But if you've seen one sequence of beautiful lasses dispatching
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I ended up driving, then dispatching, then running the studios.
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Authorities cordoned off the site, dispatching ambulances and police trucks.
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IS has been dispatching volunteers to the West for years.
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In Casey's case, dispatching a helicopter might have saved her.
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Dispatching party agents to every Kenyan polling station will be hard.
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The spacecraft has two ways of dispatching an asteroid collision threat.
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Mexico's president said that he was dispatching a delegation to Washington.
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She doesn't believe in dispatching a life unless it's absolutely necessary.
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It crowdsourced every part of the operation: posting, dispatching, rescuing, and updating.
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The Buffalo Bills prevailed in a trap game, soundly dispatching the Jets.
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No. 2112 seed U.C.L.A. did not have much difficulty dispatching Kent State.
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Castro also recently began dispatching additional surrogates to campaign on his behalf.
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Trump's strategy signaled an open-ended US commitment, including dispatching 4,000 more troops.
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The Chinese government is dispatching 400 fire trucks and more than 1,100 firefighters.
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They didn't support trade protectionism or erecting border walls or dispatching deportation forces.
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He popped into the dispatching office and held up a packet of peanuts.
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Even Trump has even begun to campaign here, dispatching surrogates to sell voters.
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By age 27 he was dispatching reporters to murder scenes as metropolitan editor.
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Afterward she took no questions from reporters, dispatching Roger Wicker, Mississippi's other senator, instead.
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"NHTSA is dispatching its Special Crash Investigation Team and will take action as appropriate."
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Sanders is dispatching surrogates to North Carolina on Thursday and South Carolina on Saturday.
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What it is: Exotec develops order preparation systems to streamline order assembling and dispatching.
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And, since last summer, they have taken to dispatching several vessels at a time.
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Thiem was himself ruthless, dispatching Russian Karen Khachanov 6-2 6-4 6-2.
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The U.S. women had little trouble dispatching Spain for their 43rd consecutive Olympic victory.
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Supreme Court, members of the group dispatching to all the major areas of the
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FURIA had earlier claimed their spot in the final by dispatching Complexity 210-2000.
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Mr. Cruz proposed dispatching its remaining staff members to police the country's southern border.
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Unarmed at first, she concocts effective ways of dispatching murderous men on her tail.
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People have also been gathering and dispatching supplies via word-of-mouth and social media.
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The Hatzalah people invited Zucker to look at an ambulance and inspect their dispatching station.
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In a statement, Enel denied it had abused a dominant position on the dispatching market.
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The country's floundering political elite offer half measures while dispatching riot police and the military.
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I heard you call out an airy "you'll get over it!" after dispatching guy #2.
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Rick and Cliff fight off their attackers, dispatching them with bursts of horror-movie gore.
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On the group's website, it boasted of "dispatching" 31 speakers to colleges last month alone.
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Andreas Seppi guided Italy, the 1976 champion, into the finals by dispatching India, 3-1.
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The producers at Zero Point Zero and I had many discussions over the dispatching of animals.
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Here's where I start guessing things, based on 17 years of dispatching in the Bay Area.
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Whether that justifies dispatching an expensive security detail to hunt it down is, however, another matter.
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Keanu Reeves' titular character rarely misses his shot, dispatching enemies in the most efficient manner possible.
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You spend each turn dispatching your group's members on one mission or another scattered across Berlin.
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Pakistani authorities had delayed dispatching rescue crews because of weather conditions, local official Muhammad Iqbal said.
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When microbes reach the lungs, the body's immune system reacts by dispatching cells to attack them.
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UPS also will beef up its weekend services by dispatching more drivers on Saturdays, it said.
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Around the world, countries are embracing early-childhood projects, opening snazzy centres and dispatching home visitors.
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For the Obama administration, intent on dispatching ISIS, such an outcome might be the least unpalatable.
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The kangaroo-court scene that follows usually plays as a grave but forgivable dispatching of justice.
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Christ the King had less trouble dispatching Murry Bergtraum in the second matchup, winning, 79-66.
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That is an extra week of focus for Iowa while the Hawkeyes were busy dispatching Rutgers.
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Japan Asimina Tzatha stood with revelers in Tokyo, cheerily dispatching the final 12 seconds of 2016.
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He let loose during the feisty, impetuous Finale, boldly dispatching the virtuosic flights and fleet passagework.
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Sunday conference call, before dispatching middle-of-the night emails and placing a 5:30 a.m.
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Bloomberg is dispatching aides and surrogates to slam Sanders in media appearances as an ineffective ideologue.
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Seventh-seeded Lin Zhu of China also advanced, dispatching Russia's Varvara Flink 6-4, 6-2.
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Trump also said he was dispatching Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to meet with King Salman.
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The ruling, over Uber's dispatching process, follows a legal challenge brought by a German taxi association.
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In dispatching Ahmed al-Assiri, the deputy intelligence chief, bin Salman has lost a key ally.
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Lee's personality shines as he escapes defeat by dispatching Abdul-Jabbar in his cocky, expressive style.
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Arya was last seen in the Riverlands casually dispatching Walder Frey at the end of Season 6.
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On Thursday, it told reporters that it will stop dispatching employees to work directly with political campaigns.
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Then, by Sunday, the US took the next step by making public it was dispatching military forces.
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Because responsibility devolves downward, no single entity gets stuck tracking and dispatching an unwieldy number of DERs.
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Even so, dispatching people to drop off prepared and unprepared food amid an epidemic poses huge challenges.
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Whether its Walmart in retail or Uber in the app-based dispatching sector, it's the same goal.
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But Clinton's team nixed the idea, dispatching him instead to battlegrounds they felt were more in play.
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The teams I'd project to have tough times dispatching their inferior opponents are Cincinnati and Kansas City.
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Sometimes they pick them twice a day before dispatching them to customers such as Marks and Spencer.
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The National Transportation Safety Board said it is dispatching a team to Philadelphia to investigate the incident.
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Portman is dispatching a dozen volunteers to Clinton's stops in the state on Saturday and Sunday, Cincinnati.
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Mr. Cruz's campaign is dispatching additional staff members there and opening a "Camp Cruz" to house volunteers.
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They resumed their search again Friday morning, dispatching helicopters, fishing vessels and divers to scour the waters.
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Mr. Bavouzet tore through the piece with abandon, dispatching tangles of lines and chords with flinty power.
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The notion of dispatching the Sussexes as the envoys to Africa has provoked all sorts of reactions.
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Adopting more of his approach will be valuable in dispatching Democratic rivals — nasty work though it is.
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The president who promised to bring troops home from the Middle East is now dispatching more instead.
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A mannerly cad murders his way to a dukedom, dispatching eight relatives all played by Alec Guinness.
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The federal government has said it is dispatching 18 health workers, mental health workers and police to Attawapiskat.
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The CENI will be dispatching over half a million people across the country to manage the electoral process.
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Dispatchers usually don't get to choose which calls lead to the dispatching of emergency personnel and which don't.
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North Korea is dispatching athletes, as well as a cheering squad, journalists and government officials, to the games.
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Speaking of the Heels, look for them to have a relatively easy time dispatching Syracuse in Saturday's nightcap.
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Scott McCoy, rides his motorcycle onto a moving jet airliner while simultaneously dispatching a slew of bad guys.
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Mr Sánchez took office in June after dispatching Mariano Rajoy, the PP prime minister, in a censure motion.
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At one point, it seemed that the show was upending viewer expectations by dispatching Rick earlier than expected.
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He sings of forcibly dispatching young men off to war and the lasting effects of that on America.
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Tampa Bay also defeated the New Jersey Devils in a five-game, first-round series before dispatching Boston.
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Authorities searched for the woman for several hours, dispatching boats and a state police helicopter to the area.
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Within the energy industry, disputes are rampant over which generators should have priority in dispatching electricity to grids.
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Dispatchers and 911 operators will be trained in properly dispatching officers to scenes where mental illness is suspected.
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The team is working through a backlog of 4 bodies, dispatching groups to collect them when it can.
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When he was 15, Twitter cofounder and CEO Jack Dorsey wrote code and developed programming for taxi dispatching.
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Governor Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency for Mariposa County on Tuesday, dispatching resources to the area.
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Kirsten Gillibrand, another potential 2020 candidate, cruised to re-election, easily dispatching Chele Chiavacci Farley, the Republican candidate.
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Alex Bozarjian, a multimedia reporter for WSAV, was dispatching live from the Enmarket Savannah Bridge Run on Dec.
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"We are doing all we can, including dispatching a Coast Guard unit" to remove the oil, he said.
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Instead of dispatching a lithe paleoanthropologist with caving experience, he sent Matthew, his son, who was now fourteen.
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Iran trains Iraqi Shiite militias in bases across Iraq, dispatching such individuals to pursue Iran's objectives in Iraq.
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He in turn asks sensible questions about why America still has troops in Afghanistan, eventually dispatching a few more.
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But the clash was an aberration and McConnell responded coolly, dispatching other senior senators to chastise the younger Cruz.
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They are a nice little earner for the government, too, but dispatching all those soldiers has repercussions back home.
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The goal is to automate mundane daily tasks of property managers like dispatching cleaning services and managing check-ins.
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Op-Art My laptop was acting up, dispatching emails before I hit "send," so I set off for Tekserve.
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In mid-July Politico reported that Mr. Ailes had once talked about dispatching thugs to beat up Mr. Sherman.
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She stormed to the Brisbane title, dispatching Kerber in the final, by dropping just 17 games over five matches.
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The US Navy also joined the search for the aircraft, dispatching a P-3 Orion aircraft to the area.
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The company brings in $6.5 million in revenue a year, said Robert Morse, an occasional trucker who handles dispatching.
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His help included dispatching reporters to find information that could undercut Mr. Weinstein's accusers, The Times reported in December.
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But Ms. DiDonato, typically expert at dispatching coloratura roulades and passagework, had some patches when her voice seemed pushed.
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UK Airbus engineers displayed the finished vehicle, scheduled to launch in July 2020, before dispatching it on its journey.
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Republicans are also dispatching field staffers to traditionally conservative states that Democrats are targeting including Arizona, Georgia and Texas.
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"Wuerl responded by dispatching letters notifying the relevant California and Nevada Dioceses of the 1994 complaint," the report states.
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Belarusian Sabalenka advanced with a 6-1 6-0 victory over Danielle Collins, dispatching the American in 51 minutes.
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Britain's Cameron Norrie also did not face a break point in dispatching Germany's Peter Gojowczyk 6-53, 6-4.
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It came amid an evolving administration response, which including dispatching the CIA director to Turkey to gather more details.
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In March, Mr. Harrington pleaded guilty to dispatching police resources without permission and was sentenced to two years' probation.
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Even if Abe decided to support coalition efforts by dispatching its military, called the Self-Defense Forces, or SDF, he will have to expend a lot of political capital and keep Japan's participation limited to non-combat operations to placate voters, who are not enthusiastic about dispatching the SDF to the region.
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They may not take pleasure in it like Negan does, but they're also not losing sleep over dispatching Saviors, either.
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The autonomous Ford Fusions that Uber is now dispatching to riders appear to be, for the most part, regular cars.
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Iran's navy has extended its reach in recent years, dispatching vessels to the Indian Ocean and the Gulf of Aden.
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In 1976, her fellow striker Laxmiben Patel was a mother in her early thirties, working at Grunwick dispatching processed photos.
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Two teams of seven players each take turns in dispatching an attacker, known as a "raider", onto the defender's turf.
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A portion of that money has been poured into dispatching tens of thousands of police officers to patrol the streets.
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But dispatching units would still be a problem even with functional roads, as now there is a critical gasoline shortage.
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Delbonis used his powerful forehand to good effect, eventually dispatching the American in a match that featured numerous long rallies.
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But they do point out that England's National Health Service plans on dispatching emergency drones for some emergencies as well.
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The services that it offers include location services, driver and car security services, fuel tracking, dispatching and billing/invoice services.
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This happened to me a lot in the conservatory, where dispatching the witches takes a lot of nimble skulking around.
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In Pyongyang, top official Choe Ryong accuses Trump of "creating a war situation" by dispatching U.S. forces to the region.
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And Putin's ruthless record of imprisoning or even dispatching his rivals and critics are anathema to our most basic values.
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In 2007 Lu Zhong, an entrepreneur, founded Jujiale as a "virtual retirement home", dispatching helpers to private homes on demand.
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The infusion of additional prosecutors would be the latest instance of the DOJ dispatching more personnel to address border crimes.
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"What are those things called, pith helmets?" he said at one point, dispatching a stage manager to a prop closet.
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Gucci Mane has been an Atlanta legend since the "Icy" beef, and the subsequent dispatching of a would-be assassin.
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In this vision, dispatching queries to the right service is what personal assistants in the car should be all about.
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After dispatching with Chicago, the Dodgers faced a 3-2 deficit against Houston in the Series before evening it up.
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Mr. Trifonov was manically exciting in dispatching the piano part's spiraling passages and glissandos, its pummeling chords and jerky rhythms.
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The dispatching of workers back to the main prep kitchen to pick up food or equipment that was left behind.
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What, you thought dispatching Grigor Andolov and outfoxing Jack Foley and Jock Jeffcoat was going to keep these two happy?
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Over the weekend, city leaders decided to impose the closure immediately, dispatching police across the German capital to eject patrons.
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However, having only ever been bested by split decision the odds of Cerrone dispatching 'Mini Cain' are stacked against him.
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Putin recently demanded better results from the 63rd-ranked Russia team, which complied by easily dispatching No. 224 New Zealand.
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Mr. Baggott, the defense consultant, took a different tack, dispatching workers to photograph the first 250 jurors' homes and automobiles.
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Putin recently demanded better results from the 63rd-ranked Russia team, which complied by easily dispatching No. 95 New Zealand.
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He pocketed $1 million by dispatching James Holzhauer, who won one match, and Brad Rutter, who came up empty. (AP)
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Democrats have also accused Trump of dispatching his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani to pressure Ukrainian officials to launch the probes.
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Still, with good management, dispatching officer teams and authorizing overtime should be a good basis for a long career as SimCop.
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Uber essentially hopes to be doing what it does for cars today for flying cars in 2020, which is: Dispatching them.
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Pratibha, one of Thakur's younger sisters, spoke to BuzzFeed News as she sat outside Thakur's house, directing and dispatching campaign teams.
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The National Transportation Safety Board said it was dispatching a team of investigators to look at the cause of the crash.
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The 28-year-old has yet to drop a set while dispatching Henri Laaksonen, Adrian Menendez-Maceiras and Roberto Bautista Agut.
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Only after dispatching the chiefs can you challenge the fortress's overlord to a fight, and you capture it by defeating him.
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In Australia, which was dispatching refugees to a legal limbo on remote islands, Mr Quilty's paintings are a call for compassion.
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Switzerland's Belinda Bencic also pulled off an upset by dispatching second-seeded Romanian Mihaela Buzarnescu 4-6, 6-3, 7-5.
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Suddenly dispatching with the right to wed would bring not only justified screams of resentment but a hopelessly fraught legal mess.
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Sometimes I'd go in guns blazing, but mostly, I'd sneak around, dispatching enemies with silencers, hacking terminals, and ghosting around corners.
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And between arising in the Shrine of Resurrection and ultimately dispatching the pig-faced big-bad, Link will eliminate countless foes.
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Dispatching would be efficiently handled through the app and specialists would efficiently be able to see about 10 people per day.
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Rather than inefficiently dispatching one delivery bike for each order, routes are planned based on the day's customers and their locations.
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The result is that, in theory, Jinn can decrease delivery times because it can better predict preparation time and automate dispatching.
