Fears of the unknown combined with desires to start over.
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"I decided to keep my desires to myself," he said.
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Some expressed their own desires to exit the rat race.
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China has its own desires to possess and exploit lunar resources.
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He also has desires to one day start his own furniture brand.
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Brady has several times said he desires to play until he's 45.
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"No one in the Senate desires to slow walk this," he said.
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It is impacted by desires to want to create a good impression.
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Mr Musk desires to "reinvent" railways by shooting passengers down hermetically sealed tubes.
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"EVERYONE by nature desires to know," wrote Aristotle more than 2,000 years ago.
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Not long after, Mr. Meehan signaled his own romantic desires to the woman.
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She is someone who desires to celebrate and pay homage to her heritage.
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In opting for Brexit, British voters were in part reflecting desires to limit immigration.
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Marrone desires to photograph alternative concepts of beauty through her ongoing "muse" portrait series.
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Following one's desires to end up in scary territory is not a positive experience.
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When it comes to younger people, Snyder said career goals usually outweigh desires to volunteer.
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The graphic he created in response spoke to our common desires to connect and empathize.
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Messenger Kids will also take into account parents' desires to limit their kids' app usage.
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The clear implication, which may remain unspoken, is that the emperor desires to step down.
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Watson: I wish the best for any player that desires to play in the league.
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When it comes to younger people, Snyder says career goals usually outweigh desires to volunteer.
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But dissections are futile in these photographs that skirt logic and our desires to classify.
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These images, animated by our own personal desires to be seen, are supplied en masse.
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There is an obvious tension between two strong desires — to intervene, and not to intervene.
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" – Shkreli reported only "some shame, and regret for his actions and desires to make changes.
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And over the years, Montag hasn't been shy about expressing her desires to start a family.
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It was the first time he had allowed feelings and desires to openly influence his behavior.
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His work is a subtle form of activism that desires to visualize a once-closeted population.
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First of all, she is dealing with Ben's (Jason George) desires to become a Seattle firefighter.
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So thank you, Mission Cables, for fulfilling people's ludicrous desires to stay close to their Echo.
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Some writers are stenographers trailing their characters, allowing subjects' quirks and desires to dictate story line.
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The reality is that Rouhani neither desires to nor is capable of "moderating" the ruling regime.
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It indicated a propensity to tamp down my own desires, to give too much to others.
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The bill has not specifically cited government's desires to contain false information for this proposal, however.
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Given the sensitive nature of the matter — Mr. Levine desires to stay — most declined to speak publicly.
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Host a low-key girls' night in — it'll satiate your desires to stay in and be social.
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Scorpio season arrives on the 23rd, when the sun stirs up our desires to investigate the unknown.
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He'd play into people's desires to project the type of identity he thought they were looking for.
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One thing's for sure ... the lead detective will have to suppress any desires to ask for autographs.
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He desires to be viewed as independent and gutsy, but that's not who he is — at all.
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The company also has shown strong desires to sell its smartphones and TVs in the United States.
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But most of the Pro's shortcomings stem out of Microsoft's desires to make it everything to everyone.
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We can be more respectful of others' desires to unplug by giving them space to do so.
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It's more about our own desires to experiment with sound and structure, blur the boundaries of genre.
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It's well-understood that ad execs prey on people's insecurities and concoct unnecessary desires to shape their behavior.
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And we connected on a lot of levels...we had similar interests and desires to change the world.
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He wants Alma as a muse, but she refuses to accept the distance he so desires to keep.
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Numerous times he allegedly expressed desires to stockpile weapons, attack law enforcement and warned others about being watched.
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"Irreconcilable desires to die on Mars versus Earth" would probably be the best reason ever for divorce though.
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It is a well-organized, elaborate avalanche of cultural things (and some art) that stimulates desires to identify.
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It's sad that so many could be enjoying sex more if they communicated their desires to their partner.
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There are hurdles China will have to overcome to achieve these ends, assuming it desires to do so.
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He desires to be worshiped, and He has revealed aspects of Himself in both nature and in Scripture.
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Now, woman is confronted with the necessity of emancipating herself from emancipation, if she really desires to be free.
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The health gadgets at the show are certainly capitalizing on people's desires to look better than they do now.
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That loss and the most recent results have fueled some Democrats' desires to get rid of the Electoral College.
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White and former UFC CEO Lorenzo Fertitta often candidly pined about their desires to hold UFC events in Russia.
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The disagreement between the men, who are longtime friends, has only fueled Democrats' desires to speak with Mr. Mueller.
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They represented a scattered group of men with early and pointed desires to do service on the world's oceans.
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He met with India's prime minister Narendra Modi and government officials, expressing desires to expand the business in the country.
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Technologists appear more aware of users' desires to connect to friends, family, and local interests in addition to world news.
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The company clearly desires to turn its core product into something more than just a way to summon a car.
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After tying the knot, Spears and Federline settled into a Malibu mansion and expressed their desires to become parents together.
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This remains an option if Congress desires to protect Syria and the population of the Kurds who helped defeat ISIS.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont, Kirsten Gillibrand of New York and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts have expressed desires to dismantle ICE.
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In high doses, it will send someone on opioids into a painful withdrawal that no drug user desires to experience.
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In the background are her own desires: to have her own restaurant, to continue dancing, to move forward with success.
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Mr. Trump, however, prides himself on his deal-cutting prowess and, above all else, desires to be seen a winner.
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Business Insider's Casey Sullivan and Bradley Saacks have reported on Elliott's desires to get Dorsey out of the CEO seat.
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Facebook has long had desires to compete in the Chinese market (and it's not alone in that, so has Google).
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We are woven into this kaleidoscopic memoir by our desires to consume pain, to blur fact and fiction, to escape.
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I don't think many of them will have the reflective desires to ask us what kind of players we are.
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Over the past half-century, philosophers have turned to this question with new vigor, trying to make sense of the idea that some of a person's desires (to get sober and care for her children) represent what she cares about — her true self — in a way that other desires (to get high) do not.
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"But we would rather that mom breastfeed and consume minimal alcohol than not to breastfeed because she desires to consume alcohol."
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Photographer Stefen Chow and economist Hui-Yi Lin compare your desires to others' needs in the clever series Equivalence - 100:1.
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The band will fuel our desires to oppose this tyranny and stand up for our rights and the rights of others.
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MUFG desires to continue to grow internationally, including in the U.S., to both diversify and improve revenues for the entire group.
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"Unfortunately, and notwithstanding desires to the contrary" staying in business "may no longer be an option" for Sears, the filing said.
