Doling out any sort of gift to supporters is prohibited.
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The practice of doling out corporate welfare hurts us all.
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Some are big, like those doling out subsidised food and fertiliser.
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Thankfully, the film isn't too heavy-handed with doling out references.
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The Inn at Christmas Place never stops doling out holiday cheer!
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Go deeper ... Growing trend: Employers doling out bonuses instead of raises
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Yes, Hannah B. will be doling out roses come May 13.
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TCBY: Participating TCBY locations will be doling out free 33 oz.
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My mom's not the only one doling out this winning advice.
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We could definitely get used to these ladies doling out wisdom.
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Scott delighted in his new responsibility of doling out my Ambien.
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A new deal to sell the organization responsible for doling out .
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Jay-Z's not the only big name doling out massive tips.
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Well, now he's doling out advice on which mutual funds to own.
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In practice, they work the same, doling out useful items each day.
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All that we've been doling out are these really interesting teaser pieces.
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The competition is doling out about $2 million in awards through 2019.
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Others later joined McCormick in doling out big prices grasping at growth.
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The screenplay keeps doling out new information, but actual answers are scarce.
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She's always doling out compliments to her fellow actresses on their exceptional performances.
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Kardashian is no stranger to acquaintances and strangers doling out unsolicited parenting advice.
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Much of Donofrio's work includes doling out his encyclopedic knowledge of the process.
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Doling out regulatory leeway, rather cash, should be enough to tide them over.
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Congress has continued doling out millions in "counternarcotics" funding to all three countries.
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Maine and Nebraska already take an innovative approach to doling out electoral votes.
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A tradition of doling out freebies to sway voters only adds to costs.
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And it's doling out more than $600,000 to kill brown tree snakes in Guam.
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Tennis all star Serena Williams is doling out sexy in her newest Snapchat selfies.
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If you keep doling out breadcrumbs, you could end up with a nuisance suit.
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But doling out power and territory to different groups will no doubt be complicated.
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Massachusetts offers its animals more protection against abusers, doling out harsh sentences to offenders.
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But opening a jar and doling out a few spoonfuls of pre-chopped garlic?
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And apparently, Kim has one dress in mind when she's doling out this wisdom.
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Later, she is shown doling out punishments, noting that she loves to do so.
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Trump has a habit of doling out pardons as rewards to his political supporters.
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For most employers, offering flex-time is cheaper than doling out raises or bonuses.
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They are hiring fewer people and doling out smaller pay hikes, government data shows.
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Why would a liquor company be doling out so much money to state legislators?
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Chefs were doling out eggs Benedict and waffles, sending up clouds of buttery steam.
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Clearly a successful assassination works in one sense, of doling out retribution and punishment.
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They have also been doling out perks like gift cards and free gym memberships.
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Most importantly, it gets a Ferrari-derived, twin-turbocharged V-6 doling out 505 horsepower.
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But it should be talked about, because there's more to ADHD than doling out Ritalin.
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Doling out advice on money matters is the stock in trade of the financial advisor.
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The department store chain was doling out coupon doorbusters, with the chance to win $500.
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We don't deserve a jolly old Saint Nick, confidently doling out gifts to the kids.
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Since then, the administration has been doling out protection on a case-by-case basis.
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"New Hampshire traditions!" he calls out while doling out shots of whipped cream to volunteers.
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The affectionate cat snuggles up to anyone and is known for doling out plenty of purrs.
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One crew member said they were doling out an "unprecedented amount of bandwidth" on the ship.
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The Duchess toured a number of local businesses and was pictured doling out hugs to children.
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The Academy Awards closes out awards season by doling out the industry's most prestigious film accolades.
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Instead of focusing on delivering CDs, musicians have shifted to doling out singles to their listeners.
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Kratos is good at doling out violence, but Baldur is the perfect receptacle for that violence.
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A true dominant, he just wasn't into me doling out punishments like name-calling and spanking.
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Better for Showtime to own what it's doling out: an ugly response to an ugly age.
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"It's very important to be consistent when doling out performance reviews, metrics, and rewards," Lazar said.
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The Trump administration tried to soften their pain by doling out almost $25 billion in subsidies.
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Mental health professionals are seeking to address this issue, in part by doling out advice online.
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But no past president has been as transparently transactional in doling out clemency than Trump. Friend?
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The revelations about his drinking and his doling out of prescription drugs broke on Tuesday night.
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Armenia is a land of monopolies, with the government doling out exclusive control over various businesses.
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He held court as he met with potential caucusgoers doling out his usual handshakes and hugs.
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The former is mesmerizingly good, doling out catch-phrases and advice like a protective den mother.
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Former administrators admitted doling out drugs without having appropriate diagnoses, securing informed consent or divulging risks.
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Science-themed Twitter bots come in various forms, doling out humor, factual information and galactic perspective.
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With our better understanding of antibiotic resistance, doctors have also become more judicious in doling out antibiotics.
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Six different players finished with multiple assists, with Connor McCaffery doling out eight in just 239 minutes.
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While the tradition of bakeries doling out free pie in New York City on March 14, a.k.a.
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At this point, we'll have to see who ships first before doling out the world's thinnest title.
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Willink, who hosts the podcast, hesitated only briefly before doling out some sage wisdom on the topic.
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History suggests that simply doling out money will not, on its own, usher in a Pax Sinica.
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But doling out public money to prop them up is not the best way to do it.
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Moon Jae-in, Ms Park's successor, has promised to tame the chaebol and stop doling out pardons.
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You don't become one of the world's most memorable TV moms without doling out some sound advice.
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Today, December 13, is Taylor Swift's 29th birthday – but Swift is the one doling out the presents.
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And now, the author and mom-to-be is doling out advice for current Bachelorette JoJo Fletcher.
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KUTV reports that Judge Allen spoke directly to Peterson on Thursday, just before doling out his punishment.
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What assets has the Fed bought since then and who is it doling out money to now?
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She greets people as though they're her party guests, doling out hugs, cupping faces in her hands.
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Its publicity department increased desire for Apple products by cleverly doling out information to the news media.
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Former CNBC host and personal finance maven Suze Orman is known for doling out blunt financial advice.
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Although these nonprofits are not doling out campaign donations, some nonetheless have ties to the Trump administration.
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And if you're doling out the drinks and canapés, guess who's going to be fielding the complaints?
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Martini tells it like it is, doling out levelheaded instruction while condemning Trump enablers with fiery scorn.
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Amazon in a statement said it was eager to begin doling out the money to its customers.
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Presumably, Donald Trump didn't get rich by randomly doling out six-figure sums for no reason, right?
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The U.S. was joined by more than two dozen allies around the world in doling out punishments.
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This particular card rewards travelers by doling out an unmatched three times points on travel and dining.
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Admittedly, accreditation isn't a sexy topic, but it's incredibly important when it comes to doling out federal dollars.
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With huge infrastructure projects the priority, the central bank is frugal when doling out foreign exchange on imports.
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The company works by processing customer payments on a marketplace and then doling out the money to sellers.
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Paltrow and her lifestyle brand Goop have often been ridiculed for doling out impractical and unproven health advice.
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A team of organizers walked around doling out water bottles, Nature Valley bars, and sunscreen throughout the day.
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Instead of doling out keys to your pet-sitter, contractor or houseguests, you can issue a virtual key.
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They are experts at doling out guilt Emotional manipulators are masters at leveraging your guilt to their advantage.
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Monaco suggested that instead of doling out false history lessons, Trump should be extending a hand to Spain.
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The fast-food chain is doling out the heat this week as it launches the Cheddar Habanero Quesarito.
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Retailers including Amazon, Best Buy, Target and Wal-Mart are doling out exclusively digital deals with extraordinary markdowns.
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Feeding the hungry, creating jobs, doling out free stuff, and healing the planet do not come cheap, though.
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Trump tweeted on Friday about the surprise of corporations doling out bonuses in response to the tax cuts.
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The chances of doling out prizes to some random person on a shot that even Steph Curry shoots .
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The DEA was responsible for doling out Schedule I licenses, which authorized licensees to possess these illicit substances.
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They reduce doses, doling out pills into small metal cups with the fluidity of Las Vegas casino dealers.
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And by introducing the Flu IRA, as opposed to doling out dollars, we don't have much to lose.
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The Ahsanis and colleagues describe doling out cash for flights, five-star hotels, clothing, even CDs and perfume.
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And a primary buffer that Amazon has used centers upon doling out grants of stock options to insiders.
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He was just as comfortable capping detested property taxes, or doling out crony-capitalist breaks to corporate allies.
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Then they started doling out the bread to their circuses, giving away free skittles, soda, and ice cream.
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Jaime spent the second half of season seven commanding the Lannister army, and doling out payback on Cersei's behalf.
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Twitch also said it would start doling out credits for Amazon Web Services to those developers building promising extensions.
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After all, 23andMe met with much of the same when it first started doling out health information to customers.
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Today, the league made its biggest statement about such behavior so far, doling out punishments to four individual players.
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Many locals blame this on corruption in the granting of business licences and in the doling out of land.
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Doling out subsidies may be politically astute, but it conspires against Mr Gove's desire to make agriculture more efficient.
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Their very human capabilities of spreading rumors and doling out dirty looks were probably unpleasant enough on their own.
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Knowing where it's doling out damage is essential to making a medicine that's effective with the fewest side effects.
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Sam narrates what transpires while doling out bits of encyclopedic knowledge about things like the mating habits of penguins.
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That will make it very, very hard for Republicans to not swallow the medicine that Mueller is doling out.
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Lady Stoneheart becomes the leader of the Brotherhood Without Banners in the books, who roam Westeros doling out justice.
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Countries doling out billions of dollars for Russian arms reportedly are Algeria, China, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Vietnam and Pakistan.
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After all, when you're not physically handing over money, it doesn't actually feel like you're doling out anything, right?
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Details have been few and far between; Ms. Rowling likes to tease her fans by doling out information sparingly.
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There, he developed a reputation as a neighborhood mentor, doling out wisdom along with foot sweeps and roundhouse blocks.
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The new owner would need to compensate its newest employees by either paying cash or doling out more equity.
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Much of the farm aid program, which was signed last month, consists of doling out direct payments to farmers.
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Will Barton and Jamal Murray each scored 259 points, Murray doling out seven assists and Barton dishing out five.
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Kodak Black's trying hard to get back in karma's good graces ... by doling out cash for kids in need.
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Justice porn is the money shot of judges doling out sentences that amount to years, not months or days.
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They've gotten into some lovable antics during the Olympics—namely doling out some sick burns to actress Kirstie Alley.
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And for decades, doctors, farmers, and others have been driving the resistance by doling out an overabundance of antibiotics.
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As we approach the middle of tax season, the IRS has been doling out money to those who overpaid.
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But typically for the French president, he sought a middle ground, doling out favors and brickbats on both sides.
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Under these new regulations, California's DMV can begin doling out permits for completely driverless cars as early as April.
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When it comes to retail, you couldn't buy more local than doling out a few bucks at this Westside shop.
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It could and should keep doling out dongles for a little while longer to the people who will need them.
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But the idea also serves as an absurd echo of all the brutal violence this season has been doling out.
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Removing the focus on economic returns might make it easier to justify doling out jobs or contracts to political allies.
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He was in his 20s, and his mother was actually doling out advice to a whole group, not just him.
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"I do think Mel Brooks kind of set the tone for this thing," Obama said after doling out the honors.
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The judge contended that Uber's drivers were not doling out rides fairly to all passengers, regardless of where they live.
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Liev Schreiber distinguishes himself as the base commander, alternating warmth with menace, and doling out stirring inspirational speeches on cue.
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It also has gamified features, doling out coins to users that spend time IRL with connected friends on the app.
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Instead, Congress starts doling out subsidies for wind, for solar, for nuclear, each according to their connections and lobbying prowess.
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Without a budget resolution in place, appropriators cannot go about the business of doling out spending authority to the government.
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I'm up by the TV, pointing at things and doling out instructions that probably don't make a lick of sense.
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Private and charter schools in New York City are already doling out food in the event that they eventually close.
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By the end of day three, I was drained from doling out reassurances that I wasn't even sure I believed.
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But the idea that the Chinese government is doling out debt strategically, for its benefit, isn't supported by the facts.
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Journalists are trying to come to terms with Moscow's ability to steer Western news coverage by doling out hacked documents.
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For the past year, the self-described "pothole advocates" have been doling out a steady stream of taunts and mockery.
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It takes apart the classic Nintendo Entertainment System controller, doling out each of its buttons to its own separate controller.
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Translation: Instead of cash assistance, the USDA would start doling out pre-selected, US-grown food directly to SNAP recipients.
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So, in honor of tonight's festivities, we're doling out the best dressed celebs of the night, from Cardi B to Gaga.
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Although she isn't drinking Cosmos and doling out relationship advice on SATC anymore, Parker is still making TV magic for HBO.
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Walmart: 4,000 Walmart stores across America will be giving away free glazed donuts on Friday, doling out 1.2 million in total.
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Hotez, for one, is optimistic that there isn't a cottage industry of physicians doling out medical exemptions for non-medical reasons.
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There is nothing inegalitarian about catering to this curiosity, just as there is nothing egalitarian about doling out dumbed-down drivel.
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Relative to the scale of fines that regulators have been doling out to banks in recent years, Deloitte's bill looks tiny.
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In July, the Department of Justice charged more than 600 people in a massive sweep of doctors doling out fraudulent prescriptions.
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But here's where we should all censor ourselves until the 22nd: Doling out unsolicited advice and armchair quarterbacking (especially on Twitter).
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The platform also awards small grants to groups promoting entrepreneurship in the city, doling out close to $500,000 to 20 organizations.
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But as past incidences have shown, while Trump enjoys doling out threats to perceived rivals, he does little to follow through.
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Meanwhile, Square's Cash app has been doling out bank cards to its users, as has its rival, the PayPal-owned Venmo.
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When banks were doling out subprime mortgages, letting practically anyone buy a home, developers responded by building a ton of houses.
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Tax credits further expand the far-too-dominant IRS's mission from collecting revenues to doling out money to favorite economic activities.
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The Supreme Court grappled Wednesday with whether states can legally exclude religious organizations when doling out grant funding for state programs.
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They said they were working 17 or 18 hour days knocking on doors, making phone calls and doling out campaign signs.