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Throughout the film, he's shown dispatching goon after goon, rarely moving anything other than his arms, and never being hit himself.
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If more than two inches of snow accumulates on roadways, the department will begin dispatching its fleet of 26,600 plow trucks.
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The public advocate, Jumaane Williams of Brooklyn, was re-elected, easily dispatching his Republican challenger, Councilman Joseph Borelli of Staten Island.
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Fourth-seeded Garbiñe Muguruza had little trouble dispatching the French wild card Myrtille Georges, 6-2, 6-63, in 53 minutes.
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Police and criminologists from the University of Chicago analyze the data in real time, dispatching updates to patrol officers, Guglielmi said.
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In dispatching Johnson and Brooks Koepka by 2500 and 22012, Pieters and McIlroy played the front nine in seven under par.
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After dispatching the sentries, the joint team dismounted from their armored vehicles and moved through the forest to assault the camp.
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And instead of wasting reporters on summarizing the candidates' wild assertions, how about dispatching them to break news of their own?
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" After dispatching some scheduling questions, he ended the message, "Once again, I promise you an interview unlike any you've done before.
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After which she goes on her mission, quickly dispatching a guy who barely gets a chance to gape at her wig.
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Another big question relates to the central dispatching authority, the one coordinating the movements of these hundreds or thousands of vehicles.
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In the 1980s, it began dispatching its pig farms to outlying Indonesian islands like Batam, which still supplies Singapore with pork.
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It has 100 megawatt capacity, which, according to the site, allows it to power 30,000 homes when dispatching at peak output.
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In his flat-footed historical analogy, Nunes suggested that his House Democratic colleagues likely would have impeached Washington for dispatching Jay.
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Iran launched its first direct military operation against Israel, dispatching a drone from the Tiyas Airbase in Syria's central Homs region.
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After fighting his own case for almost two years, Mr. Harrington pleaded guilty in March to dispatching police resources without permission.
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The quality of performance varied, but United had rediscovered a knack for dispatching relative small fry with a minimum of fuss.
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The freshman congresswoman burst onto the scene after dispatching a member of the House Democratic leadership in a primary last year.
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"I chat to them quite a lot," the French Open champion said after dispatching Alison van Uytvanck 6-1 6-3.
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Now he has a staff of 203 and runs them like a fire department, dispatching teams of two as calls come in.
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To fulfill it, she is dispatching staff to all 50 states and is working to identify and organize supporters in each one.
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In Kentucky, city officials explored connecting automated drones to gunshot detection devices, dispatching them to the location of gunfire throughout the city.
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Sometimes they pick them twice a day before dispatching them to customers such as Marks and Spencer and Britain's biggest supermarket, Tesco.
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The bank at last relented, dispatching a courier weighted with sacks of cash from its vault on a night flight from Kolkata.
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Total said earlier on Monday that product dispatching from the Normandy, Grandpuits and Feyzin refineries was still blocked due to the strike.
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The DNC also played a more reserved role in Alabama, quietly spending $1 million on the race and dispatching over 30 aides.
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Trying to strike a more conciliatory posture, Russia has this autumn started dispatching representatives to trans-Atlantic gatherings it long considered hostile.
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Sobrio became Dashride and the team was then working with ground transportation companies on their dispatching software, booking, billing, and other operations.
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She followed that up by dispatching top-seeded Angelique Kerber two days later before losing to Svetlana Kuznetsova in the quarter-finals.
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Uber is now dispatching self-driving cars to a select group of users in Pittsburgh and invited us along for the ride.
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The Clinton campaign has been dispatching a rotation of high-power surrogates to New Hampshire, most recently Lena Dunham and Abby Wambach.
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The dilapidated town on the island of El Tigre had once been a bustling port, dispatching coffee and other commodities to Europe.
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He said militants also used it "for dispatching operatives across the Turkish border for potential use in external operations," the statement said.
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Yelp's Eat24 food delivery service is teaming with startup Marble to start dispatching automated couriers in the city on a trial basis.
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Look at her face: She made it very obvious she was bored by the ease with which she was dispatching her opponents.
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We're told several agencies -- including LAPD and Park Rangers -- have begun dispatching officers for security on nights the Bowl has scheduled events.
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The Red Cross The Red Cross is dispatching volunteers from around the country to areas in the U.S. hit by Hurricane Matthew.
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Tennessee shot 203 percent from the field while dispatching the Golden Eagles, who made the 102-mile journey from Cookeville to Knoxville.
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While the Clinton campaign has showed no public signs of panic, it is bringing the party's heavy artillery to Ohio, dispatching Sens.
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Rather, the company is holding the request and then dispatching it just as if you requested an UberX in the normal fashion.
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Massive trident in hand, Aquaman easily poked his way to victory in the matches we played, dispatching heroes and villains with ease.
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Yet at other times, Mr. Trump preferred to keep his distance, dispatching others to operate on his behalf during Beltway casino disputes.
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Over the last decade, ILGA has lent significant support to countries hostile to queer citizens, including carefully dispatching diplomatic delegations from abroad.
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In February, United Nations agencies began dispatching engineering crews to clear blocked sewage canals at risk of overflowing in the rainy season.
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And it has now faced all five of its notional rivals, dispatching each and every one of them in some considerable style.
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Supplies became so scarce, she said, that doctors grew accustomed to dispatching patients' relatives to pharmacies to buy gloves, sutures and gauze.
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Getting a village access to a mobile phone and eye-inspection attachment is a lot easier and cheaper than dispatching an ophthalmologist.
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Tennessee shot 63.8 percent from the field while dispatching the Golden Eagles, who made the 933-mile journey from Cookeville to Knoxville.
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The memes' creators and sharers can giddily watch the president dispatching his enemies while claiming the video is just a funny gag.
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Now they stepped forward as triage workers, screening people for fevers, and dispatching patients who might have coronavirus to the bigger hospitals.
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Apple has successfully kept other products tariff-free, in part by dispatching Cook to the White House to court the president's favor.
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It has now been three years since I quit dispatching, and California is four months away from legal sales of recreational cannabis.
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The Wolfsburg-based carmaker initially tried to resolve the costly dispute by dispatching lower level officials to negotiate with the United States.
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But filing is a notable step, as is dispatching staff to Alabama to gather signatures for him to qualify for the ballot.
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F.B.I. agents are experts at interviewing people and quickly dispatching leads to their colleagues around the world to follow with additional interviews.
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You've got to worry about the big picture, dispatching your goons and directing resources toward whatever criminal enterprises you wish to pursue.
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In 2015, the Oceans Ministry added another layer of safety by dispatching maritime supervisors to ports to oversee the on-site inspectors.
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Trump responded forcefully, dispatching top White House lieutenants to a meeting with lawmakers with a clear message: the president was done negotiating.
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These moves come on top of their overt dispatching of warplanes and ships to target the political opponents of its ally in Syria.
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She could let the fact that Kim Kardashian basically called her a snake — dispatching a flurry of snake emojis to Taylor's Instagram — go!
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And Carol, too — tortured by the thought of being skilled at dispatching her enemies — is also lionized for her refusal to fight back.
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He explodes into "a one-man Judean Air Force: a single pirouette, two Finnish daggers, two throats slit," dispatching Stalin's emissaries ninja style.
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Clinton's campaign raced to play defense, dispatching the former secretary of state there, as well as President Barack Obama, for last-minute rallies.
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Mr Esper is a supporter of dispatching troops to the southern border, which allows Mr Trump to portray illegal immigration as an invasion.
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A day later, the White House sought to push back against those reports, dispatching high-ranking administration officials to try containing the fallout.
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Raimondo won her second term in office in November, easily dispatching a Republican challenger and an independent candidate in an increasingly Democratic state.
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Newsrooms across the country mobilized in support, dispatching journalists to help the Gazette continue producing the paper in the wake of the shooting.
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But in the end, with a less-than-powerful actor dispatching that author's thunderbolts of emotion, the film is more artifact than art.
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Asger is on phone duty, receiving emergency calls from members of the public and, if necessary, dispatching his fellow-cops to lend assistance.
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After dispatching that enemy, I looked down into the deep ravine to see only fog and the faint outline of a distant river.
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In the course of the conflict, UNESCO has scrambled to preserve and document Syria's historic sites, even dispatching trained civilians with 3D scanners.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York said he was dispatching technical experts from the New York Power Authority to aid in the response.
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After Owen watches "Strangers," he offers to kill Larry's ex-wife if Larry will return the favor by dispatching Owen's mother (Anne Ramsey).
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Mexico responded, quickly dispatching 25,000 Mexican National Guardsmen to secure its southern border, which played a large role in mitigating the migration crisis.
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Trump is expected to barnstorm Kentucky, Mississippi, and Louisiana over the next few weeks while dispatching prominent supporters to help in each contest.
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Fire Chief Darby Allen also stated that the army and air force will begin dispatching troops to the area in the coming days.
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They had a relatively easy time dispatching the Blue Jackets in five, and just finished off the Capitals in a grueling seven games.
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As police chief, players manage rosters of cops and detectives, dispatching senior officers to attempted murders and junior beat cops to chase teenage vandals.
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But the new feature will now let Apple send this data directly to the call-taking, dispatching, and mapping software that 911 centers use.
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"I have a question about a different Catholic named Paul Manafort," said a reporter in the back, dispatching the room into howls of laughter.
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The man responds that the dispatcher is "killing time," and she argues that she isn't wasting time and that someone else is dispatching police.
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Moscow stands accused of dispatching two assassins to spray the former officer, Sergei Skripal, with a rare nerve agent smuggled inside a perfume bottle.
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The package of military aid will involve dispatching more Army Special Forces, or Green Berets, who specialize in advising and training foreign military forces.
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The Islanders are looking forward to their first game in front of their home crowd since dispatching the Panthers in overtime in Game 6.
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Before the Inauguration, Netanyahu had taken the bold step of quietly dispatching Yossi Cohen, the head of Mossad, Israel's foreign-intelligence agency, to Washington.
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Prescription drug manufacturers are dispatching lobbyists to fight proposed measures in state legislatures across the country that would levy taxes on opioid-based painkillers.
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After five officers in Dallas were killed this month, the police here began dispatching patrol cars with at least two officers at a time.
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But Mr. Putin himself has been widely blamed for setting the rift in motion by dispatching the Russian military into Ukraine starting in 2014.
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A Corpoelec supervisor involved in dispatching Guri's power said he was told by the plant's managers on Thursday that the plant's equipment was damaged.
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A Florida police department drew backlash in 1990 for dispatching officers in blackface to make arrests in a mostly black neighborhood of River Park.
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He was also rebuffed on other appointments, and came to resent Mr. Sessions's habit of dispatching junior department lawyers to deliver messages to him.
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While Sanders and Warren are both dispatching top surrogates to the state in their absences, they too are scheduling appearances for themselves in Iowa.
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Hamas clerics and politicians at the rear dispatching women and teenagers to the Israeli border to precipitate an armed conflict personifies cowardice and selfishness.
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Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) and Bernie Sanders (Vt.) have been making the most of the time they have by dispatching surrogates to fill the gaps.
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U.S. officials spent 10 days with little information about conditions aboard the ship, relying on Japanese health department reports rather than dispatching CDC staff.
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Evil Geniuses, in Group D, swept paiN Gaming 2-0 in the losers' match before dispatching Team Liquid 2-1 in the decider match.
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Mr. Singhal was hired to oversee Uber's mapping division as well as a unit that runs the dispatching, marketing and pricing of Uber cars.
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While he is away, the president is dispatching Cabinet members and other senior officials to travel around the country to plug the tax plan.
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According to Arora, the cannabis delivery business comes with its own set of nuances that set it apart from dispatching pizzas or burrito bowls.
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Mexico City's SOMA, an unaccredited nonprofit program, offers an alternative to the traditional MFA and, unlike Hogwarts, promises no magic for dispatching life's obstacles.
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Out on the streets of Portland, emergency teams are mostly self-dispatching, as they are flagged down by citizens or receive reports from BEECNs.
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Beyond the immediate benefits of gathering intelligence, President Vladimir Putin's government is sending a specific message by dispatching Viktor Leonov to the western Atlantic Ocean.
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Countries sent funds and manpower to aid in the response efforts, with the US dispatching its military to Liberia to build temporary hospitals and clinics.
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Carson to appear on behalf of Trump Trump's campaign is dispatching Ben Carson to the meeting as part of a behind-the-scenes lobbying effort.
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The protesters had planned to converge on locations in Beijing, but the authorities were ready, quickly dispatching would-be demonstrators in buses to destinations unknown.
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More broadly, both coast guards and environmental groups believe that maritime drones will make the dispatching of manned patrols far more targeted and cost-effective.
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Given that judges in Europe have pretty consistently ruled against the company's claims it's just a tech platform or a dispatching agency in recent years.
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The responsibility for destroying noncompliant cannabis products rests on the dispensaries, not the state—the government won't be dispatching special trucks to pick up weed.
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President Jair Bolsonaro was set to visit Minas Gerais and fly over the disaster area on Saturday morning, after dispatching three ministers there on Friday.
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In response to the tightening race, Clinton is dispatching two of her best-known surrogates -- husband Bill and daughter Chelsea Clinton -- onto the campaign trail.
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The CDC is also stepping up its presence in Florida, dispatching an emergency response team to help investigate, research and sample mosquitoes in the area.
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The campaign is dispatching more staffers to those states and have started to tell reporters that the nomination will be won in March, not February.
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The group said on Tuesday that the energy authority approved revenues for 2017 of the transport, dispatching and metering businesses equal to 1003 billion euros.
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They saw the people they killed as comrades, in a sense, and dispatching them all so ruthlessly pushed both Carol and Maggie to the brink.
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Garbiñe Muguruza of Spain advanced to the final 16 by dispatching Yulia Putintseva of Russia, 6-2, 7-6 (5), in her second-round match.
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She is pouring more than $2 million into advertising and dispatching perhaps her most potent surrogate, Michelle Obama, for a rally in Phoenix on Thursday.
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In the devastated Syrian city of Aleppo, I had breakfast with a surgeon who, as bombs exploded outside, spoke of dispatching his family to Canada.
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To public-safety officials, however, the alerts are a lifeline for dispatching critical, real-time information during a disaster — albeit, for some, an outdated one.
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Before he knew it, he was giving food to the Salvation Army to deliver and dispatching food trucks to neighborhoods no aid agency had reached.
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Seeking to contain the outbreak, the federal Justice Ministry said Monday that it was dispatching a task force to Amazonas to back up local officials.
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He's a model of moral and physical strength; in a 17th-century manuscript painting we see him gleefully dispatching a devil with his bare hands.
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The White House is also dispatching a delegation of top officials to Beijing this week to try to soothe tensions in its trade battle there.
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The administration initially considered dispatching Juan Cruz, a veteran Central Intelligence Agency official who recently stepped down as the White House's top Latin America policymaker.
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Esper has said he is looking at dispatching other ships to serve as field hospitals in places like Seattle, which has also been hit hard.
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The young Tennison, played by Stefanie Martini, is a W.P.C. (woman police constable) tasked with dispatching male detectives to crime scenes and fetching them tea.
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The campaign responded by stepping up his presence in Iowa and dispatching the deputy campaign manager, Pete Kavanaugh, to the state to oversee the organization.
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And the signaling and dispatching of trains along the route is handled by BNSF, which also owns the track on either side of the bypass.
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The U.S. Department of Transportation's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) said it was dispatching a team to support the state's emergency response efforts.
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Even if Mr. Trump sends 4,000, the top end of his proposal, he would be dispatching fewer than President George W. Bush did in 2006.
