The video cuts off — right as Witham drops his phone.
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The song cuts off short, a lot like he did.
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At one point, Aidy Bryant cuts off her own hair.
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It also cuts off Pakistani traders from a steady market.
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If flooding cuts off transportation, it would also affect food security.
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This cuts off the regime from its main source of cash.
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It's a good thing the video cuts off when it does.
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Tennessee cuts off voter registration at 30 days before election day.
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It's entirely offline, for example, which cuts off a key attack vector.
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In another instance, Trump cuts off the path of the Queen entirely.
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Poetically, the video cuts off right before the end of the song.
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The agreement cuts off all possible pathways to an Iranian nuclear weapon.
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I mutter a friendly response in a tone that cuts off conversation.
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Then, as Trump and Cohen discuss the financing, the recording cuts off.
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Go deeper: AT&T cuts off some customers' service in piracy crackdown
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The regular software keyboard cuts off too much content way too often.
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The clause also cuts off completely qualified candidates from running at all.
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They occur when a blood clot cuts off blood flow to the brain.
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It largely cuts off the possibility of creating value for money on recyclables.
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"If China cuts off American farmers, Chinese people will go hungry," they scoffed.
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The doctor cuts off a spongy piece and drops it into a vial.
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He climbs in with others on the road, and the camera cuts off.
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What is needed is a strategy that cuts off slavery at its root.
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Of course, quitting your drug of choice cuts off the body's primary source.
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The outer eye wall effectively cuts off the inner eye wall from moisture.
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And that is where my memory goes black, where the reel cuts off.
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MasterCard, says Ali, cuts off a guesser after 2628 tries even across sites.
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But that also cuts off traffic to businesses like the Happy Camper Food Cart.
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The law, HB 1411, cuts off all state funding for clinics that provide abortions.
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Pass a reconciliation bill that cuts off the largest funding streams for Planned Parenthood.
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Doomsday shelters need to be off-grid in case a disaster cuts off power.
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To prevent further carnage, Anton cuts off his own hand with a meat cleaver.
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The video abruptly cuts off in the middle of the exchange with the man.
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The video, apparently taken by one of the Taiwanese, cuts off after a few seconds.
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My defense mechanism is shut it down, [but] that cuts off a lot of opportunities.
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But avoiding hard tasks indefinitely also cuts off opportunities to learn and improve one's skills.
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Ghosting — when someone cuts off all communication without explanation — extends to all things, it seems.
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Typically, a second, outer eye wall forms and cuts off the old, inner eye wall.
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Specifically, Collins's amendment cuts off federal reimbursements for state Medicaid funds raised from county governments.
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Those typically block all advertisements, which cuts off revenue for both those websites and Google.
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Once it discovers something fishy, it cuts off the affected device and inspects it for malware.
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Terrorism is on the rise, the government cuts off phone signals, and drones are surveilling everyone.
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The law also cuts off enrollment for the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion starting in 2020.
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The release of that tape, which cuts off abruptly, prompted backlash from Trump and his allies.
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And the Saudis are well aware that if Qatar cuts off Hamas, Hamas probably wouldn't survive.
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Who knows what will happen when the rule cuts off access to HIV drugs or vaccines.
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It also cuts off all peripheral vision, so you have to turn your head to see.
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Finally, the law must not be so burdensome that it cuts off innovation and economic opportunity.
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And the bandage cuts off circulation, so by the time I'm done my fingers are purple.
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If the government cuts off power, it will further anger a population that is already disenchanted.
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She is resistant at first, but eventually cuts off her braids and changes into a minidress.
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Its path runs through federal lands and cuts off access to waterways and a public monument.
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The figure also cuts off at December 31st, so it's likely grown in the three weeks since.
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At an uncomfortable meeting Jeff, cuts off Taylor because Taylor doesn't really see Jeff as his father.
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When the video cuts off mid-bar, she leaves us wanting a bigger peek into Whack World.
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The video appears to also show her reaching for the camera before the video abruptly cuts off.
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The sadistic CO cuts off her hair, saying he'll show her prison family who she really is.
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Doing so cuts off the behavior's direct and indirect impact (discouraging others from behaving the same way).
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Before the now-viral video cuts off, a dripping wet passenger is seen praying in her seat.
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Just take the super extra moment when Frances cuts off Greta's finger with a cutesie cookie cutter.
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Here he cuts off a drive, forces a pass to Zaza Pachulia, then contests the inefficient floater.
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The best part is debatably the green screen that cuts off the right half of Snoop's face.
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So VCs overfund startups with decent but uninspired progress, which cuts off realistic and enriching exit opportunities.
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The meeting "cuts off a long subpoena," he said, referring to a legal fight for the information.
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Western diplomats have said Al Yarubiyah's closure cuts off 40 percent of medical aid to northeastern Syria.
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The stranger talks her, taunting her and claiming to be Santa Claus, before the voice cuts off.
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This cuts off the flow of oxygen and wakes the player, often for a second or two.
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But lately I've noticed that the child population of the park abruptly cuts off at a certain age.
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When our employer cuts off the dialogue about pay, it damages our sense of self-worth, Peakon found.
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The call cuts off 49 seconds after it started, as Harambe drags the boy briefly out of sight.
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It lets you set an expiration date for your message, which cuts off access when that day arrives.
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The duration of the launch lasts around two and half minutes, at which point the engine cuts off.
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He cuts off their penetration, fights through screens, switches with ease, and pushes bigger guys off the block.
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Vinžík screams to alert his friend of the bear that's following him and the bear cuts off trail.
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Trump's Global Gag Rule also cuts off contraception access to women overseas, in the poorest nations on Earth.
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"I can't wait to see what part Ramsay cuts off you this time," a henchman muttered with glee.
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When Putin cuts off gas supplies via Ukraine, or threatens to cut them off, Italy goes into fibrillation.
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And that's exactly what fans will have to do as well, as the script cuts off after that.
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The change cuts off the potential that other nontraditional members (other than mREITs) could gain access to FHLBs.
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In the worst case scenario, crashes could spiral into a catastrophe that cuts off our access to space.
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His daughter, meanwhile, is a runaway who cuts off all contact with her family and joins a commune.
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"US Ruling Cuts Off Means of Escape for Many in the Reich," declared the New York Times headline.
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So when it cuts off, there's this quality of the silence that's as beautiful as the track itself.
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The Child Soldier Prevention Act cuts off American military aid to countries that recruit and use child soldiers.
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But tell that to Mitch McConnell when he cuts off the right of a fellow senator to speak.
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During TV interviews, he often cuts off the person he is interviewing to make points of his own.
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In the d'Aulaires' recounting, Medusa's back story is ignored; Perseus cuts off her ugly head while she sleeps.
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The JCPOA, which took effect in January 210, cuts off the plutonium track while severely restricting uranium enrichment.
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Mike describes how the Lucas cuts off the creature's seven heads and how Dustin puts them in his bag.
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But the ad cuts off there, and viewers are directed to the company's website to watch the banned ending.
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As the Associated Press points out, the video feed cuts off prematurely, which is standard for any classified payload.
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The Kilauea lava flow cuts off Kahukai Street, in the Leilani Estates near Pahoa, Hawaii, U.S., May 29, 2018.
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They hope the roadway will provide an alternative escape route if lava cuts off more roads to the north.
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There was a lot of correspondence with him, but eventually, it just cuts off right before the kids disappeared.
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Why it cuts off, and what the hot dog did to deserve this treatment are left a total mystery.