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But he's maintained a high profile since then, doling out candidate endorsements and stumping for fellow progressives throughout the 2018 cycle.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden was back on the scene on Thursday, doling out hugs, as he is wont to do.
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As we reported, Ticketmaster is doling out free tickets for the 7 PM service, but there have been problems with scalpers.
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When I was a kid, my parents had a very fair way of doling out gifts to me and my brother.
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A number of racing leagues have sprung up in recent years, with some even doling out nearly $1 million in prizes.
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She is credited for the government's bold efforts to help the poor by doling out new houses, pigs and tin roofs.
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Sharper also pleaded guilty last year to three counts of conspiring to doling out drugs with an intent to commit rape.
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I didn't know him at all anymore, and thought he'd been doling out advice when he couldn't handle his own problems.
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Conservatives have started doling out coffee-pod punishment because Keurig pulled its ads from Hannity's FOX News show, USA Today reports.
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This year, however, Mr. Trujillo, 32, is not selling tickets for the Super Shot vertical drop or doling out funnel cakes.
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There is also a heavy dose of self-congratulation here, as if by doling out money, Walmart should earn a medal.
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But it&aposs the tax boost of doling out stock awards that Amazon credits first in its most recent annual report.
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Some New York City parents are doling out hundreds of dollars for the academic help and emotional support for their children.
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Basically the filter's levels have been readjusted at each point of amplification, boosting saturation and doling out a richer low end.
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And Wayfair is known for slashing prices and doling out deals — as maintaining healthy gross margins is not a core focus.
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What has come instead — doling out stolen emails, testing the defenses of the voting system — clearly caught the administration off guard.
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Well, somewhere during the time jump between episodes nine and 10, she started to lose her appetite for doling out destruction.
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Heck, sometimes I fail to recognize my own debaters, but that's never stopped me from doling out grades, as I'm doing now.
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We've put together a top-tier lineup of speakers and judges who will be doling out some serious wisdom to Disrupt attendees.
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Affluent districts and those with lots of rich and poor people living close together were the most progressive when doling out dollars.
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A canny, financially literate figure, he also oversaw a compensation scheme for public workers, doling out $290m a year with little oversight.
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Security concerns prevent them from just doling out information about their transformers, but several have already joined VIA's pilot federated learning system.
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When doling out a compliment, stay focused on the positive—anything else can make you come off as snide or even snobbish.
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That includes parents paying for their kids' health insurance, car insurance, monthly rent, and in some cases, even doling out spending money.
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Well, consider yourself our newest buddy, because we're doling out the advice we give to our brunch crew right here, right now.
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And, incredibly, this will be the first time in the franchise's history that a Black lead will be doling out the roses.
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Despite the issues with Amazon, Plex says it expects to start doling out more invites to Plex Cloud beta on December 5th.
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In 2012, The New York Times found that states, counties, and cities are doling out $80 billion a year in corporate incentives.
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Hu Xingdou, a professor at the Beijing Institute of Technology, said village officials often neglected needy families in doling out welfare benefits.
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On Wednesday, the league said it had repaid taxpayers $723,734 last spring, doling out the amount auditors deemed to be inappropriate payments.
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Doling out grants without accountability, financial guidance for recipients, or oversight on the program is certain to introduce waste, corruption and error.
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Plus, Pence warmed up for this afternoon's festivities by doling out laurel after laurel to Trump during the Cabinet meeting earlier Wednesday.
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Grant enjoyed a stellar game in defeat for Bryant (210-232), scoring 212 points, grabbing six rebounds and doling out six assists.
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The T.V.A. is a publicly funded institution, doling out multimillion-dollar paychecks to its executives and putting hardworking people's pensions at risk.
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I'd be a little wary, too, if the information Yahoo has been doling out continues, which it signaled in its recent results.
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I spotted Alejandro, the Peruvian bartender from the piano bar, now in more casual dress, doling out cheap beers in plastic bottles.
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The program allocates funds for internet providers in low population density programs but has come under criticism for not doling out enough.
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Mr. Trump began his morning on Wednesday doling out A-pluses to his administration for its performance during last year's hurricane season.
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Scene to scene, Mr. Pita's direction is sure-handed and clear, adeptly doling out thumping from unseen neighbors to bring on madness.
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The two rivals are friendly, and occasionally they make public appearances together where they take turns doling out praise for one another.
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But one investor believes there's a very clear reason for doling out $14 billion on the upscale grocery chain: long term benefits.
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It uses non-toxic glass beads to deliver deep touch stimulation, doling out even pressure around your eyes to ease your stress.
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DFC is a federal drug prevention program, doling out dollars to community coalitions in an effort to reduce substance abuse in youth.
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Mr. Barrett was chasing one last Trump investigation from his bed and was still doling out other Trump-related tips to friends.
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Three people said the delay in doling out leftover money comes amid ongoing confusion about how much is left after the Jan.
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It's a beautiful thing—enough to feed four or five people—and comes with a ladle for doling out into dainty bowls.
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Business-friendly regulators run every agency, doling out favors to interest groups and rolling back critical protections for labor, consumers, and the environment.
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Bringing them in would require Merkel to move closer to some of their positions and to be generous in doling out cabinet slots.
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On Tuesday November 8, participating locations will be doling out free doughnuts (of your choice!) to all visitors sporting their "I Voted" stickers.
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The Oscar host has been teasing out his gig for a while now, doling out scant hints about what he's got in store.
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Odebrecht has admitted to doling out about $800 million in bribes to government officials throughout the Americas and elsewhere to secure lucrative contracts.
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When AI systems are in charge of hiring, doling out loans, or evaluating parole applications, the danger of creeping bias is far greater.
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It's perhaps no surprise that Marvel is not doling out much in the way of plot in the ramp-up for Avengers: Endgame.
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The Trump administration is doling out nearly $800 million for emergency road and bridge repairs around the country, the Transportation Department announced Thursday.
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In a bad relationship, one person holds all the power, doling out little moments of illusory self-determination as one would dog treats.
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The party's ace is its size, which means that presidents have to enter into a partnership that involves doling out coveted cabinet posts.
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"The Seed Collectors" similarly avoids providing pleasure in the narrative, doling out story in what seems a deliberately frustrating and vaguely medicinal way.
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This week, a group of Republican senators introduced a bill doling out $25 billion to fund a wall at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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He singled out certain players for their actions, and targeted NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell for not doling out punishment to those who knelt.
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He has been doling out food at his campaign events and says he knows better than anyone else the suffering of his compatriots.
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The letters also point to a scheme to minimize the damage, by doling out punishment to lesser-known Russian athletes behind-the-scenes.
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Through this July, the indictment alleged, the Fancy Bears' Hack Team communicated with about 70 reporters, doling out stories on an exclusive basis.
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Some may wonder what America's doctors could have been thinking all those years, doling out quantities of potent narcotics like so many aspirin.
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Now a year later, the small office is moving from mostly outreach and networking in its early months to directly doling out cash.
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The harder work of doling out storm-recovery spending will come later, when lawmakers have more complete damage assessments from Mr. Cooper's administration.
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The goal was to drum up business for the bank by doling out personal favors to current and prospective clients, the S.E.C. found.
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One senator was responsible for doling out candy to his colleagues, who were forced to sit attentively for the duration of the proceedings.
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Friends say he is smart and caring, a man with a big grin who liked doling out big hugs to match his smile.
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Taken together, the findings are significant, but still probably not significant enough to be doling out actionable advice to anyone who takes DNAFit's test.
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Between YouTube copycats to alleged masters doling out workshops, he cautions that the technique demands rigorous study beyond hipster attention spans and weekend workshops.
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Construction on that bridge was eventually canceled but it came after a spotlight on the practice of doling out so-called "pork barrel" spending.
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He took it every day, doling out an entire bottle until he was healthy, and he believed he got better faster than his friends.
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It leaves Pivotal valued at about $2.8 billion by some estimates, even as many venture capitalists report doling out less cash than last year.
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But this Sunday, instead of doling out cash on a single-serving, we're planning on using that dough for some self-made sundae supplies.
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The Department of Energy announced $218 million in research funding, and the National Science Foundation said it is doling out an additional $31 million.
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BMJ associate editor Jeanne Lenzer argues that, in the past few years, the USPSTF has been doling out more As and Bs than usual.
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Instead of doling out bags of fertiliser, the government plans to give farmers "e-vouchers" (like a bank card) to buy their own inputs.
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He of course had no diplomatic or federal government experience, but doling out plum ambassador gigs to rich donors is a common bipartisan practice.
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The tedious tasks expected of Thai monarchs, such as cutting ribbons and doling out university degrees, he palms off on his more popular sister.
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Participating 7-Elevens will be doling out the buy one, get one free frozen drinks of any size starting today through Sunday, August 19.
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It lobs mysteries wholesale at the audiences and jealousy hoards their answers, doling out only the smallest, barely noticeable clues as the episodes unfold.
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The central bank has done its bit by doling out some 212bn naira ($153m) in loans to 250,000 farmers (most of whom grow rice).
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McGowan has become a force on Twitter in recent months, bringing attention to important issues and not shying away from doling out harsh criticism.
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According to officials in Brookhaven, Long Island, the so-called pen dispensers were actually doling out crack pipe kits, ABC 7 New York reports.
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He quickly returned to covering protests and jailings of other journalists while doling out cigarettes to fellow reporters in the informal Yangon press corps.
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Doling out over-the-top compliments and buttering up your boss with afternoon coffee runs won't win you brownie points in the long run.
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Robert Vanasse, executive director of Saving Seafood, a fishing industry trade group, pointed out that doling out shares of available fish can be controversial.
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After it was announced that Nick Viall would be the new lad doling out roses on The Bachelor this season, many fans weren't impressed.
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When Kavanaugh isn't doling out legal protections for the country's biggest corporations and richest executives, he is silencing the civil rights of everyday people.
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As for the Buccaneers, they are generously doling out touchdowns to opposing receivers, with seven wideouts hitting pay dirt over the first three games.
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On June 27th, the editor of the Smoking Gun asked Guccifer 22014 if Assange would publish the same material it was then doling out.
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Meanwhile, if you apply to a private US school instead of a public one, they might have a larger bursary for doling out scholarships.
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There was Federer hovering behind Djokovic's bench and doling out advice during Djokovic's loss on Saturday night to Anderson, who is from South Africa.
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Over the past year, though, it has started doling out federal funds for expanding medication-assisted treatment to 15 nonprofit programs around the state.
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In many ways, China's policymakers are reverting to an earlier approach: doling out more loans in exchange for a short-term increase in confidence.
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In addition to standard consulting work like doling out economic advice and helping burnish Prince Mohammed's image, they have taken on more unconventional assignments.
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He also positions himself as an intellectual lodestar, doling out lectures on language and grammar that torment Jo in later life with their indelibility.
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The couple no doubt went all out ... from hiring celeb wedding planner Mark Seed for the 150-guest ceremony to doling out specialty cocktails.
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He is a familiar character type, as is his tormentor, the vain golden boy Chuck (Markus Paterson), who enjoys partying and doling out swirlies.
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Elizabeth Warren did her best Michael Scott "Boom Roasted!" impression at one point, doling out insults like a skilled Vegas blackjack dealer tosses cards.
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Auriemma said he applied the same principle when doling out scholarships — although, admittedly, he can afford to, given the pedestal his program is on.
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Investors should keep an eye on who is doling out the biggest level of buybacks, particularly if the stock market continues to experience turbulence.
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Western troops fought the Taliban village to village, and tried to win civilians' hearts and minds by doling out cash for bridges and roads.
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Well Balthazar, Malchior, and Gaspar better find a new gig in Barcelona, because Neymar, Suarez, and Messi are doling out presents left and right.
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The prestigious Michelin Guide landed in Shanghai on Wednesday, doling out some 35 stars in its first installment in a city in mainland China.
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This year, holiday spending is expected to exceed $1 trillion, according to consulting firm Deloitte, with the average consumer doling out an average of $1,183.
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And then there's the Rijksmuseum, which last November launched a campaign to promote sketching over photography that involves doling out free sketch paper and pencils.
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We're never particularly surprised by anything she does, or by the wedding advice she's been doling out since her September 2014 wedding to William Tell.
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After months of Disney CEO Bob Iger doling out tidbits of information, investors will finally get their first look at Disney's streaming service on Thursday.
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In a kingdom which acts like a (heavily armed) charity doling out cradle-to-coffin welfare, few see a reason to upset the felafel stand.
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"Unqualified supervisors doling out medicines should not be practiced," he said, adding that medical dispensaries are legally required to be handled by a qualified nurse.
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Companies that pay lower salaries, like Zynga, can find their employees doling out more than half their income to pay to leave near the office.
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This is all to say that he is about as qualified as I, Miss One Date, am to be doling out dating and relationship advice.
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One anonymous woman has been fighting gender inequality in the art world for decades by doling out over $5.5 million in grants to women artists.
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MOHAMMAD ZAHID sat sullenly in the office where minutes earlier he had been doling out advice, pills and injections to a long line of patients.
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"These soda giants wouldn't be doling out the money if they didn't want something in return," Schmidt said of the findings in the new paper.
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But in this special, Greene heads back to his hometown to celebrate 37 years in comedy, doling out a mix of storytelling, standup and improv.
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The Trump administration has taken a hard-line stance against Venezuela and its president, Nicolás Maduro, doling out sanctions against members of his inner circle.
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That summer, whenever I could, I stayed up all night smoking out the window and guzzling cheap wine while doling out fortunes over a landline.
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He was best known for doling out spumoni, layered Italian ice cream in pistachio, vanilla and chocolate flavors that gave his family's restaurant its name.
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It's the same reason why many insiders believe that this attempt will be doomed, and eventually shrivel to the mere doling out of tax cuts.
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But after House Republicans adopted a ban on earmarks in 2010, some lawmakers worried that the process could be seen as doling out special favors.
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Critics say Warren's plan is nothing more than the federal government doling out lower interest rates without regard to market conditions or students' credit profiles.
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Lawyers are arguing that Albany's administrators were overly harsh in doling out punishment to the students who merely "liked" or commented on the racist photos.
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The Justice Department has been doling out nearly $200 million in public safety grants to selected cities across the country in the last few weeks.
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And it would likely further strain relations with a White House that is already stingy about doling out information useful to journalists and their audiences.
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As the United States accuses China of predatory trading practices while doling out unilateral punishment, the trade organization tasked with preserving the peace appears marginalized.