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All of this moisture feeds into a massive body of water floating above its canopy, constantly fed by evapotranspiration and dispatching rain throughout the forest.
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Fleet optimization software could match supply and demand in real time, dispatching additional vehicles on particularly busy routes, or adding flexible routes at peak hours.
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Air accident investigators in the United Kingdom, where the plane was manufactured, are dispatching to the crash site to aid Colombian authorities in determining what happened.
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Getting everyone moved out seems so important to the company that it keeps dispatching its senior finance director, Dave Finlay, to meet with villagers almost weekly.
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When provided with a location, Google says a centralized dispatching system would provide a set of suggested locations for safe pick-ups, waiting, or drop-offs.
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It bolstered its forces in Syria recently, dispatching its most advanced military jet - the Sukhoi-35S - to join its strike force of around 40 fast jets.
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It is introducing other new services such as dispatching clothes, shoes or accessories directly from stores, rather than from its warehouses, to allow same-day delivery.
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Both Nelson and Scott's campaigns have recruited tens of thousands of volunteers for the recount effort, dispatching them across the state to monitor the recount process.
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Safran, whose shares edged down 0.1 percent on Wednesday, is also dispatching technical advisers after Tuesday's accident in which one passenger died, added the BEA spokesman.
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Insisting Riyadh would react to "Iranian aggression", he accused Tehran of dispatching fighters to Arab countries and plotting attacks inside the kingdom and its Gulf neighbors.
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Clinton became a kind of package deal, with the campaign scrambling to reach young women and dispatching Ms. Dunham as one of its most visible ambassadors.
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But if Virginia plays to its seed — admittedly an issue over the last several years — then it should have little problem dispatching an inferior Ducks squad.
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The 21-year-old earlier said it was her preferred surface after dispatching Putintseva, who shocked the Japanese in the first round of Wimbledon this year.
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Within a few months, court papers say, Mr. Harrington had returned the favor by dispatching officers to help Mr. Reichberg with problems at his diamond business.
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Other times, the hosts are a bit like a school principal, trying to keep their guests from swerving off topic or efficiently dispatching a wacky call.
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She is also the organizer of a group of more than 24 car owners, liaising with donors and recipients before dispatching volunteer drivers to deliver supplies.
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By dispatching the Vinson, the United States is signaling to the North Koreans that even as it focuses on Syria, it has not forgotten about them.
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He's dispatching surrogates, the best-known of whom is former secretary of state John F. Kerry, for a "We Know Joe" tour of Iowa this week.
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Insisting Riyadh would react to "Iranian aggression", he accused Tehran of dispatching fighters to Arab countries and plotting attacks inside the kingdom and its Gulf neighbours.
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Turkey began seeking oil and gas off the coast of Cyprus earlier this year, dispatching two drill ships and an exploration vessel with UAVs escorting them.
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Paying for the cost of dispatching a private army of firefighters to save insured homes is much cheaper than replacing an entire home and its destroyed contents.
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Smugglers often pack migrants in flimsy inflatable dinghies, dispatching them to sea to get picked up by rescue ships and other vessels once they reach international waters.
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" His prediction is that a majority — circa 60% — of all major cases that business face — "like dispatching, like probably upsales, cross sales, some kind of support etc.
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"Now it's become so routine," said Lisman, who has gone back to dispatching his deputies to do the grim work of taking the bodies to the morgue.
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Washington stopped previous such attempts, even dispatching Navy SEALs to storm a tanker which had set off from a port run by a rogue commander in 2014.
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Republicans have been so omnipotent that, for years, they've been dispatching their own grassroots volunteers to other states at election time; they simply weren't needed in Texas.
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The Obama administration is acting quickly by dispatching Deputy Secretary of State Antony Blinken to Beijing next week to meet with China's key officials responsible for Taiwan.
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Elon Musk believes each car owner will essentially act as their own ride-sharing service, dispatching their autonomous vehicles to collect fares when they're not in use.
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The new company will begin trial services in Osaka, Kyoto, Fukuoka, Tokyo and other cities this year, making use of Didi's technology for demand prediction and dispatching.
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"I think I was watching more her sister's matches because she was my idol," Ostapenko said after dispatching fourth seed Elina Svitolina 6-3 7-6(6).
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Other rumored 2020 contenders have been assembling teams discreetly in recent months and dispatching staffers and resources to notable early-voting states, like New Hampshire and Iowa.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey has sent military reinforcements to its southern border with Syria, dispatching artillery and tanks to the area overnight, Dogan news agency said on Saturday.
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Then, after visiting Capitol Hill himself Tuesday last week and dispatching Cabinet officials to Capitol Hill, Trump tweeted Friday that members of Congress were wasting their time.
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The movement also spread its tentacles near and wide, dispatching hundreds of veteran operatives to new fronts in Turkey, Egypt, Libya, Yemen, West Africa, Afghanistan and beyond.
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He then responded by dispatching troops to stop what turned out to be disorganized groups of refugees, who did not pose a serious threat to national security.
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"If you're in line by the closing time you'll be able to vote but we're also dispatching additional volunteers to help speed up wait times," Forgey said.
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Mr. Lenard responded with guerrilla marketing, dispatching vans with "Real Csiki Sor" logos on their sides into villages and town squares, and running a social media campaign.
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For Mr. Conrad, the album brought attention to the sweet tone and admirable lightness of his singing, and to his agile way of dispatching runs and embellishments.
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The president did not rule out dispatching him if he felt the soon-to-be empty Kansas Senate seat was in danger of falling into Democratic hands.
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It said CSX owns and controls the dispatching of all trains, including the signal systems that control access to sidings and yards, Amtrak said in a statement.
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Residents contacted by Reuters in various cities have said the protests had subsided after the government intensified a crackdown by dispatching Revolutionary Guards forces to several provinces.
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Again. Williams is on the verge of winning her 22nd Grand Slam, after handily dispatching Agnieszka Radwanska, 6-0, 6-4, in the semifinals of the Australian Open.
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None thought Mr Trump's late onslaught, which also included dispatching a small army to defend America against a weary column of Honduran asylum-seekers, had hurt their party.
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The Yellow Jackets were outstanding in dispatching of the Seminoles, giving up just 15 first-half points and getting a career-high 35 points from freshman Josh Okogie.
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In October, the MGB struck at Plotnitsky's inner circle by dispatching security personnel to arrest one of his key allies, the LNR's fuel and energy minister, Dmitry Lyamin.
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Then he followed his brother to Notre Dame for three years, which led to the Blue Jays drafting him in the fifth round and dispatching him to Vancouver.
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Instead of bursting through an easy dungeon and quickly dispatching the ghouls and spiders inside, I had to slowly creep through so that I didn't make myself sick.
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Six years ago the company started dispatching an additional 61 drivers to make sure everyone hit their stops, and it would need more drivers if traffic got worse.
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To boost his profile against well-known competitors, including former news anchor Kathleen Matthews, Trone has been blanketing the Maryland airwaves, dispatching glossy mailers and hiring expensive consultants.
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After being told about the "kill chain" — the elements (and players) involved in the selection, vetting and dispatching of targets — Mr. Hibbert found his dramatic instincts kicking in.
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After dispatching a final flourish on the piano, she walked as if in a trance to a nearby koto (a Japanese zither), and began plucking delicate melodic lines.
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The current iteration of the Yankees followed with a dispatching of the Toronto Blue Jays for an 218-259 win, moving to a season-high 232 games above .
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And in an expansion of existing programs, Mount Sinai will offer house calls at Hudson Yards, dispatching doctors to offices and apartments as needs arise, Dr. Flatow said.
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In Luc Besson's "Anna," a struggling, beautiful young woman is coerced into becoming a world-class assassin, and finds herself pining for her freedom while dispatching her targets.
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In the recording, Mr. Guzmán haggled over pricing and insisted on dispatching a "technician" to inspect the product's quality before sending the guerrillas their initial payment of $50,000.
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That was easier to do when he was dispatching Nazis — we know where that knife has been — but assassins also assassinate guiltless roomies when it suits their agenda.
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The unseeded Mladenovic overcame 55 unforced errors — including 12 double faults — while dispatching Svitolina (43 winners, 20 unforced errors), who was a semifinalist in last week's U.S. Open.
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At airports and other travel checkpoints around the globe, authorities are dispatching thermometer-toting health workers to screen people for fevers, one indication the virus might be present.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Karolina Pliskova extended her winning streak on Thursday, dispatching Germany's Laura Siegemund 6-3 6-3 to advance to the third round of the Australian Open.
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His campaign had already announced it was dispatching Richmond to a party Tuesday night -- originally scheduled to take place 30 minutes after the polls closed in New Hampshire.
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In that race, Luis R. Sepúlveda, a Democratic assemblyman, handily won the 32nd District, dispatching his Republican rival, Patrick Delices, and a Reform Party candidate, Pamela Stewart-Martinez.
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Christina sounded "frantic and terrified," the colleague who received the call later told police, and they advised Christina to "lock the doors" before dispatching staff to help her.
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In their place, Trump has been dispatching senior administration officials more frequently to deliver their own updates on the administration's policy actions from the White House briefing room.
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Ostensibly, a police raid on an unauthorized drinking establishment touched off a citywide violent uprising, which culminated in the dispatching of federal troops by President Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Its method for dispatching its prey by stamping on it is distinct from other raptors that typically use their beak to kill after catching their prey with their talons.
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After months of rumored unhappiness, Trump finally pulled the trigger and fired Secretary of State Rex Tillerson — dispatching him with a tweet rather than having anyone actually tell him.
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Trump launched his term in office by dispatching White House press secretary Sean Spicer to deliver an inaugural press briefing dedicated to disputing clear photographic evidence about crowd size.
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"Game of Thrones," based on George R. R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" novels, has a penchant for dispatching main characters in brutal, shocking and unexpected ways.
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Italy's competition regulator has opened a probe into utility Enel and smaller power company Sorgenia alleging they overcharged grid operator Terna for services relating to the power dispatching market.
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Oil prices initially rose on Monday, but backed down after Trump said he spoke to Saudi Arabia's King Salman and was dispatching Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to Riyadh.
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Top-seeded Kiki Bertens will play for her third title of the season after dispatching Kazakhstan qualifier Elena Rybakina in the semifinals of Libema Open at 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands.
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By dispatching the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, the Carolina Panthers climbed to 223-212, which places them 211 games behind Atlanta for first place in the NFC South.
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But it's also unusual to be dispatching thousands of soldiers to the border to stop a caravan that is still weeks away from arriving — if it ever does arrive.
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The chaos in northern Syria has allowed ISIS a safe space to gather, organize and train its recruits, before dispatching them to cities around the Middle East and Europe.
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Clinton's campaign has moved into traditionally red states, dispatching top surrogates to places like Arizona and seeking to capitalize on Trump's freefall in places including Georgia, Alaska and Utah.
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Whether Wick is dispatching baddies with balletic grace or trapped in a disorienting, hall-of-mirrors gallery space, we're always meant to be awestruck by the film's visual grandeur.
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Mr. Strang said that dispatching a second plane in case of mechanical breakdown would seem excessive, given that airplanes in other places could be used in case of emergency.
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But in the past few months, Boko Haram has raged back, attacking military convoys and outposts and dispatching a steady stream of suicide bombers to attack checkpoints and crowds.
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If an agency could know when subway turnstiles were clicking at greater speeds, the system could move fluidly, instantly dispatching more trains at those specific stations to accommodate flow.
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Since 22017, Fare has monitored hundreds of games each year in Europe, quietly dispatching its monitors, with UEFA's blessing, to both club and international matches where incidents are likely.
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The railroad tries to minimize the effects by trimming trees along the tracks and by dispatching trains with special equipment, known as Aqua Track, which power washes the rails.
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Though a handful of settlements had been established after the Six-Day War, the Labor-led government blocked most new construction, dispatching the army to uproot would-be settlers.
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By Thursday evening, as the winds died down, PG&E began dispatching its 44 helicopters and 6,300 employees and contractors to inspect damage and restore power to some areas.
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It is even dispatching men to move into the homes of families from Muslim minority groups, where they sometimes share the beds of women whose husbands are locked up.
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The statement came a day after Libyan rebels swept into the key coastal city of Surt, and during a week in which Turkey is dispatching troops to the country.
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A 24-hour crisis line that is supposed to respond to people in need by dispatching teams of mental health professionals does not always do so, Judge Reeves said.
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In recent weeks, China has stepped up military activities near Taiwan, sending its sole aircraft carrier through the waters near the island and dispatching military planes in the region.
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There's media speculation that the allies might try to keep this year's drills low-key by not dispatching long-range bombers and other U.S. strategic assets to the region.
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But as hours and days go by, and everyone becomes increasingly confused and degraded, Leticia unravels, dispatching accusations in vocal bursts that reach screechy highs, yet somehow sound angelic.
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Trump dithered in dispatching the USNS Comfort and waiving the Jones Act, which raises the cost of shipping to Puerto Rico (and the Jones waiver expired as of Sunday).
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Current research is as yet inconclusive on whether this training actually reduces the use of force, and police departments struggle with training and dispatching trained officers to the right calls.
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Residents contacted by Reuters in various cities have said the protests had subsided in recent days, after the government intensified a crackdown by dispatching Revolutionary Guards forces to several provinces.
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When accessing Amazon's Alexa or Google Assistant, a person's voice command to reschedule his or her delivery would trigger changes in XPO's internal logistics tracking and dispatching software, Harik said.
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Acting U.S. Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan said on Monday he had approved dispatching the carrier strike group and bombers due to indications of a "credible threat by Iranian regime forces".
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Dispatching the living dead on TV and in movies may require the maximum amount of brutality; when it comes to the corporate undead, it is best to kill with kindness.
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Why it matters: Connected AVs could contribute to new emergency response networks by disseminating critical information, routing people away from disasters and possibly even dispatching emergency AVs on optimized routes.
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The trio are dispatching food that was purchased online through China's most popular meal-ordering firms, which fill urban roads every midday with their colourful delivery people on electric bicycles.
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The Penguins faced a pair of top-five teams in the opening two rounds, knocking off the Blue Jackets easily and then dispatching the Presidents' Trophy-winning Capitals in seven.
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But it's Steve Bannon, the White House's controversial chief political strategist, whom President Trump should listen to before dispatching his advisers to brief Congress on the strategy in mid-July.
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Ted Cruz once called him a "liar" on the Senate floor, but the clash was an aberration and McConnell responded coolly, dispatching other senior senators to chastise the younger Cruz.
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President Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions set these events in motion by dispatching the highly respected former Acting Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to craft a rationale to fire Comey.
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" Details of prorgram expansion: "Kim Jong Un's government also is dispatching its scientists abroad to seek advanced degrees in microbiology, while offering to sell biotechnology services to the developing world.
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After meeting U.N. officials about the humanitarian crisis, Prime Minister Abadi ordered emergency measures including setting up mobile clinics, vaccinating children, dispatching water tanks, and supplying electricity within five days.
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"Beijing has begun dispatching its navy on increasingly wide-ranging forays, providing its personnel with critical experience in blue-water operations," according to a report by geopolitical intelligence firm Stratfor.
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Still, bringing the program to a satisfying conclusion -- without dispatching key characters fighting against the Empire in a manner that puts kids on a therapist's couch -- does represent a challenge.
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The Orlando Magic jumped into action to help out the victims in the nightclub shooting -- volunteering at a blood center and dispatching the team spiritual leader to help grieving families.
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Atlético, meanwhile, started off with PSV Eindhoven in the round of 16 before dispatching the defending champion, Barcelona, in the quarterfinals and the 2013 winner, Bayern Munich, in the semifinals.