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We'll know if it succeeds just about the same time the second stage engine cuts off (t+29:250).
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It also cuts off all federal funding for premium subsidies and Medicaid expansion after 2026, which would wreak havoc.
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Winter cuts off all of Kai's blue hair and gives him a shave as they talk about their relationship.
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Make the wrap tight enough that it won't slip off, but not so tight that it cuts off circulation.
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Here a huge sea wall of more than 20 miles cuts off the double estuary from the Yellow Sea.
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Google's Advanced Protection cuts off all third-party access by default, allowing only applications that support its security keys.
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But just as quickly as it begins, Kai cuts off his big brother's finger before stabbing him in the neck.
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Such hot language rightfully alienates decent people, and cuts off any opportunity we might have had to change their minds.
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The video doesn't show the lead-up to the assault and cuts off as Booker is being helped by others.
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It doesn't take long before the Chrysler cuts off the dash cam owner, blocking him in at a stop sign.
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It bans known malicious websites, and its integrated ad-blocking software prevents pop-up bombardment and cuts off cookie tracking.
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ECB Executive Board member Yves Mersch said on Friday the central bank needs to take rate cuts off the table.
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At its end, the song abruptly cuts off, a jagged symbol of the violence lurking under every seemingly normal day.
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Embolization "cuts off the blood supply to a certain part of the body," according to the National Institutes of Health.
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After the thing is engulfed in flames, a restaurant employee cuts off the dome and, bam, you got a pizza.
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Like a few of my favorite cuts off Discovery, "Digital Love" is also a good old-fashioned bittersweet love song.
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Shutting down tours cuts off an avenue for Chinese currency for the North Korean regime, though hardly a major one.
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Western diplomats have said the closure of the Iraq crossing cuts off 40 percent of medical aid to northeastern Syria.
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The recording cuts off, according to three people familiar with it, and it is not clear how the discussion ended.
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The video clip only shows 50 seconds preceding the use of the N-word and cuts off shortly after its use.
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The tribe vowed to "vigorously pursue legal action" if the Trump administration cuts off the environmental review and grants the easement.
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If you have too much, this also causes your breathing to slow down, and eventually cuts off oxygen to the brain.
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He helpfully cuts off Chanel No. 11's 11th finger and she thanks him, then he stabs her thru the stomach.
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Thankfully, Rainer cuts off his co-star before she literally rakes herself over coals just for turning down his inappropriate date.
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Moderates have expressed concern that the House bill cuts off the expansion too soon and have pushed for a longer delay.
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The footage cuts off before showing the car striking the pedestrian, but captures the events immediately leading up to the crash.
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Protée rarely speaks, and in one scene, in which he serves dinner, the camera cuts off his body at the neck.
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The trucks leave the docks on the A20, a busy road that cuts off the waterfront from the rest of Dover.
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Common-sense reforms, like ending a foolish Medicaid restriction that cuts off money for some larger mental health facilities, would help.
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What if China cuts off exports of the rare earths materials that are crucial to advanced manufacturing in the United States?
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It's a precursor to a heart attack, when a clot cuts off blood flow to the heart, starving it of oxygen.
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It cuts off immediately if the line of sight is broken (and, Ossia claims, would be harmless even if it didn't).
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"Samokhvalov cuts off the edge of the figure, so you don't know where his hand or shoulder goes," Mr. Mikhailovsky said.
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She cuts off the "morto," leaving you hanging as hushed violas, playing an eerily steady sustained tone, wait in the background.
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Cropping appears in the New Testament of the Bible when Simon Peter cuts off the slave Malchus' ear, and Jesus heals him.
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Charlie is a rather strange 13-year-old who cuts off pigeon's heads and plays fast and loose with her nut allergy.
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Summer cuts off Hemorrhage's insecure babbling with a kiss, perhaps seeing too much of herself in his facade of toughness to resist.
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This causes the animals to turn a ghostly white—hence the term "bleaching"—but more problematically it cuts off their food supply.
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Lupron cuts off a woman's estrogen, eliminating a key hormone called estradiol that regulates the energy centers of the cell, the mitochondria.
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Pek goes straight for the head, cuts off a chunk from the face just above the eye and passes it to me.
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Through no fault of their own, the federal government suddenly cuts off their financial aid because the major is no longer eligible.
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He cuts off a block and spoons the berry mixture on top, garnishing the finished product with curly mint and fennel tips.
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At this point the soundtrack cuts off, leaving us with the aching silence of the apartment and with Issa's face in shock.
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It helped that I snagged the last available charger — it was like making it in before the bouncer cuts off the line.
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Also known as Hirayama disease, MMA is a focal motor neuron disease that cuts off the supply of nerves to affected limbs.
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African governments are requesting billions of dollars in aid as the unusually dry period ruins farmland, kills cattle and cuts off water supplies.
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There's a lot of aspects of the triangle — the spacing, the cuts off hitting the post — that are not unique to the triangle.
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This week on Noisey Radio, we check in with R&B sensation Khalil and hear cuts off his new EP Prove It All.
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The album's closer gets warbly and shakey like an old record that got left in the sun until it abruptly just cuts off.
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When Lyle won't embrace Steven's fiery brand of Christianity, Shiloh cuts off his contact with Isaac, precipitating a series of increasingly dire crises.
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To the Editor: As China cuts off imports of recyclable materials, it's critical that we realize that recycling isn't the goal by itself.
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For example, it would all but prohibit states from waiving a federal rule that generally cuts off unemployed childless adults after three months.
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By slashing access to health insurance, the bill cuts off the one thing that makes addiction treatment affordable to potentially millions of patients.
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He shared a clip from the music video that cuts off just before the iconic lyric, leaving true fans to fill in the blanks.
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A dishonorable discharge, issued for the most serious offenses, cuts off all military and veterans benefits, including healthcare from the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Already-high premiums will rise by 73%—more, if President Donald Trump cuts off some subsidies for insurers, as he has threatened to do.
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Israel learned the hard way in the late 1960s and early 1970s what happens when a main supplier of arms cuts off defense aid.
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He expects the new Congress, when it cuts off funding for the ACA, to set a date some time in the future, likely Jan.
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If you look closely at the end, he looks like he breaks out in a bit of a smile before the video cuts off.
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Almost an hour in, the music suddenly cuts off and Derulo swaggers in, surrounded by his posse and a swirl of flashing camera lights.
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But, Bernie -- just like Fury -- regained his composure and got back into the fight ... throwing another couple of jabs before the video cuts off.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Drive—which used to run from deep in the west side through downtown—now cuts off at the stadium site.
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As a result, framing the struggle over Jerusalem in terms of sacred values intensifies the conflict and cuts off avenues for resolving the conflict.
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Gaga begins to talk about her only issue with the mega-famous pop star, but the video cuts off before she can finish her sentence.
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Pheasant feather hats from the 1940s sit alongside loud, multicolored trousers made from surplus yarn and a leather jacket produced with off cuts off material.
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This is a movie where a half-man / half-octopus cuts off, grills, and serves his own tentacles to oblivious diners while grimacing in agony.
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It cuts off access to all apps except for a few whitelisted exceptions that you want available at all times — like the phone or Messages.
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When Jake undermines a decision that Olivia makes about the status of a compromised spy behind enemy lines, she cuts off their strictly physical relationship.
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There are a few major revelations about Odin toward the end, but it cuts off so abruptly you don't really have time to absorb them.