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But Democrats on Sunday expressed dismay at the prospect of doling out money without a clear road map for how the funds might be used.
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House Democrats have long said the payroll tax cut was a nonstarter but were also lukewarm to the idea of just doling out cash payments.
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He has agreed to plead guilty to doling out confidential information to three different sets of tippees, including James Moodhe, the father of his girlfriend.
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For apartment dwellers, that means doling out envelopes of cash to the people who open the doors, clean the halls and repair your leaky sinks.
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For Mr. McConnell, who could be seen doling out high-fives among lawmakers and aides after the votes, Thursday's proceedings amounted to a gamble rewarded.
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Baker is genial and patient, doling out compliments to his endearing, snarky, overmedicated, and underengaged charges, who range in age from kindergarten to high school.
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" The mental health websites didn't have much more to offer, either, doling out advice like "Try to be objective" and "Don't let it control you!
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But to be safe, it's making the first three episodes available on Wednesday before doling out one a week for the rest of the season.
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We're all expected to conform to the early bird schedule; Real Simple and Women's Health aren't doling out tips on how to stay up later.
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Many companies have been doling out bonuses to employees since the tax legislation passed, but "I don't think that tells us anything," Professor Slemrod said.
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To remain competitive, these cities are doling out lucrative perks to get people to move there, such as cash handouts, student loan repayments and housing incentives.
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Trump has defied scientific consensus on anthropogenic climate change and placed unqualified friends and allies in charge of departments responsible for doling out billions in funding.
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Just months after reclaiming the bantamweight title, Cruz made a successful defense of it, doling out a dominant decision defeat of age-old rival Urijah Faber.
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Amber Rose, author of How To Be A Bad Bitch and host of the upcoming VH1 talk show, The Amber Rose Show, is doling out advice.
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In fact, when Amazon began doling out cash payments to Alexa skill developers in May, it initially only rewarded game developers and those building trivia games.
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That's because in the comics, he used to be… well, a high school gym coach with a penchant for doling out sadistic abuse and crappy nicknames.
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Capsule has built its own pharmacy from the ground up in Manhattan's Flat Iron district, so there's no extra third-party pharmacy doling out your meds.
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As a result, a group called the International Seabed Authority (ISA) is responsible for delineating deep sea mining zones and doling out permits in international waters.
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The President's failure to single out white extremism was all the more notable because he's hardly been wary of doling out criticism in many other spheres.
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Judge carries burden of his sentences Before Susan Rice even began using methamphetamine, doling out these mandatory minimum sentences was already weighing heavily on Bennett's shoulders.
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A Trump administration source has also previously told HuffPost that the cost of doling out this back pay could pose a steep challenge for federal agencies.
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Between asking elderly customers how their knees are doing and doling out jet-black coffee, she barks orders at her staff in a warm Cork accent.
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Senator Flake is out not because of President Trump, but because he's part of the punishment the GOP base is still doling out against ineffective leaders.
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Doling out smaller plots of developable land—something that Transport for London, the capital's transit authority and a big landowner, is exploring—would help smaller builders.
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The ride-hailing application Uber has more than doubled the amount of money it spends on lobbying, doling out $200,000 in 2014 and $470,2023 in 2015.
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Upon announcing the change, which will go into effect on Wednesday, McAleenan called on Congress to take the lead on doling out the temporary work permits.
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Elected officials and everyday Americans need to realize that now is not the time for finger wagging, raising the proverbial pitchforks and doling out punitive actions.
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The field kitchens doling out buckwheat stew and the tents warmed by wooden stoves, emblems of the previous rallies, today embody the accusation of unfulfilled promises.
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When the comics arrived, Ms. Ways greeted them warmly, a hurricane of energy, complimenting outfits, doling out hugs and cracking jokes to keep the mood light.
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In the center, wielding his knife like a conductor's baton, stands Mr. Hong, doling out precise, timed portions of exquisite nigiri sourced from across the globe.
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In an era of contested memory and memorials, critics have accused Blue Plaque commissioners of doling out posthumous pats-on-the-back to Great British Men.
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During a recent practice at the Liberty's training facility, she appeared to be in prime shape, hitting midrange jumpers and doling out crisp passes with aplomb.
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Walmart just announced a higher minimum wage and bonuses, joining a parade of other companies doling out cash to workers and crediting the GOP tax plan.
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Batsheva Hay, founder and creative director of Batsheva, has been doling out doily collars and whipping up long hems since she started her brand in 2015.
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And the trouble with Trump's selective doling out of punishment isn't the harm it inflicts on corporations, it's the incentives this regime creates for political sycophancy.
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Handmade decorations livened up the setting, and festival organizer Ricardo Veiga spent the weekend strolling around doling out hugs and chatting with bands and attendees alike.
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Nielsen also told me tests doling out fitness and dietary advice could wind up encouraging people to adopt lifestyle habits that are not really right for them.
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That could make it harder for proponents to roll it back since the practice of doling out money with specific line items led to cases of corruption.
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And anyway, if we wanted the best of the best beauty gifts (which we always do), we'd want what the biggest celebrities' glam squads are doling out.
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Sony envisions the Xperia Agent as a living robotic AI in your family, doling out relevant information, so you can stop looking at your phone so much.
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The stylists who are doling out these styles for the A-listers off-screen didn't disagree, either, when we asked them to weigh in on the trend.
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The author and activist has been penning his column Savage Love for more than 25 years — doling out advice about sex, relationships, kinks, and everything in between.
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In addition to doling out homework, teachers can use Schoolwork to monitor student progress in these apps and activities, allowing for tailored and more personalized learning experiences.
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They said the 30-year-old mother knew the beating her boyfriend was doling out to the child on a regular basis but never sought medical treatment.
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Odebrecht is accused of doling out nearly $800 million in bribes between 2001 and 2016 to get contracts from governments to build roads, bridges, dams and highways.
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The Department of Transportation (DOT) is doling out $5 million to assist with Hurricane Matthew recovery efforts in North Carolina, the head of the agency announced Wednesday.
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But being duped into doling out a few extra treats is a small price to pay for the unconditional love and empathy provided by our beloved dogs.
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Beyoncé's "Halo" as the musical cue over this scene is also a nice touch — The Young Pope is nothing if not great at doling out musical surprises.
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Mr Trachtenberg and his team just about pull it off, firstly by doling out regular tantalising morsels of new information, and secondly by making Michelle so resourceful.
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Under the banner ' In lulz we trust,' users contributed and edited entries, archiving online drama and doling out mob justice in the form of unfavourable search results.
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The priest-sinner analogy is probably intended to conjure up a fierce Catholic cleric of the Jansenist school, doling out scoldings and penances to a terrified miscreant.
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His first taste of violence may be a noble one — and defensible in the real world, too — but doling out Old West justice is a dangerous ambrosia.
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Last year, Amazon announced a program that would reward developers for building popular and well-received Alexa skills, by doling out cash payments for top-performing skills.
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Coach Jim Boeheim said his current players "weren't involved in anything" regarding Syracuse's past academic misconduct, its drug-policy violations and its doling out of improper benefits.
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The trend: The $380 million Congress is doling out to states to secure election systems is not enough, prompting private companies to offer free election security services.
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The RNC will provide the largest contribution at the start, doling out $4 million to both the National Republican Senatorial Committee and the National Republican Congressional Committee.
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But an arcane state law about gifts, which prevents the doling out of money to particular sets of people, makes such a fund very hard to establish.
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"When I arrived in 2011, Apple had two data centers, mostly handling internal traffic and doling out songs and apps from the iTunes Music Store," he wrote.
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Doling out the little medicine that remained, the doctors now focused their vote-getting efforts on patients with chronic illnesses, who needed repeated attention, Dr. Arias said.
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Just doling out a psilocybin capsule in "a sterile, fluorescent-lit clinic, with an uncaring practitioner who treats you coldly" might not lead to the best outcomes.
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Meek's also doling out 30 classroom packs to all the teachers at the school, making sure they've got everything to meet their pupils' needs this school year.
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It takes me back to those arguments with my parents, who insisted that all things were fair while doling out twice my weekly allowance to my brother.
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It's not too hard to imagine a Trump who pursued this strategy much more aggressively, doling out checks and assistance to his core constituencies at every opportunity.
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While the competition fills seasons with quiet character-building scenes, doling out plot sparingly, "The Leftovers" has always been boisterous and busy, leaving nothing on the shelf.
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While farming counties to the east are barely holding on, Weld is building roads, doling out scholarships and planning for a future beyond the fossil fuel rush.
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He helped turn that city into a retail capital, and exerted vast influence in the state, doling out big donations to arts organizations, hospitals, universities and politicians.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has targeted a wide range of Democratic adversaries in interviews, Twitter posts and news conferences, doling out names and insults with an auctioneer's stamina.
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Most people think that means doling out assignments, setting deadlines, telling employees you trust them to get the work done and then staying out of their way.
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Then, finally, is the curiosity of a Saudi heir doling out close to a half-billion dollars on a painting for a museum in a neighboring emirate.
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To those who know him best, it was classic Beverley — the intensity, the feistiness, the willingness to absorb contact while doling out a bit of it himself.
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But veer off to the right, into the building's other wing, and you'll run into a group of kids doling out unspeakable violence on unsuspecting bowling pins.
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Since McDonald's began doling out Egg McMuffins morning, noon and night, the company has seen sales boom; the company's stock is up almost 30 percent year over year.
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From doling out free tacos in honor of a stolen base at the World Series to collaborating with Forever 21 on an exclusive retail line, the Irvine, Calif.
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The Duchess of Sussex is effortlessly charming, living a real life fairytale and doling out a never-ending supply of adorable couple photos for us to swoon over.
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Some people think doling out dollars to upgrade airline seats is worth it, while others think even traveling for vacation while you have loans to pay is extravagant.
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It's important to note, however, that while women are better at doling out praise and receive more compliments, that does not necessarily mean we are accepting those compliments.
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The U.N. runs the camps, and humanitarian agencies assume various functions, operating schools, doling out food rations, managing water and sanitation, and offering programs in gender-based violence.
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The U.S. isn't the first country to debate reparation payments for its citizens; nations have a long record of doling out compensatory payment to right their historic wrongs.
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At a time when Instagram bloggers are doling out nutrition plans, and Whole30 is ubiquitous, many of us are just trying to make informed decisions about our health.
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To find out, I plopped down onto Vargas' table to experience a new treatment she's been doling out to La La Land's A-listers firsthand: The Supernova Facial.
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Before doling out any helpful tips, Joel thoroughly threatens Susie that if anything happens to Midge during their run around the East Coast, he's "gonna fucking kill" her.
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The company also is doling out Amazon Web Services promotional credits to Alexa developers, so they don't have to pay for AWS usage charges if skills become popular.
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The new chargers will be capable of doling out up to 350 kW of power — which would make them almost three times as powerful as Tesla's Supercharging stations.
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BuzzFeed's "6 Easy Masturbation Hacks For Men" video begins by doling out some pretty standard self-love tips: use both hands, and try using your non-dominant hand.
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Aside from committee assignments, Pelosi has a heavy hand in deciding office space, doling out special assignments, creating new leadership positions and approving international travel for congressional research.
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And "The Crown" — the scintillating Netflix drama, improving with age — is not at all shy about putting on a show, doling out all the pageantry and suds necessary.
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His agent/handler, Jane (Phylicia Rashad), also plays a dual role in mediating Van Damme's twin careers, alternating between brokering deals and doling out life-and-death assignments.
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The resulting investigation yielded a rich narrative of three trusted counselors to Mr. Cuomo conspiring to help the favored contractors, rigging bids and doling out other favorable treatment.
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Bosses rewarded those who acquiesced to their advances by doling out cushier jobs or punished those who spurned them, requiring them to do more taxing, even dangerous work.
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On July 30, in celebration of National Cheesecake Day, the brand will be doling out slices for half their normal price at all of its 193 restaurants nationwide.
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Edwards and MozzaPi baker Robyn McLaurin quarterbacked, parking dough outside to firm up in the February air, doling out bannetons, rescuing overly slack loaves and flinging bread lingo.
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Outtakes: • For a show that is usually methodical about doling out subplots, Danny's affair with a parlor worker, ending in her murder and his suicide, happens awfully fast.
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For the next three weeks, the hunters meandered through the desert with their hired Iraqi guards, occasionally doling out extravagant gifts to passing Bedouins to ensure their safety.
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A former chief of the North Valley drug cartel, Mr. Ramírez calmly told the jurors that an entire wing of his organization was devoted to doling out payments.
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If there's anything the two iterations of "Queer Eye" have taught America, it's that this country needs to see more groups of five gay men doling out makeovers.
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In addition to Peru, Odebrecht has acknowledged doling out hundreds of millions in bribes to win public work contracts throughout Latin America, spurring inquiries from Argentina to Panama.
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This safe-to-eat treat has cropped up in cities across the U.S. in recent months, with confectioners doling out scoops of dough in a variety of flavors.
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For his part, Trump has threatened to stop doling out CSR payments, apparently with the goal of further exacerbating the problems that already exist on the Obamacare exchanges.
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The government's ambitious 'Housing for All' scheme is lagging its 2022 deadline, and officials are doling out incentives, including subsidized loans, to encourage people to buy affordable homes.
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The government has long been in the business of doling out favors to industry groups, and taxpayers would be better off if the government stopped playing favorites, period.
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As far as these things go, the Turners are "good" slavers who refrain from doling out brutal punishment and even aid young Nat by teaching him to read.
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Or it could buy its employees Walmart stock and turn them all into shareholders, doling out about 113 Walmart shares — currently valued at about $83 apiece — to each.
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National Ice Cream Day is Sunday, July 15, and some of the country's best ice cream joints are celebrating by doling out free or discounted scoops of icy desserts.
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Tonight may have been Trump's first debate without his go-to debate punching bag, but that didn't stop him from doling out plenty of zingers throughout CNN's GOP debate.
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Party leadership, and especially a President who seems to thrive on doling out threats, have ways to influence vacillating members of their party to ensure a path to passage.
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Unlike Twitter, which, for a time, seemed to hand out blue check marks to anyone and everyone, Instagram has been more judicious in doling out verification from the start.
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She's been strung along for years by the evil Jasper Wick (the updated Mr. Wickham), who sleeps with her between official romances, doling out the occasional crumb of affection.