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"Slowly, our desires to share our ideas with the world began to overshadow the thrill of working for Apple," he wrote.
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According to Deadline, Platt will portray the titular character: a wealthy Santa Barbara resident with desires to make his mark in government.
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Ric also describes the pleasure of being able to articulate his desires to other intelligent men who equally understand and share them.
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In Privacy's Blueprint, Hartzog explains how companies manipulate our desires to remain anonymous, promising obscurity in a world where there is none.
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During his visit, he met several government officials including India's PM Narendra Modi, expressing desires to expand its business in the country.
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We live in an age now where people expect for their desires to be met by others even before they are stated.
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He can parse his desires to sabotage his former mentees, like John and Taylor, and choose to focus on his own life.
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No mapmaker of his kind could predict these pathways, and he felt no need to granulate his desires to reveal them. Lavo.
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Osborn added that the older children have expressed desires to go to the beach, hike the mountains and go to the movies.
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Why it matters: Trump's dual desires to be seen as a bipartisan dealmaker and have good press have Republicans in Congress spooked.
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Trulia surveyed 2,105 U.S. adults about desires to redesign their homes, and 1,103 of them said they planned to remodel or renovate.
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"But if someone comes to you and desires to be induced, it is a conversation we should now be having," he said.
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The president desires to be our fearless leader whose answers to the perceived problems of the U.S. economy are caused by others.
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If President Trump desires to slow down the perceived damage Amazon is causing, trying to impose sales taxes will not cut it.
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Exploiters get to know a youth's vulnerabilities in order to become the person that the child desires to have in their life.
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His desires to lift up the poor, revitalize national enterprises, end corruption and build new infrastructure all bear the same domestic emphasis.
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"There is something in the heart of human beings that desires to be understood, and not necessarily through words," Ms. Gerrard said.
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Management expert Stefanie Johnson describes how employees have two basic desires: to fit into a group and to stand out as individuals.
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Liberty, which bills itself as the world's largest Christian university, has large appetites, and it desires to vault into the big time.
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So some people tried to understand the horrors these men had experienced — and their desires to plunge headfirst back into normalcy — via art.
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Being president requires enormous self-discipline and a willingness to subjugate one's own personal interests and desires to the good of the country.
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He plays on their fears and their desires to persuade them into believing what he wants is actually want they want for themselves.
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Porn performers are responsible for bringing many people's deepest desires to life, thanks to the varied, unique spaces they take in the industry.
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With Sessions's move, it seems concerns about the rule of law ultimately won over desires to let federalism and state innovation take root.
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The U.S. business delegation's composition reflects Trump's desires to find low-hanging fruit deals to tout domestically, but low expectations for deeper concessions.
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The absence of Google and Facebook leaders from the letter is likely driven by the companies' desires to remain neutral on political events.
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During his visit, he met several government officials including India's PM Narendra Modi, expressing desires to expand the company's business in the country.
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The company's CEO paid his maiden visit to the nation last year and expressed desires to bolster the company's business in the country.
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We bind our desires to a square on the calendar, even though we understand how arbitrary that is, even though we know better.
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He isn't running like other red-state Democrats who stress their desires to cut taxes and talk about their pro-gun bona fides.
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But even if Mr. Díaz-Canel harbored hidden desires to reform, he would have little latitude to change the direction of the revolution.
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"That's one of our big desires: to bring the sons and daughters of Harlem home," said Kevin Young, director of the Schomburg Center.
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If one desires to return to the Gilded Age, with a financial crisis at least once every decade, this is a splendid plan.
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The Times reported that Meehan professed romantic desires to a staffer after she initiated a relationship with a man outside the congressman's office.
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I hoped with all my heart to wait long enough for my desires to pass, or to be remade at someone else's hands.
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You put your hand in and attach your desires to the ones you haven't heard live yet, or that few manage to do.
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The Times reported that Meehan professed romantic desires to a staffer after she initiated a relationship with a man outside the congressman's office.
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Apple's C.E.O., Tim Cook, didn't correct the president, raising questions about whether he may be compromised over his company's desires to skirt tariffs.
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Social media preys on two competing desires: to be part of a group for protection, and to stand out in order to attract partners.
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Some are windows into another's experiences, or even into our own — our raging desires to be seen and to see ourselves show in this.
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"It's also OK to express physical desires to your partner and create some anticipation for the next time the two of you will meet."
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And because that simple framework is attractive to frightened voters it's also attractive to politicians, particularly those with preexisting desires to shut down immigration.
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As their relationship deepens, Camille struggles with the idea that she may have her mother's same desires to have someone wholly depend on her.
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But whereas Serena tries desperately to conform her desires to fit within the rules, Cersei is burning the rule book — and the Sept — entirely.
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" T.I. also praised West for his desires to employ ex-convicts, saying, "I think wanting to bring jobs back to America is all phenomenal.
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The Trump administration, if it desires to achieve equivalent TPP benefits, will have to slog through bilateral negotiations with a number of additional countries.
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That's because big, quick declines embody reflexive panic — urgent desires to cut losses before the larger meaning of a market shock has been digested.
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The Times reported that Meehan had professed romantic desires to a staffer after she initiated a relationship with a man outside the congressman's office.
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"The viewer is confronted with the contrast between the object's desires to justify their role and their uselessness," as Baron Baron tells The Creators Project.
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In other words, De Robertis desires to emancipate woman's bodies from an art history that often omits women's perspective from socio-political and economic orders.
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Randall loves his parents, but desires to connect with his biological father so he can pass something from his birth roots on to his children.
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The personal ads range in style, from describing specific sexual desires to a tender biography and request to snuggle to people looking to build community.
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It is time" NBC's Chuck Todd: "I would hope that our leaders would never believe that any American desires to make another American an enemy.
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How President Johnson can send troops to Vietnam and cannot send troops to Selma, Alabama, to protect people who only desires to register to vote?
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Our collective desires to pursue healthier lifestyles isn't without consequence; as things stand, the businesses marketing fitness to us can't actually support what they're advertising.
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Kevin is adrift and a bit pathetic, attracted to "the world" but tortured by his own vices; he also desperately desires to have a girlfriend.
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Another winner of the competition desires to envisage landscape architecture as a giant horizontal skyscraper, a green lung for the city, an Arcadian synthetic carpet.
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Even though bodies are more complex than that, the marketing world knows how to exploit our desires to improve ourselves and fit in with the crowd.