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In response to emergencies world-wide, the United States has consistently been at the forefront, dispatching early childhood professionals to establish culturally appropriate interventions for young children and their families.
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In Sparta, Ga., last year, white election officials decided to systematically question the registrations of more than 180 voters, mostly African-Americans, by dispatching sheriff's deputies to flag them down.
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Loyola-Chicago, back in the Final Four this year with its spiritual cheerleader, Sister Jean, won an N.C.A.A. title in 1963 after dispatching its opening-round opponent by 19603-42.
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Grocery providers have grappled with the expense of packaging delicate produce and meats in ice packs and dispatching fleets of company-owned vehicles from distribution centers staffed around the clock.
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On the streets: Mr. Maduro has hit back viciously, human rights groups and others say, dispatching security forces to crush dissent in poor neighborhoods that have turned on his government.
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But on Monday, according to several people close to the administration, the president was more focused on his success in dispatching Mr. Kelly than on his anger at Mr. Ayers.
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Last weekend, almost two years after she hosted her first house party, Ms. Sousa stood on a flatbed truck dispatching wave after wave of volunteers to knock on voters' doors.
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When the camera isn't on Sadie pummeling a boxing bag or dispatching another domestic abuser, the story shifts to some women living in what appears to be a halfway house.
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The Islanders had thought about hockey, practiced hockey, discussed hockey and watched hockey, but they had not actually played hockey in 10 days, since dispatching the Penguins on April 16.
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They advocated making the Aegean Sea a physical barrier between Athenians and the Persian host and dispatching the fleet to defeat the Persians before they could land on the island.
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That Chelsea is instead, and handily, indicates the truth — that the team that comes out on top is the one that is most efficient at dispatching the rank and file.
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Cilic, who won this tournament in 2014 and 203, became the 10th active player and 50th all-time to reach the milestone after dispatching Karlovic in one hour, 23 minutes.
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Dispatching a whaling voyage cost between twenty and thirty thousand dollars, a small fortune in the mid-nineteenth century, and an industry emerged to get these expeditions off the dock.
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Residents contacted by Reuters in various cities have said the protests had subsided in recent days, after the government intensified a crackdown by dispatching Revolutionary Guard forces to several provinces.
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In the meantime, the IRGC and its mercenary militias must be expelled from Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Afghanistan and Lebanon; and prevented from shipping arms and dispatching forces to those countries.
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T-Mobile told CNBC the company is taking a number of measures, but said it will be either adding capacity or dispatching temporary towers to certain "key markets" listed below.
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When announcing that he was dispatching troops to invade Cambodia, Nixon solemnly assured the nation that the US had been scrupulous, to that point, in observing that poor country's neutrality.
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Newly installed Prime Minister Boris Johnson brought the Theresa May era to a screeching halt on Wednesday, dispatching 17 cabinet ministers and installing a team of loyalists and enthusiastic Brexit backers.
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Later on Monday, France announced it was dispatching a top diplomat to Tehran to try and de-escalate tensions over Iran's nuclear program, a spokesperson for French President Emmanuel Macron said.
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Police have said Kyle couldn&apost communicate properly with dispatchers because his phone was in his pocket, and that the city&aposs computer-assisted dispatching system experienced difficulties throughout the call.
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Later, it would become a hallmark of the Islamic State, whose followers began targeting the sect throughout the world, dispatching suicide bombers to Shiite sites in Lebanon, Afghanistan, Iran and Bangladesh.
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The three pals – Ian Michael, Gino Greganti and Erin Greganti – travel the country as the Human Hug Project, dispatching "free hugs" at Veterans Affairs hospitals and other sites where vets convene.
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China dispatching a delegation for trade talks with U.S. officials is a "good sign" that the two nations are making progress, former U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk told CNBC on Thursday.
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"Beijing has begun dispatching its navy on increasingly wide-ranging forays, providing its personnel with critical experience in blue-water operations," according to an analysis from the geopolitical intelligence firm Stratfor.
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Andreas Seppi was an easy winner, dispatching Russia's Mikhail Youzhny 6-3 6-4 to set up a meeting with world number 28 Gilles Muller in the second round on Thursday.
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Egypt beat Sudan in the semis, before dispatching the Ethiopians by a 4-0 scoreline in Khartoum, all of their goals coming from the boot of iconic centre-forward Ad-Diba.
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They're so good, that the North is dispatching its top chef to the border, along with a noodle-making machine, to recreate it for dinner after Friday's historic inter-Korea summit.
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On Friday morning, the Thai Navy, marine police and local fishermen were still searching for survivors off the coast of Phuket, dispatching helicopters, fishing vessels and divers to scour the waters.
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The Canadian third seed wasted little time in dispatching the enigmatic dreadlocked German 6-3 6-4 6-2 in 93 minutes on Margaret Court Arena, with a powerful service game.
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Skirting a little too close to LAX, a drone was taken out by one of the trained falcons otherwise tasked with dispatching birds before they get sucked into passing jet engines.
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But in one way, the tide had turned: Liquor makers and marketers were considering African-Americans a "special market" and dispatching more and more black salespeople to sell in those communities.
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U.N. peacekeepers intervened in a standoff last year after Moroccan forces crossed beyond the earthen wall in Guerguerat near the Mauritania border and Polisario responded by dispatching troops to the area.
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In the morning, school buses line the circular driveway of Fairfield Ludlowe High School, dispatching a stream of students into the sandy-brick building buffered by an expansive, tree-lined lawn.
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The latest news came after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un signaled he was "open to dialogue" with the South and would even think about dispatching a delegation to the games.
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Dispatching Baroque passagework with impeccable clarity, even at breakneck tempos, he brought improvisational flair to his playing — he also plays jazz — especially an impetuous account of Bach's Fantasia in C minor.
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In Mali in 2012, half the country fell to the jihadists, who proceeded to run their own statelet, opening a Shariah tribunal and dispatching Islamic police officers to patrol the streets.
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The overwhelming consensus in the West is that Beijing is catching up illegitimately, by forcing companies that invest in China to share their best technology, or dispatching hackers to steal it.
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First, escalate the multiagency effort on the border at Pacaraima by dispatching more immigration brigades and social workers to process permits and educate incoming Venezuelans about their labor rights in Brazil.
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Trump turned to Bossert in times of crisis, dispatching him to the White House briefing room and Sunday political talk shows to detail the administration's relief efforts during last summer's storms.
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China has dealt with the problem by dispatching tens of thousands of health workers from other areas of the country to the hot zone and constructing additional hospitals and isolation centers.
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Others urge training of imams in Germany, "so that dispatching imams becomes superfluous," said Haci Halil Uslucan, professor at the University of Duisburg-Essen and head of its respected Turkey institute.
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In the semifinals, Wade played what she called "the best match I ever played" in dispatching the top seed and the defending champion, Chris Evert, 6-2, 4-6, 6-403.
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"The wire frauds I think are very straightforward," she said, going on to cite the "vast amounts of wealth at their disposal," before dispatching court officers to take them into custody.
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After dispatching many of his Scavenger captors and warning the remainder that they soon will get swept up in the conflict beyond their walls, Rick returns to his camp too late.
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While gender of a leader should not matter to dispatching such appalling behaviors, the symbolism over the appointment of a female CEO at Silicon Valley's most toxic-bro startup is unquestionable.
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Earlier in the day, Yastremska, ranked 33rd in the world, squandered four match points but took her fifth opportunity, dispatching Konta with the clock barely ticking past noon on the Toronto hardcourt.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Germany's Alexander Zverev brandished his credentials as an Australian Open title contender by dispatching local wildcard Alex Bolt 6-3 6-3 6-2 in the third round on Saturday.
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In terms of bringing Malone on and then dispatching him so early in Season 5, can you talk about the motivations behind that, and where it leaves Oliver and Felicity moving forward?
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With Bolton and Pompeo amplifying their rhetoric and the U.S. dispatching additional military hardware to the region, fears of a miscalculation that leads to war have become acute, particularly among European allies.
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Third-seeded Veronika Kudermetova of Russia had less trouble, dispatching the Netherlands' Arantxa Rus 6-13, 6-4, while Czech eighth seed Kristyna Pliskova downed Romania's Alexandra Cadantu 7-5, 6-1.
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Acting U.S. Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan said on Monday he had approved dispatching the Abraham Lincoln carrier strike force and bombers due to indications of a "credible threat by Iranian regime forces".
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To revive their fortunes and lay the groundwork for dispatching Trump in 2020, Democrats will, first and foremost, have to re-establish their reputation as the party that cares about ordinary Americans.
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The president is reportedly dispatching his son-in-law and senior White House adviser, Jared Kushner to Calgary on Tuesday to begin talks with the cabinet of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Facebook and Twitter are dispatching their general counsels, Colin Stretch and Sean Edgett, to appear before the subcommittee, while Google is sending its director of law enforcement and information security, Richard Salgado.
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The common precaution of using a distant post office is costly: on an online forum, one dealer complains that dispatching a single package a day would mean losing money on petrol alone.
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Finally, the Kremlin announced that it was weighing reopening military bases in Cuba and Vietnam, while dispatching 5,000 paratroopers to participate in military maneuvers in Egypt, the first such cooperation in decades.
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Ben Simmons scored a season-high 29 points and JJ Redick contributed 27 for the Sixers, who won their second straight on consecutive nights after dispatching the Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday.
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But the motivating issue of his presidency is keeping new people -- Muslims or Mexicans and Central Americans -- out of the US through a travel ban, a wall or by dispatching the military.
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Instead, he spent the morning in front of his White House televisions, dispatching tweet after tweet lambasting the FBI director that he fired and the allegations levied in his still-forthcoming book.
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Throughout this season, even while granting fan wishes, dispatching extraneous characters, and dodging back to dangling plotlines, the show really rewards viewers by the attention in pays to the minutiae of storytelling.
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He argues that BMW started its conversations with all of the major players early enough and that they won't block the company from using this kind of dispatching system to route queries.
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Aid distributed to Lombok The Indonesian Red Crescent said it was dispatching hundreds of tarpaulins, blankets and hygiene kits to the affected areas as part of their initial response to the earthquake.
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The next day, Thompson urged Wolf and the four congressional leaders, who compose the Candidate Protection Advisory Committee, to begin considering dispatching the Secret Service protection, citing the protesters in Los Angeles.
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But Troy said he's not going to quit his job and doesn't see the point in getting tested, since the nature of dispatching can make fulfilling the "reasonable accommodations" requirement feel impossible.
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The Yankees showed few signs of jitters in dispatching the Oakland Athletics, 23-20, on Wednesday night in the American League wild-card game before an energetic capacity crowd at Yankee Stadium.
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In May, citing unspecified warnings of imminent Iranian attacks on American allies or interests, the Trump administration announced it was dispatching an aircraft carrier group to the Persian Gulf as a deterrent.
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After dispatching the Rams (27-228), after throttling them in the first half and fending them off in the second, the Saints (20033-22003) now own the critical head-to-head tiebreaker.
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Analysts see Mr. Buhari's dispatching of fighter jets to combat the gangs in Zamfara as a belated show of force for a president eager to appear like he has control over security.
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The president had embraced the legislation in recent days, making telephone calls to wavering senators and dispatching Vice President Mike Pence to Capitol Hill to try to build support for its passage.
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Amid the outbreak, Iran canceled Friday prayers in major cities, closed schools for two weeks and proposed dispatching militiamen around the country to screen people for the virus and disinfect their homes.
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Mr. Zelensky has pledged to get to the bottom of what happened, cutting short a trip to Oman immediately after the crash and dispatching a team of 45 Ukrainian experts to Tehran.
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The Mexican government and political parties are dispatching their top officials to Washington to get a foot in the door with the Trump administration, even as tensions rise between the two nations.
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The junta, which seized power in 2014, vowed to reduce the death toll during this year's holiday by dispatching soldiers to temporarily impound more than 4,000 cars and motorbikes from drunk drivers.
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The Buckeyes made it a perfect record on that stretch of home games, easily dispatching Morgan State on Friday in Columbus, 90-57, to improve to 7-0 to start the season.
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Trump's free flowing style and unconventional political persona played a key role in his success in dispatching what had been billed as the most talented crop of Republican primary candidates in a generation.
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For any given patrol, the chief of the marine police weighs a list of variables — credible threat, distance to target, available crew, sufficient fuel, weather — and decides if it's worth dispatching the Remeliik.
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" Trump has also tried to intimidate North Korea by dispatching warships and bombers to the Korean Peninsula, but another KCNA article published Sunday decried such tactics as "useless muscle-flexing" and "exhausted bluffing.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Top seed Ash Barty hurried into the Wimbledon third round on Thursday, dispatching Alison van Uytvanck 6-1 6-3 in 54 minutes on the All England Club's distant showcourt Two.
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After dispatching Troicki, 217-24, 21-3, 6-4, to set up a meeting with fourth-ranked Stan Wawrinka, the 13th-seeded Raonic eschewed the usual highlight rehash during his on-court interview.
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In his final few engagements, he displayed supreme confidence, toppling a gigantic fort to take out one player and then deftly and without hesitation dispatching his final two opponents with a rocket launcher.
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Trump relied on his famed spontaneity to fire off one-line zingers to dismantle 16 Republican rivals during the primaries, dispatching "low-energy" Jeb Bush or "lying Ted" Cruz and "little Marco" Rubio.
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They said he was an incredible dispatcher who served the patrol deputies in the field well by always looking out for them and taking officer safety into account when dispatching calls for service.
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She's barely broken a sweat in dispatching her first few opponents, and likely won't face a stiff test from fifth-seed Simona Halep when the pair face off in the quarterfinals on Wednesday.
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So Trump's decision to double down by traveling to Alabama for a Friday night rally and dispatching Vice President Pence for a Monday speech in Birmingham gave the campaign a jolt of energy.
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Some fringe groups say they have mobilized on Mr. Trump's behalf, including white nationalist organizations that claim to be dispatching volunteers to watch polls and even set up hidden cameras at polling stations.
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"What I'm trying to do is help customers understand what these companies are doing, and encourage these companies to put in place voluntary measures," Franken told me soon after dispatching the first letter.
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That's likely due to a continually expanding toolkit that now boasts a customer relationship management system, efficient dispatching and routing, invoice management, mobile applications for field professionals and marketing analytics and reporting tools.
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The 2018-19 MVP carried the Milwaukee Bucks to a 2-0 lead in the Eastern Conference Finals, before the Toronto Raptors stormed back, winning four straight and dispatching the top-seeded Bucks.
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Second seed Ash Barty lost 6-2 6-4 to China's 18th seed Wang Qiang, who advanced to her first Grand Slam quarter-final by dispatching the French Open champion in 82 minutes.
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"If [male] birds are avoiding noise to be heard, they run the risk of dispatching a signal outside the time period when it could be heard by females or potential rivals," he explains.
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In fact, you can look at the entire 2016 presidential election as Trump dispatching a series of establishment competitors, turning their records against them and blaming them for the state of the country.
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As far as I know, though, no Canadian city has tried to top Tuscon's delivery of a 21 foot cactus to Mr. Bezos by dispatching a 25 foot Douglas fir or a moose.
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He has been dispatching his cabinet ministers south, including Catherine McKenna, the environment minister, to try to make deals with American states on climate issues, effectively trying an end run around Mr. Trump.
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The proposal entails securing an immediate cease-fire, dispatching emergency humanitarian aid, promoting dialogue among Yemeni groups and helping them to establish an inclusive government of national unity with the support of neighbors.
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Instead, he's heightened the sense that his administration is lurching from one firing to the next by dispatching tweets announcing his decisions as they happen, and discarding advice to formalize his personnel announcements.