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His propensity for doling out medication sent staffers at the medical unit into a frenzy more than once, with multiple people describing a "scrambling" to account for missing medication.
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He had used the winter months to consolidate his ranks, through a mix of brutal crackdowns on dissent and doling out new posts to discontented members of the group.
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There is something cruel and immoral about imperiling long term care for needy seniors while doling out huge tax cuts to those at the top of the economic ladder.
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As the owner of successful hookah lounges and and isolation tank centers throughout Washington State, Cobb's no stranger to doling out operational advice to would-be small business owners.
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At the same time, even when builders may have wanted to aggressively build, banks were unusually conservative in doling out construction loans, having taken major losses during the bust.
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But his new strategy seems to be in favour of doling out as much of himself as possible until he lands on a proper finale that's satisfying to him.
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I'd taken on slinging lattes and doling out baked goods at my neighborhood Dunkin' Donuts, and after months of this, few interactions I had with customers surprised me anymore.
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Alderson, who has often shied away from doling out large contracts to players in their 30s, said last week that the Mets had the financial means to pursue Cespedes.
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Battles over private and public land have been a defining part of the West since the 1800s, when the federal government began doling out free acres to encourage expansion.
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As a result, I advocate for beginning the process of eliminating taxes and doling out a universal basic income—one that swallows welfare, Social Security, and all health services.
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For an agency that gave out $28 billion in 2019, doling out $350 billion in a matter of months will be an unprecedented scale especially given the tight timeline.
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In the 2000s, Egypt's ruler at the time, Hosni Mubarak, frittered away export earnings from an earlier gas boom on energy subsidies while doling out lucrative contracts to cronies.
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That means Canadians should avoid snuggling and kissing their furry housemates, need to wash their hands before doling out food, and should limit their pets' contact with other people.
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As we reported ... Bumble and Tinder are doling out dating advice for the COVID-19 era and encouraging singles to get to know someone without meeting up in person.
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Le Monde wryly noted that the Assemblée's canteen, used to doling out glasses of wine at night sessions, now had to get used to orange juice and Coca-Cola.
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Serge Gainsbourg on vinyl, quirky owner doling out gratis black Russians for no apparent reason, eclectic clientele all unabashedly chatting with friends and strangers in muddled French and English.
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Toss a thought into the digital ether, and strangers can drive by from any direction, doling out hypothetical challenges, probing your convictions at their leisure, demanding you justify yourself.
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In theory, doling out finished slices of a game at predetermined dates isn't entirely different from how a lot of games function already in terms of post-launch updates.
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However, Colbert wasn't the one who was doling out thanks: fellow nominee Jimmy Fallon stole the microphone to hand out accolades of his own, making for a hilarious interruption.
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And so, while private equity earned the biggest payouts among the largest publicly traded industries, there could be private companies (or small public ones) doling out even bigger paydays.
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India desperately needs its lenders to get their bad debts off their books so they can start doling out credit again, after economic growth has slid in recent quarters.
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Like most states, Colorado has a bureaucracy dedicated to doling out taxpayer-subsidized "incentives" to politically favored private businesses that don't actually need a subsidy in the first place.
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Warren's proposal, outlined in a Medium post as part of a broader plan for rural America, includes doling out $85 billion to help fund broadband deployment to underserved areas.
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But it is every inch a warplane and spy tool that Congress and the Pentagon must keep top of mind when it comes to doling out the resources and technology.
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No, really: In director Elizabeth Banks' upcoming take on the elite all-women crime-fighting team, the camera-shy millionaire doling out missions has become — by conservative estimate — a gazillionaire.
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But he was keen to bestow his hospitality, despite the topic of conversation, doling out tastes of sticky baklava or syrupy semolina cake on nearly every one of my visits.
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In a lawsuit filed on Tuesday in Los Angeles, Pishevar stands accused of turning his latest project, Hyperloop One, into an avenue for doling out favors and for personal gain.
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The agency doling out the grants ranked the church's application fifth (out of 44) but—owing to a provision of the Missouri constitution barring aid to churches—turned it down.
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Later, in 2010, Cheryl Strayed took over the anonymous persona of "Sugar," doling out advice but adding in personal stories to help her readers make sense of their own struggles.
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However, as Netflix seeks to woo top talent in the form of actors and content creators, the company has been more flexible when it comes to doling out viewership information.
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But for reality TV lovers, there is no other duo that has stolen America's hearts — while doling out some practical home renovation tips — quite like HGTV's Chip and Joanna Gaines.
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While FEMA is already doling out dollars, homeowners as well as business owners have until October 24 to apply for an SBA loan for any physical damage to their property.
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This is the problem with a politics of personality, which is consumed more with doling out praise and blame for high-profile politicians than demanding justice for broad social problems.
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The emails present — in undeniable detail — the level of involvement lobbyist Todd Howe had in granting access and doling out government funds, all while soliciting donations for Cuomo's reelection efforts.
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In the past, Venezuela managed a reliable voting block in the O.A.S. by doling out largess through groups like Petrocaribe, an organization where Venezuela provides cheap oil to Caribbean nations.
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Odebrecht has acknowledged doling out hundreds of millions in bribes to win public work contracts in Latin America, spurring inquiries from Peru to Panama that have shaken the region's elites.
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After 5 PM, this rainbow-hued health food eatery starts doling out shots of around 40 different types yakushu custom-blended to help partygoers power up or cool down gently.
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And while the advice to exercise and eat unprocessed food wasn't harmful, a lot of the more intensive treatments she'd been doling out had no oversight, no evidence behind them.
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And, you can hear from the incredible lineup of entrepreneurs, investors and innovators who will be doling out wisdom in the series of interviews and fireside chats throughout the show.
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The site offers tips on mastering every style imaginable — the fictional, the historical, and the super specific subcultures alike — except you'll never really know who is doling out the advice.
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As they chase this future, they are doling out salaries that are startling even in an industry that has never been shy about lavishing a fortune on its top talent.
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And even though she made some last-minute tweaks to it, she turned in her definitive rankings, telling stories—and doling out criticisms—with the unabashed honesty she's known for.
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So far, the president has kept mum about his current preferences in this race — intermittently doling out praise to Ward, McSally, and Arpaio and frustrating some Republicans in the process.
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It requires a certain level of vulnerability to emotionally invest in a series of puzzles, while the Game Master — a professional facilitator of fun — watches you struggle, doling out hints.
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The deal was further cemented by doling out ministries to every party in the coalition, with some ministries now getting two ministers — one from one party and one from another.
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Once again, Mr. Harrelson proves the scene stealer, doling out folksy wisecracks and sly threats in a gunfighter drawl that somehow shrinks the light-years between Tatooine and El Paso.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban has converted Hungary's democracy into a one-party state, doling out favors to cronies and using his powers to punish all those who dare to dissent.
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It's not only on Brunch with Tiffany that she plans on doling out the advice of an older, wiser HBIC, but through "spiritual vitality courses" she is working to build.
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And there was immediately some scoffs out there about the doling out of memorabilia given the Democrats previous messaging, this was a sad, somber, overall depressing time for the country.
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By the nineteen-twenties, doling out information had become a full-time job, and Herbert Hoover became the first President to hire a secretary whose responsibilities were solely press-related.
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So he kept moving on that recent Sunday morning, doling out bilingual small talk around the V.I.P. lounge of Reggiana's stadium before a recent game against Modena, a nearby rival.
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The Democratic National Committee will begin doling out $103 million among 210 state parties as part of its $25 million State Party Innovation Fund, a party spokesperson confirmed on Wednesday.
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The Democratic National Committee will begin doling out $1 million among 11 state parties as part of its $10 million State Party Innovation Fund, a party spokesperson confirmed on Wednesday.
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Today is World Photo Day, so brace yourselves for a parade of content doling out advice on how to "up your photography game" or laboriously recounting the history of the medium.
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Gibson-Tuttle invited us into the salon last week to check out the nail art it's doling out most this holiday season — just in time for your lazy Turkey Day weekend.
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This system has mutated free-market capitalism into crony capitalism, through which the government picks economic winners and losers by doling out tax breaks, loan guarantees, regulatory favors and contract awards.
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Unicorn-themed items may not carry actual magical powers, but they can certainly help brighten up your day — which is precisely why brands are doling out unicorn paraphernalia for the home.
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Trump huddled behind closed doors with rank-and-file Republicans just hours after GOP leaders unveiled changes intended to pick up votes by doling out concessions to centrists and hardliners alike.
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In theory, he could lose all of the Super Tuesday contests and start to overtake Trump when states start doling out delegates on a winner-take-all basis in mid-March.
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Trump met with the Pope at the Vatican during his first presidential foreign tour, and the head of the Catholic Church was doling out penance for Trump's sins against the planet.
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So state officials tacked $10.5 million in tax breaks onto a previous request, even as they were forced to close museums, withhold funding for nonprofits, and stop doling out lottery payments.
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Doling out checks in increments of at least $100 million, it has amassed a sprawling and formidable portfolio of about 80 tech investments in AI, semiconductors, e-commerce, transportation, and healthcare.
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This is how politicians and big business created a ruling class: politicians doling out billions to favored industries, and in return special interests filling politicians' war chest with millions in donations.
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Since Congress let CHIP funding lapse, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has been doling out unused funds to states in need of money to keep their programs running.
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Entertainment Weekly reports that the show won't start filming until August, which gives Bialik enough time to recuperate and her vocal chords to heal before she's doling out her signature zingers.
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This, as much as any actual revelation so far, is the power of the ongoing document dump from the Hillary Clinton campaign, which WikiLeaks is in the middle of doling out.
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Late Sunday morning, he had ReBar's television sets tuned to N.F.L. football and was doling out $1 Avery Real Peel I.P.A.s and locally butchered hot links to a smattering of customers.
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They spend most days moving the truck from stop to stop throughout the city, doling out products that are typically surplus from vendors who apply to be included in the program.
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And you have to use the active virus to do it, which means a biosafety level 3 lab and permission from the CDC, which is doling out the active virus specimens.
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About 40 attendees are expected to join the President at the exclusive event after doling out more than a half-million dollars per couple, one Republican familiar with the event said.
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The group that hosted the event last month in Cleveland is run by a prominent black ally of the president, and it promoted Trump administration policies while doling out cash prizes.
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Roger Williams, elected in 2012, told reporters he ran against the practice of doling out money for certain district-specific projects when he first mounted a campaign for his House seat.
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It is out of touch, however, to give the rich half a cake while doling out comparative crumbs to the rest of us and expecting eternal gratitude instead of valid criticism.
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Advocates also accuse city officials of doling out parking placards as political favors to the powerful teachers' unions and others, including 2269,22016 new placards for teachers and school employees in 2017.
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After doling out Yeezys to those in the family who have been nice to her lately, Kim also handed out another gift to Khloé and Kourtney, the mysterious DILF hats in question.
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At any rate, with the steady drip of new content that Blizzard has been doling out for Overwatch, it's likely that the community will still continue going strong for years to come.
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Schitt's Creek may have punchlines aplenty (and O'Hara remains unparalleled when it comes to doling out hilarious non sequitur lines), but it's bingeworthy precisely because it feels like such a calming balm.
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I'm right there trying to work on it myself, I don't want to come across as the guy who figured everything out and is doling out insults to the rest of guys.
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It's also doling out 1,000 vaguely alien-themed posters, "worthy of the pop-culture status fans have given their favorite sauces," to prove you're among the first to nab the sugary goo.
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This week, the junta approved a Sustainable Thainess project that involves doling out 200,000 baht ($6,240) to each of 82,371 villages across the country by July to "improve the quality of life".
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After doling out misinformation at first, Michel eventually cracks and reveals that he was supposed to deliver a supply of explosives (which are in his car) to a train station in Austria.
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In the early years of the Obama administration, they began doling out tens of millions of dollars to an eclectic array of conservative groups — many of them outside Washington's mainline Republican establishment.
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Perhaps, Christina heard they were doling out spots to women on our new currency and this is her way of reminding us she's as much of a national treasure as anyone else.
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The program stemmed from Uber's earlier efforts to provide car financing to drivers who want a vehicle, though it came under fire when it became apparent it was doling out subprime loans.
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The remainder of the emergency funding request, about $450 million, will go to the Small Business Administration, which is doling out disaster recovery loans to homes and businesses damaged by the storm.
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He estimates that he's reported tens of thousands of fake reviews to Google and has spent more than 1,200 total hours in its forums, answering questions, doling out advice and escalating issues.
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These freelancer networks must be managed, but publishers and editors work from a position of relative power, doling out assignments to their friends while pleading poverty as their budgets are always overstretched.
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In the four-minute Volume 1 - Serengeti, a hairy white man (Sharlto Copley) oversees the development of humanity by doling out rain, snuffing out fire, and in general being a control freak.
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Gary Oldman's ex-wife would like to give the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences the Oscar for Best Hypocrite for doling out awards to her former hubby and Kobe Bryant.
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Mr. Romero and his wife, Claudia, have worked in this shop seven days a week for 48 years, doling out bread and tamal flour, diapers and fishing rods, medicines and ranch tools.
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In that regulatory vacuum, Clearview has thrived, doling out free trials seemingly at will and encouraging law enforcement officers and officials to invite their colleagues and perform as many searches as possible.
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You can also write them into your will to receive a set amount of money or items of value, or set up a trust fund to handle the doling out of assets.
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After Anthony had finished doling out his apparel to the fans who crept down to the court, he retreated to the locker room and addressed the elephant in the room: his future.
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As senator and now governor, Mr. Sonko has ingratiated himself with the public, and especially the city's poor, by doling out cash at rallies and paying the school fees for needy students.
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This story is not about Snapchat's Millennial-seekers: Miranda Kerr filming her squat workout routine, Warby Parker doling out free sunglasses, Team Hillary snapping a guy dressed like Uncle Sam at the DNC.
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With that in mind, they have been doling out the political burns during the debates, campaign speeches, the election and more recently the inauguration and the first few days of the Trump presidency.
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DOPESICK NATION, VICELAND's docu-series about the recovery industry in South Florida, follows Holmes as he works with those who need help by doling out payment-free stays—or "scholarships"—at treatment centers.
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Since his exit from the conservative news channel, the 67-year-old has been publishing articles on his website, discussing news on a podcast, and, now doling out daily life tips on Twitter.
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Baldasaro spoke during a news conference earlier this year after Trump invited him to the podium while fending off criticism about his lack of transparency in doling out funds raised for veterans charities.