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The Iran deal was designed as a pragmatic arms-control agreement that cuts off Iran's route to a nuclear weapon for a period of time.
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The brazen fox did come creeping back towards the guys, perhaps for another attempt, but the video cuts off soon after, so we'll never know.
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But as Parker cuts off of the elbow, the gravitational pull reverses and suddenly the defender is forced to get between Parker and the basket.
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The order cuts off one way that Trump could stop the payments — a way that would have given him the cover of a court ruling.
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For news outlets, advertising dependence has become financially perilous because Facebook and Google have cornered the online advertising market, and adblocking further cuts off revenue.
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Experts worry that debris orbiting Earth could lead to a "Kessler syndrome" domino effect that cuts off human access to space for hundreds of years.
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It cuts off Iran's pathways to a bomb, sharply constrains its nuclear program for a long time, and provides for unprecedentedly strict monitoring and verification.
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State officials said they would allow insurers to impose a surcharge on premiums if the federal government cuts off funds for the cost-sharing subsidies.
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Unplugging things like televisions, garage door openers, coffee makers and video game consoles cuts off the power and can save you on your electric bill.
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Each new tab you open cuts off four hit points from your Tabagotchi's health bar, so if you've got more than 25 tabs open, it'll die.
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The two are brought into the room blindfolded for the kiss— and the clip cuts off just as they're about to go in for the kill.
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"Unless the band is too tight and cuts off circulation to the skin or hand, there isn't much downside to using acupressure bands," Dr. Chen says.
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"If China really cuts off supply entirely then there are short term problems," Tim Worstall, a former rare earth trader and commodities blogger tells The Verge.
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The fact that Randall knows this is a betrayal, so to get back at both of them, Deja cuts off all of her freshly done hair.
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I can turn on my lights from across the country and my AC automatically cuts off when I leave the house — and that's only two devices.
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Instead, for at least ten years, the pact cuts off Iran's path to a bomb and makes any future attempt more likely to be detected early.
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As for Ford and Howard's reason for stopping by Ehrenreich's interview, Ford only said "We were just in the neighborhood," right before the clip cuts off.
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Guarantee access to employer-covered contraceptive care and end the Trump administration's "gag rule," which cuts off funding for providers that offer abortions or abortion referrals.
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And with a leveed Mississippi river that cuts off the natural flux of sediments, there's little to do to solve the situation, says Jones at JPL.
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Unlike SpaceX's other landing attempts gone sour, we don't see an explosion — the video that Musk posted cuts off right before the rocket fully tips over.
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She said the deputy calls for backup and a second police car cuts off Okobi, who drops his bags and puts his hands in the air.
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They recognized the major civil rights problem that emerges when government forces disadvantaged families to attend low-performing public schools and cuts off their other options.
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Next to a conventional anesthesia machine, it will be the only one that works when the electricity cuts off or a hospital runs out of oxygen.
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The moment we are finally taken down to lock eyes with another albeit grainy reveller beside us, the video cuts off... So near but so far.
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The New York Times reported on Thursday evening that Kelly was moving to instill "military discipline" in the West Wing: Kelly cuts off rambling advisers midsentence.
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Patty Mills sets a cross screen to free Pau Gasol up on the left block, then flex cuts off Rudy Gay's pindown for a potential three.
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The policy cuts off United States funding to any international organizations that provide abortion services, or even suggest abortion as a viable option to their patients.
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Shutting the two points effectively cuts off Gaza from the rest of the world by land, save for its small Egyptian border, which is generally closed.
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The security bubble Israel maintains around settlements cuts off Palestinian communities from each other and makes a meaningful, economically viable existence for some of them impossible.
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Ms. Lacaze's job is to give the world an alternative source, in case a global trade war spirals out of control and China cuts off supply.
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Investors worry that precautions such as quarantining and social avoidance will depress economic activity as the global spread cuts off vital supply chains and encourages hoarding.
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Twitter's latest action cuts off Mr. Jones's final direct channel to mainstream audiences, severely restricting his ability to attract new viewers and build his public profile.
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Flip it, and it cuts off the mics on a hardware level, with no way to turn them back on short of flipping the switch back.
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But the conservative planning of the insurance industry means that many insurers can afford to keep offering insurance, even after the president cuts off the funding.
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But we've rarely seen a drastic hair change involving Black hair shown in such respectful and loving detail as when Ayanna cuts off her box braids.
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"The worse I felt, the more difficult it was to respond to him," she says of her boyfriend, a decent guy she cuts off without explanation.
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Offred is forced to wear a wimple that cuts off her line of sight, so she can't always see what's behind her or to her side.
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BARTIROMO: There is also a trigger in it that, if the funding for the wall is not appropriated, that cuts off some relief for the DACA recipients.
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In a concession to privacy, the only actual button is a mute that cuts off the mic, so you can be sure you're not being listened to.
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People who use too much could be fined, and may have to agree to install a device that cuts off their supply if they use too much.
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Enlarged ovaries are at a greater risk of a gynecological emergency called "ovarian torsion," in which the ovary twists around its "stalk" and cuts off blood flow.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: BOEM/Kody Kramer/Ryan F MandelbaumYou might be wondering why the data cuts off at more shallow parts of the Gulf.
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Jihadi John cuts off the head of an American or Japanese journalist, and the uploaded, socially networked video becomes a weapon of mass psychic torture, spreading virally.
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If ClassPass achieves its goal of turning everyone into a workout fiend, the company's $100 flat monthly rate effectively cuts off its own legs to do so.
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If China cuts off America's access to rare earth metals, the U.S. would likely accelerate processing in California and look to other sources from allies like Australia.
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One asks the soldier's name, trying to soothe him, while another cuts off his bloody uniform with scissors; the others are examining his wounds, taking his pulse.
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Berlin's history cuts off before she gets a chance to see how the influx of vast sums of money would undermine the idealism of many tech companies.
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In the United States the FAA has experimented with a system that cuts off communication between drones that fly too close to an airport and their controllers.
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"I think other partners are recognizing and supportive of U.S. escalating actions, particularly yesterday's oil sanctions, because that cuts off funds to the Maduro regime," she said.
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It could also help prevent a scenario in which the orbital junk gets out of control and cuts off our access to space for hundreds of years.
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But the results have been devastating: Practically speaking, the policy cuts off inmates from the people they love at precisely the moment they need those connections most.
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The budget also cuts off funding for the United Nations' climate change programs by eliminating US funding for the Green Climate Fund and its precursor Climate Investment Funds.
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The wall cuts off areas that are formally part of the city, forming twilight zones for East Jerusalem's Palestinians where housing is cheaper but public services are neglected.
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The danger of the ban extends beyond simply allowing transgender citizens to serve in the military; it effectively cuts off access to life-saving medical procedures and medicine.
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It probably will not go much lower, either because job growth is replaced by inflation or, more likely, because the Fed cuts off growth before that can happen.
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Both chambers of Congress have voted to repeal the individual mandate, a move that cuts off a key leg of Obamacare and allows people to forgo buying insurance.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Facebook's announcement on Monday that it was removing accounts connected to Myanmar's military effectively cuts off the armed forces' main channel of communication with the public.
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Ironically, this is where Destiny 2's clean-slate works against it: it's an expansion's worth of new content that cuts off access to all the old stuff.
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If his sweet hug before the video cuts off (coincidentally as she's saying "What the…") doesn't prove they're ultimate couple goals, wait until you see their vaca digs.