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Peace brought an end to these encounters, and Laaksonen went back to studying art, largely confining his desires to his sketchpad except for chance cruising encounters.
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They can read us in a way that approaches "theory of mind," the ability to attribute mental states—beliefs, intents, desires—to oneself and to others.
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Instead, the movie makes us laugh by poking fun at universal desires: to have sex, to have fun, and to want more than what we have.
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For too long, activists have avoided bringing their extremist desires to the voters for review and instead have tried to ride roughshod over the American people.
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Judge William Alsup ordered the government turn over the records by October 27 and said it must appeal "very promptly" if it desires to do so.
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"The government has expressed its desires to enact deep structural reforms that might break the cycle of Pakistan needing financial support from the Fund," he said.
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It is time that Donald Trump begins to understand the stakes and rein in his desires to shake up a world that is already profoundly shaken.
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Amid this set, Hyden stands alone as the everyman grifter, whose desires to game the system come off as almost heroic — or at the very least, understandable.
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My favorite quote: 'The most deeply motivated people—not to mention those who are most productive and satisfied—hitch their desires to a cause larger than themselves.
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Still, as more millennials age into marriage and parenthood, their desires to become homeowners increases, and the lack of supply of affordable homes for sale sidelines them.
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"She's a woman who sacrificed a huge part of her dreams, her needs, and her desires to make her family work," Davis told EW about the character.
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He reportedly expressed romantic desires to a former female staffer and grew hostile toward her after she started a relationship with another man, according to the allegations.
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All of this exists within a complicated battle of claims to the racial origins of Ancient Egyptians, motivated by desires to take credit for the civilization's achievements.
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But for the sake of argument, I think you are asking me: Are others right to be offended by his desires to build a wall at Mexico?
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The truth is, despite professed desires to include multiple perspectives, this series privileges the American perspective, whether it is supportive or critical of the American war effort.
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I can have these feelings and urges and desires to interact with plants in a certain way, but are they agreeing to be part of this exchange?
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She's the real pioneer in the town, an independent businesswoman who quiets her romantic desires to be a maternal presence and model of decency for the miners.
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But, like the women who raised her, Field would frequently be expected to sublimate her own needs and desires to those of men, beginning with her stepfather.
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In frank language and illustrations, it delved into topics that a half-century ago were publicly taboo, from birth control to pregnancy, from sexual desires to menopause.
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So I think I wound up with an appreciation for people's desires to know their identities, but also an acknowledgment of the complications DNA testing can surface.
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U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson appears to be steaming toward the parliamentary majority he desperately desires to pass his Brexit deal and end the gridlock in Westminster.
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But an adroit President Trump can make good use of his understanding of Putin's ultimate desires to force his way back into areas where America has been marginalized.
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A lawyer for the former students, Patrick Coughlin, pushed back against the defense's desires to move the trial date and said Trump's election should not affect the case.
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"Current low prices will tighten the producers' purse strings and reduce their desires to plant marginal acres around the central U.S.," said Jerry Gidel, analyst with Rice Dairy.
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So whether it's a large cloud service provider, may be trying to build their own Silicon, or whether it's trying to China's desires to be more self-sufficient.
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For artists, fans' online gift cultures raise dialectic tensions between participatory desires for communication and connection and personal, economic, and artistic desires to control their work and image.
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Prior administrations largely recognized that the Muslim Brotherhood is a deadly jihadist group that desires to establish a caliphate, ruled by a caliph and governed by Sharia law.
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In his testimony, Votel said that ISIS poses the greatest immediate threat because of its immediate abilities and desires to attack beyond its base in Iraq and Syria.
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She has the right to articulate these needs and desires, to walk away from situations that aren't healthy or enjoyable, or simply don't give her what she wants.
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Richard Spencer, a prominent leader in the alt-right movement, desires to transform our country into an ethno-state that serves as a gathering point for all Europeans.
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But the emerging cult for Danny's version of Teddy reminds us we are all torn asunder by overlapping desires to sponge up expertise and to be experts ourselves.
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The Atlantic's write up of the app will satisfy all your desires to contemplate what this thing means and how it fits into the history of media theory.
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For him, Scottie's libidinal desires to rescue Madeleine from water and transform Judy into Madeleine evoke the Oedipal drive to possess the mother, an ambition that repeatedly fails.
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All this will begin to happen in one or two years when he discovers he desires to place his naked body on the naked body of another boy.
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"It doesn't seem to be a very effective way to communicate his desires to the president," said a Republican senator who requested anonymity to comment on the spat.
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And it encourages the audience to believe that the movies are uniquely positioned to answer our desires to look fondly at the past and eagerly into the future.
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"When the watery Scorpio Moon opposes the earthy Taurus Sun and Mercury (who is in Taurus), we can expect our unconscious minds and desires to be stimulated," Stardust says.
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It's forcing the leagues to use different ways to reach younger fans who may have cut the cord, both to ensure the popularity and advertiser desires to target millennials.
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Cargill considered "customer and consumer desires to help ensure the long-term medical effectiveness of antibiotics for both people and animals," said John Keating, president of Cargill's beef business.
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But fundamentally -- I will ask you this question: Is there any Internet-connected system with digitally stored information that's safe from a dedicated adversary who desires to get in?
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She had gotten sober and found Jesus, apparently, and decided it wasn't safe to allow someone with gay desires to be around his two brothers, both younger than him.
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Of course, the recently launched Chatbots are in their infancy stages and had minimal intelligence to pick up on my true desires to generate subversive content for this article.
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But change a few details, and it could just as easily describe the world half a century ago, when China developed nuclear weapons despite American desires to stop it.
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"Not only does Mr. Brown seek to clear his name, but he also desires to make a statement that there is not an open season to extort professional athletes."
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While Japan made its desires to ink a deal this week clear, potential signatories such as Canada and New Zealand have suggested a slower negotiation process would be likely.
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Kallman and her Conceivable Future co-founder Josephine Ferorelli have collected testimonies from people concerned about balancing their desires to build a family with their concerns for the planet.
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"A Presidential pardon clearly states that President Trump is not interested in healing the nation after a deadly white nationalist march, but instead desires to fan the flames of divisiveness."
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Church sources tell us Kyrie, who's been an active member for a long time, met with Lentz earlier this month about his desires to step out of LeBron James' shadow.
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According to those who were close to him at the time, he privately voiced desires to run for Congress — and for Idaho to secede from the Union (Regan denies this).
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Vlogs rose to popularity out of viewers' desires to see someone's everyday life, but for Kylie that means leafing through closets of Alexander Wang and throwing expensive surprise birthday parties.