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Amid official schemes, one called Resolution was recently launched as a regulatory mechanism which restructures and, where necessary, winds down a lending institution by doling out losses to both equity and debt holders.
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"You have to project into the future to see how these programs turn out," so a board with an overly rosy outlook might overestimate the year's performance when doling out equity-based compensation.
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Just minutes into the eleventh GOP debate of the 2016 election, Donald Trump and Marco Rubio were asked about the digs they've been doling out in the other's direction over the past week.
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Since California began doling out permits in 2014, the permits have gone to automakers like Ford and Tesla as well as technology companies including Alphabet, Apple and Baidu and ride-hailing leader Uber.
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Notably, none of these moments followed Game of Thrones' worst instincts, like doubling down on a dubious storyline (see: Ramsay) or doling out pain for the sake of meeting some unspecified violence quota.
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Our conservative leaders need to hold the line on this one, no matter how enticing it may be to seek the approval of the progressive left by doling out money to the cities.
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Hundreds of people paying $2,700 each, with some doling out much more, are expected at a fund-raiser on Saturday hosted by Frank Biondi, an investment banker, and his wife, Carol, that Mrs.
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But before Hannah can even start doling out morose roses, Luke S. pulls her aside and does something that is actually pretty stand-up and smart on his end: he sends himself home.
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Parents across the world are doling out $15 to Epic Games after the developer released Season 9, the latest update for its hit game Fortnite that's particularly popular among kids and young adults.
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The chief executive may not willy-nilly conjure up an "emergency" as a pretext for issuing orders that could undermine state sovereignty, and for doling out federal dollars that Congress should be allocating.
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Because I'm part of everybody, and even though for 13 weeks now I've been doling out work advice, I too feel hopelessly addicted to the internet and often rudderless and out of sorts.
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But federal prosecutors have accused Alain E. Kaloyeros, former president of the State University of New York Polytechnic Institute, and Mr. Howe of rigging bids and doling out favorable treatment to certain contractors.
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M.L.S. Roundup After the final whistle blew, the Atlanta United players lingered in the middle of the field, doling out hugs and soaking up cheers from the crowd of more than 70,000 fans.
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For many Americans, Australian wines were epitomized either by cheap commodities like Yellow Tail, which sold by the millions, or jammy, alcoholic blockbusters, which were glorified by critics doling out 20083-point scores.
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The Chinese system values experience and knowledge when doling out prized foreign posts – a contrast to the U.S. system in which ambassadorships are often handed out to political donors with little diplomatic experience.
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Greenberg did not elaborate on how long the project will go for — and how many accounts they're doling out for internet pirates to find — but perhaps finding out is part of the hunt.
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Under Mr. Kim, North Korea has engineered a building boom in Pyongyang, raising a slew of high-rise apartment buildings and doling out the housing to nuclear and missile scientists and other elites.
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Odebrecht is accused of doling out nearly $800 million in bribes between 2001 and 2016 -- some filtered through the United States -- to get contracts from governments to build roads, bridges, dams and highways.
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"You get a discount, you get a discount, everybody gets a discount!" is what Oprah would probably say if she still had her show and was doling out discounts to her overenthusiastic audience.
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"It takes a village to raise a child" is a proverb with specious roots that has been used by everyone from former Secretaries of State to random strangers doling out unsolicited parenting advice.
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Two are oversight issues with the City Council: doing away with the system of doling out funds to individual members, known as member items; and creating an independent inspector general for the Council.
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If a decentralized system was doling out resources equally to a seven-billion-and-growing population of human beings, how long before overpopulation and lack of resources would do us in as a species?
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Unfortunately, Nintendo doesn't have a good track record with the Virtual Console, doling out slow, incomplete drips of old games instead of simply establishing a robust library to meet the scope of player demand.
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Photo: APAfter two weeks of watching his company take in the shorts for doling out the most intimate details of people's lives like candy, Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly resigned himself to testify before Congress.
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Any inputs the arm receives—whether from the sparks of nerves left over on a stump, or directly from motor neurons in the brain—require explicit instructions, which humans are bad at doling out.
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To top it all off, the person in charge of doling out Title X grants is an anti-choice extremist who used to run crisis pregnancy centers and has compared abortion to the Holocaust.
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So she started doling out samples to friends and, with their enthusiastic feedback (and at the urging of her husband and business partner, Klaus Heidegger), agreed to bring her premium creams to the public.
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These ranged from doling out money and jobs in the Taliban shadow government to sweet-talking disaffected cadres, bribing clerics to give favorable pronouncements and playing for time whenever a problematic issue presented itself.
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Venture investors and startup entrepreneurs are betting there are highly scalable businesses to be built in doling out more exotic varieties of water, coconut-based beverages and other drinks to hydrate calorie-conscious consumers.
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They know they can keep doling out a little more each season when it comes to demo-dogs and telekinesis, but the most relatable, human elements of the show come from real-life struggles.
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While we'd love to spend sweater season with a closet full of striped knits from Ganni and The Elder Statesman, doling out $500 on one sweater — let alone a whole collection — isn't always realistic.
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Those folks are dependent on huge chunks of cash and had gotten used to a new normal: large, late-stage funds doling out IPO-sized rounds to companies still too immature to go public.
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The International Seabed Authority, which is responsible for doling out exploration permits in international waters, is developing management plans that establish 'Areas of Particular Environmental Interest', where mining and its impacts are not permitted.
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In various cities across the country, they've been reportedly doling out $5 Starbucks and Amazon gift cards to people on the street in exchange for the totally not creepy request of a few selfies.
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After signing up with his seventh service, he'd been forced to hire temps to sub into his own temp jobs, doling out piddling percentages of the piddling percentage he got from corporate in California.
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For Sanchez, a trainer whose hyperbolic praise for his fighters is one of the tools that helps Golovkin's mythical status, this was the type of violence he believed Golovkin was capable of doling out.
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Some mayors offer companies generous tax breaks and abatements to bring jobs to their cities—deals that have not always worked out as planned and opened them to charges of doling out corporate welfare.
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They can be summed up as the Four P's: Pork: It turns out that tea party Republicans in both chambers are showing they are actually comfortable doling out what they would ordinarily call pork.
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Plenty of women's magazines and websites (like, admittedly, the one you're on right now) make their nut doling out anecdotes and tips that single women in desperate need of a clue will cling to.
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Since the election of Atlanta's first black mayor Maynard Jackson in 1973, Atlanta has been run like a machine, with the political elites doling out insider favors and cultivating a web of lucrative connections.
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The document asserted, for example, that Jackson, the physician to the president, earned the nickname "Candyman" because he was so loose in doling out prescription medication to White House staff, often without proper paperwork.
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After all, the president has a habit of doling out pardons to people he considers to have been wronged by federal prosecutors, such as former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio and conservative provocateur Dinesh D'Souza.
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Upon assuming the presidency, Mr. Duterte began a ruthless campaign against drugs, dealers and users nationwide, conducting it much like his administration in Davao City had fought crime — doling out justice by summary execution.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England is expected to publish measures on Tuesday to correct "weaknesses" it has uncovered in how banks have been doling out credit to consumers at a rapidly expanding pace.
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It's increasingly difficult to justify doling out steep salaries and lavish perks demanded by engineers in the Bay Area, when programmers in other cities can be had for as little as $50,000 a year.
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Mr. Trump knows how to deliver, doling out announcements like the Carrier deal or broadsides against the "Hamilton" cast's treatment of his vice president, perfectly pitched to resentments of mockery by the cultural elite.
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" He urged his overwhelmingly white electorate to deal with addiction "as a public health crisis, providing treatment and support, rather than simply doling out punishment, claiming victory and moving on to our next conviction.
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Peru is the first Latin American country besides Brazil known to have started plea deal talks with the company after it admitted publicly to doling out bribes in the region without naming officials involved.
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When we were doling out assignments last summer for which writers were going to sum up which candidates' positions on the issues, the Trump write-up went to one of our interns, Tez Clark.
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Mr Berdymukhamedov, a former dentist who styles himself "Arkadag", the "Protector", threw himself into the campaign, crooning a song of his own composition to gas workers and doling out televisions to herdsmen in the desert.
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But when it comes to doling out my hard-earned cash on new threads, I've learned that being selective — as in, spending on pieces that'll serve me in multiple facets of my life — is key.
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Doling out advice to random people at the gym isn't cool — unless, of course, you're a certified trainer whose job it is to correct people's form and teach them the safest ways to work out.
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That means a rudimentary deep-learning system for doling out loans could illegally deny applicants based on their race, just because it noticed that African-American borrowers default on loans more often than white borrowers.
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For nearly a month, the group has been prepping and doling out about 259,1003 meals a day for people struggling on the devastated island of St. Thomas in the wake of hurricanes Irma and Maria.
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For nearly a month, the group has been prepping and doling out about 1,000 meals a day for people struggling on the devastated island of St. Thomas in the wake of hurricanes Irma and Maria.
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Doling out temporary visibility does not decentralize the white ruling class that presides over the art world, in the form of, let's say, Wall Street bankers sitting on the board of a contemporary art museum.
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In the reveal video, we saw an explosive and disorienting fighting game that has characters teleporting left and right, doling out massive doomsday event-style energy blasts, and throwing punches and kicks at blistering speeds.
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Sterling occasionally being sober and serious enough to actually show off that he's smart and capable of doling out precise action-star violence has been a source of humor for many seasons of the show.
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In a time when 6-year-olds are doling out contouring tips and celebrity kids are moonlighting as makeup artists, it makes sense that the demand for "play makeup" is at an all-time high.
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So to handle bullying, whether it's about race or not, schools instead turn to programs that teach social and emotional skills in hopes of preventing conflict, rather than doling out harsh consequences after the fact.
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And that's not even factoring in President-elect Donald Trump's call to roll back regulations on banks, which Moynihan said may remove hurdles that deterred investors from doling out capital as freely as they wanted.
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And, despite record numbers of shoppers, larger discounts enabled consumers to spend less on average than they did in 2015, doling out $289 on average in contrast to last year's average of just under $300.
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The changes rolled out alongside an overhaul of the company's popular customer loyalty program, Starbucks Rewards, which is now doling out stars based on dollars spent in stores, rather than how often customers make purchases.
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From Kylie Jenner's controversial Forbes cover, to Cardi B doling out tax questions, to female-oriented brands accused of selling out feminism for profit — this year has been filled with drama around women and money.
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Healthy people generally cost insurers less, so why not encourage policyholders to live healthfully by doling out perks and discounts, and then track them to make sure they're sticking to their end of the bargain?
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Whether she's doling out advice on how to heal a broken heart, reminding you to take a jacket, or simply teaching you about life, one thing is for sure: She's always looking out for you.
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It would be great if that were the point — a commentary on modern TV and what keeps us watching — but TWD is carrying on as if it's gifting something honest instead of doling out cruelties.
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The company is also doling out cash rewards for popular game skills, giving out AWS credits to skill builders, and is giving away free Echo Dot devices and other swag throughout the month of July.
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Maybe that's because the per-share earnings estimates of analysts that Wall Street topped Wednesday morning exclude the cost of employee stock options, which Twitter has been doling out liberally for years to attract workers.
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The bellicose US President's bravado should surprise absolutely no one; he picked fights throughout the Republican primary, doling out nicknames to his opponents, then seeking out new adversaries when the foe du jour was vanquished.
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Federal prosecutors from both offices are expected to speak in Manhattan federal court on Wednesday before US District Judge William Pauley III, who has a reputation for doling out lengthy sentences in white-collar cases.
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Don't forget: Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi has faced intense backlash, even from those in her own party, for repeatedly describing the bonuses companies are doling out to employees thanks to the tax cut as "crumbs."
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Trugoy doesn't want to suspect Dillon, a seemingly upstanding man, of such a heinous crime; he certainly wouldn't suspect him at Christmas, when Dillon's volunteering, doling out gifts, supposedly embodying everything wholesome about the season.
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Instead of doling out ministerial positions to influential members of political parties with the aim of building coalitions in Brazil's fractious, multiparty Congress, as previous presidents had done, he tapped military leaders, ideologues and technocrats.
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The two met about six years ago at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, where Ms. Harris was the "chip girl" — doling out chips signifying time spent in sobriety — and Mr. Mason was receiving a new one.
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The gun lobby is one of the most potent political forces in Washington, doling out tens of millions of dollars each election cycle to lawmakers and campaigns to steer the political discourse on gun regulation.
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Even as the firm's lawyers were doling out legal advice to the banking giant's directors, partners were weighing how "to create a more efficient practice group management structure," according to emails reported by legal publications.
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Some members blasted the TSA for using its resources poorly, such as doling out excessive bonuses, not always opening up PreCheck lanes and allowing screening officers to be used for campaign rallies and other events.
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And my generation is spending more money on our grandchildren, 64 percent more than grandparents did just 10 years ago, doling out, for instance, roughly $4.3 billion a year on primary and secondary school tuition.
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I spend my days shuffling between meetings, doling out opinions and action items, hoping my next project/deal/strategy will be the one to get me that promotion to help with the kids' education fund.
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Presumably, this is because said pig has been too busy doling out gratification to even consider being cut up, cooked, and served alongside Nicole O'Brien's excellent, simple fare, at this new restaurant in Washington Heights.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I am a writer and far from a chef: I'm much more at ease when dealing with words than when doling out dishes I've made for others to taste.
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Related: Syrian Peace Talks Have Already Been Delayed — But the UN Insists They Will Happen For his part, Abdulrahman says his men are there to protect Madaya, and have no role in doling out food.
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Over decades, it perfected the art of doling out special privileges to such an array of groups — farmers, notaries, pharmacists, civil servants, teachers and ordinary retirees as well as shipping magnates — that its economy gummed up.
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Then: Scary Spice Now: When she's not doling out feedback for contestants as a judge on America's Got Talent, Mel B is wowing us with her rock-hard abs – at age 41 (and with three kids!).
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This isn't e-commerce in the traditional sense — that is, Snapchat is not actually doling out the tickets or any other physical products, and it's not processing payments or taking a cut of any sales driven.
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Getting your free frosty beverage is easy: Simply go to your local 7-Eleven on Thursday and make a beeline for the Slurpee machine, where staff members will be doling out drinks in customers' desired flavors.
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The two beloved characters — voiced by Annie Potts and Tom Hanks, respectively — run the show in the scene, doling out commands as they help save a toy in danger of being washed away by a rainstorm.