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When a forcefield forms around the ship, an energy beam (or whatever) gruesomely cuts off this character's legs and sends the rest of his body hurdling towards Earth.
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"We penalize properties caught trying to use these services, which is ultimately the best way to stop optimization companies because it cuts off their revenue supply," Kay said.
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Her short narrative series tells the story of a girl who cuts off parts of her body after finding herself infected by a mawkish, brainwashing, Disney-inspired virus.
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Powell also noted that "news about trade has been important driver of sentiment," but a trade deal with China would not necessarily take rate cuts off the table.
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"Right now gas from the Marcellus and Utica shale is being blocked by some of our neighboring states, which cuts off our markets in New England," she said.
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" The deposition continues, with him being asked if there was any way Oswald was in some way a CIA agent or an agent," before the document cuts off.
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The movie is bookended with footage from the 2010 death of Dawn Brancheau, Tilikum's trainer, though the clip cuts off moments before Tilikum attacks and drags her underwater.
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In particular, the disclosures in these Instagram posts featured "unambiguous" language, and were often hidden under the "more" tab that cuts off long captions on Instagram's mobile app.
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The Industrial Canal, which connects Lake Pontchartrain and the Mississippi River and allows cargo ships to pass, essentially cuts off the neighborhood from the rest of the city.
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Those uncertainties pushed BoE policymaker Michael Saunders to hint at a likely interest rate cut scenario, just a week after the bank kept rate cuts off the chart.
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With conservatives wary of signing on to a bill to help the island deal with its debt woes, Democrats are trying to take healthcare cuts off the table.
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I won't blame you, though, if you double your order after the man with the knife cuts off a little block of meat and hands it to you.
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Open Flame cuts off the internet if the integrated candle goes out, harkening back to a time when it was impossible to read at night without candle light.
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For example, a car rapidly changing lanes creates dangers for the cars it cuts off, which can be mitigated by other cars that make extra room in their lanes.
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We love a travel cup with a lid, but it cuts off the aroma, and we detect flavor with sensory cells both in the nose and on the tongue.
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The Texas ballot access deadline for an independent presidential candidate cuts off the second Monday in May, and would have to be challenged as unconstitutionally early at this point.
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But if it is real, it does beg the question: Like the fabled tree in the forest, if The Weeknd cuts off his locs, is he still The Weeknd?
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We still don't know what that is, but it seems to have something to do with that map etched into some poor shmo's bloody scalp that he cuts off.
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Planned Parenthood is calling the campaign its "final bid" to prevent Florida from enacting a bill that cuts off its state funding and creates new restrictions for abortion providers.
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Quotas, in contrast, put up a brick wall that absolutely cuts off the supply of products critical to getting oil and gas from the ground in the Permian Basin.
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The provision cuts off federal reimbursements for state Medicaid funds raised from county governments, a change intended to get New York to stop raising Medicaid funds from its counties.
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The nebula cuts off communication with the Federation and Kirk and company must find each other, learn the planet's secrets and uncover the horrifying plot of the villainous Krall.
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According to the Tax Policy Center, in 2190 the credit starts phasing out for households earning $22014,23 and cuts off completely for those with incomes of $0003,2000 and higher.
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It starts with a salvo of traffic noise that cuts off with a whoosh, a fanfare that sets into relief the silence in which the 45-minute work transpires.
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But a round or oval table can give you a little more space to move around since it cuts off the corners but still has a good surface area.
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The camera work is rough—Almodóvar himself starred as the master of ceremonies for the General Erections contest, and the framing of the shot accidentally cuts off his head.
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North Korean workers overseas are seen as a source of funding for the country's nuclear and missile program, so repatriating them cuts off a vital lifeline for the regime.
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Though Celebrity Big Brother cuts off its houseguests from the outside world, Keshia Knight Pulliam can vouch that real-life problems can still get in the way of the game.
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Although we know what eventually happens, the flashback cuts off there, and we're whipped back into present day where Sarah is trying to escape with Helena, who is essentially crowning.
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The fall of the main highway presents a strategic crisis for the Syrian Kurds as it cuts off the remaining main access route between their key towns to the west.
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"When the state cuts off our ability to do business, it is cutting off its ability to govern," Travis County judge Sarah Eckhardt said in a press conference Wednesday afternoon.
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Analysts say this cuts off a key source of supply for the world's largest copper consumer and boosts refined copper makers, which are likely to see an increase in demand.
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Washington said the officer's body camera, which may have given a better angle, cuts off before the officer exits the vehicle and doesn't cut back on until after the shooting.
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You can see the start of the landing at around the 23-minute mark in the video below, but the feed cuts off before the rocket actually enters the scene.
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This week he reinstated the Mexico City policy, which cuts off U.S. aid to international health groups that promote or provide abortions, following in the footsteps of other Republican presidents.
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YANGON, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Facebook's announcement on Monday that it was removing accounts connected to Myanmar's military effectively cuts off the armed forces' main channel of communication with the public.
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It also reportedly bans the Pentagon from recruiting trans Americans in the future, and cuts off funding used to pay for gender reassignment surgery or other transgender-related medical costs.
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Even if Iraq cuts off Islamic State from satellite Internet, the group can remain online through illegal networks set up by businessmen in towns such as Kirkuk, Arbil and Duhok.
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WeChat, which has about 1 billion monthly active users, is a popular portal for online services in China and the removal cuts off a major user-acquisition channel for SeekingArrangement.
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When he takes a video of his teacher that accidentally cuts off a portion of Kim Jong-il's portrait in the background, he is reprimanded, and the video is deleted.
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On the other side of the ledger, House Republicans openly worried about Mr. Trump's plans to increase spending on military and other programs while taking entitlement cuts off the table.
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Well our job as in government is not to make it so that you don't want to do anything that cuts off the natural supply and demand of the market.
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California health insurers that sell ObamaCare plans say they could have double-digit premium increases for some plans next year if the Trump administration cuts off key payments to insurers.
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It's a VR headset that cuts off your vision of the real world, but that allows you, thanks to the motion controllers, to bring your hand movements into your virtual activities.
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Imagine trying to fully process a version of The Shining that cuts off right after Wendy Torrance discovers her husband's "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" writings.
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That's where it cuts off, but the the message seems pretty clear ... the 2 pop stars are ready to move on from their years-long bad blood and be friends again.
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It is unclear why the dolphin was initially removed from the water, and the new video cuts off after the dolphin is laid on the sand and people are patting it.
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Funny that this show cuts off before Dubuffet's hourloupes, the tightly locked doodles of blue and red that he first developed in 1962 and stuck with for a decade after that.
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According to Amblin Entertainment via a statement provided to CNN, the dog didn't have to complete the scene after being forced in — where the first part of the video cuts off.
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In stop-start autos the engine automatically cuts off when a car comes to a stop and restarts as the foot comes off the brake, reducing idling time and noxious fumes.
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But aggressive behavior among tech companies, for much less noble motives, is business as usual — Facebook, for example, routinely cuts off data access to rival apps like Twitter, Vine, and Prisma.
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"I don't know what I would do, without you/ I don't know where I would be, without..." she sings before the video cuts off there, likely leaving her fans itching for more.
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The suspension cuts off a major supply route for Polish refineries owned by Polands PKN Orlen and Grupa Lotos , as well as plants in Germany owned by Total , Shell, Eni and Rosneft.
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When predatory curator Gretchen (Toni Collette) puts her arm in a Sphere hole on the night before an opening featuring Dease's purloined artwork, Dease's spirit inhabits Sphere and cuts off her arm.