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To determine the best options for them, he asked them intently about their likes and dislikes, their fears and motivations and their worldly desires to feel refreshed upon waking up.
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Even so, it is a huge amount of equity to raise, even taking into account sponsors' desires to seek jumbo trades and the tremendous fire power they are sitting on.
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Directed by Ron Clements and John Musker, the movie follows a lovestruck mermaid named Ariel who strongly desires to live on land after falling in love with a human prince.
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Attorney Brad Koffel, who is representing Zach Smith, said his client desires to be transparent but that he would not be telling his side of the story to the media.
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All women struggle to reconcile the different people that we are at all times, to merge our conflicting desires, to represent ourselves honestly and feel good about the inherent contradictions.
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I feel so much disgust for politicians who are using women's bodies and our reproductive freedoms as political points in their personal desires to gain votes and gain higher office.
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"Everyone desires to leave their mark on the world in a meaningful way, and it's painful to imagine that we will exit the planet without accomplishing this goal," says Engel.
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And though I admire and respect the founders' desires to draw tourists to the city to do something other than party, Prospect 4 was an overall disappointment on several levels.
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This is a pro bono effort to ensure any former Fed employee who desires to speak out against this Administration, or any future one, can do so w/o intimidation.
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If Mr. Trump seriously desires to recover the strong America he called for during his election campaign, we hope he will rebuild trust and return to American values once again.
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"Our state is not a country that will surrender to the U.S. sanctions, nor are we a country which the U.S. could attack whenever it desires to do so," he added.
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Dear Because I Said So, My daughter is almost 8 months old, and I've been struggling with the conflicting desires to breastfeed her forever and to never have to pump again.
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The new European Commission could be more sympathetic to French desires to apply a global measure of market power to evaluate industrial mergers, which would enable pan-European champions to emerge.
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But he didn't completely give up his desires to pull out of the country, as he has also instructed the U.S. military to prepare for a withdrawal, according to multiple reports.
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He endorses the world in which the state, and maybe doctors themselves, are forced to be complicit in proliferating lies on science so long as the legislature desires to do so.
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Exercise physiologists, psychologists and practitioners have long been flummoxed by the difference between people's plans and desires to be physically active and their actual behavior, which usually involves doing the opposite.
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Besides, all witnesses need 51 votes in the Senate, and it's highly unlikely that moderate Republicans will cater to Trump's desires to call up witnesses like Adam Schiff and Hunter Biden.
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Permitting parks to keep visitor fees allows superintendents and managers with the best on-the-ground knowledge of park needs and visitor desires to determine how to best spend those funds.
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Watch: The Reality of Trump's Trans Military Ban I've never felt that comfortable with society's desires to control me and to make decisions about my suitability for entry into their spaces.
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"Both partners can view these suggestions anytime after sex in the Lovely app and express their feedback and desires to get tips and tricks that fit their style of lovemaking," explains Konik.
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The program is the first in-person evaluation of a candidate who desires to become a Navy SEAL officer, and it allows sailors to compete against peers in an equitable training environment.
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"I don't think that Amazon, at least at this point, has desires to be a long-haul carrier," Morningstar senior restaurant and retail analyst RJ Hottovy told CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Wednesday.
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When the first ever Olympic team made up of refugees entered the opening ceremony last week, not much united them beyond their desires to compete and unwilling separations from their home countries.
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Most days, it seems, the companies and their leaders are grappling with the dueling desires to live up to their progressive values while also finding a way to appear as neutral platforms.
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I have often heard people claim that not having children is selfish — that it's a shirking of responsibility, based on petty desires to be comfortable and travel and sleep late on weekends.
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And our response so far — social distancing — not only runs up against our fundamental desires to interact, but also against the way we have built our cities and plazas, subways and skyscrapers.
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There was something utopian about this onstage society — individuality expressed through the group; our desires to be with ourselves and with others held in balance — as there was at the marathon, too.
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Miller personally has lobbied Cabinet officials to support the President's desires to focus on border security, officials told CNN, and the issue was discussed at a secret Principals Committee meeting on Friday.
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Strengthening the LMRDA through more detailed reporting requirements would make unions more effective and accountable, and better empower the American worker—something every member of Congress regardless of party desires to accomplish.
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The eclectic executive has faced increasing pressure to relinquish his throne after another report from the WSJ highlighted his drug use and desires to become Israel's prime minister, among other strange behaviors.
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The younger age of patients is "possibly due to increasing obesity or increased access to care in a generation that desires to maintain an active lifestyle into their retirement years," he said.
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"Our state is not a country that will surrender to the US sanctions, nor are we a country which the US could attack whenever it desires to do so," the ministry spokesperson said.
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What's more interesting is that users don't have to ask specifically for the bot they want, but simply explain their needs and desires to Luka, who will understand and make the right connection.
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The 28-year-old never asks why they're requesting it, though; it's a big enough step for most people to email her and ask that she bring their most intimate desires to life.
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After my partner came out as nonbinary a couple years ago, I felt even more confused and guilty about my conflicting desires to both lean into my own womanhood and flee from it.
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We can all better acknowledge that people bring a wide variety of experiences and desires to each identity category — which can also create more empathy for one another even within the queer community.
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SpaceX recently announced its own private mission to send humans around the Moon next year, while Blue Origin and Bigelow Aerospace have also discussed their desires to undertake missions related to the Moon.
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" The Tony award winner also revealed that celebrity artists were enthusiastic and determined in their desires to collaborate on the track: "To every artist, I've said, 'Can you help out on this song?
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Our vulnerability These killings highlight the fact that any of us, and any of our loved ones, are vulnerable when caught with our guard down against another person who desires to do harm.
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Mr. Despommier said that demand for produce cultivated in vertical farms was also growing because of the desires to create self-sufficient food sources without relying on imports and to ensure food safety.
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This anthropomorphizing ranges from simply ascribing human emotions and desires to dogs (see "Lassie" or "Benji") to the inexplicable genre of dogs who excel at professional human sports ("Air Bud" and "Soccer Dog").
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The promises of stem-cell research lie at the core of human desires—to understand our origins and to cheat death—and there is a great deal of money and prestige at stake.
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The hope here is that the economic lure of this technology's peaceful uses and our influence in making the sale would temper these states' desires to ever use the technology to build bombs.
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To desire is human, of course — and by nature, as a species we harbor a diverse set of desires: to be intimate, to be known, to live another life, to feel, to forget.