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But not for Kalanick himself, who is getting a pass for the past and the kind of clean slate that Huffington and the board of Uber are doling out without him paying much of a price.
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Petcube's popular line of pet cameras let people monitor, talk to and interact with their dogs and cats while away – including by doing things like doling out treats or turning on a laser toy, for example.
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We've reached out to Mark Zuckerberg to ask if he has, in fact, created a complex series of bots with the sole purpose of doling out compliments and plastering his own face on his Facebook posts.
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The radio spectrum is extremely valuable: There's a limited amount of space and ever-increasing demand, and when the government starts doling out new spectrum space we can almost certainly expect a frenzied frequency land grab.
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Some of the shared traits include complicated flights of fancy, occasionally blurring the lines between fact and fantasy; and doling out story in measured drips, advancing the plot at what often feels like a snail's pace.
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The bad news is that this rise in market power also has negative effects — on economic growth through lower physical capital investment, and on income distribution by doling out a smaller share of income to workers.
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Brazil is wrestling with widespread protests over corruption allegations at the highest levels of government, while Peru's leading presidential candidate, Keiko Fujimori, could be expelled from the race for doling out cash at a campaign event.
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There, they perform an extravagant nightly show for the buffet-fed masses, doling out the same camel clutches and one-liners each night and following them up with partying into the wee hours of the morning.
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I came to like her a lot, enjoying how the series was doling out its characterization among the three Robinson kids instead of heaping all of it on young Will (as the original '60s series did).
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Incorporated isn't keen on doling out details too quickly, but it does become clear that he wants to reunite with—and save—a childhood friend who sold herself into sex slavery to escape the Red Zone.
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If you sense that referees don't want to influence the outcome of games with a two-minute penalty, that feeling is 30 times greater for people doling out suspensions—or not, as the case may be.
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Too much of "Bitter Orange" consists of two interesting, dramatic people doling out selective information to their undramatic listener; even as the noose tightens (and it does), you sense you could still slip out of it.
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The city's Economic Development Corporation is doling out 1,000 free passes to the New York City ePrix, an electric auto-racing event taking place on Saturday and Sunday at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal in Red Hook.
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Jamie lied about Ian's whereabouts to parents who were worried for his life, but before the ten-minute mark, Jamie has been so thoroughly forgiven that he's doling out arch parenting advice to Jenny (Laura Donnelly).
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Sunny's story is also a welcome change from the doling out of Kit's history with Cal and from present-day Kit, who has tunneled so far into herself she's gone from first-person narration to third.
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But algorithmic management—whether it's Uber assigning rides to drivers or retailers doling out shifts through automated scheduling—often keeps workers in the dark, she says, giving them less say over how and when they work.
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Like Beard's obituaries, it shows how he towered over the country's culinary landscape, pioneering the kind of food television that Julia Child would later do and doling out advice in newspaper columns much like Craig Claiborne's.
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Jon Cryer The "Two and a Half Men" co-star may not be as vocal as some of the other celebrities on this list, but he spent 2017 doling out cash to Democratic groups and candidates.
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In telephone interviews, residents said the Islamic State was using food as a weapon, doling out small amounts to hungry families in return for information gained by spying on neighbors suspected of aiding Iraqi security forces.
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The poll also found that more than 70 percent voters in each state favored changing the way non-violent criminals are sentenced and allowing judges to use their discretion rather than doling out mandatory minimums sentences.
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" Kawhi's spirit stayed with the boy for his entire life, doling out advice about "sacrifice" and "working to make the team better" and "getting in a DEEP defensive stance so you can maximize your vertical movement.
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It's a fun contraption, but not exactly something you can leave on your front porch doling out candy while you head to bed—unless your okay with all of your candy and expensive Lego Mindstorms all disappearing.
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Researchers also found that supplying 21 months of the pill to female veterans was more cost effective than doling out just three months of contraceptives at a time, according to the study published in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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The Handmaid's Tale's second season has already secured bigger roles for its main stars like Alexis Bledel, but it looks like the book's author, Margaret Atwood, is looking beyond the cast and already doling out cameo opportunities.
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Even if I bought a large bag of chips (still in verboten packing material, even if in multiple-use format) I was doling out a snack-sized portion to take into the office — into another plastic bag.
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In the scene, Lestrange is being disciplined for cursing two students who were discussing her family (even then, the Lestranges were quite infamous), and the teacher doling out the punishment is none other than...Professor Minerva McGonagall.
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The fab five is back in Atlanta this season, and this time, they're doling out makeovers to both men and women who could stand to learn a thing or two from a gang of queer lifestyle gurus.
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Jorge Aguado, a senior government science and technology official, told Reuters that research budgets have increased since President Mauricio Macri took office in 2015, but acknowledged the economic volatility has caused delays in doling out the funds.
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You're doling out draft beers to Syracuse fans and cursing this 50 cents game-day wing special, or you're hauling your ass across town pushing a toddler in a stroller so he's not late to music class.
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House lawmakers on Thursday blasted the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) for doling out $90,000 in bonuses to one agency official despite a damning report that showed screeners failing to detect fake bombs and weapons during security tests.
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China's world number 100 Duan Yingying was the first player into the second round of the tournament after doling out a 6-0 6-1 thrashing of Colombian Mariana Duque-Marino in 51 minutes on Court 10.
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She was left out of the biographical documentary of Mr. Trump shown at that convention and was unmentioned in news articles that detail the advice his three older children are doling out as the race gets tighter.
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Of its expenses, the DNC spent heavily on setting up events, doling out $2202,2628 on catering, $28500,6900 on "event production & site rentals," $2628,28503 on "event decorations," $22019,000 on expenses marked as "event consulting" and $19,000 on security.
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Australian banks have had a dream run since the 2008/09 global financial crisis, posting record profits and doling out chunky dividends, but they are now facing higher loan defaults, slowing revenue growth and mounting regulatory costs.
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"I am concerned that Uber could be tracking my Lyft ride activity and could use that to discriminate against me when it comes to doling out ride requests," says Brendon, who drives for both Uber and Lyft.
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The country's aviation regulator is aiding the effort by offering support to airlines that have restored or kept services amid the epidemic, including doling out cash subsidies for each flight and waiving airport and air control fees.
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With his power restored, whenever he wanted state permission to plunder — doling out streetcar franchises, confiscating private property (often his own, at inflated prices) for public purposes, consolidating power — he invoked a good government demand: home rule.
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"Members of Congress have the best judgment about what's needed for their districts," Ms. Lowey said in an interview in which she described how the administration now wields far more discretion in doling out funds for projects.
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The F.B.I. teams also helped illuminate a shadowy network of Saudi "propagators" who moved around the United States, often with diplomatic status, spreading Wahhabist doctrine, networking in Muslim communities, doling out money to mosques and gathering intelligence.
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The comments drew sharp rebuke online from a man who said he was involved in doling out recovery funds with the U.S. Army, who laid out his emotional connection to the subject in a series of tweets Wednesday.
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His companies, Concord Management and Consulting, as well as Concord Catering, are believed to have financed the operation, at one point, doling out $1.25 million a month in salaries and bonuses to its operatives, according to Mueller's findings.
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Between pushing the boundaries for just how much of your hoo-ha is actually covered by a flimsy pair of bottoms to pairing string bikini bottoms with more experimental tops, swimsuit designers are doling out the love, too.
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There has been a retrenching in doling out venture capital in Silicon Valley and other start-up hubs like New York, and for months, global markets have been in turmoil, causing some investors to become more risk-averse.
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According to WikiLeaks, the quantity of the Vault 7 leak, which the publisher is doling out month by month, "already eclipses the total number of pages published over the first three years of the Edward Snowden NSA leaks."
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The Libra Association will be responsible for recruiting more founding members to act as validator nodes for the blockchain, fundraising to jump-start the ecosystem, designing incentive programs to reward early adopters and doling out social impact grants.
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In addition to doling out the usual awards for television and film, the show focused on the new Time's Up alliance to end sexual misconduct in America, a message magnified by the stars' collective decision to wear black.
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There was a general sense among observers that when it came down to doling out the final at-large bids, some deserving midmajors were snubbed in favor of brand-name teams from the richest and most prominent conferences.
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Though many firms garnered headlines for doling out bonuses to employees or raising hourly wages, analysts and economists largely predicted that corporate America would turn to deal-making, dividends or share buybacks as ways to spend their money.
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And while it's premature to begin doling out revenue offsets, there's no question that revenue generation at that scale will be essential to achieving the other goals of tax reform — especially rate reduction both for businesses and individuals.
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"There are poorly trained administrators, faculty and students investigating alleged criminal conduct, sitting in judgment and doling out punishment," said Charles Wayne, a lawyer in Washington, who has represented more than a dozen men accused in campus proceedings.
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If your company is negatively affected by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act or just isn't doling out any pay or benefits improvements, Challenger said now could be a good time to consider looking for a job elsewhere.
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Tom Cheshire, a reporter with the British network Sky News who has dealt with Fancy Bears, said they behaved "almost more like a P.R. firm, really" and were "very businesslike," doling out scoops and trying to shape coverage.
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Mills noted that even a loan of $7,000 would likely be considered fiscally imprudent for a bank, which she said wouldn't make any money from doling out a loan of that size to a smaller brick-and-mortar operation.
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Further, the federal government would start seeing universities with high dropout rates as an expensive burden since the Treasury would be doling out billions of dollars in loan forgiveness to the students these institutions failed to educate and retain.
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On the one hand, ADHD is viewed as a neurobiological condition linked to genes/genetics, which big-pharmaceutical companies believe they can solve by doling out Adderall, Ritalin, or one of the many drugs used to treat the condition.
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NBC On the newest episode of Maya & Marty, the comedian delivers a tour de force performance as fashion's most formidable ruler, doling out one-liners that even Anna herself would be hard-pressed not to crack a smile over.
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And the executive order -- which calls for stricter enforcement and launches a review of "Buy American" statutes and the doling out of skilled worker visas -- will barely dent his attempts to match his bold campaign rhetoric with policy action.
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Quinn's current situation gives the show a chance to talk about what nations owe the people who will do the dirtiest, cruelest work "for the greater good," and about the repercussions of surviving—and doling out—so much violence.
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But Brown believes that until the FTC starts fining more businesses for posting fake listings and reviews, or Google starts finding bad actors faster and doling out harsher punishments, he's only making a small dent in a huge ecosystem.
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But this time, instead of doling out the slap, Alicia receives a faceful of open hand, courtesy of her former boss and mentor Diane Lockhart (Christine Baranski): Unlike her husband, Alicia is not getting slapped for sleeping with prostitutes.
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In one of my earliest memories, my mother is taking a work call, juggling the phone, a legal pad and a box of Cheerios she was doling out to keep my infant twin brothers quiet in their high chairs.
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The friendship they developed was often fraught, and even codependent, with the former B-movie heartthrob Wayne suffering from chronic feelings of inadequacy and the hard-nosed, occasionally abusive A-list director Ford unafraid of doling out tough love.
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Netflix&aposs highly-anticipated second season of its British drama "Sex Education" follows high schooler Otis Milburn, the son of sex therapist Jean, as he navigates his own budding sexual exploration while doling out sex advice to his peers.
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"To get rid of your preconceived ideas about Montgomery, you need a fresh pair of eyes," she said on a recent tour, doling out red cat-eye sunglasses, her signature look, to travelers boarding her open-sided electric minibus.
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When Jeff Bezos — Amazon's CEO and the richest person alive — announced his new $103 billion Bezos Earth Fund on Tuesday, he said he would start doling out that cash to scientists, NGOs, and activists as early as this summer.
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Babylon's tool aims to reduce physicians' burden by automating the triage process to determine where users should go for treatment, and Dr. Watkins raised flags, alleging that the chatbot was doling out unsafe advice to users, per AI News.
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The government has taken notice too, doling out around 300 million zlotys through a European Union funded program -- the fourth round of which is underway -- to award developers early stage grants to help gaming projects get off the ground.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The Indian government is doling out incentives to people to buy affordable homes as officials race to meet a 21 deadline of providing housing for all, but campaigners say the measures won't fix the problem of homelessness.
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Over the past few months, Stash also launched a coaching system that trains people how to become an investor by doling out points and advice as they take particular steps, as well as a savings account product called Smart Save.
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In the mad dash for the still-tiny slice of top AI talent, companies are competing to beef up increasingly lucrative businesses, doling out sky-high salaries reaching well into 6 digits, on top of the usual tech office perks.
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This trend of companies doling out cash and offering (or expanding) paid leave shares another commonality: Nearly all these large employers have attributed their ability to make these changes to the huge corporate tax break Republicans signed into law last month.
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The $20 limit was always a puzzling move, and it led some critics to speculate that HQ was using it as a way to avoid doling out too much money as it ballooned in popularity over the last few months.
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His Beckett isn't some scenery-chewing caricature of a smuggler; he's a hard-bitten guy who has lost a lot along the way and isn't shy about doling out chestnuts about never trusting anyone or how people are always predictable.
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The events of Avengers: Endgame raised a lot of questions regarding what the world would look like in the aftermath of Tony Stark's victory over Thanos, and thankfully, Spider-Man: Far From Home makes quick work of doling out their answers.
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As a means of celebrating Grease: Live's achievement before it's surely surpassed by Tyler Perry's The Passion of the Christ, my colleague Jamieson Cox and I are doling out a handful of awards and miscellaneous superlatives to last night's performers.
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Apparently, the shennaniganery has only been escalating since right after the big win, as the parade today has created a new rash of fall-downers: Lots of moms are going to be doling out I-told-you-so's later tonight.
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What happened: A chain of nursing homes run by the Little Sisters of the Poor sued over the government's workaround for opting out of birth control coverage because they argued that it still made them complicit in doling out contraception.
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Jones, now a multi-hyphenate in his own right and a regular investor on CNBC's Adventure Capitalists, wasn't always in the enviable position of testing outdoor products for a television audience and then doling out advice (and cash) to hopeful entrepreneurs.
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Of course, all of this hasn't stopped recipients of the bank's largess from lobbying the new Trump administration to fill the three vacancies on its board, so that it can again return to doling out billions to America's largest corporations.
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One donor said he was doling out two-figure contributions to a handful of candidates, including Buttigieg, to make sure "there's a good group of candidates up on stage" in June, when the first primary debate is slated to take place.