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The Michigan People's Campaign focused on a statehouse district called Downriver Detroit, dispatching campaigners door to door to talk across party lines about issues like caring for the elderly, disabled relatives and children.
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As a result, officials had to make costly preparations, including relocating military helicopters and ships from coastal bases in Florida and Georgia and dispatching the U.S. Navy fleet in Norfolk out to sea.
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When I was focused and careful, I was an elite soldier sneaking through tech company campuses on a libretarian island state utopia, dispatching dozens of enemies before they even knew I was there.
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Erste Bank Open 500 Fifth-seeded Kei Nishikori of Japan routed local favorite and top-seeded Dominic Thiem in the quarterfinals at Vienna, Austria, dispatching him 26-27, 26-22 in just 21 minutes.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's dispatching of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to Riyadh also encouraged hope that a crisis in relations with the Kingdom that has unnerved already edgy financial markets could be averted.
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But dispatching an entire division, such as the 82nd Airborne, the Army's most mobile fighting unit -- with some 1,700 troops already advising Iraqi forces -- could quickly bring the number deployed in country to 20,000.
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According to Holden, the company has also begun discussions with NASA and the National Air Traffic Control Association about "airspace management," which is a fancy way of saying the logistics of dispatching flying cars.
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China responded by scrambling fighter jets and dispatching warships to "expel" the American ship from the area around Fiery Cross Reef, part of the Spratly Islands claimed by China, Taiwan, the Philippines and Vietnam.
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In his cold-war heyday, he turned his small island into a pocket superpower, fomenting revolution across Latin America, dispatching armies to Africa and brazenly sheltering fugitives, political and criminal, from the United States.
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Tensions between Iran and the West had been rising since May, when the U.S. announced it was dispatching an aircraft carrier and additional troops to the Middle East, citing unspecified threats posed by Iran.
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BuildOps sells software that integrates scheduling, dispatching, inventory management, contracts, workflow and accounting into a single software package for commercial real estate contractors with staff ranging from a few dozen to several hundred employees.
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Speaking at the Rise conference in Hong Kong, Pham said eventually Uber hopes to open some of its software, from dispatching to mapping to billing, to other companies to use for their own businesses.
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The Folio is the first collection of Shakespeare's plays, printed posthumously in 292, and there are only 234.95 known copies; the Folger, which owns 43 of them, is dispatching a rotating cast of 24.
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Obama courted Putin by shelving plans for missile defense in Eastern Europe and dispatching then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to present Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov with a juvenile (and mislabeled) "reset" button.
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The Washington Post reports Trump is dispatching his wife, Melania, Thursday to the all-important, much-discussed suburbs of Philadelphia, a natural habitat for that distinctive political animal likely to deny him the presidency.
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The eighth-seeded Predators are in the conference finals for the first time in franchise history, pulling off a stunning sweep of Chicago in the first round before dispatching St. Louis in six games.
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Senate Democrats aggressively lobbied him to take on Texas's other Republican senator, John Cornyn, who is up for re-election next year, even dispatching senior party officials to El Paso to make the case.
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Ms. Salazar in particular drew comparisons to Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, who campaigned vigorously for Ms. Salazar, dispatching her own volunteers to Brooklyn to canvass for her and promoting her to her large Twitter following.
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In a sign that Republicans are nervous about her exacerbating her difficulties, Ms. Hyde-Smith would not speak to reporters after the forum, instead dispatching Senator Roger Wicker, her Mississippi colleague, to take questions.
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In dispatching Giuliani to do his political dirty work, one must wonder if Trump figured that he could hide behind attorney-client privilege if the plot ever came to light, as it now has.
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The conflict has cut oil exports by 1 million barrels a day and could deepen a security vacuum that would be exploited by Islamist militants and human traffickers dispatching migrants by boat to Europe.
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has stepped in to take a far more hands-on role in helping Nevada prepare, dispatching three dozen staffers to assist where they can and to monitor the process.
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Residents contacted by Reuters in various cities on Friday said the protests had shown sign of abating, after the government intensified a crackdown on the protesters by dispatching Revolutionary Guards forces to several provinces.
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Despite spending "millions of dollars" training and dispatching the dogs, State Department officials failed to ensure their health and welfare, said the report, which was launched after a hotline complaint about the dogs' treatment.
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The latter was also a two-pronged attack that involved a DDoS attack against the online ticket-selling site for passengers, and an intrusion into the automated system for scheduling and dispatching freight cars.
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The firm tracks fires and weather conditions affecting properties covered by the program, dispatching crews as soon as a threat is determined, Torgerson said, before a request is made by the insurance company or homeowner.
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The Chinese ban may in time provide just such a jolt, by forcing countries used to dispatching their recovered plastics abroad—as Ireland has done with 95% of its total—to reprocess more at home.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is dispatching two top aides to Puerto Rico this weekend for a fact-finding trip to learn more about the Zika virus, her campaign said on Tuesday.
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Marketplace, for those who might not be as familiar with Uber's internal divisions, focuses on things like dispatching drivers to specific riders, calculating price and forecasting demand, among other fundamentals core to Uber's business model.
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Vladeck, who specializes in national security law, said that a formal declaration of war by Congress would grant the president, as commander in chief, dozens of additional powers beyond dispatching troops to conduct military operations.
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The episodes feature the host engaging in low-key, roundtable discussions with experts, and also taped pieces -- dispatching a correspondent to India, for example, to document the success vaccination has registered there in preventing polio.
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The trailers show her dispatching bad guys with hand-to-hand combat skills that would make Jason Bourne jealous, and using sex as weapon in the same way 007 has been doing since the '60s.
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Earnest listed the ways Obama was personally involved in keeping tabs on the federal response, including declaring a federal emergency, receiving updates from FEMA and dispatching Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson to tour the area.
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In his speech, Fitzgerald told members of the Leavenworth County Republican Party that history is "littered with people taking advantage of and dispatching the lives of others," according to video obtained from a Democratic operative.
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In August, Trump committed the United States to an open-ended conflict in Afghanistan, dispatching an additional 3,000 troops to the nearly 17-year-old war that has killed tens of thousands of Afghan civilians.
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So last spring, when Mr. Chang unveiled Ando, a restaurant with no dining room, only deliveries, the enterprise felt a little small: dispatching lunchtime fare to office workers by courier in a swath of Midtown.
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" Amtrak said in a statement that CSX owns and maintains the area where the trash occurred: "CSX controls the dispatching of all trains, including directing the signal systems which control access to sidings and yards.
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President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday he is dispatching the Navy hospital ship USNS Comfort to New York Harbor, while also invoking the Defense Production Act to expand the U.S. response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Trump is accused of abusing his office by dispatching his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani and other administration officials to withhold a congressionally-appropriated $391 million military aid package from Ukraine for his own personal gain.
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The president has already sought to gin up support for his campaign in the state, dispatching Vice President Pence to Miami in June to launch "Latinos for Trump" in an effort to engage Hispanic voters.
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The government even seemed to recognize the magnitude of the country's emotion, dispatching a team to investigate what it called "issues related to Dr. Li Wenliang that were reported by the public," though without specifics.
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Beijing quickly announced that the National Supervisory Commission, a nationwide anti-corruption task force with sweeping powers, was dispatching a team to Wuhan to investigate the matter, with the clear message that heads will roll.
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And two weeks after Uber began dispatching drivers in Portland, the company reached an agreement with local officials that said that after a three-month suspension, UberX would eventually be legally available in the city.
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The faith in quarterback Patrick Mahomes came quickly, but it was also warranted, as he followed his 352,097-yard, 50-touchdown regular season by easily dispatching the Indianapolis Colts in his playoff debut last weekend.
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Facebook is dispatching Sheryl Sandberg, its powerful chief operating officer, to Washington, D.C., this week, as the company attempts to contain the political fallout from revelations that Russian agents spread disinformation on the social network.
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Big stretches of Withers's life get a fairly cursory look, and Lauterbach basically calls it a day after King's assassination in 1968, dispatching the photographer's subsequent four decades in an introductory chapter and an afterword.
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They want the government to treat this as they would any natural disaster: quickly dispatching a team of crisis workers and other healthcare experts to help the community heal and find ways to stop it.
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The 25-year-old American, who was equally as impressive in dispatching world number one Angelique Kerber in the previous round, controlled the match from the seventh game when she achieved her first break of serve.
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On June 12th the Warriors completed their coronation by dispatching the same Cavaliers team that beat them last year with a 129-220 victory—and winning the best-of-seven Finals by four games to one.
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It was a stately day that came amid less dignified bickering between Trump and London's mayor, the elaborate displays of hospitality doing little to prevent Trump from dispatching insults over Twitter as he descended into London.
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Defending champion and men's number two seed Andy Murray of Britain made light work of Kei Nishikori of Japan, dispatching the fourth seed 6-1 6-4 to move into the final of the tennis tournament.
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Pierre says tech is being developed to continue improving the efficiency of Glovo's "delivery and dispatching capabilities to building a world-class mobile product that exposes everything in a city at the push of a button".
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In July, America Rising, a Republican outside group allied with Rubio, began dispatching a tracker to follow Beruff to every public appearance with a video camera, a sign that Rubio isn't entirely writing off his challenger.
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Haye returned to the ring for the first time in over two years in January and made light work of Australian Mark de Mori—dispatching of his opponent within three minutes with a quick TKO win.
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Instead, they will enter full get-out-the-caucus mode -- dispatching herds of volunteers to knock on doors, deliver door-hangers and find ways to drive people to their local precincts if they can't drive themselves.
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Clinton's ground game Clinton's campaign has invested in Nevada from the beginning, dispatching a handful of organizers and aides to be on the ground when the former secretary of state launched her campaign in April 2015.
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EditorsNote: updates second graf with Villanova's next opponent Jalen Brunson scored 16 points and East Region No. 1 seed Villanova had little trouble dispatching No. 16 Radford 87-61 Thursday at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh.
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"You can understand that it was something that I was working for my whole career, I mean I had to wait 16 years," he told reporters on Friday after dispatching Querrey 6-4 7-6(5).
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The way to eat them without losing that sweet, sweet broth is to nibble the top where the pleats join up and slurp the hot liquid, before dispatching the rest of the dumpling down the hatch.
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Troops were trying to besiege the Old City and cut off a street leading out to prevent Islamic State dispatching the armored suicide car and truck bombs that have been targeting army positions inside the city.
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Strapped for cash, many liberal cities have sought out public-private partnerships and other arrangements that outsource such basic government responsibilities as maintaining parks, cleaning city streets, enforcing parking regulations, dispatching ambulances, and educating school kids.
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During a lunch with nine Africa leaders last month on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, Trump announced he was dispatching Haley to South Sudan and Democratic Republic of Congo to help broker peace efforts.
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PARIS — Moments after dispatching Teliana Pereira in the second round of the French Open, Serena Williams ducked into the tunnel below Suzanne Lenglen Court and came upon her doubles partner, her friend — her sister — approaching her.
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Top-seeded Dominic Thiem gave the home crowd what it wanted on Saturday, dispatching Spaniard Albert Ramos-Vinolas 7-6 (0), 6-1 to win the Generali Open in Kitzbuhel, Austria, his third title of 2019.
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Having also heard from some female rui-katsu participants that the service would be improved if a handsome man wiped away their tears, Terai felt professionally obliged to start dispatching handsome men to help people cry.
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Examples include Jon Snow's return, certainly, but also the Hound's return, Arya's dispatching of the Waif, Ramsay's death and the Knights of the Vale's last-second battle-swinging attack in last week's Battle of the Bastards.
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Crucially, because of his German nationality and because he used to live in London, Mr. Sarfo was aggressively courted by a secretive unit inside the organization responsible for dispatching foreigners to carry out attacks in Europe.
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He spent hours in the backyard of his grandmother's house mimicking Kevin Garnett, and then dispatching his three younger half-siblings to videotape his best highlights and skateboard around the block to track down loose balls.
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With the 20-year-old phenom slotted on their blueline, the Canadiens shocked everyone by knocking off the Presidents' Trophy-winning Washington Capitals in the first round before dispatching the defending Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins.
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Senator Tom Carper of Delaware fended off a primary challenge from his left on Thursday, easily dispatching a political newcomer, Kerri Evelyn Harris, in the latest test of strength between Democratic insurgents and the party establishment.
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America First intends to help balance the playing field, partly by dispatching administration officials into areas that Mr. Trump won handily in 2016, and partly by raising money from wealthy supporters to fund ads bolstering Republicans.
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The National Guard in New York has activated over 2,000 personnel to help mitigate the spread of the virus, dispatching medics and technicians to establish and administer testing sites and troops to set up field hospitals.
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The Trump's campaign solution will include dispatching his family members, like his daughter Ivanka — who's proven to be among Trump's best ambassadors to young, suburban voters – into those crucial counties to try and shore up support.
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Facebook, Google and Twitter said they are coordinating closely with the Democratic National Committee, which is dispatching cybersecurity staff to the caucuses for the first time to provide rapid response on the ground to any threats.
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As fractious as American politics is today, Ms Pelosi dispatching the Capitol police to seize Mr Cipollone or Mr Sondland at the White House, possibly precipitating a physical confrontation between security forces, would make things worse.
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He allowed four scattered hits over seven innings, escaped his lone jam by dispatching Aaron Judge on a 6-4-5.003 double play, and allowed only a home run to Jacoby Ellsbury, in Nova's final inning.
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Second-seeded Spaniard Rafael Nadal overcame a weekend stomach bug to cruise in his opening match on Wednesday, dispatching Canadian wild card Felix Auger-Aliassime 6-3, 6-3 at the Mutua Madrid Open in Spain.
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In his new position, Mr. Singhal will report to Travis Kalanick, Uber's chief executive, and will lead the company's mapping division as well as a unit that runs the dispatching, marketing and pricing of Uber cars.
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Clinton, too, has poured tons of money into her Iowa operation, dispatching union organizers and other progressive minions to make sure she doesn't embarrass herself with an Iowa loss like the one she suffered in 2008.
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Even President Trump, MBS' most important foreign supporter, finally had to respond to the grisly details of Khashoggi's murder, dispatching Secretary of State Pompeo to Riyadh on what will probably turn out to be a mission impossible.
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Those involved in flight planning and dispatching a plane decide how much fuel is needed for an aircraft's trip, but before take-off the pilot has the option to load between 5 to 10 percent of contingency.
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On March 14, the US, along with allies South Korea and Japan, responded to the North's earlier missile tests, dispatching high-tech missile defense ships to the same area where Pyongyang had previously fired the four missiles.
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The reserve forces can be called up in cases of natural disasters or domestic emergencies, but this time around the state's governor is dispatching the troops to tackle a spiraling water crisis gripping the city of Flint.
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But U.S. officials caution that Russia still may feel compelled to launch more attacks after dispatching a naval task force led by the aging aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov to the eastern Mediterranean in a show of force.
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It is hardly ideal when a player of Kerber's pedigree is blocking her path to the final and another chance to win a first grand slam title, but Halep offered an encouraging medical report after dispatching Pliskova.
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On a blustery Centre Court he conceded 10 games in dispatching the danger man 6-2 6-3 7-5 to reach his 14th Wimbledon quarter-final – a professional era record he now shares with Jimmy Connors.
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The Pentagon is on the ground in Puerto Rico, dispatching members of the Army Corps of Engineers' 249th Engineer Battalion, who are working to restore power, the Federal Emergency Management Agency said in a news release Friday.
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On the other hand, dispatching them by any of the traditional methods—smashing, squashing, stepping on—means that, like good Christians, they will triumph even in death, in this case by leaving behind a malevolent olfactory ghost.