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Thanks to the double-edge design, the razor cuts off the hair at a blunt angle, without pulling or dragging on the skin, so it won't cause irritation or razor bumps, ever.
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The suspension cuts off a major supply route for Polish refineries owned by Poland's PKN Orlen and Grupa Lotos , as well as plants in Germany owned by Total , Shell, Eni and Rosneft.
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"There might be many things we do not know about this person, but there are some we do: We know that this person shuts down and cuts off relationships," Dr. Castaños says.
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If a blood clot cuts off the oxygen supply, the cells switch to a last-resort energy making method that's a lot less efficient and creates an acidic environment in the brain.
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The suspension cuts off a major supply route for Polish refineries owned by Poland's PKN Orlen and Grupa Lotos, as well as plants in Germany owned by Total, Shell, Eni and Rosneft.
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While that could keep ISIS from coming into Syria from Turkey, it also cuts off a route from Aleppo for civilians currently under siege who might still be trying to escape north.
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"Blocking cooperation with the Mueller probe potentially cuts off a significant opportunity for Ukrainian law enforcement to conduct a more thorough inquiry into possible crimes committed during the Yanukovich era," they wrote.
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Rachel, in turn, is permanently hurt by being left behind; her split with their mother is "irreconcilable," and she effectively cuts off Nathaniel too when he chooses to live with their mother.
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Complicated environmental science and a fraught diplomatic history await anyone seeking to determine how to build a wall that cuts off the flow of people without violating the nation's water treaty obligations.
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The plot centred on a teen who cuts off his possessed hand with a cleaver, inadvertently allowing the murderous hand it to run wild and do as many murders as it pleases.
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The close-up shot of Jackie Siegel's breast-augmented cleavage, festooned with a bejeweled necklace, cuts off her head, an alteration that's arguably as dehumanizing as the very sociological phenomena Greenfield decries.
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But one character, Uncle Nallayyan, is unhesitant in his choice — he defies ancient customs when he cuts off his head-knot, refuses to marry and generally lives his life as he pleases.
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The FBI insists that such encryption cuts off all access to critical surveillance data, while the companies providing end-to-end encrypted messaging services get to look like the protectors of American privacy.
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"[The explorer] finds that each time her path hits itself, it cuts off a little piece of land that is completely surrounded by the path and can never be visited again," said Sheffield.
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But suggesting that he&aposs a Russian pawn while his military wipes out Russian mercs, sanctions billionaires who are his buddies and then cuts off a potential economic lifeline Juan, is completely unreasonable.
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If Annalise has a plan to turn things around, we'll have to wait for tonight to hear it, since the clip cuts off right before Connor finds himself in yet another perilous situation.
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Lava cuts off access to Hawaii communities Authorities say as many as a dozen residents who decided not to evacuate are now cut off from power, water; Jeff Paul reports from Pahoa, Hawaii.
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An Obama-era regulation — called the "gainful employment" rule — cuts off funding to programs from which too many students graduate saddled in debt, but don't earn enough money to pay off their loans.
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"Black and White Sky," by the masterly Tanith Lee, is a brilliant story of an island-wide attack of magpies that cuts off England, Scotland and Wales from the rest of the world.
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In this disorder, a ligament supporting the diaphragm, known as the median arcuate ligament, cuts off circulation not to the colon but to the stomach, by obstructing the artery that delivers blood there.
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Augustine advises that you limit your subject line to eight or fewer words, especially since your CEO may be reading the email on a mobile device that cuts off part of the text.
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It also throws into limbo what is known as the gainful employment mandate, which cuts off loans to colleges if their graduates do not earn enough money to pay off their student debt.
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The 3D effect adds movement and visual interest to an otherwise bland exterior, but also cuts off some of the windows, making it too dark to live in though interesting to look at.
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A disease that cuts 10 years off your lifespan and causes 10 years of partial paralysis before that has a higher DALY toll than one that just cuts off 225 years, for instance.
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Angel Velasquez is known as a "water knife" — a for-hire hitman who cuts off the water supply to impoverished communities and directs it instead to wealthy clients trying to maintain their luxurious lifestyles.
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In a tense trade environment, the program is "increasingly important," and the lack of funding cuts off "vital market development resources," Kevin Skunes, president of the National Corn Growers Association, wrote in a statement.
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That showed as they closed out the Blue stage, kicking off their nine-song set with "Stay Home," one of the best cuts off their debut and even adding tasteful vibraphone throughout the gig.
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So, for example, if Twitter decides to either increase the fees it charges to Hootsuite, or tries to offer its own analytics and thereby cuts off some of Hootsuite's access, this impacts the company.
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Well, except for one thing: the way that the notch "area" cuts off into the rest of the screen can be super inelegant, and it can make stuff just look a little chopped off.
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Florida's Division of Blind Services provided her with equipment and training at first, but because Florida cuts off non-school support to visually impaired children aged 6-13, Paloma lost access to state services.
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A young woman with black-framed glasses and a lip stud sits in front of the camera, the shot framed so tightly on her face that it cuts off the top of her head.
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For better or worse the show cuts off at 1980: before the Winter Olympics of 1984, and before the breakup of the country that brought the world's attention to Sarajevo for much grimmer reasons.
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The cosmetology schools had argued in court that the rule — which cuts off federal aid to career college programs whose graduates have high levels of debt relative to their earnings — unfairly punish their industry.
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The department said that it would reconsider provisions involving the "gainful employment" rule, which cuts off loans to colleges if graduates' earnings cannot meet their debt burden, not move immediately to halt the loans.
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"If it cuts off the ability for us to talk about it publicly, we're not sure how that helps us because we need the American public to also understand what is happening," she told CNN.
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Not only does this spread panic, which causes people to take fewer precautions, but it also cuts off patients from needed supplies and hampers health authorities who are trying to isolate and treat the sick.
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But it also illustrates — in more intense circumstances than nearly any of us will ever experience — the way that fate cramps and cuts off our dearest dreams, and then sometimes makes ways for new ones.
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Here are the most common bad habits, according to the CDC: This is bad because it cuts off your cornea from receiving oxygen while you're asleep, and it allows germs to fester in your eyes.
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It's your wi-fi that leaves you weeping as it cuts off the minute you try to browse from the toilet, or walk down the stairs, or lean just one particular way on your bed.
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In addition, the company purposely cuts off Maps route endpoints and only uses the data in the middle of your trip to help inform other users about, for instance, real-time traffic patterns and traffic.
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The full song will eventually introduce Gaston (Luke Evans) and Le Fou (Josh Gad), but this teaser is true to its name and cuts off with less than a minute of Belle and the townsfolk.
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The Senate bill also cuts off Obamacare's Medicaid expansion more gradually than the House legislation, which passed on May 4, and it removes language restricting federally subsidized health plans from covering abortions, the newspaper said.
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The display is comprised, essentially, of eight single-wall "booths" arranged in a rectangle, a formation that works well for the works shown inside the shape but awkwardly cuts off the ones on the outside.
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The book is written from the perspective of Bergljot, a 50-something Oslo magazine editor who cuts off contact with her parents and sisters after they react defensively to her claims of childhood sexual assault.
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The Republican moves may be a response to political pressure: Democrats say Republicans will be responsible if the government cuts off the cost-sharing payments and premiums then skyrocket or markets collapse in some states.