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The 440-page report chronicles teachers doling out physical violence including slapping boys in the face so hard that the marks could be seen the next day, whipping them with wooden sticks and violin bows and subjecting them to severe beatings.
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The commissioner, naturally, was pressed about the situation with Brown and why he was so lenient in doling out a one-game suspension earlier this summer after a ten-month investigation into the kicker's May 2015 arrest for domestic violence.
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With the number of U.S. cases steadily rising, Speaker Nancy Pelosi is negotiating with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to find a deal that could pass both chambers this week, doling out money quickly to state and local health departments.
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At B Cellars, an Oakville winery that unveiled state-of-the-art facilities in 2014, the glass-walled tasting room surrounds a big open kitchen doling out small plates like rabbit rillettes and roasted squash with pickled beets and ricotta.
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On January 28, The New York Times published a story about the 2020 Democratic presidential candidate's hot dish recipe, a state staple that she and campaign surrogates have been doling out at Iowa campaign events to win over fellow Midwesterners.
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The defendants could argue that Mr. Rivas was essentially acting as Santa Claus, doling out gifts with no expectation of receiving anything in return, so testimony from Mr. Rivas about a quid pro quo arrangement is likely to be crucial.
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WASHINGTON — A nonprofit organization run by one of President Trump's most prominent African-American allies recently held an event in a black community where it promoted Trump administration policies like criminal justice reform while doling out cash prizes to participants.
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Our erstwhile colleague Marian Burros was in the office the other day, greeting old friends and doling out advice and wisdom, and it got me thinking about her terrific recipe for rosemary pork tenderloin, which she makes on a stovetop grill.
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It's easy to grasp why, especially in many disenfranchised neighborhoods, the sudden appearance of two cheerful behavioral scientists doling out help "for the good of the American people" (a phrase of which Shankar is fond) might be met with suspicion.
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Similarly, film critics wrote about how refreshing it was to see "Hustlers," a movie about strippers, not being filmed with the male gaze in mind; and yet, when it came to doling out nominations, Scafaria, the movie's director, was left out.
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Among the firms doling out venture capital funding — the main avenue for start-ups to get money — women represent 11 percent of decision makers, according to a the most recent 2016 report from the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) and Deloitte.
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Judge's story, Ms. Dunbar said, explodes any notion of "privileged" house slaves, or of the benevolence of the Washingtons, whose far from passive role in perpetuating slavery — and in doling out sometimes brutal punishment to the rebellious — is described in detail.
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But the Emergence star admits he isn't the master of doling out punishments when it comes to his six children — so much, in fact, that he has a specific nickname for himself that describes both his best and worst parental quality.
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Rather than being a choice between competing teams, each successive European Commission has reflected an effort to achieve balance — doling out seats to the center-right EPP, the center-left PES, and the centrist Liberals roughly according to their weight in Parliament.
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It's been a rough couple of days for our gal Hannah on week 6 of The Bachelorette, but before anyone even thinks about doling out a pity rose to our Bachelorette, it's imperative that we remember: This is one grown-ass woman.
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And while those who haven't been paying attention may be eager to take the industry up on their offer, Weaver and Krebs reflect a growing skepticism by many that doling out even more data to mobile carriers is a particularly good idea.
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Mr. Pourkay, who left Tehran in 1978 during the Iranian Revolution, was a beneficent figure in the Flatiron district, doling out samples of stews in tiny spoons, eager to share his cuisine with those merely in search of a New York slice.
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Court documents detailed how he showered the women, mostly in their twenties and early thirties, with special attention, doling out iPhones, letting them use company cars, setting them up in hotel rooms, and giving them internships and scholarships to win their trust.
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For instance, enhanced interoperability can open up patient's medical records to their entire care teams, which can drive improved health outcomes and reduce costs for providers: Running duplicate tests and doling out unnecessary treatments costs the US $200 billion annually, for example.
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At dusk, in the shadow of Rome's hyper-modern Tiburtina railway station, volunteers from another NGO, Baobab Experience, have just finished doling out food from a makeshift soup-kitchen to scores of Africans who are starting to bed down in the open.
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Shoppers will be doling out an average of $284 on clothing and shoes compared with $186 on electronics, a 28 percent increase over last year, according to a survey by RetailMeNot Inc, a website that tracks coupons and promotions at major retail brands.
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Dish first unveiled its AirTV Player, a 4K media streamer set-top box, at CES 2017, then later began doling out digital antennas to Sling TV subscribers with the AirTV Player as part of deal for pre-paying for the company's streaming service.
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Experts say that these zero-tolerance policies were initially enacted to punish kids who brought guns and drugs to school, and that administrators are being lazy in doling out potentially life-altering punishments like suspension and expulsion for issues that involve free speech.
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As recently as 2200, Unaoil was doling out millions of dollars to senior Iraqi officials, who then awarded contracts to Unaoil clients—frequently with super-inflated profits guaranteed, because the government had agreed to purchase products and services at super-inflated prices.
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For those unaware of the 2018 scandal's intricacies, the documentary plays like an informative thriller, doling out blame to Facebook, Cambridge Analytica, its parent company Strategic Communication Laboratories, and the many culpable individuals therein, while maintaining a well-researched and tense narrative.
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Years of doling out goodies from a seemingly bottomless sack are now catching up with these actuarial Santa Clauses, who in their worst nightmares did not imagine that the interest income from their investment portfolios could stay so low for so long.
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In short, the federal bureaucrats at the Department of Education have been moving along just fine thank you very much, doling out the money based on test scores they have, regardless of how many parents have held their kids out of the tests.
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A puzzlement was why, given the credible reports that Jackson had a weakness for the bottle and was careless about doling out opioids to White House aides, two previous presidents, George W. Bush and Barack Obama, had given him such high marks.
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Really, it has all the components of a pleasant, if not groundbreaking, rom-com: There's palpable chemistry (between some of the couples, at least); older pairs doling out the wisdom that comes with age, and examples of deep — albeit totally platonic — love.
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This soon landed on the desk of the Supreme Court, which, in a 5–3 ruling in 2012, said that while federal law preempted Arizona doling out such harsh punishments, officers could still ask about someone's immigration status when pulling them over.
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In order to form a government, at least four of the major blocks will need to coalesce, but without a clear mandate or agenda, parties will resort to old practices of horse-trading for government positions and doling out patronage to their supporters.
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This year's roster included Claire Danes presenting the Womenswear Designer of the Year, Alexander Skarsgård doing the honors for Menswear Designer of the Year, Alexa Chung presenting the Media Award, and Karlie Kloss and Ansel Elgort doling out all three Swarovski awards.
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After befriending Franey, the agent took him on an eight-month ride — sometimes literally, including a road trip along the West Coast — while recording their conversations, doling out cash, furnishing him with guns, and then busting him for illegal possession of the weapons.
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Doling out monthly dues for a multi-level gym with free weights, treadmills, and access to personal trainers is one thing but ponying up the money for access to a streaming video in your living room may not seem as viable an option.
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Whether it was the infamous bridge to nowhere in Alaska, the $3.4 million turtle tunnel in Lake Jackson, Florida, or the teapot museum in rural Sparta, North Carolina, there was no shortage of examples of Congress doling out our money for wasteful projects.
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Mr. Trump has proved Scrooge-like when it comes to doling out formal interviews (the major broadcast networks and CNN have not sat down with him in nearly a year), and his last White House news conference was in February — of 2017.
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Clemson's coaches and players shied away on Saturday from anything more than euphemistic acknowledgments of Hurts's limitations — "The surrounding, supporting cast really helped Jalen Hurts have the kind of year that he has," Venables said — perhaps fearful of doling out bulletin-board material.
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Further, there will be a new Wyndham Rewards Top 210 race doling out $272 million to the best players during the regular season, with the leader in the standings heading into the playoffs getting $2 million and the 10th-place finisher getting $500,000.
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In recent weeks, the president has leapt enthusiastically into contested nomination fights, doling out endorsements — sometimes several a day — as part of an immersion into primaries that has caught contestants, Republican officials and in some cases even his own staff by surprise.
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Near the end of the meal, one of my buddies directed my attention to the table next to us, where a beefy guy in a leather jacket was doling out cash to three younger women who were seated with him, all wearing slinky cocktail dresses.
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But conservatives are feeling uneasy about the way Congress is doling out billions to FEMA and other federal agencies in the wake of the two hurricanes, with some pushing for Congress to plan ahead, instead of throwing money at natural disasters after the fact.
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Map favors Trump, Kasich The system of doling out delegates in each state -- some are winner take all, some are proportionately awarded, and some have intricate hybrid distribution formulas -- is so complicated it's just not possible to say how the math will play out.
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Glover has since reigned in his weirdness to the focused, hypnotic surrealism of Atlanta, but he's gone and let loose that weirdness once again by writing a strange-as-hell speculative Deadpool script and doling out the entire thing in a lengthy Twitter thread.
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But the bottom line is that it's impossible to square the escapist fantasy of vigilantes doling out lethal force in cool action sequences with any kind of thoughtful take on violence and morality, regardless of whether you acknowledge that the lethal force actually kills people.
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As longtime industry watchers will remember, Quattrone was accused of obstructing an investigation into whether the equity salesmen were doling out hot IPO shares to favored clients in exchange for inflated commissions during the same period that Quattrone was head of CSFB's tech banking business.
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I guess doling out more Tommy Hilfiger merch to players makes sense because the only people who would spend $90 on smart sweatshirt just to play a marketing campaign's idea of fun have got to be the most seriously devoted – nay, obsessed – Hilfiger fans.
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It's full of great suggestions — looking at art, venting with a friend, doling out compliments — and a few stranger ones, like teaching a child how to fly a kite (sounds kinda stressful) and telling someone to have a good day in pig Latin (whatever works).
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In "Pill," Dan assumes doling out the unprescribed opioids on a schedule and getting his wife the pricey surgery she needs will end her habit; Roseanne agrees to the plan... and still hides her remaining secret stash of pain meds in an freezer ice bag.
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The Game of Thrones star, who plays the formidable Queen of the Iron Throne-wannabe Cersei Lannister on the show, has been doling out wisdom to her fans lately (without sounding condescending, which can sometimes be a tricky act in 140 characters or less).
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In this year's "Genius", a bestselling book about Tanaka written in the first person, as if he were still alive and doling out construction contracts, Shintaro Ishihara, a retired right-wing politician and former Tokyo governor, argues that politicos nowadays just lack his class.
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No matter what I do, I just know my entire commute home will be ruined by the mere thought of the woman who occasionally stands inside the subway station, doling out delicious, gooey-on-the-inside, crunchy-on-the-outside churros to hungry passersby.
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At the same time, the N.C.A.A. men's basketball selection committee came under criticism this week after releasing this year's bracket, precisely because it seemed to favor major-conference teams at the expense of midmajors when it came to doling out the final at-large bids.
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WASHINGTON, June 21 (Reuters) - The 18 largest banks operating in the United States took the first step toward doling out capital on dividends, share buybacks and other investments on Friday, after clearing the first stage of their yearly health checks with the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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While Americans are fascinated by major legislative drama, endless sexual abuse scandals, endless Trump-Russia scandals, and countless inappropriate presidential Twitter outbursts, key regulators — almost uniformly drawn from the ranks of corporate America — are doling out favors at a pace that boggles the mind.
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If the Toronto Police Service (TPS) continues its slow march toward doling out stiff punishments for officers who drive drunk, it will be partly because of Enis Egeli, a local constable who swerved all over the Gardiner Expressway while a television cameraman looked on.
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No president in my lifetime has been surrounded by such a populous crowd of scammers, grifters and shameless opportunists, and Cohen was Exhibit A, doling out hush money, threatening disobedient reporters, and bellowing and swaggering through a world lit by neon and shimmering with gilt.
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He told NBC that he decided to speak out after seeing reports that Dr. Ronny L. Jackson, the president's nominee to run the Department of Veterans Affairs, had been accused of doling out medications and behaving inappropriately while serving as the White House physician.
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Starting in 2017, with the big reveal of the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and newly designed iPhone X, the company seemed intent on doling out more smartphone options and reserving the most advanced features for the priciest phones at the very high end.
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By failing to hold regular and timely news briefings and doling out cryptic information, the government "has made the problem seem much larger than it looks," said Hiromi Murakami, an expert on health policy at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies in Tokyo.
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" Taken at an Irish pub in Washington D.C., this photo of Obama giving thumbs up while holding a beer was used to signify a generous doling out of internet points or approval, the most common phrase associated with it being "Fuck it, have an upvote.
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Photo: SonyAs adorable robots go, Aibo (and especially the new Aibo Chocolate Edition) don't disappoint, mimicking the stilted movements of a tiny puppy that hasn't quite mastered walking yet, and doling out plenty of artificial affection to owners they're actually able to recognize through onboard cameras.
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Given the drastic impact of this legislation on Illinois residents, businesses, and the state's economy as a whole, one can only ask is this cost truly worth bailing out two insignificant nuclear plants in the state, while also doling out billions of dollars to special interests?
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Mr. Hansen, who is now a deputy commonwealth's attorney in Chesapeake, Va., added that "Virginia is a hard state" when it comes to doling out punishments, and pointed out that he sought a life sentence for Mr. Singleton because of the serious nature of the robberies.
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I was the responsible mother, doling out bedtimes and homework and weary proclamations of who needed to stop fighting with whom, and he was fun Uncle Charley, an overgrown, exuberant goofball whose eyes, when he watched my bickering boys, would light up and crinkle with laugh lines.
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What&aposs more, United Russia&aposs top-down system of patronage could further exacerbate such competition, as the various patronage networks for each of the factions could battle one another for influence in the absence of a single person doling out favors as in the current system.
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The question now is whether the torching that unfolded after Bloomberg's first turn on the debate stage in Las Vegas will matter more than the billions of advertising dollars he's doling out to purchase a poll surge and saturate the airwaves with a positive image of himself.
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Exhibit A: Amazon is currently running a Deal of the Day *and* doling out extra savings coupons for the eufy BoostIQ RoboVac 11S MAX, a powerful (yet surprisingly quiet) self-charging robot vacuum that wasn't on sale at any point on Black Friday or Cyber Monday.
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Despite the daily ups and downs of the stock market — and some very public spats with investors who didn't think management was doing enough to maximize value — some of Wall Street's marquee names have a lengthy track record of doling out billions to owners of their stock.