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That is seemingly the intent of the carrier's current mission — the latest move by President Vladimir V. Putin to flex Russian military muscle abroad and project power anywhere in the world by dispatching a floating air base.
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The elder oil baron, meanwhile, isn't inclined to pay, citing concerns about the safety of his 13 other grandchildren if he knuckles under, and dispatching Chace to help settle the matter as quietly -- and cheaply -- as possible.
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After that, Mr. Espaillat and Mr. Linares seemed to be always clashing, often backing or recruiting each other's election opponents or dispatching surrogates or loyalists to run against one another for party leadership posts and other titles.
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The administration's position is that Mr. Obama had two motivations in dispatching the advisers: to help stabilize Somalia against the Shabab as a whole, and to help counter those elements within the Shabab who have Qaeda links.
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Mr. Obama's speech coincided this weekend with massive get-out-the-vote efforts by the Clinton campaign, including the dispatching of 55,000 volunteers to lead more than 2,000 voter-registration events in Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Ohio.
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It said in a statement on its website on Wednesday it was reducing opening hours for its branches and reorganizing shifts for postmen to avoid having several of them together inside its mail and parcel dispatching centers.
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It said in a statement on its website on Wednesday it was reducing opening hours for its branches and reorganising shifts for postmen to avoid having several of them together inside its mail and parcel dispatching centres.
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Last month, Representative Devin Nunes, the California Republican who leads the Intelligence Committee and is a loyal ally of Mr. Trump, obliged by dispatching his staff to compile a classified document that seeks to illustrate just that.
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When a peak in demand arrives, instead of dispatching a power plant, grid operators can dispatch an aggregated unit of demand reduction, "shaving" the peak and reducing the amount of expensive peak power that must be produced.
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Within the American government, John R. Bolton, the national security adviser, is seen as taking a hard line on Iran, dispatching his staff this week to deliver a message about the "ongoing threat" of Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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Russian efforts have included supporting political organizations in Europe critical of the United States, dispatching the country's military to Syria to prop up President Bashar al-Assad, and stepping up its involvement in the Mideast and Africa.
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"I was amazed at the number of trees that had damage," said Mr. Mawry, the chief civil engineer for the city of Miami Beach, who immediately began dispatching teams to tag every tree that could be saved.
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CAIRO — As they scrambled to curb the flow of migrants, Europe's leaders wrestled with a vexing question: How to stop the ruthless Libyan militias that control the human-trafficking trade from dispatching countless boats across the Mediterranean?
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While new presidents routinely take more time to submit their inaugural budgets, Mr. Trump unveiled his unusually late, and in an uncommonly low-key fashion, dispatching his budget director to unveil the plan while he was overseas.
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Unfortunately, "Trust" doesn't compound its interest over subsequent hours, which chronicle Paul's kidnapping, and the elder Getty -- unwilling to pay "a single, solitary cent" in ransom -- dispatching security chief Fletcher Chase (Brendan Fraser) to seek his release.
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Two of them — Ms. Dulos's estranged husband, Fotis, 52, and his girlfriend, Michelle C. Troconis, 44 — had long been the focus of an investigation that had law-enforcement agencies dispatching helicopters, drones and cadaver dogs across Connecticut.
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Steven Rattner On MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Thursday, I presented charts explaining that while President Trump has been dispatching self-congratulatory tweets about his economic stewardship, he has little to brag about, apart from the stock market.
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Airlines place a higher emphasis on dispatching flights early in the day than at any other time, because if the first flight is delayed, all subsequent flights that aircraft will be used for could also be late.
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In May, Con Ed will begin installing "smart meters" in businesses across the city, and, in July, at homes on Staten Island, giving customers detailed summaries about consumption and helping operators diagnose problems without dispatching a truck.
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I'm guessing Santiago's brutal knockout of Dom took care of any remaining viewer sympathy for him, clearing the way for what came next: Irving channeling Jack Torrance in dispatching the agent with an ax to the chest.
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Police believe that while he talked and described her movements, his brother George, standing on the yacht, pressed "send" on the trigger phone, dispatching the fatal text to the "God device" that in turn detonated the bomb.
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The US is dispatching 1,000 troops to the region after the US Navy filmed the removal of what they said was an unexploded limpet mine from the hull of one of the stricken ships by the Iranian navy.
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The idea is to create a shipping network and generate revenue from the truck dispatching business today, which will also give Uber the data and the network to help it create a driverless truck business in the future.
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SEOUL, Feb 13 (Reuters) - While North Korea has yet to publicly confirm any cases of the new coronavirus, authorities have doubled down on prevention efforts, extending quarantines and dispatching Red Cross workers around the country, state media said.
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The country is still likely to become the world's biggest LNG exporter, dispatching about 22020 million tonnes a year by the end of the decade, up from 30.7 million tonnes in 2015 and 45.1 million tonnes last year.
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The trio have won every Grand Slam since 2017, with 33-year-old Nadal claiming the latest title at Roland Garros on Sunday, dispatching 25-year-old Austrian Dominic Thiem in the final for a second straight year.
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But that did not stop the parties from dispatching a flurry of notes to the justices requesting, and arguing against, a re-opening of the case in the district court in the weeks leading up to the ruling.
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"We'll have fun," Williams said, speaking perhaps only for herself after dispatching Margarita Gasparyan of Russia, 25-210, 20-26, in the sunshine on Sunday after Sharapova had beaten Bencic on the same court under a closed roof.
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Arya's dispatching of the Night King now suggests that, instead of a more general "Arya will be responsible for many deaths" foretelling, Melisandre's season three vision corresponds to the deaths of three specific people with different eye colors.
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"A China which has long been irritated by the appearance of American carrier groups on the East Asia periphery might well enjoy dispatching a task force to cruise the Caribbean and the coasts of Central America," Goldrick wrote.
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Italy's competition watchdog said on Friday it had closed a probe into Enel for alleged market abuse on the country's dispatching market after the Italian utility committed to forego income from power sales to power grid operator Terna.
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They include expanding the traffic light syncing program, encouraging the police to step up enforcement to keep bus lanes clear, dispatching buses in a more even and rapid succession and allowing more riders to pay before they board.
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Even before taking Tesla investors on a roller-coaster ride, Mr. Musk was increasingly unpredictable, marketing flamethrowers online and dispatching a submarine to assist in a rescue in Thailand, then calling a critic of the gesture a pedophile.
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Flores lawyers have returned to court dozens of times in recent years to compel the government to abide by the settlement's provisions, often after dispatching legal and medical teams to inspect conditions and interview children at detention centers.
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The Trump administration had made it a goal to achieve peace between the two factions, dispatching the president's son-in-law and senior White House adviser Jared Kushner to spearhead a plan to promote peace in the region.
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Even before taking Tesla investors on a roller-coaster ride, Mr. Musk was increasingly unpredictable, marketing flamethrowers online and dispatching a submarine to assist in a rescue in Thailand, then calling a critic of the gesture a pedophile.
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But at the group's peak, ISIS commanders in Syria were also planning overseas attacks and dispatching operatives to help carry them out — including a series of bombings and shootings in 2015 in and near Paris that killed 130.
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In 2017, L'Express ran the headline "Morocco, the factory of French imams," with an article on imam-apprentices, some sent from France, whom the kingdom was training in how to dispense "middle-ground" Islam before dispatching them abroad.
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If the group were to escalate, dispatching lobbyists to Congress to sway these lawmakers, it might alienate the very senators it counts on to ensure no restrictive gun measures gain the 60 votes necessary to defeat a filibuster.
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A Trump win in Iowa could make it more difficult for a mainstream candidate, like Marco Rubio, to mount a comeback later in the season — even if the establishment does intend to fight Mr. Trump after dispatching Mr. Cruz.
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To safeguard American service families living on U.S. bases around the world, the military branches have been dispatching commanders to visit nearly 300,000 housing units since February and document health and safety hazards – many of the military's own making.
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Mahathir said that the U.S. pressure on Huawei, along with the dispatching of warships to the South China Sea, demonstrate a weakening of the country and those actions show it needs to compete with China rather than confront it.
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"The jury is a little bit out on this; it's brand new," Pinkerton told Recode, but added that it'll likely be a mix of building tech in-house for the corporation while also dispatching technical support to CZI's partners.
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Canadian qualifier Peter Polansky won the day's closest match but only after squandering seven match points, and saving two, before finally dispatching Romanian Marius Copil 7-6(3) 6-7(5) 7-6(12) in a three-hour thriller.
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To prevent renewable power sources from being squeezed out by cheaper coal-fired power providers, China will also study ways for thermal and renewable power providers to cooperate under the direction of a unitary electricity dispatching unit, it said.
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It actually makes more sense when he does fall for Elizabeth Bennet (Lily James), because it isn't just her "fine eyes" that lure him, but her skill as a Kung Fu master, dispatching brain-munchers at a fancy ball.
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Trump has been dispatching his new Cabinet members — including Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao and Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt — to the Capitol for informal meet-and-greet sessions with GOP lawmakers in recent weeks.
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The White House announcement came a day after Erdogan offered the strongest warning yet of a unilateral military operation into northeastern Syria, as the Turkish military has been dispatching units and defense equipment to its border with the area.
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Yet, about an hour after dispatching New Jersey 22008-153 on Saturday night, the Islanders' hopes were quashed when the Maple Leafs scored three times in the final 215 24/22 minutes to nail down the last playoff slot.
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Other initiatives include replacing rental cars with Uber vouchers, sending ride codes to job candidates, helping hospitals get patients to appointments on time by dispatching nonemergency rides, and even letting major retailers offer free rides instead of free shipping.
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The Russians have also demonstrated a canny understanding of Syrian sensitivities — dispatching military policemen from Russia's predominantly Sunni Muslim Chechnya region, for example, to negotiate rebel withdrawals and keep the peace in Sunni areas retaken by Mr. Assad's side.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI Just listen to him dispatching the Overture: Nostalgic operagoers have packed Lincoln Center these last few weeks for a peek at Plácido Domingo's star turn in Puccini's "Gianni Schicchi," in his 50th season with the Metropolitan Opera.
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On Tuesday, the White House announced that Mr. Trump had secured Mr. Palij's deportation, dispatching immigration authorities to apprehend him and wheel him on a stretcher from his home in Queens to be taken by air ambulance to Düsseldorf.
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As his conversations with both the president of Ukraine and the prime minister of Australia indicate, Mr. Trump sees Bill Barr, the attorney general — a man charged with dispatching impartial justice in the United States — as his personal lackey.
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Technology company IBM, one of the state's biggest employers, is pulling out all the stops to oppose the legislation, taking out full-page ads in major Texas newspapers and dispatching multiple executives to lobby Texas legislators against the bill.
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Amid deep and boiling anger, China announced on Friday that the National Supervisory Commission -- the Communist Party's much-feared disciplinary watchdog which operates in secrecy -- is dispatching a team to Wuhan to conduct a "full investigation" into Li's case.
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In their phone call Thursday, Moon thanked Trump for his support during the Olympics, which included suspending joint military drills for the duration of the Games and dispatching Vice President Mike Pence and Trump's daughter Ivanka to South Korea.
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Moussa Sissoko played the ball into Kane's path on the goal and the England striker, who missed the first leg with an ankle injury, picked his spot before dispatching an unstoppable effort past Roman Buerki in the Dortmund goal.
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They have almost entirely stopped dispatching 911 calls, instead focusing on tracking the operating capacity of all the police, fire, and ambulance units current on duty, and verifying that police precincts, firehouses, and hospitals are still standing and operational.
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Arya's dispatching of the Night King now makes it seem that instead of a more general "Arya will be responsible for many deaths" foretelling, Melisandre's season three vision corresponds to the deaths of three specific people with different eye colors.
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The team has faced down more than its fair share of bitter disappointment, falling in the semifinal rounds every year from 2015 through 2018, with the Courage dispatching the Red Stars back-to-back in the two most recent seasons.
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But there are elements of Overcrowd that give the game a sense of frenetic energy, not unlike the feelings that games like Cuphead or StarCraft II evoke: the panic of fast-paced decision-making and dodging problems by dispatching solutions.
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To try to reduce the forecast uncertainty, the National Weather Service is dispatching hurricane hunter research aircraft to fly a route around the Southeast U.S. today to drop instruments that will gather data on winds, humidity, pressure, and other parameters.
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I also understand that the administrator Moorfields has been appointed and will now be tasked with finding an acquirer for any of Jinn's remaining assets, namely the software platform that powered the ordering and dispatching functionality of the delivery service.
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The European country has quickly offered its assistance, sending French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault and Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve to Ivory Coast on Tuesday for logistical support and intelligence and dispatching counter-terrorism officials to help with the investigation.
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As the New York Times observed, American allies across Asia are confused and alarmed by the Obama administration's failure to respond strongly to the seizure by, for example, dispatching an American destroyer to the area near where the drone was snatched.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Wednesday he was dispatching a team to make preparations for the next summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to be held somewhere in Asia late in February.
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The IMB said that it has welcomed a "marked decrease" in Gulf of Guinea attacks since April compared to the previous year, however, saying that the Nigerian navy has done well in actively responding to reported incidents by dispatching patrol boats.
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And Democrats—particularly with their party's presidential caucus in Puerto Rico scheduled for June 5th—are likely to quibble with the imperialist overtones of dispatching administrators from Washington to run roughshod over the sovereignty of a poor, Spanish-speaking overseas possession.
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Clinton's remark at a Manhattan fund-raiser Friday night — one for which she expressed regret the next day — running a new commercial and dispatching surrogates to attack her for what Mr. Trump has termed a "slander" of his "wonderful, amazing" followers.
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The People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK), a prominent dissident group, recently reported about Tehran's preemptive efforts to obstruct Chaharshanbe Suri by dispatching civilian militias under the command of the Revolutionary Guard to every major municipality in the country.
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The document said the US "was considering an 'ARTICHOKE' approach to Kelly to see if it would be possible to reorient Kelly favorably" by dispatching agency doctors to drug him and change his behavior, but ultimately decided to do nothing.
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Reno immediately complied by dispatching teams of marshals who offered round the clock protection, both for those who worked at the Buffalo clinic and for abortion providers elsewhere in the region who were considered at risk for more anti-abortion terrorism.
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The Good Samaritan law isn't an entirely new idea for Canada: After a one-year trial period that began in 2003, the police in Vancouver adopted a policy of not responding to non-fatal overdose reports, instead dispatching only paramedics.
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The White House is dealing with this problem by dispatching Vice President Pence to House districts throughout the country, and saving Trump for big rallies in places where he remains popular and can make a difference by revving up the base.
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Instead, he has left the job to aides, dispatching one of them, Mick Mulvaney, the budget director and incoming chief of staff, to appear on television on Sunday morning to tamp down expectations that a deal could be coming anytime soon.
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But it was in her stint as a junior publicity agent for the Works Progress Administration, which itself was famed for dispatching some of the country's best photographers and writers to chronicle New Deal America, that she flourished as a photographer.
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After Pavelski was helped off the ice by teammates, the Sharks, down 3-0, rallied on behalf of their beloved and battered leader, scoring four power-play goals in less than five minutes, then dispatching the Golden Knights in overtime.
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For those who have the privilege to do so, dispatching 20 bucks to an organization is now as simple as Venmo-ing a friend for brunch, and it's a small price to pay for alleviating existential despair, if only briefly.
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"One of the key lessons we learned from the airport was the phenomenon of self-dispatching and not allowing deputies and police officers from all over the tri-county area to just arrive haphazardly," he told the local CBS affiliate.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump is doubling down this week on his bid to remake the tax code, meeting with Democrats, tying tax legislation to hurricane recovery and dispatching his economic team to Capitol Hill almost daily to prod lawmakers into action.