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Crocetta also tells the children stories; for example, one that many people know as "The Juniper Tree," in which a woman cuts off her stepson's head and cooks it and feeds it to his father.
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China is North Korea's economic lifeline: If it cuts off oil to North Korea or dramatically reduces trade with it, it would cripple the country's economy, which is currently growing despite the burden of international sanctions.
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The script was penned by Matt Mider and Kevin Burrows, who wrote the upcoming Netflix comedy "The Package" about a teenager who accidentally cuts off his penis during a camping trip, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Quayola explains that the Judith and Holofernes story, in which a young heroine seduces a big, evil general and cuts off his head, is Biblical and probably the most painted theme in the history of art.
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The average premium for a key type of Obamacare plan would need to be hiked by 19 percent to compensate if Congress cuts off a stream of money currently paid to insurers, a new analysis finds.
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Giuliani said he is disturbed that the one Cohen tape that has surfaced — in which Cohen and Trump discussed making payments to two women accusers during the 2202 campaign — inexplicably cuts off midway through the conversation.
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That experience guides my conviction..." It cuts off before he finishes the sentence, which clarifies that his conviction was "that partnership between America and Islam must be based on what Islam is, not what it isn't.
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We can only re-elect Donald Trump" but cuts off the rest of the sentence which says "we can only re-elect Donald Trump if in fact we get engaged in this circular firing squad here.
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And one of the New York Times' front page headlines on Monday says the essay is "an echo of Trump's language..." Cloudfare cuts off 8chan The racist essay was first posted on an 8chan message board.
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Roe was decided in 1973, and the Hyde Amendment, which bans federal funding for abortion in nearly all cases and cuts off access for millions of low-income Medicaid recipients, was passed just three years later.
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"A narrowly partisan proposal that cuts off women's access to birth control, shortchanges veterans and rescinds Obamacare funds to cover the cost is not a serious response to the threat from the Zika virus," Reid said.
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Trump would have remained in the hospital for almost a week when the recovery for the kind of procedure she underwent — an embolization that cuts off the blood supply to the kidney — is typically a day.
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But catching their breath is no easy feat while working for a president who posts Twitter messages impulsively, often cuts off briefers after a few minutes and issues iron commands on spur-of-the-moment emotions.
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Once Medicare cuts off funding, the program could face an uphill fight if the hospital wishes to regain federal approval, said Laura Aguiar, an Arizona-based transplant consultant who has spent years helping programs navigate regulations.
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Russia's blockade of the strait with a tanker effectively cuts off sea access for Ukrainian cities that lie on the Sea of Azov, reheating the geopolitical crisis that kicked off with Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014.
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The extended set explored stripped-down jazz arrangments of To Pimp a Butterfly tracks like "These Walls," as well as cuts off of this year's Untitled Unmastered, and homages to the "Day Ones" off of Section.80.
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The pharmaceutical giant's move last week cuts off the last major U.S. source for drugs in the deadly mixes, and it adds to the difficulties of states that were already struggling to procure chemicals for lethal injections.
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And then quickly cuts off the tape which indicates exactly Professor Dershowitz is saying, that Cohen doesn&apost want the rest recorded because it was too exculpatory from the point of the view of the president (ph).
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It also freezes the implementation of key parts of what is known as the gainful employment mandate, which cuts off loans to colleges if their graduates do not earn enough money to pay off their student debt.
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If you're a single filer earning six figures in 2020 and you save in a workplace retirement plan, you won't be able to deduct any of your traditional IRA contribution because deductibility cuts off completely at $75,000.
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When I was the same age, I loved "Little Women," where, in a pivotal scene, the adventurous, tomboyish sister, the one with literary ambitions, cuts off her hair and sells it to help provide for her family.
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Not forgiving at least a portion of student debt cuts off opportunity for young Americans and forces them toward traditional careers that on the surface might offer more stability, but in reality stunts new ideas and innovation.
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A new Atlantic Council report, to be published May 3, warns of the economic and human consequences if a Venezuela debt default cuts off their credit, or if energy prices recover and force them deeper into dependence.
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Supporters of President Donald Trump's policies say the move cuts off an incentive for migrants to make their way to the US, where they are granted the chance to pursue asylum claims and sometimes build underground lives illegally.
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Seven months later, Washington cuts off all U.S. funding to UNRWA - more than $22 million annually - and further slashes hundreds of millions of dollars in aid sent to the Palestinians via other humanitarian and development agencies and hospitals.
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Capitalizing on the popularity of his 2016 holiday album Glow, Eldredge brings his smooth croon to the show with "Silver Bells" and "A Holly Jolly Christmas" — two of the five new cuts off Glow's newly released deluxe edition.
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When Parvana's family begins to starve after her father is jailed by the Taliban, the 11-year-old girl cuts off her hair and earns her keep through various odd jobs under the guise that she's a boy.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank needs to take rate cuts off the table, tweaking its guidance to preserve credibility, Executive Board member Yves Mersch said on Friday, a hawkish comment that may signal renewed discord among policymakers.
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Legal fights will occur, for example, when the Trump administration cuts off federal financing to states with "sanctuary cities" or tries to block strict state environmental pollution laws on the basis of the Supremacy Clause of the constitution.
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The "Big Little Lies" star cuts off Harper&aposs TikTok dance to the song "Say So" by Doja Cat to perform a few moves herself, and then jokingly pushes her back into frame so that Harper topples over.
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Yves Mersch, a member of the ECB's executive board, the nucleus of euro zone policy-setting, recently said it needed to take interest rate cuts off the table, which would mark a retreat from its policy of cheap money.
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As part of the $1.2 trillion omnibus spending bill that passed 211-198, Representative Bill Huizenga (R-MI) tacked on the amendment that cuts off funding to "implement, administer, or enforce" a specific rule in the Securities Exchange Act.
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This conversation is a reference to a gory scene in Volume 5, Issue 28 of the comic book series where The Governor cuts off Rick's hand after Rick withholds information about where he and the others have been living.
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With images dating back to 2012, the Mars Webcam photo archive shows Mars from all different angles: different shades of light, different shadows, or different areas where the sun light cuts off, rendering it a crescent like the moon.
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"At the end of the day, the president, going back to Thomas Jefferson, has always been able to do with the military what they wanted to do with the military, until Congress completely cuts off the money," he said.
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"At the end of the day, the president, going back to Thomas Jefferson, has always been able to do with the military what they wanted to do with the military, until Congress completely cuts off the money," Smith said.
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She warned of a "real possibility" that the approaching monsoon rains would lead to deaths in the camps, with thousands more refugees at risk from disease and aid shortages if flooding cuts off access to parts of the settlement.
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In the season premiere, when Elizabeth bitingly cuts off Philip's attempt to get her to open up about work — "I know you love to talk," she says, dismissively — it's as breathtaking as any act of violence in the series.
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"A narrowly partisan proposal that cuts off women's access to birth control, shortchanges veterans and rescinds Obamacare funds to cover the cost is not a serious response to the threat from the Zika virus," Reid said in a statement.
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That not only cuts off more international trade than may be warranted by an outbreak in one remote province, but it can also stop the affected country from getting the supplies and experts it needs to fight the epidemic.
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He ran on a tough anti-immigration platform and parts of his base cheered Tuesday's move, which cuts off applications to join the program and means that people now eligible for its benefits will begin losing them in March.
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"If China cuts off oil supply, North Korea would not survive on its own for three months and everything in North Korea would be paralysed," said Cho Bong-hyun, who heads research on North Korea's economy at IBK Bank in Seoul.