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While Franco's tastes run a little macho—and quite white—there's something refreshing about his desires to adapt brilliant literary fiction in a world of cookie-cutter action films and endless superhero reboots.
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Paris–Mexico, the kurimanzutto exhibition desires to disseminate the radical imagery and ideas of those past revolutionaries through today's similarly tense political climate, which demands social action in order to rise above political misconduct.
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And if the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu follows through on its desires to annex the West Bank without providing full equal rights to its Palestinian residents, it won't be a new Nakba.
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It's an unsurprising development, as many experts suspected that Mars One has been a scam for years, preying on people's desires to travel to space without having a real plan to get them there.
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But here's the thing: One desires to be read, one would like to be paid, and one writes, in the end, what one has to write, whether one is Robert Ludlum or Lydia Davis.
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When you set up a culture of consent on your campus or between your own sheets, you're opening space for more requests to be made, desires to be met, and fantasies to be fulfilled.
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In an interview with Ellen Degeneres taped Thursday in Los Angeles, Clinton lamented the lack of moments due to supporter's desires to get a selfie that they can then share with friends and family.
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Based on a conversation with a representative of Lowercase Capital, we have learned that Benchmark also desires to remove Arianna Huffington from the Board of Directors and have made quite derogatory remarks about her.
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" Earlier this month I had the pleasure of speaking over the phone with Hamid about artists' political duties, our collective desires to be useful, and what it was like to explore this "migration apocalypse.
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"It is an unfortunate reality that not every person who desires to serve in the military meets the stringent medical and behavioral health standards needed to maintain a ready and resilient force," Kelly said.
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All three leaders are deeply tied to the negotiations, and Trump's decision to halt plans for direct talks appeared to deal a blow to their desires to each land a major foreign policy coup.
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Pagano acknowledged the challenges of working with pieces made by the artist with entropy in mind, conscious of the warring desires to preserve the piece and to allow it to fulfill its destiny of decay.
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And yet, the BEC has been reinvented, because nothing is sacred and every food inevitably ends up a cursed, clicky amalgamation of things, born of some people's endless desires to show off their disposable income.
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The South Koreans obviously expect us to meet our mutual defense treaty requirements, but they just elected to office a new administration that desires to find a peaceful solution to the crisis, indeed direct talks.
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While unmentioned in recent statements, the committee's desire for financial market stability, though not explicitly included in our statutory mandate, is a condition that the committee desires to ensure that our dual-mandate is achieved.
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"It was something I dreamt about for sure," said Grab co-founder and CEO Anthony Tan as he reminisced about his early desires to defeat San Francisco ride-hailing giant Uber in his own backyard.
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When people believe that their sexual desires are uncommon, weird, or abnormal, they tend to repress them—they keep these desires to themselves, with perhaps Google being the only other entity that has any clue.
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People express their desires to fuck the clown from IT, or Venom, literally worship pop culture, concoct recipes for edible Tide pods, and play out their fantasies of Rick and Morty in a romantic relationship.
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Only when Ms. Hässle tries to supplicate the imperious Ms. Bürkle, honestly pouring out her maternal desires to Elektra's derision and scorn, does Mr. Rasche's industrially rigorous "machine theater" succeed on an emotional, human level.
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Instead, these choices look a lot like the fraught and difficult compromises of adulthood, in which you might put aside personal desires to care for your mother or modify your career goals to accommodate children.
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The frustrating thing about the movie, though, like T2 before it, is the insistence that women's desires to build a better future are inextricably tied to their individual relationships, particularly as mothers and motherlike figures.
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Whether that's true — or just the all-consuming love for our four-legged friends talking — may be up for debate, but many eateries are willing to accommodate our desires to keep our dogs included in mealtime.
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"Based on a conversation with a representative of Lowercase Capital, we have learned that Benchmark also desires to remove Arianna Huffington from the Board of Directors and have made quite derogatory remarks about her," Pishevar wrote.
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Later in the year, LeEco launched a pool of smart TVs in India, beating several other Chinese companies including Xiaomi that have long shown desires to bring their low-cost 4K TV models in the country.
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But the working grandparents in the younger set are finding themselves caught between their own desires to take advantage of their empty nests and their adult millennial children who have different ideas about a grandparent's role.
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But it probably does reflect -- at least in part -- the degree to which some conservative media have echoed Trump's rhetoric and his desires to downplay the effect of the disease until his shift in tone Monday.
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What's more, this particular postseason seemed to prey on players and managers' desires to compensate for the randomness with sheer will, to swing bigger and throw harder and make more moves, to tinker their way to certainty.
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You won't think a Northern publication would depict African-Americans this way because they were pro-emancipation, but they did because [freedom] had to do with economics and people's desires to sustain and think about themselves first.
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The process is designed to balance law enforcement and U.S. intelligence desires to hack into devices with the need to warn manufacturers so that they can patch holes before criminals and other hackers take advantage of them.
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We, too, are outsiders on "Colonial Beach," and Nguyen-Vo makes us aware of our own desires to seek the authentic — or what we believe to be authentic — even in a place we know is ultimately constructed.
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Therefore, the intent of the framers to make change difficult and time consuming is in conflict with progressive desires to remake American society, in their words, even if blessed by only one election and a bare majority.
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Trump then named a major pro-embargo lobbyist to his transition team, suggesting that he won't be receptive to business leaders' desires to be allowed more access to the island country despite his generally pro-business platform.
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This year, the organization tallied 188 of the former and 840 of the latter, determining that defense of "traditional values" and desires to uphold "the interest of the state" were the leading motivations for attacks on artists.
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Cook also expressed desires to setup company's iconic stores in the country, and hoped to convince the government to allow his company to sell refurbished iPhones, one of the ways Apple could offer Indians iPhone for lower price.
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Meanwhile states are falling all over themselves with billions in subsidies to give Amazon whatever its little heart desires to build HQ2, which could generate up to 50,000 jobs over a decade if all goes according to plan.
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Kendall will go along with her sisters' desires to pose in outfits from the Victoria's Secret runway show for Halloween, but in general she's the family member least likely to post pictures of anyone's body but her own.
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For investment pros, that means staying away from securities that are so complex and arcane that barely anyone knows how to value them, let alone desires to bid on them – which can trap you and take away liquidity.
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"We certainly understand governors' desires to limit nonessential health care right now in the middle of a pandemic," said the Very Reverend Katherine Ragsdale, president and CEO of the National Abortion Federation, a professional association for abortion providers.