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Officials briefed on the discussions said it was agreed upon Thursday morning by the two campaigns and D.N.C. officials, who were only hours from dispatching more than a dozen staff members from Washington to Phoenix to begin preparing for the debate.
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Zverev took the second set in the blink of an eye, although Sock carried on entertaining the crowd, as he has done all week, and at one point attempted a lob played through his legs rather than dispatching a routine forehand.
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Opposition parties have accused the Peña Nieto administration of meddling in the campaign, including dispatching cabinet members on more than 100 visits to the state in recent months — more than usual, they say — to promote various government projects and benefits.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the NYPD doesn't want a copycat crime of what went down in Aurora, Colorado 7 years ago and is taking a "precautionary measure" by dispatching uniformed police officers to every theater across NYC screening the film.
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Party, and began dispatching emails with malicious links and fake login pages designed to bait campaign staffers into divulging their usernames and passwords, or to click on a link that would give the Russians a toehold onto the campaign's network.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China will soon begin dispatching teams of inspectors to its provinces and regions in a new nationwide probe into environmental compliance, with the performance of state-owned firms one of its big priorities, an official said on Thursday.
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The Democratic party tried several last-gasp efforts to placate American officials, including dispatching a key lieutenant to Washington and announcing plans to move Moldova's embassy in Israel to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv, a decision intended to impress President Trump.
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In one of the subplots of the show, a developer targets the Pink Houses for replacement with luxury housing, dispatching a henchman to turn the gangs on each other until the houses are too violent for the city to handle.
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Krebs tried to warn his local police that he was a likely swatting target, but that didn't stop them from dispatching a team to his house in 2013 after he had exposed a criminal underground forum selling Social Security numbers and credit reports.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Wednesday he was dispatching a team to make preparations for the next summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to be held somewhere in Asia late in February.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI, June 27 (Reuters) - China will soon begin dispatching teams of inspectors to its provinces and regions in a new nationwide probe into environmental compliance, with the performance of state-owned firms one of its big priorities, an official said on Thursday.
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United camped deep in Chelsea's half looking to frustrate their opponents but were undone six minutes after the break when Kante was given too much space and he nipped across the turf before dispatching a shot beyond the reach of De Gea.
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But while Cruz and Kasich struggle to adhere to their own arrangement, they also claim to be vetting potential running mates individually, reflecting a shared sense that after dispatching with Trump, delegates will award the nomination to one of the two of them.
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North Korean officials told CNN in Pyongyang this week that the decision by US President Donald Trump to bomb a Syrian airfield, as well as his dispatching a US navy carrier strike group to northern Asia, showed the importance of the nuclear program.
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Wasting no time in pressing its case for Senate confirmation, the administration is dispatching Garland to Capitol Hill on Thursday to huddle with Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont, the senior Judiciary Committee Democrat and then with Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid of Nevada.
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The Washington Capitals maintained the upper hand against the Philadelphia Flyers in 2015-16, posting a 43-0-2 mark in the season series before dispatching with their Metropolitan Division rivals after six spirited games in the first round of the playoffs.
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What set the film apart from other horror films of the decade was its intimate depiction of violence and take-no-prisoners style of dispatching main characters, as well as a nuanced approach to tackling political tensions within Europe in the 1970s.
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KABUL (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is dispatching his first high-level delegation to Afghanistan to begin to formulate a strategy for a war that has entangled NATO forces for more than 15 years and continues to inflict heavy casualties on local troops.
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CLEVELAND — On most occasions when Donald J. Trump takes the stage, he exudes an air of unrivaled authority, dispatching protesters with the wave of a hand, clenching his fists for effect and, if necessary, squashing bugs that intrude on his air space.
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The 353-year-old, who won the Australian Open doubles with Martina Hingis in 1998 at the age of 15, bounced up and down with fists clenched in triumph after dispatching American Jennifer Brady 6-4 6-2 in little over an hour.
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An outcry from the nation's breadbasket about the looming Chinese tariffs might have something to do with Trump's dispatching his trade representative and economic adviser to see if maybe a new TPP could be renegotiated, albeit with better terms than Obama had gotten.
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Beijing has also significantly curbed bilateral trade with North Korea to enforce economic sanctions (on iron, iron ore, lead, seafood, coal, textiles, etc.) and has attempted to play a diplomatic role in dispatching its special envoy to Pyongyang in November for talks.
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TUNIS/BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - By defiantly attempting to export their own oil and dispatching troops toward the center of the country, Libya's eastern factions may be gambling on force as they bid for a larger stake under a U.N.-backed unity government.
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ABOUT SYRACUSE (23-278, 270-8): The Orange have been an elite team at home during ACC play, going 7-1 while dispatching Duke, Virginia and Florida State when all three were ranked in the top 10 to boost their tournament hopes.
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Also on Wednesday, the chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee urged Chad Wolf, the acting Homeland Security secretary, and four congressional leaders who compose the Candidate Protection Advisory Committee to begin considering dispatching the Secret Service protection, citing the protesters Tuesday night.
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When it became clear this year that cooperation on North Korea would not be enough to placate trade hawks in the Trump administration, Mr. Xi redoubled efforts to head off the tariffs, dispatching his senior economic adviser, Liu He, to Washington last month.
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This happens all the time in comic books, but actors have contracts, and these movies make gigantic piles of money, so dispatching onscreen superheroes comes at a (literal) higher cost, which means Marvel hasn't killed off any of its marquee heroes — yet.
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The pope ultimately changed direction, dispatching his top sex abuse investigator to Chile and convening all the Chilean bishops at a meeting in Rome, where he accused them of mishandling and covering up an extensive child sexual abuse scandal in the country.
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Internal polling by the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee painted a less rosy picture, but Mr. Schumer went all out in pursuit of Mr. O'Rourke, even dispatching a close ally, Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, to El Paso.
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The US has been relatively slow to respond to the coronavirus compared to other nations, testing far fewer people per capita for the coronavirus and dispatching fewer coordinated resources to combat its spread as President Donald Trump has publicly downplayed its severity.
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"Given the complex traffic and road conditions in the megacity, Didi will begin the program with a mixed dispatching model, which will combine both autonomous vehicles and human-driving vehicles for the duration of the pilot robo-taxi project," the company says.
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The holiday congestion had inspired a local group, Hudson Square Connection, which runs a business improvement district in the neighborhood, to start a new tradition: dispatching eight prancing and caroling elves along with traffic managers to keep the peace at heavily congested intersections.
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No. 23 Boise State 33, No. 21 Utah State 63 Junior running back Alexander Mattison rushed for a season-best 200 yards and scored three touchdowns as the host Broncos earned a spot in the Mountain West title game by dispatching the Aggies.
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ATHENS, May 24 (Reuters) - Greece will start dispatching key data of the EgyptAir crash to Egyptian authorities on Wednesday, including data of the airliner as it flew through Greek airspace moments before disappearing, a source close to the probe said on Tuesday.
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But the senior American official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal deliberations, warned that Mr. Trump would also be presented with other options that are stronger, options that would require dispatching more forces to the Persian Gulf region.
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The thought process is that passengers do not always notify the airlines of changes to their travel plans, so in order to increase their chances of dispatching a full silver revenue tube, flights could be overbooked by as much as 85033 percent.
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Mr. Netanyahu thanked President Trump for "directing" Jared Kushner, his senior adviser and son-in-law, and for dispatching Jason Greenblatt, his special representative for international negotiations, to the region to help with the effort to bring the Israeli Embassy staff home quickly.
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Joshua said after dispatching Martin that he would "walk through" Fury, but the self-styled Gypsy King launched a counter-attack on his British rival at a news conference for his cousin Hughie Fury's forthcoming WBO intercontinental heavyweight title fight with American Fred Kassi.
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In a diplomatic show of force, President Donald Trump is dispatching Vice President Mike Pence, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and national security adviser Robert O'Brien as part of the delegation, meant to broker a deal to stop the Turkish military operation in Syria.
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On Tuesday, the Trump administration said it was dispatching Vice President Mike Pence, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and national security adviser Robert O'Brien as part of a delegation departing to Ankara Wednesday, to broker a deal to stop the Turkish military operation in Syria.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Rafael Nadal reached the final of the Barcelona Open by dispatching Argentine Horacio Zeballos 43-3 6-4 on Saturday to book his place in Sunday's showpiece against Dominic Thiem where he will be looking to win the tournament for a 10th time.
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About 650 soldiers from the United States, 150 from Britain and 500 from Georgia were taking part in the maneuvers, with Washington dispatching an entire mechanized company including eight Bradley infantry fighting vehicles and, for the first time, eight M1A2 Abrams main battle tanks.
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Founded in 923, Palantir long operated as a sort of tech consulting firm, dispatching software engineers to clients' offices to build custom programs; Foundry, its newest service, automates much of that work, enabling the company to sell ready-to-use software at higher profit margins.
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Junior running back Alexander Mattison rushed for a season-best 200 yards and scored three touchdowns as No. 23 Boise State earned a spot in the Mountain West title game by dispatching No. 21 Utah State 33-24 on Saturday night at Boise, Idaho.
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Emi Labs improves the candidate experience by making the hiring process more personalized to them using AI. Latchel: Latchel is building a maintenance platform for property managements that helps them free up their time by processing requests and dispatching contractors to fix the issues.
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I understand Apple's reasoning and broader aim: the Cupertino company isn't just dispatching the SD card slot; it's also doing away with the older Thunderbolt port, HDMI, the classic USB jacks, and basically everything that isn't USB-C / Thunderbolt 3 or the headphone jack.
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As leaked images suggested yesterday, a trailer for the game features original Dead Rising protagonist Frank West, who is dispatching zombies (in their natural habitat, a shopping mall) with everything from a super-powered suit of armor to what looks like a candy cane crossbow.
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The demise of the lord, Ramsay Bolton, was arguably the most eagerly anticipated death ever on "Game of Thrones" and the show handled it with flair, dispatching him in a poetic, canine-fueled fashion that was no less satisfying for being telegraphed early on.
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The name Neighborhood Youth Corps might summon up visions of clean-cut boys in spruce khaki uniforms, standing at attention on a parade ground while a government official reads a proclamation dispatching them to do what needs to be done for the good of all.
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Stung by criticism of the move as "chequebook diplomacy", governments stretched the limits of the constitution, dispatching troops to Iraq on a reconstruction mission in 2004 and enacting legislation in 2015 that would allow its military to fight abroad for the first time since 1945.
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Nadal is once again the big favorite on his favorite surface following a tremendous clay-court season, and the 10-time champion lived up to the status by easily dispatching Guido Pella of Argentina, 6-2, 6-1, 6-1, on Court Suzanne Lenglen.
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Mr. Collins has faced questions about the methods he used to obtain the Facebook documents, which he got last week by dispatching Parliament's sergeant-at-arms to force the founder of Six4Three, Ted Kramer, to share the information while on a business trip to London.
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"Half the supply boats and crew boats up and down the bayou have been seized by the banks," said Kathleen Chiasson, who once ran a truck-dispatching company that supplied the industry, and now works behind the counter of a gas-station mini market.
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Both offer an unvarnished account of Mississippi's searing racial history, detailing the state's record number of lynchings, portraying its segregation-era leaders as the white supremacists they were and altogether dispatching with "the 'Lost Cause' of the failed Confederacy," as one display terms it.
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Everything in Monday's episode sprang from his actions, from Gordon running for his life (more on that in a minute) to the end of Nikolai the would-be Falcone usurper to the dispatching of Frankie Carbone, the Penguin's lone rival within the Maroni organization.
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A number of the luminaries at the event were openly gay — among them Jim Hoft, editor of the Gateway Pundit blog, who got up onstage to introduce Lucian Wintrich, the young artist he was dispatching to Washington as the blog's credentialed White House correspondent.
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The slogan was an exhortation not only for women who lacked the right to vote, but also for those who already had it, since ratification depended on a national coalition, drawing resources from suffrage strongholds and dispatching them to the expanding flanks of the movement.
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Chloe Sevigny stars in the title role (in what's been a longtime passion project for the actress) and Kristen Stewart ("Twilight") plays the family maid, Bridget, with whom, in this telling, Lizzie has an affair before (allegedly) dispatching her cruel, abusive father and complicit stepmother.
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During a briefing the same day, White House officials told senators that dispatching the USS Carl Vinson carrier group and the USS Michigan nuclear submarine were merely moves designed to dissuade Kim from conducting more missile tests — not preparation for a pre-emptive strike.
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The resolution grew out of frustration that Congress's role in deciding when the country would go to war had eroded during the first decades of the Cold War, when presidents of both parties began dispatching troops into combat, including the Korean War, without lawmakers' permission.
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Dispatching him without undue difficulty, she flees the United States with her 4-year-old twin sons, and then — hiding out at her mother's home in Martinique — sets about unraveling the complicated back story that produced her present (which, in the novel's reality, is 1992).
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After dispatching his forces to brutalize protesters and surviving an assassination attempt via a bomb hidden in a mosque pulpit, Mr. Saleh agreed to leave office in 2012 in an agreement negotiated by foreign powers who hoped he would slip into a quiet retirement abroad.
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Players need to quickly figure out how to respond by dispatching troops around the globe to ground missions and base defense, interceptors to combat UFOs and scientists to advance research projects, keeping in mind that each has a cost and going over budget has dire consequences.
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He began to sort through his memories to see if he had said or done anything during the three years he had preached at the mosque in the Madina Jadida neighborhood of Tunis that could be construed as dispatching young men to kill and die for ISIS.
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But in cities and towns across Asia, sanitation workers are also redoubling efforts to spray down entire towns, sending trucks filled with low concentration bleach-and-water solutions into the streets, and dispatching hazmat-suited workers into train stations and malls to wipe every nook and cranny.
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Lest we forget that some historians point to Kennedy's dispatching federal troops to protect James Meredith — the first black man to enroll at the University of Mississippi in 1962 — as the source of the strong anti-Kennedy backlash that such made his travel to Texas extremely dangerous.
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But with inadequate pipelines and storage tanks, users in the world's second-largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) importer are scrambling for supplies of imported and locally produced gas from dealers like Li. He's currently dispatching nearly 2410 trailers a day, each carrying 22016 metric tonnes of LNG.
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Intent in emulating his distant cousin, Franklin Roosevelt kept in touch with suffering Americans by dispatching his wife, Eleanor, into the far-flung corners of the nation to gauge the plight of those struggling through the Great Depression, which she eagerly reported back to her husband.
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Following a surprise state-led takeover of little-known Inner Mongolia-based Baoshang Bank, central and local financial regulators have taken an array of measures from injecting state-led strategic investments into the banks to dispatching former regulators or state bank executives to improve governance of banks.
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While preserving military ties with Riyadh, the Obama administration has tried to reduce civilian casualties by providing the Saudis with "no-strike lists" of targets to avoid, dispatching to Saudi Arabia a U.S. expert on mitigating civilian casualties and pressing for peace talks, the officials said.
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ATHENS, Ga. — Brian Kemp, Georgia's secretary of state, captured the Republican nomination for governor Tuesday, easily dispatching the preferred candidate of the state party establishment after a series of provocative ads that evoked President Trump's incendiary politics and a well-timed endorsement from the president himself.
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WASHINGTON — Republicans are scrambling to save a heavily conservative House seat in western Pennsylvania, dispatching President Trump to the district on Thursday while preparing a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign to stave off another embarrassing special election defeat in a district that was gerrymandered to stay Republican.
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Speakers like Mr. Harris and Ms. Whittaker spoke passionately about the need for companies to respect users' privacy, while former Secretary of Defense Ash Carter made a compelling argument that launching a Tomahawk missile was not so different than dispatching a swarm of autonomous killer drones.