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Twitter cuts off API access to follow/unfollow spam dealers In a welcome move, Twitter shut down API access to those companies that you pay to follow thousands of accounts in the hopes that some of them will follow you back.
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"Right now gas from the Marcellus and Utica shale is being blocked by some of our neighboring states, which cuts off our markets in New England," she said, referring to New York which spans the Canadian border to the Atlantic.
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It's also one that cuts off a valuable tool in an actor's repertoire, facial expressions--and to be honest, her armor even cuts down on the amount of body language she can use--and it presents a unique acting challenge.
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As of this writing, ascendant Bronx rapper Cardi B's "I Like It" holds the No. 9 position on the Billboard Hot 100—still the industry's best barometer for an individual song's success—above another dozen cuts off her debut album.
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In the end, we lose a resource as a digital community that we once relied on, and we do so in a way that cuts off any attempt to recollect it or understand it in its given context after the fact.
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An e-commerce manager at a major European brand said she'd be happy to offer totally different products on Tmall and JD.com to stay out of trouble, but worries her bosses won't go for it because it cuts off potential buyers.
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"A narrowly partisan proposal that cuts off women's access to birth control, shortchanges veterans and rescinds Obamacare funds to cover the cost is not a serious response to the threat from the Zika virus," Mr. Reid said in a statement.
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And yet cutting off funds for the police also cuts off support for the violence prevention programs they organized, including everything from painting peace murals over graffitied walls with local kids to medical brigades and anti-gang programs in schools.
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There is another in which the administration cuts off the CSR payments and won't enforce the mandate, premiums rise and more counties lose insurers altogether, and the federal government actually makes it harder for people to enroll in health insurance.
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Kate Conger and Jack Nicas of the NYT on what the move will mean: Twitter's latest action cuts off Mr. Jones's final direct channel to mainstream audiences, severely restricting his ability to attract new viewers and build his public profile.
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In the conversation with Mr. Xi, Mr. Trump is expected to describe a military buildup that could include significantly more missile defense in the Pacific — which the Chinese believe is secretly directed at them — unless China cuts off the North.
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But "if China completely cuts off the supply of oil to North Korea or even closes the China-North Korea border, it is uncertain whether we can deter Pyongyang from conducting further nuclear tests and missile launches," the paper added.
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The newspapers Corriere della Sera and La Repubblica received an amateurishly edited version lasting about six minutes, while the press agency Adnkronos was sent a version more than double that length which abruptly cuts off after 13 and a half minutes.
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Faced with mounting debt and still struggling to recover from a fishery collapse and an oil-price slump, the government pays households in declining, expensive-to-serve communities $190,286 to $285,216 to move — and then cuts off services to the community.
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Annie's false identity — she's fleeing a past that isn't fully revealed until mid-season — cuts off her ability to get treatment for mental illness, compelling her to find ways to steal the medication she needs to keep her visions and voices at bay.
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After convincing him to share his weakness, she cuts off all his hair (as Naz did himself in the prison) while he is sleeping (Naz was sleeping when the murder happened) which renders him defenseless against those who want to kill him.
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A lawyer asks Helms if there is "any information involved with the assassination of President Kennedy which in any way shows that Lee Harvey Oswald was in some way a CIA agent or an agent" and the document cuts off without an answer.
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Those are lessons that often put Trump at odds with the president he vowed to be on the campaign trail, one who bars all Muslims from entering the country and who cuts off ties with regimes who repress parts of their populations.
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Even though he is removing restrictions, any customer is going to think twice about buying American equipment because if you buy it and he decides he doesn't like you for any reason, he cuts off your spares and you can't run your platform.
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There are interruptions — "Now boarding, east gate, Track 9" cuts off the zippiest allegro, right at the climax — and there is the buzz of people on cellphones, calling to warn whoever is expecting them that their train is late or, more irritating, canceled.
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Boeing reduced the number of single-aisle aircraft it produces monthly in the Seattle area from 52 to 42 following the second crash in Ethiopia while suspending deliveries of the aircraft to airlines, which cuts off fresh cash infusions and hits margins.
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It's easy to label a man who cuts off his own appendage crazy, but, in spite of its title, On the Verge of Insanity: Van Gogh and his Illness takes care to separate the artist's creative output from whatever darkness plagued him.
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There's a lot more to come for Celeste in BLL's second season, and let's just say we're more than eager for a scene where Celeste, in a moment of liberation, grabs the kitchen scissors and cuts off about a foot of her hair.
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It repeals Obamacare's individual mandate, rolls back the employer mandate, suspends the medical device tax, increases contribution limits for health savings accounts, cuts off Planned Parenthood funding for one year and expands a program that would allow states to waive some consumer protections.
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In the play below, the Heat want to run McGruder off a stagger screen along the baseline to free him up for a spot-up three on the other side of the floor, but Indiana fights through and cuts off his air space.
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In one of his first presidential memos on January 23, 2017, President Trump moved to expand the Global Gag Rule, which cuts off international funding to healthcare organizations that provide contraceptive care or recommend abortions, even in the case of saving the mother's life.
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The torso is always headless—the frame cuts off at the neck, so you feel as if what you see below is just an extension of yourself, like those carnival paintings where you put your face in an oval to be photographed as Tarzan.
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" That's when the audio cuts off -- but Christy has since filed court docs in Alabama seeking a restraining order against Cousins claiming he ALSO told her that he was going to kill her, "even if he didn't have to get his hands dirty doing it.
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"This idea that we need to reconstruct ourselves in the male paradigm version of what it is to have power or be a leader is completely untrue — and it also kind of cuts off the part of us that is so powerful," Paltrow said.
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Limiting EV options to high-end vehicles cuts off an automaker from a large segment of a potentially massive market — the global fleet of EVs will reach 43 million by 2030, up from just over 5 million in 2018, according to the International Energy Agency.
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U.S. and Kurdish officials told the Post that Turkish-backed rebels have set up checkpoints on the highway near Ain Issa, which potentially cuts off U.S. troops based to the west — in Manbij and Kobane — from the bulk of the U.S. forces farther east.
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Deserving special acknowledgment — in fact, demanding it — are the folks in Dalrymple's immediate circle, like the Sikh landlady who cuts off the water to his apartment after too many toilet flushes and negotiates rent to be paid in part with ladies' underwear, sent from Britain.
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James then completely cuts off the ball handler, forcing him into an unfavorable pass—only to quit on the play, miss his rotation to the corner, and then miss the box-out, giving up the putback as time expires: The good news for the Cavs?
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Why Border Patrol agents can board a bus or train and ask if you're a citizen How Winter Olympians will tap their energy reserves to win Cape Town is bracing for "Day Zero" — the day it cuts off running water for 4 million people
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This scene of infidelity sends Kahlo down a spiral, inspiring a sequence in which she turns to the bottle and cuts off her long locks, mirroring one of her famous paintings, "Self-Portrait with Cropped Hair," in which she's holding scissors and dressed in a man's suit.
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"This provocative measure cuts off the last existing lifeline between North and South Korean relations ... and is a very dangerous declaration that drives the situation on the Korean peninsula to the furthest extreme of confrontation and war," North Korean state media reported, quoting a government committee.
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NORTH KOREA CUTS OFF U.S. COMMUNICATION: North Korea is severing its only official line of communication with the United States, the country announced Monday, incensed by recent sanctions against supreme leader Kim Jong Un and the pending deployment of a missile defense system to South Korea.