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If the KRG truly desires to uphold its claims of being an open society, it must promote such academic work and come to terms with the reality of Assyrian continuity in the Assyrian ancestral homeland under the KRG's jurisdiction.
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Even as analysts warn that the Iranian market may not be as easy to access as many hope, and that it may not be the answer that Europe desires to its economic downturn, the allure is proving nearly irresistible.
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"This (may) make the battleground a little more rough for the president against his German colleagues, if he still desires to spur more QE (quantitative easing)," Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at AvaTrade, said in a note this month.
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The album was the most sophisticated and balanced work he'd ever dropped, equally catering to our desires to bounce around unconsciously and our need to evaluate the missteps we've taken in our lives in order to get on track.
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This proves that if Attorney General Sessions truly desires to reduce crime and make American communities safer, he should abandon arbitrary calls for more stringent penalties and focus instead on the quality rather than the quantity of time served.
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It appears from the same leaked cables that the United States has balanced its criticism of Qatar in public with its desires to remain the chosen strategic partner of the emirate, in terms of national security and industrial development.
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In a tweet posted as the president returned from his trip the day before to the U.S.-Mexico border, Trump declared that the U.S. desires to see "talented and highly skilled people" immigrate to the U.S. and pursue careers.
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The continued concentration of money at the top, they write, translates into more political power: The ideas, values, and preferences of wealthy donors distort the focus of U.S. democracy more than individuals' desires to grow their already vast fortunes.
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"As the father of this nation, President Duterte desires to begin the long overdue healing of our nation and to exorcise the ghost of enmity and bitterness that prevent us from moving forward," Mr. Calida told the Supreme Court.
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Earlier this year, Bark told TV stations in North Carolina and South Carolina that from May 2018 to May 2019, it had identified 14,671 instances of students expressing desires to harm themselves or commit suicide in those states alone.
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Hollywood coupledom is a big thing and known to launch a thousand magazine covers, but so far Holmes and Foxx have frustrated industry watchers' desires to get a hold of anything beyond some paparazzi shots of them here and there.
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While Renata and Madeline experience crises over being unable to cradle their children in privilege to the degree they'd like, Celeste's own conflicted desires to do right by her kids are tangled up in her intensely conflicted feelings about their father.
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If she has more than one desire, that instantly creates even more delicious internal and external conflict, because she'll then have to choose to pursue one desire over another, or choose among the people who represent those different desires to her.
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"I can't talk too much about the sequel just yet, but know that we are hearing fans' desires to see another 'Aladdin' movie and feel like there's more story to tell," live-action "Aladdin" producer Dan Lin told INSIDER on Monday.
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Love arouses all kinds of radical desires: to kidnap a Secretary of State and leave the nunnery and write a poem on a line of Stuart Hall's, not to mention to stay in an alien land for more than twenty years.
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And recent events have focused attention on the social media platforms' policing their own domains, benignly or otherwise, including their manipulation by Russian hackers and bots, their willingness to accommodate repressive regimes' desires to spy on users' emails, and so forth.
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This theory of objective moral goodness runs parallel to the theist belief of a higher law, and if a person desires to have a relationship with God, they must adhere to his commandments and keep his law on Earth (Craig).
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Such critiques miss the point: Jordan has made it clear he desires to be a capital "M" Movie Star, along the lines of Will Smith (who himself has always been transparent about his box-office aspirations), not a character actor.
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" Alka Menon, assistant professor of sociology at Yale University, agrees: "If using Instagram and Snapchat filters gives patients more clarity and control in articulating what they want and confidence in communicating their desires to cosmetic surgeons, that is a positive step.
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"Although she desires to remain confidential and requests that her privacy be respected, in no way did Mr. Lizza's misconduct constitute a 'respectful relationship' as he has now tried to characterize it," wrote Wigdor in a statement to The Hill.
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The NEA has had procedural aspects already found unconstitutional, and its core substance as Trump desires to use it disregards the Founders' specification in Article I, Section 7 of the Constitution that all appropriations originate in the House of Representatives.
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The Swiss cabinet this month asked Brussels to clarify provisions on wage protections, state aid and the rights of EU citizens in Switzerland before signing off on the treaty, frustrating EU desires to wrap up a deal years in the making.
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While Apple Pay has reportedly failed to catch on with the majority of iPhone owners—as humanity does not desperately require yet another way to pay for things—Cook nevertheless expressed his desires to surpass the lifespan of tree-based fiat money.
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Just as social networks hide the ways they keep people coming back for more, so too will sex devices conceal the sophisticated machine-learning artifice that makes them able to improve, to anticipate desires, to augment the skills of a teledildonicized partner.
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Tarkanian, during a nearly hourlong interview with BuzzFeed News in his office last week, was happy to embrace Bannon — but only to a point — and sounded as much driven by his personal desires to live up to his famous father as by politics.
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From dating straight boys who felt ashamed of their desires to be with her, to the acceptance and love that came when she met her current partner, it's a powerfully honest and at times painful account of dating as a trans woman.
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"Based on a conversation with a representative of Lowercase Capital, we have learned that Benchmark also desires to remove Arianna Huffington from the Board of Directors and have made quite derogatory remarks about her," Pishevar wrote in the letter, obtained by Recode.
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And trust us when we say: the amount of head-bobbing and sudden feelings of pimpery (side-effects may include sudden desires to wear fur and feathered hats) you'll be experiencing to this flowtastic funkfest of an album will speak for itself.
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"There are some Democrats who may be more interested in a political issue to campaign on in November than in passing legislation, but there have been a number of Democratic senators who have expressed earnest desires to work with me," Cruz said.
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But let's not forget that a group of people sat in a room — most, if not all, drinking from Mickey Mouse mugs — and approved a song about a man's dueling desires to sleep with and/or burn a woman at the stake.
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The special counsel's investigators have also asked witnesses about the president's desires to fire Mr. Sessions, whom Mr. Trump has criticized publicly and privately for recusing himself from the inquiry, though he has left Mr. Sessions in charge of the Justice Department.
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Each scene is expertly staged, and burns with the same dark excitement you find in Mary Gaitskill's fiction or Harold Pinter's plays, the feeling that these characters have sought one another out to exercise hidden fears and desires, to expose primal wounds.
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"By taking these actions, the board desires to ensure that the changes that were promised are actually made and that systems are in place to avoid future problems," said David L. Boren, the University of Oklahoma president and Big 12 board chairman.
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The company's desires to diversify and own subscriptions that consumers have on their Apple devices certainly make sense for them, but their strategy of making that play without the help of any beloved series before them seems to have been a big miscalculation.