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The team, under his guidance, has engineered a perfect start to this tournament, first knocking off Germany, the defending champion, and on Saturday night dispatching a plucky South Korea team, one looking to salvage some worth from its own stay in Russia, by a 2-1 score.
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It took a team hardened by postseason failures but liberated from high expectations to complete a run as dazzling as it was cathartic, capping it on Thursday night by dispatching the upstart Vegas Golden Knights, 4-3, to win the first Stanley Cup in franchise history.
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"Before the start of the shift, the whole team is tested to ensure they are COVID negative, and then placed into isolated accommodation near the dispatching centre, where they work and live safely 24/7 for 14 days before being relieved by another shift," Alvera said.
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In May, it launched in Soweto, where it works with around 220 partners and is adding more local foods to its 230,22 menu items, dispatching dishes like stewed tripe, caterpillars, cow heels and sheep's head to mostly middle-class customers who crave a taste of home.
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Last fall, after Mr. Hifter's forces had stalled out for six months on the outskirts of Tripoli, Moscow surprised the West by intervening to tip the balance, dispatching as many as 1,500 Russian fighters — mainly mercenaries from the private, Kremlin-linked Wagner Group — to restart his advance.
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Coming off a double-overtime loss to Stanford on Thursday, UCLA (12-4, 3-1) wasted no time dispatching Cal (7-193, 1-2), which was similarly run off the court in the first half of its home drubbing at the hands of USC two days earlier.
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By David Morgan and Michael Erman WASHINGTON/NEW YORK, Feb 27 (Reuters) - U.S. officials on Thursday said they were ramping up efforts to guard Americans against a local spread of the new coronavirus, dispatching test kits nationwide, and promising funding legislation within the next two weeks.
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The relationship ended when Ms. Corbella's grandfather decided that the opera house was habitually too late with payments and, after dispatching a final order of 200 custom-made swords, he switched to wholesaling his own line of bijoux jewelry and making custom pieces for opera singers.
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It also fits into the group's narrative: that while Abbas and his cronies are pushing paper and cooperating with Israel, Hamas has been doing the dirty work — gearing up for war, dispatching suicide bombers, and lobbing rockets into Israel — in the name of the Palestinian people.
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The U.S. has already played a significant military role in the nearly six-year-old civil war in Syria, sending large quantities of aid and arms to opposition groups, attempting to train rebel armies, and dispatching fighter jets and special forces to the north of the country.
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The New York Times previously noted that Clinton's camp rejected his offer to be a campaign surrogate in Iowa, instead dispatching him to knock on doors and canvas like an 18-year-old volunteer, a task he is apparently eagerly embracing to get back in the Clintons' good graces.
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Photos reveal growth of Chinese military bases in South China Sea "The U.S., who has long been intensifying military presence in the South China Sea and the neighborhood and dispatching military ships and aircraft for the show of strength, is the major cause of tensions in the region."
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The Demon Deacons, who own a 14-7-1 record against Appalachian State, have looked impressive in dispatching their first three opponents by a combined score of 131-33, but upcoming games against the Mountaineers, No. 11 Florida State and No. 2 Clemson will likely prove much more difficult.
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Under President Xi Jinping, China has moved steadily forward on a number of fronts, extending its economic influence, challenging US allies in the South China Sea, building manmade islands, and trying to resolve territorial disputes with its neighbor by dispatching its military to areas claimed by other nations.
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It is that by casting the threat as an aberration, as a challenge specific to the man, it is too easy to believe that merely dispatching that man will solve the threat he stands for; that if we "refuse" to make this normal, then normal can carry on.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - Indian Wells champion Dominic Thiem's bid for a 'Sunshine Slam' met with a quick end as he fell 26-22 26-113 to Hubert Hurkacz in the Miami Open second round on Friday, while world number one Novak Djokovic wasted little time in dispatching Bernard Tomic.
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The majority-white Hancock County Board of Elections and Registration was systematically questioning the registrations of more than 2000 black Sparta citizens — a fifth of the city's registered voters — by dispatching deputies with summonses commanding them to appear in person to prove their residence or lose their voting rights.
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Five months earlier he had decorously saved the other communist power's "face" when he downplayed the Tiananmen Square massacre, dispatching his national security adviser and deputy secretary of State to clink glasses with Chinese premier Deng Xiaoping and assure him of "business as usual" with the United States.
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It sent a group of dissidents who released a letter on Monday calling for new leadership back to the drawing board to find a Democrat willing to directly challenge Ms. Pelosi, 78, who has led her party for 15 years, handily dispatching would-be challengers along the way.
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The British news media lost no time in breathlessly labeling the session the "Sandringham showdown" or "Sandringham summit," depending on which tabloid one picked up — and dispatching TV crews to camp outside the gates of the 20,000-acre estate in Norfolk, where the queen spends the Christmas holidays.
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The British news media lost no time in breathlessly labeling the session the "Sandringham showdown" or "Sandringham summit," depending on which tabloid one picked up — and dispatching TV crews to camp outside the gates of the 20,000-acre estate in Norfolk, where the queen spends the Christmas holidays.
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The Parisian innovation was spurred by a problem of public urination so endemic that City Hall recently proposed dispatching a nearly 8003,2800-strong "incivility brigade" of truncheon-wielding officers to try to prevent bad behavior, which also includes leaving dog waste on the street and littering cigarette butts.
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Murphy's account of the meeting comes two weeks after the Senate acquitted Trump on charges that he solicited foreign interference in the 2020 presidential election by dispatching Giuliani to Ukraine to pressure the country to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter, among other political adversaries.
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In my short demo, I was able to choose totally different paths to destabilize a tyrannical city-state; I choose a direct military approach that saw me dispatching Athenian generals, breaking a naval blockade, and recruiting more Spartan allies, but there was a separate, more measured approach that I didn't try.
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His continued presence in a series that has few qualms about dispatching characters who've outlived their narrative use, combined with his actions in "Dragonstone," signals a shift that becomes all the more intriguing as the series moves toward its endgame: Westeros's preeminent nihilist may have finally found purpose after all.
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With their game against Swansea falling between Europa League semi-final fixtures, Jurgen Klopp made eight changes and named a handful of players you'd be forgiven for never having heard of (Pedro Chirivella, anyone?) Like City, they had a shitty afternoon, Swansea comfortably dispatching the Reds by three goals to one.
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It did not serve the safety of journalists or Americans abroad that President Trump could not summon even a modicum of lip service to condemn the abomination of dispatching a hit team equipped with a bone saw to throttle and dismember Mr. Khashoggi for daring to criticize the crown prince.
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The country must and will continue to enforce the laws that control its borders, as Mr. Obama himself did as president during an earlier, actual surge of Central American migrants, when he took the difficult step of dispatching National Guard troops to the border and detaining many mothers and children.
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For Republicans, that the race was close at all is alarming: President Donald Trump won the district by 20 percentage points in 2016, and the GOP had pulled out all the stops to prevent an embarrassing loss, including dispatching Trump to campaign there twice and spending heavily on the race.
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Even before the latest whistle-blower complaint about the US president and Ukraine, Pompeo himself was reportedly the subject of another whistle-blower complaint to Congress that he and his wife were abusing the privilege of his security detail, dispatching diplomatic security agents to pick up Chinese food and even their dog.
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Beijing had to respond by dispatching to that area a missile frigate, two fighter jets and a military helicopter, in addition to lodging a strong protest with the U.S. That latest episode in the South China Sea clearly shows that a U.S.-China "win-win cooperation," constantly urged by Xi, is a pipedream.
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Omintracs LLC, which provides dispatching, routing and other services to a majority of the largest U.S. trucking fleets, and Peloton Technology, which develops autonomous systems for truck firms, said on Thursday they have formed a partnership to provide "platooning" technology that will eventually allow Omnitracs' customers to run small, partly automated truck convoys.
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In the twenty-fifth variation—the doleful G-minor episode that Landowska named the Black Pearl—Esfahani nudges the tempo ahead, dispatching the piece in less than seven minutes; by contrast, the American harpsichordist Jory Vinikour, in a superb 2000 recording for Delos, makes it into a ten-minute-long Passion aria.
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In a dramatic turnaround from the bribery and fraud charges leveled nearly two years ago, a former high-ranking New York City police chief pleaded guilty in federal court on Thursday to dispatching police resources without permission for the benefit of a mayoral donor and other residents of Brooklyn's Borough Park neighborhood.
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The Bucks, who have home-court advantage, will be playing their first game since easily dispatching the Boston Celtics in their semifinal series last Wednesday, while the Raptors, in a blink, will try to shift gears after an elimination game that will go down as one of the greatest in N.B.A. history.
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In dispatching No. 4 Kansas State by 70-64 in the South, No. 13 University of California, Irvine preceded victories by No. 12 Oregon, which walloped No. 5 Wisconsin by 72-54 in the same region, and by No. 20023 Liberty, which stunned No. 5 Mississippi State by 80-76 in the East.
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But there are good reasons to suspect that as an incumbent steward of late-1990s prosperity untainted by his steadfast support for a lying boss, Gore would have had an easier time dispatching George W. Bush in 2000, and the entire trajectory of the early 2000s would have been more favorable to Democrats.
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New York Times reporter and Trump whisperer Maggie Haberman explained one motivation for the president's attacks: Whether or not he is seriously considering firing Rosenstein or dispatching Mueller, he thinks the constant threats to their jobs will successfully scare them into being careful — that he, in other words, is the one throwing the brushback pitches.
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The Texas church gunman, an Air Force veteran separated from the service via a Bad Conduct Discharge (BCD), exhibited astonishing indifference as he casually walked the aisles, executing congregants who cowered under pews, even taking the time to single out crying children and dispatching many of his victims with a rifle round to the head.
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The Trump administration put heavy pressure on Mr. Johnson's government to rule against Huawei, dispatching a high-level delegation to London two weeks ago to warn of the risks of opening up fifth-generation, or 5G, networks to a firm that they assert has ties to Chinese security agencies and the People's Liberation Army.
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The magnitude of the unavoidable crises we face—climate change, health care, income inequality, homelessness, endless war, opioids, student debt, the fact that life expectancy is declining, the fact that more children are killing themselves—cannot be solved by merely dispatching Trump in an election on the promise of returning to the status quo ante.
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That was no doubt a reference to US President Donald Trump, who has been deeply critical of Mexico's response to the caravan and on Tuesday said he was dispatching the US military to the border, though it was unclear what tasks a US military presence would perform; US law bars the military from undertaking law enforcement activities.
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The simple figures that adorned poster advertisements in train stations across the city — Haring would draw them quickly, then call his friend Tseng Kwong Chi so he could follow and photograph them — were timed, as Lawrence notes, to the exact period when then New York City Mayor Ed Koch began dispatching dogs to subway yards to curb vandalism.
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After quickly dispatching reports of disarray within his campaign by vowing his organization has "never been so well united," the Republican nominee turned to slamming President Barack Obama and the Democratic presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton, over a report that the US shipped $400 million to Iran at about the same time Iran released four American prisoners.
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Any successful policy on Iran should hinge any improvement of relations upon improvement of human rights in Iran, should prevent any dealings with the Revolutionary Guards, the main apparatus of murder and terror, and should call for serious consequences for Iran dispatching its Guards and mercenaries to Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and other parts of the Middle East.
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The New York Taxi Workers Alliance argued that Uber's control over drivers participating in its low-cost service, Uber X — the major question in resolving employment status — is similar to the control that many black-car dispatching services exert over their drivers, who in many cases have previously been ruled eligible for jobless benefits in New York.
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Tiafoe was joined in the third round by another kid from the U.S. who had never been that far at Melbourne Park, 21-year-old Taylor Fritz, who saved 12 of the 13 break points he faced while dispatching No. 63 seed Gael Monfils of France 6-3, 6-7 (8), 7-6 (6), 7-33 (5).
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It imagines a world in which the president — the actual current president, albeit in fictional form — has ordered a nuclear strike and wiped out much of the world's population, after which he travels over what remains of the blasted planet in an obnoxiously lavish airship, dispatching a stream of dunderheaded, self-justifying tweets as he goes.
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Officials familiar with the planning said the vice president's built-in team on the 2020 campaign is devising a messaging strategy and schedule that maximizes the couple's strengths as surrogates — including dispatching Pence, a Kansas native, to suburban swing districts and Midwestern battleground states to tout the administration's work on health care, education and family issues.
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"Think of it this way: Someday, when you open the Lyft app during a period of high demand, Ford and Lyft software will need to be capable of quickly dispatching a self-driving vehicle so that you can get to your destination as quickly and as safely as possible," Ford's VP for autonomous vehicles and electrification Sherif Marakby wrote today.
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The prospect of Iran swiftly dispatching its supertankers to European and Asian refineries to undercut supplies from Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Russia helped push the world's main benchmarks, Brent and West Texas Intermediate (WTI), to their lowest levels since 2003 on January 20th; WTI tumbled by 6.7% to under $27 a barrel, its biggest one-day fall since September (see chart 1).
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In Game of Thrones we watch Arya become a high-level assassin before our eyes, and Jon Snow happens to become one of the deadliest swordsmen in all of Westeros, casually dispatching dozens of enemies, often several simultaneously, while rarely even breaking a sweat, because — well, there's no real reason for it, other than that's what happens to player characters, isn't it?
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Since she clinched the number of delegates needed to secure her party's nomination on June 7, the campaign has reached out to Mr. Sanders's supporters, dispatching three top staff members — the campaign manager, Robby Mook; director of states and political engagement, Marlon Marshall; and the top policy adviser, Jake Sullivan — to states that Mr. Sanders won, including New Hampshire, Wyoming, Vermont and Washington.
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Between its Advanced Technologies Group, which is developing self-driving cars in Pittsburgh, Toronto, and San Francisco; New Mobility, which is launching new e-bikes and adding public-transit options to Uber's app; Elevate, the unit dedicated to making flying taxis a reality; and improvements to its core ride-hailing business' dispatching, routing, and fare algorithms; there's plenty to spend money on.
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The biggest global players have chipped in financial and technical assistance to mitigate destabilization and alleviate suffering, including commitments of more than $50 million from the U.S. and $40 million from the EU. The U.S. is dispatching a naval hospital ship to provide humanitarian assistance in neighboring Colombia, while China — a strategic ally of Venezuela — is reportedly doing the same in Venezuelan territory.
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Since the election, volunteers for Ms. Ocasio-Cortez (who is virtually guaranteed victory in November's general election in her predominantly Democratic district) have migrated to those of Ms. Teachout and Ms. Salazar; Ms. Teachout's aides, who previously coordinated volunteers via phone calls, have begun dispatching them through a group chat on WhatsApp, a tactic adopted from Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's campaign.
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As the music unfolded, pitting the sternly militaristic opening theme against a slinky, fragile melody, Ms. Jansen continued to trade cues with members of the orchestra, matching her sound to the metallic crispness of a snare drum or flashing a look at the brass section while dispatching a volley of notes for those players to pick up and build on.
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Within a day of the announcement by the British tour and airline operator that it was shutting down, Britain's Civil Aviation Authority was booking commercial flights and dispatching a fleet of chartered airplanes to repatriate stranded vacationers, and reassuring those in Britain who had not yet left on their trips that the government would make sure their money was refunded.
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Ms. Añez pledged to "bring back democracy and tranquillity," but she instead embarked on a blatantly revanchist, ruthless path, stacking her cabinet with religious conservatives bitterly opposed to Mr. Morales's Movement for Socialism, breaking ties with the left-wing governments of Cuba and Venezuela and dispatching an ambassador to a gleeful Trump administration, the first in Washington in 11 years.
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