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Tiger in this biography emerges as almost robotically cold and distant, someone who never picks up a check if he can help it, who cuts off his friends suddenly and without explanation, who doesn't even apologize after trashing the house he rents every year in Augusta.
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"By confining the exception for text and data mining to only a small group of non-profit research organizations, Article 3 cuts off promising research by public and private partnerships and prevent uptake of new technologies by European businesses large and small," it said in a statement.
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Photo Credit: Jasmine Safaeian On Sunday, Julia Holter landed at Arcosanti for her FORM set, playing cuts off her most recent record, Have You In My Wilderness, with regular collaborators Andrew Tholl (Violin), Chris Votek (Cello), Corey Fogel (Drums), Devin Hoff (Bass), and Dina Maccabee (viola and vocals).
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For more on Brie Larson, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday "[They] would be scrubbing the dirt from under my fingernails and trying to clean the cuts off my body, wash my hair like seven times to get the goop out of it," she says.
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A stroke occurs when the brain is deprived of oxygen, which either happens when there is a bleed in the brain, or in most cases, about 80 percent of the time, when plaque or a clot cuts off blood flow in an artery that leads to the brain.
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The retirees' victory is only the second time in 22012 years that the federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation has required a company to unwind a pension "termination" — a dreaded deal in which a bankrupt company cuts off a pension fund and leaves it for the government to take over.
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The move cuts off a crucial voting bloc that the party needs to begin passing spending bills, a priority of House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.).
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Constance: It's interesting that we're just four episodes into this season, and we've already seen June at her apparent victory — covered in blood as she cuts off her ear tag and intoning "I'm free" in voiceover, at the end of the premiere — and now at her apparent nadir.
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In one scene, Ivan cuts off his long hair, a highly valued sign of femininity in Brazilian culture, and much of the soap opera revolves around Ivan's strained relationship with his mother, who struggles to let go of the image of her darling little girl with bouncy curls.
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Her — and your — experiences range from extremely jarring to slightly more calm, whether it's a harrowing video call from Kat's brother as he runs from a raid through a jungle and the call cuts off abruptly, or a text conversation with another refugee friend about taking classes in English and Malay.
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The program put in place by Bill Clinton in 1996, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, cuts off benefits after five years or less; forces women to hold or look for jobs, whether or not there are any to be had; and allows states to shunt welfare funds into other programs.
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Pence praised "the election of pro-life majorities in the Congress of the United States of America," Trump's upcoming nomination of an anti-abortion Supreme Court justice, and the president's reinstatement on Monday of a policy that cuts off U.S. funding to healthcare providers that promote or provide abortions overseas.
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The food products made for Caribbean sugar colonies, where the enslaved aren't really given time to make their own basic rations [create one market for goods from the South], but the end of slavery in Saint-Domingue, which becomes Haiti, cuts off that demand from one of those main markets.
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PERRY: Oh, yes, the idea that America is this big open market to the rest of the world and everybody is mean and bad and cuts off our products, again, the 25% tariff on trucks, the fact that we don&apost allow any foreign sugar in to protect our sugar beet farmers.
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In our conversation, she was scathing in denouncing Trump's version of the "global gag rule," which cuts off money for any health provider abroad that offers abortion counseling or promotes abortion rights, and Trump's plan to defund the United Nations Population Fund, which battles maternal mortality and helps women get access to contraception.
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" Savita Subramanian, Bank of America Merrill Lynch's head of U.S. equity strategy, also didn't take the prospect of two rate cuts off the table: "We do see trends in the economy that aren't necessarily consistent with an environment where the Fed would be able to stay on hold or even hike rates later this year.
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The Joe Rogan Experience is a good, friendly format for Sanders—his podcasts are long, he rarely cuts off his guests, and he has a tendency to let them talk about whatever they want to talk about, which in some cases has allowed bad men to amplify their ideas to his massive audience unchallenged.
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On its website, Amazon doesn't specifically say which communities aren't eligible for free Prime shipping; instead, it says it uses the following criteria: Stacy Mitchell, the co-director of the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, told me it's likely only a matter of time before Amazon either cuts off the free shipping or increases prices for remote customers.
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The Hill's 12:30 Report: Oprah sparks 2020 talk with Golden Globes speech | CNN says Oprah 'actively thinking' about run | Jake Tapper cuts off Stephen Miller in heated interview | Bannon tries to make amends | Immigration, border wall sticking points in funding talks | Fire breaks out at Trump Tower TALK OF THE MORNING Thanks for the kind words, folks!
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Yet the sense a viewer got watching the Emmys preshow was that there must be an actor out there with a freak flag he's ready to fly, someone hankering to dress in Jim Morrison leather and feathers, a vintage Hedi Slimane Saint Laurent tuxedo so tight it cuts off circulation, a Pharrell Williams Canadian Mounties hat.
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WASHINGTON — For the White House, these have been dramatic days for nuclear disarmament: First President Trump exited the Iran deal, demanding that Tehran sign a new agreement that forever cuts off its path to making a bomb, then the administration announced a first-ever meeting with the leader of North Korea about ridding his nation of nuclear weapons.
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The Post has greeted all of these revelations—and pretty much every other incident in Weiner's life, including the birth of a son in 2011—with the most knowingly crass, pun-propulsed headlines imaginable: Today's cover line, for example, was "Huma Cuts off Weiner," a nod to Abedin's decision to split, though we also would have accepted "Movin' Out (Anthony's Schlong)".
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Cape Town is bracing for "Day Zero" — the day it cuts off running water for 4 million people (Zeeshan Aleem, Vox) America has a water crisis no one is talking about (Sarah Frostenson, Vox) The Flint water crisis, explained (Libby Nelson, Vox) Cape Town Averts 'Day Zero' By Limiting Water Use (Ari Shapiro, NPR) Is Water The Petroleum of the Next Century?
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Waymo and Villegas took us through three structured tests, including one in which a passing car cuts off the self-driving van without much warning; one where the self-driving car has to deal with a vehicle backing out of a driveway on a corner; and one where it encounters movers in a roadway and has to navigate around them, while also heeding oncoming traffic.
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So often in work situations, women have been asked to swallow or tamp down their anger, to not express it, to suppress it and find ways to channel it in other directions, and I think women are not offered the full range of expressive possibilities that are offered to men, and that can be damaging because it cuts off a whole section of rational thought and participation.
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His latest record, Callus, is among the beatsmith's most raw and traditionally instrumental releases yet, arriving in the wake of his struggle with substance abuse following the release of 2012's MU.ZZ.LE. Ecks recently came through the VICE offices in LA for an episode of Noisey Radio on Beats 1, to lay down some special acoustic cuts off of Callus and talk creating the new album.
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A term still used today to refer to gay relationships — duan xiu, or "cut sleeve" — comes from a story in "The Book of Han," an official history of the Han dynasty that was completed in the second century, in which the emperor wakes from a nap to find his male lover still asleep on his robe, and tenderly cuts off his sleeve to avoid waking him.
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" A YouTube account belonging to a Joshua Brown whose personal details, including the company where he worked, match those of the accident victim, includes a video posted on April 5 titled "Autopilot Saves Model S." In the video, a bucket truck, the type used by people working on utility poles, cuts off a Model S. The written description of the 40-second video states, "The truck tried to get to the exit ramp on the right and never saw my Tesla.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) and Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska) both may oppose a healthcare bill that cuts off funding to Planned Parenthood.
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