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"When you physically see how a man is with a child, and if the man really desires to be a father, and you know that you are that block between that happening, you just don't feel right about yourself every single day," she revealed.
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You can scope out makeup or skin-care sales and discounts from nearby stores, keep a running shopping list of all the products you love or want to try, and it will even stream any smoky eye YouTube tutorials your heart desires to your phone.
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Hannah Slabaugh, who plays the 20-year-old Sophie Sheridan — who is about to get married and desires to meet the father she never knew — calls to mind a young Laura Benanti, with her fresh look and spunky-but-wise-beyond-her-years spirit.
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"After considering many possible options — and putting aside our personal desires to accommodate the people and the market — we came to the conclusion that we could not prioritize further investment over all other considerations we have in a rapidly changing global industry," he said.
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Rarely told is the story of what is shared by China and the U.S. — worries about pollution, desires to reap the benefits of natural resources, histories of imposing the health and environmental costs of production on marginalized people distant from the centers of power.
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Meehan, a married father of three who has been involved in investigations into at least four lawmakers for similar claims in recent months, was accused of professing romantic desires to a staffer after she became involved in a relationship with someone outside Meehan's office.
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But there are very good reasons the episode paints the seemingly mild-mannered genius programmer Bob (Jesse Plemons) as the very worst sort of human being, who literally desires to possess the people in his office, but especially his cute new coworker, Nanette (Cristin Milioti).
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The songs from this era, mostly written by Stefani, make the undertones of the first album even more explicit: the emotional roller coaster of her still long-distance relationship with Rossdale and her conflicting desires to both continue her career and settle down with a family.
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Despite the hedonistic perversity and orgiastic corporate-ness of it all, every year Coachella parties make my spirit climax, as no other gathering place fulfills my deepest desires to live in a free, conscious, and hyper-branded universe—an ephemeral paradise built to withstand the wild.
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"With all this Oscar talk and lack of diversity I decided to start a movement and speak from the perspective of a Latina American who desires to see more Latinos on screen," Ms. Rodriguez, the star of "Jane the Virgin," has written on her Instagram account.
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"By taking these actions the Board desires to ensure that the changes that were promised are actually made and that systems are in place to avoid future problems," David Boren, University of Oklahoma president and Big 12 Conference Board of Directors chairman, said in a statement.
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And he may have gone unrecognized outside of the visitor's clubhouse, but Votto's return to Toronto drew excitement to the point that he had to downplay his earlier teenage desires to play for the Jays, not just for Toronto fans, but for Toronto players as well.
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North Korea's Supreme People's Assembly passed a budget with all of those features last week in an annual ritual reflecting the country's conflicting desires to keep up appearances, especially for potential foreign investors, while obscuring even the most basic statistics needed to gauge its economic health.
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Her visual memoir takes the form of an overstuffed scrapbook, jammed with letters, photographs and passionate paeans to household goods of her childhood — soap, a brand of bandage, a rubber hot water bottle — that speak to those unappeasable desires to wash away stains, mend scars, make whole.
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"Lingering uncertainty around the Brexit deal to be secured will continue to weigh on employers' decision making around hiring and investment over the coming months, as well as job-seekers desires to seek new opportunities," said James Stewart, Vice Chair of accountants KPMG, who sponsor the survey.
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I was thinking a lot about protests and frustration and how often when black people get upset in protest they are accused of rioting, and how it's valid that you might want to break everything in spaces where you can't own anything and my own desires to break shit.
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Responding to clamoring demand from investors and their own desires to cash out (at least a little bit), existing shareholders in the company are creating several special purpose vehicles to sell shares on the secondary market — with our sources saying those secondary offerings could total an additional $500 million.
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The process, which has been in place in its current form since 2014, is meant to balance law enforcement and U.S. intelligence desires to hack into devices with the need to warn manufacturers so that they can patch holes before criminals and other hackers take advantage of them.
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Even though I knew that there was no way the sequence I was watching would end in a botched stunt, the long take made me feel the desire in all of the performers to land their choreographed moves, and by extension their character's desires to win that fight.
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He seems surprised to be the one delivering this lecture to Axe, who has never found a regulation he hasn't tried to work around, but Axe's twin desires to protect himself from prosecution and gain legitimacy among the New York elite has slowed his proverbial roll quite a bit.
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" And here is the crucial point: "It is in this realm — in which the prosecutor picks some person whom he dislikes or desires to embarrass, or selects some group of unpopular persons and then looks for an offense, that the greatest danger of abuse of prosecuting power lies.
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So it goes throughout Her Body and Other Parties, which puts the thoughts and fears and desires of Machado's protagonists front and center, but allows those thoughts and fears and desires to enact themselves on the landscape in the form of ghosts or global peril or slow-building madness.
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"I think that being sensitive to people's desires to find sensible gun laws in our state and country is important, but I think there are far more issues on people's minds that we need to be working on, too, and I think that's how we win this election," he said.
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A sister who, after 15 years of sacrificing all of her dreams, her comforts, her desires to a husband that she supported financially and emotionally, suddenly woke up and found she had nothing left, not even an idea of what she wanted to do with the rest of her life.
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" In contrast, Grassley called Democratic demands for the FBI to get involved "consistent with their stated desires to obstruct the Kavanaugh nomination by any means necessary," and said he had "no authority to force an executive branch agency to conduct an investigation into a matter it considers to be closed.
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All of these conspiracy theories possess a logical explanation (Kardashian Snapchats everything; her bodyguard might not be attached to her hip, especially overnight; the Keeping Up With the Kardashians episode is just a coincidence, etc.), but the more telling thing here isn't the actual theories but people's desires to create them.
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WASHINGTON — The disclosure that federal prosecutors have brought an unidentified criminal charge against Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks leader, follows years of government deliberations over the dilemma raised by competing desires to put him out of business and fears that doing so could create a precedent that would undermine press freedoms.
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Although the intelligence conclusion that Russia is trying to interfere in the 2020 Democratic primaries is new, in the 2019 report of the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, there is a reference to Russian desires to help Mr. Sanders in his presidential primary campaign against Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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"I would say it's going to be a significant effort, and for many companies that have embedded Huawei in their 2628G networks and desires to evolve the relationship with Huawei into 28503G, for those companies weaning themselves off is going to have significant economic impacts for these companies," Mayer said.
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" He added that "while it is difficult to determine the degree to which senior levels in the chain of command are involved in the specific conduct of any particular intercept, one thing is absolutely clear: The Kremlin desires to challenge US military patrols in and above the Black Sea and elsewhere.
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I would suggest something more is at stake here, and I think it is something that the Poles and the Czechs and the Georgians and the Ukrainians and the Estonians and the Latvians and the Lithuanians understand full well, and that is that Putin desires to reestablish hegemony over the former Soviet satellites.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Tuesday's episode, Danielle Busby, who shares 6-year-old daughter Blayke and 2-year-old all-girl quintuplets with husband Adam, opens up about her desires to be a working mother again and contribute more around the couple's spin studio — but the conversation doesn't exactly go smoothly.
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"Many times, clinicians will decide the amount of information to provide to patients based on their own assumptions about the patient's age/maturity, prognosis, quality of life, education, or desires to form a family in the future," said Cecilia Vindrola of University College London in the UK, who wasn't involved in the study.
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Even though we use this "is not a personality" rhetoric in a snide way toward people who maybe DO appear to see having abs as a way of life, we can also turn it generously toward ourselves: working out, or your appearance, or your desires to be fit are not who you are.
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New players are eyeing the market, from the likes of Goldman Sachs, which joined the ranks of online banks with GS Bank, to lending platforms like Earnest that have expressed desires to be a consumer bank, to traditional banks that are considering online-only arms to gather deposits in areas where they don't operate branches.
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The attention has left Korkejian negotiating how to position herself in her new world, and whether she desires to abandon her old one, which includes working behind the scenes as a music and dialogue editor for film and TV. She was recently rewarded with her first breakthrough in recent hit indie film The Big Sick.
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"Although she desires to remain confidential and requests that her privacy be respected, in no way did Mr. Lizza's misconduct constitute a 'respectful relationship' as he has now tried to characterize it," read a statement from Wigdor, whose firm is perhaps best known for representing clients alleging sexual harassment and racial discrimination at Fox News.
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"If China truly desires to denuclearize the Korean peninsula to promote stability and to avoid conflict in that sensitive region right on its own border, now's the time to work with the rest of us ... to put the kind of pressure on North Korea that can change its strategic calculations before it's too late," he added.
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This is not to say that there isn't a conceptual rigor to his work — the sculptures, photographs, and installations on view speak to our shared and individual experiences of space; to collectivity and community; ritual and healing — but Neto's material resourcefulness strikes us first, perhaps because it stimulates such intrinsically human desires: to be swaddled and held.
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And while Apple — as it did at points onstage Tuesday — argues that unplugging from our devices and innovating them aren't mutually exclusive, the company appears to have two simultaneous desires: to free us from the shackles of its meticulously designed and seductive technology while also finding new ways to weave its products deeper into our everyday lives.
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Assuming we know all the good and bad about both candidates, their experience, their crazy, their policies, beliefs and innermost motivational desires to be President of the United States of America and Leader of the Free World with all the associated perks and benefits, their dirty laundry, what are we left with to make that final decision?
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From January through August 6103 alone, Bark claims, it identified five bomb and shooting threats, nine instances of online predators contacting children, 135,984 instances of cyberbullying, 309,299 instances of students using school accounts to talk about or buy drugs, 11,548 instances of children expressing desires to harm themselves or commit suicide, and 199,236 instances of children sharing explicit content.
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As these young women struggled to create distinct identities and groups for themselves, fantasizing about idols and the life they led was a way to create a specific group identity, an opportunity to explore options that were closed to them, and an outlet for pent-up desires to do and be something else, desires they may not have been conscious of.
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Newsome provokes these questions, but does not answer them, and rather suggests that one can appreciate the power of these bodies to operate as a locus for a wide variety of desires — to have it, to flaunt it, to wield it, and so on — and this appreciation might be a way to move towards love, but I have my doubts.
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Potential reasons: domestic political jockeying in the UK and other EU member states, fears in the rest of the EU about setting secessionist precedents, and mercantilist desires to redirect investment in key sectors away from the UK. Also, negotiations are unlikely to take place in a collaborative spirit if the UK delegation were led by politicians hostile to the EU. It takes two to tango.
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"If a Catholic residing in the Archdiocese of New Orleans wishes to participate in St. Patrick's Day activities and desires to eat meat, they may be dispensed and choose another day of the week for abstinence or may choose to perform an act of penance that is a greater sacrifice," New Orleans Archbishop Gregory Aymond said in a statement to priests reported by the Times-Picayune.
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With the assistance of her companion Timmy, an animated doll who desires to be a real boy and serves as her moral center, and a crystal ball to give her insight into the goings-on of the entire town, Tabitha played equal parts Greek chorus to the quaint neighborhood's conflicts, as well as an arbiter of chaos in the mortals' lives throughout most of the series.
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When you're gay and grow up feeling like a hideous misfit, fully conscious that some believe your desires to be wicked and want to kill you for them, identifying with the Monster is hardly a stretch: A misunderstood beast finds solace in the solitude of the woods, but seems to endlessly face the wrath of the torch-bearing, small-minded inhabitants in the world beyond.
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Now he demands that the city pay him $1003 which he spent for the funeral of the wrong woman, $40 for wages lost through grief and because of illness that followed the shock of finding his wife alive, and $110 for the bridal costume which he had placed on the corpse, and with which sum he desires to buy a new gown for the real Mrs. Valente.
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"Bottom line, for someone who is angry and desires to inflict large casualties, firing with modified assault weapons from an elevated, barricaded platform is [a situation] where a great number of fatalities can result because of the boxed in nature of the stationary audience," Professor Brian Levin, director at the Center for the Study of Hate & Extremism at California State University, San Bernardino, explained during a phone call.
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They want to act upon the policies set forth by a third party, and they don't care who that third party might be — whether government or civil society or industry organization — so long as the public thinks that third party is credible and so long as the regulations they set are favorable, meaning the rules favor the industry's desires to innovate, even if that innovation comes at the expense of some public interest.
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Trump's comments about impeachment witnesses indicated that he is prepared to back down on his repeated desires to see former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump rallies supporters as he becomes third president to be impeached On The Trail: A historic vote that defines legacies MORE, a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, and Biden's son Hunter Biden be called to testify in a Senate trial.
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I imagine more than what's there, fill in what's impossible, lost, searched for, those things a song desires to happen while it's sung and plays inside, one listener only, only inner lips, ears, eyes, feet, hands working and the invisible elders busy remembering, reminding me how it goes, what it means and says, once and only once, audience of one, never exactly the same, never over, because a person keeps it inside, alone always when she or he sings, writes.
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