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Rice's wry, deft lyrics are biting and perceptive ("Keep them yelling their devotion / but add a touch of hate at Rome") and Lloyd Webber's score is almost always thrilling, whether it's doling out pop hits like "I Don't Know How to Love Him" or Shakespearean character studies.
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Perhaps most galling, the free credit monitoring service that Equifax is doling out as part of the settlement will be provided by fellow data broker Experian, which suffered its own data breach in 2015 (approximately 15 million Social Security numbers and other personal information were exposed).
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The Interpreter As the dust settles on Russian interference in the United States election, journalists are confronting an aspect that has received less scrutiny than the hacking itself but poses its own thorny questions: Moscow's ability to steer Western media coverage by doling out hacked documents.
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On Tuesdays and Thursdays for the past decade, two longtime locals have operated "Sonya and Nancye's Friendly Advice booth" inside the coffee shop, sitting behind a wooden booth inspired by Lucy from the "Peanuts" comic strip and doling out sage advice for a nickel per customer.
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Killing Eve is much more interested in its characters than in reluctantly doling out of bits of mythology about its global conspiracy, while the climax of Big Little Lies was less about who committed the murder than about the moment of wistful, wordless solidarity that led to it.
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If Young Ford were simply doling out information as part of a new narrative (and the host uprising does seem to be part of Ford's final tale, "Journey Into Night"), it would follow that he'd speak in his own voice, just like every other host has been doing.
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The less good news: According to a note provided to 9 to 5 Google from the software giant it covers, the carrier will be doling out updates to Android, subject to its internal software certification process, which could ultimately gunk up the works, causing some delays in the process.
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Specifically, the bill would restrict the attorney general's ability to investigate people based on their political speech, and bar the state from discriminating against people based on their "climate change policy preferences" when making purchase decisions for goods or services, or in the doling out of grant money.
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Incredulous, I opened the door to the stage area and sure enough, my eardrums were assaulted by the growls of JBOT and his two robot overlords, GTRBOT666 and DRUMBOT 0110, which were shredding on a double-necked guitar/bass hybrid and liberally doling out blast beats on the drums.
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The two-minute long clip (slice of heaven, or however you want to think of it) begins with Mel B asking the director—himself wearing a lime green v-neck like he should ever be doling out fashion advice—if he was the one who had made that remark.
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Mentioning the idea that gleefully doling out violence even in ultra-realistic settings like GTA could reflect of a person's psyche — or even indict that activity's moral purpose — invites a torrent of criticism and links to psychological studies that claim violent video games don't make people more violent.
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If MB-I ever rolls out, its sponsors will face heavy pressure to charge too little, partly because they will want to ensure that millions of middle-aged Americans sign up and partly because doling out goodies (and saddling future generations with the bill) is what Congress does.
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Mr. Mnuchin now has enormous influence in doling out funds to hard-hit industries and small businesses, and the Fed's emergency lending programs will be pumped up with a $454 billion taxpayer investment — enough to insure against losses on what could amount to more than $4 trillion in lending.
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Mr. Mnuchin now has enormous influence in doling out funds to hard-hit industries and small businesses, and the Fed's emergency lending programs will be pumped up with a $454 billion taxpayer investment — enough to insure against losses on what could amount to more than $4 trillion in lending.
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Five years after doling out World War II-era punches in Quentin Tarantino's "Inglourious Basterds," Brad Pitt returned to that war as a tank commander in David Ayer's physically and emotionally brutal film, this time with Shia LaBeouf, Jon Bernthal and Michael Peña in his motley, war-damaged crew.
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With Mr. Trump effectively functioning as a one-man war room — doling out a new message, and provocative statements, almost by the hour — top Republicans have labored to find a unified response to push back against the inquiry and break through a near daily cascade of damaging information.
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Hunters, then, isn't so much the revenge power fantasy it looks to be on the surface, with Nazi hunters doling out punishment to evil, hateful Nazis, but rather a show that uses revenge fantasy elements as an indictment of the United States and what it purports to stand for.
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Washington (CNN)Late Tuesday, the White House made clear that Dr. Ronny Jackson, President Donald Trump's pick to head the Veterans Affairs department, was not going to withdraw his nomination amid a panoply of questions about drinking on White House trips and doling out prescription pills to staffers overseas.
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The colossal bill, which lawmakers have been negotiating for months, is a game-changing piece of legislation, clearing the decks for Congress in dealing with major spending issues as well as doling out disaster relief money and hiking the debt ceiling which was set to be reached next month.
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Documentary-style videos portrayed Islamberg as a jihadi training camp and terrorist sleeper cell, and people who present themselves as national security experts have published reports online alleging a culture of "militant brainwashing," forced marriages and doling out lashes and other forms of draconian abuse for violating its rules.
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One possible answer is the optics — the anomaly of the crown prince doling out $450.3 million for a painting, no matter how rare or wonderful, when he has so publicly and dramatically dedicated the first six months of his heir-apparency to imposing austerity measures and rooting out corruption.
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Rather, "VIP" speakers talk about "how they made it," and while doing so are incentivized by basic human nature to overstate their own contributions to their success, and understate those of external forces — meaning the wisdom they're doling out is almost always heavily skewed by (frequently unconscious) self-serving bias.
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Read in tandem with his Twitter beef with Wiz Khalifa—which was just a masqueraded, sexist attack on Amber Rose—the "performance artist" Kanye West seems to see himself as something of a patriarch, doling out both admonishments and orders when the women around him are displeasing to his sensibilities.
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It's a major change to an established method of packaging a game: Rather than paying for and getting the whole game right away or doling out episodes piecemeal for smaller fees, you'll be paying upfront for a base game and getting new areas and missions regularly as time goes by.
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The best of the restWith Microsoft and Apple (and Google) now doling out so much free bundled software, the need for high-quality, zero-cost alternatives isn't as great as it once was, but there are still some iconic freeware apps out there that we'd like to direct your attention towards.
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But responders first need to find those who need it: Instead of vaccinating the entire population, they're doling out the shots through a "ring vaccination" strategy, which involves immunizing the contacts — friends, family, housemates, neighbors — of people who have fallen ill to create a protective ring around them to stop transmission.
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Americans are increasingly spending big bucks on trucks for luxury add-ons like heated and cool seats, backup cameras, panoramic glass roofs, doling out an average of $46,844 for a pickup, according to Kelley Blue Book, AP Auto Writer Dee-Ann Durbin reports ("US pickup truck buyers demanding more luxury").
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The political rules still hold (mostly) Under past administrations, Jackson might not have been nominated at all (more on that below) and, if he was nominated, would have bowed out within 48 hours of the first allegations of intoxication on an overseas trip and the doling out of prescription sleeping medications.
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This time, Mr. Yang arrived in a rented black Suburban, his advance team had distributed New Hampshire-specific bumper stickers and the voters who lined the hallway to the secretary of state's office chanted Mr. Yang's name as he marched triumphantly down it, doling out high fives along the way.
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Comcast today announced that it would be doling out $1,000 employee bonuses in response to the Federal Communications Commission's repeal of net neutrality rules last week, as well as the Senate and House's passing of Republicans' tax reform bill poised to provide a substantial windfall to wealthy Americans and corporations.
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You can, in your likeness, go through an entire library of scenarios ranging from doling out cash with a cat on your head to being sucked away from paradise, back to your boring desk job: While it's unknown if users have actually replaced emojis with this, the app is nonetheless popular.
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Long before she was blogging about Game of Thrones, and even before the 295 financial crisis made her a national figure, she was a regular guest on Dr. Phil, doling out advice to middle-class folks who just couldn't seem to make ends meet—in particular, people struggling with debt.
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Although women have a hard time moving up the corporate ladder in Japan and are expected to display, according to the Yale report, "restraint, reserve, and inhibition of self-expression" at home, Valentine's Day allows them to be the aggressors when it comes to buying and doling out the chocolates.
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In addition to doling out federal supplies to states, Mr. Trump has also invoked the Defense Production Act to spur the private sector to make ventilators, despite resisting pressure from state governors and Democrats to use the law to accelerate the production of supplies in the days after its signing.
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Not to be forgotten in assessing the deal is the fact that Senator Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky Republican and majority leader, who co-wrote the agreement, is deep in his congressional heart an appropriator — a member of the once-powerful panel that took immense satisfaction in doling out the federal dollars.
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Such foundational changes to the US system of government are a step further than Democrats' massive and ambitious proposals to improve the social safety net by remaking the health insurance system, testing jobs guarantees, doling out nest eggs to American children and responding to the existential threat of climate change.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) hasn't ruled out doling out consequences for lawmakers involved in the effort that held up almost all of last week's originally scheduled proceedings.
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But instead of doling out just red and pink sets that'll be worn once and then stored away for next Valentine's Day, we've rounded up 19 lace lingerie sets that you can wear all day, everyday — or at the very least, until the next special occasion convinces you to buy some more.
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Entertainment reporters operate in something of a unique position compared to journalists covering other industries; the actors, celebrities, executives, and even the content at the heart of their stories are controlled by a high-priced army of publicists who serve as the gatekeepers in Hollywood, doling out access as they see fit.
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According to CNN estimates, Trump needs to win about 60% of the remaining delegates available in the GOP race -- a goal complicated by the fact that some states award delegates on a proportional basis, rather than doling out their entire hauls to the winner, as is the case in Ohio and Florida.
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Will the fiscal stimulus proposal that is ultimately put forward truly be a strategic move aimed at setting us up for long-term competitive advantage in the global economy, or will it be a simple doling out of cash aimed mainly at fueling job growth in key industries and ticking off campaign promises?
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The 18 largest banks operating in the United States took the first step toward doling out capital on dividends, share buybacks and other investments on Friday, after clearing the first stage of their yearly health checks with the U.S. Federal Reserve that assess their ability to weather a major economic downturn.
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But by the same token, in a concrete financial sense, Trump is one of the best things that's happened to the media in years — generating a steady stream of audience interest in his antics and doling out a reliable stream of in-person and social media chum for journalists to swarm over.
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And it's the company's approach — having colleges and universities (including my alma mater, Oberlin) award "micro-scholarships" for academic and extracurricular achievements throughout high school rather than doling out lump-sum awards after a student applies to their school — that has attracted $103 million in new venture capital financing to expand the service nationwide.
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The Chan Zuckerberg Biohub, a non-profit medical research organization started by Priscilla Chan and Mark Zuckerberg (and not to be confused with the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, a limited liability corporation to advance human potential) today announced it would be doling out a total of $50 million to its first cohort of disease investigators.
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Volodymyr Bilotkach, an economist specializing in the aviation industry at the Singapore Institute of Technology, says that, in theory, doling out countless points that can be cashed in on flights should increase the overall number of passengers, though we can't know how many people used points for flights they would have paid for anyway.
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Also in September, the Marine Corps awarded a $249 million contract to the Harris Corporation of Virginia to furnish infantry Marines with 14,000 Squad Binocular Night Vision Goggle (SBNVG) systems that rock similar white phosphor tubes, an upgrade Marine Corps Systems Command plans on doling out to infantry units starting in the spring of 2020.
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"He whips his base into a racist frenzy and claims Omar is the one who looks down on hard-working Americans, when in reality he's the one plundering the government, doling out trillions in tax cuts to his rich buddies and partying it up all night because he doesn't have to work on Thursdays," Meyers said.
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To find out, we tapped Christina Han, the Vogue editor turned beauty marketing wiz behind Type Navy and one of the first adopters of Striiike salon's "new wave," a gentler, softer perm that's gaining popularity in L.A. Her uncensored thoughts, plus all the extra details you want to know from the stylist doling out the look, below.
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There is a problem for the companies doling out the gift cards, however: browsing a wider list of gift card options, and then selecting the ones that you might want to use in a campaign or service, and then actually having all that work automatically in the campaigns to award those cards, is not that straightforward.
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Why it matters: Twitter has been in hot water recently for doling out the coveted "verified" status to controversial figures like Jason Kessler, who organized the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va. Though it originally began as a way to protect celebrities from impersonators, Twitter's verified status has been interpreted to signal endorsement by the company.
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In the midst of yet another oil spill, TC Energy spent Monday scooping up a pleasant local news spot for doling out a grant to a glass recycling center while simultaneously announcing a separate $1.2 billion expansion for a natural gas pipeline north of the border and boasting a net earnings of $739 million in the third quarter alone.
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Eventually, pushing riders to make purchases could potentially earn Uber referral fees that might boost its adjusted profit per ride higher than the reported $0.19 it makes in the U.S. But for now, it's seeking loyalty by doling out free rides sponsored by local merchants where Uber could deliver users, or online stores where they shop mid-trip.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE said Friday that the Trump administration still needs more time to gather facts in the incident before doling out additional punishment.
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You learn to recognize the signs leading up to "meltdowns" (public tantrums over the tiniest of slights that are held up as great injustices), "dressings down" (forcing someone to listen to a complete accounting of all the ways they're terrible), and "wagon fixing" (teaching someone a lesson for imagined slights by doling out an outsized punishment).
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In order to keep the funding going, Congress had to resort to doling out the money through annual appropriations—in other words, the 22017 members of the House of Representatives, with all its byzantine committees and rules, deciding for itself which projects to fund rather than career experts in the Federal Transit Administration—through a process called earmarking.
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Inside, chefs and volunteers functioned as hurried line cooks and cashiers doling out brown bags of meals for then and later: roasted fennel and tomato soup, quinoa bowls with braised kale and fried brussels sprouts and toasted sandwiches with ham, a fried egg and roasted garlic aioli, all testaments to Mr. Andrés's insistence on upscale cuisine.
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In 2016, some of Mr. Assange's former American sympathizers turned sharply against him after he made WikiLeaks into an enthusiastic instrument of Russia's intervention in the American presidential election, doling out hacked Democratic emails to maximize their political effect, campaigning against Hillary Clinton on Twitter and promoting a false cover story about the source of the leaks.
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With pitcher Gerrit Cole reportedly agreeing to a 9-year contract worth a whopping $324 million and reigning World Series MVP Stephen Strasburg landing a 7-year deal valued at $245 million, the New York Yankees and Washington Nationals will be doling out more for their top two players than some teams spend on their entire 26-man team.
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Amphetamines, which gained popularity after being distributed to American soldiers in World War II (the Nazis, notably, were on meth, but that's a whole different story), became a popular treatment for depression in the late 1940s and 20143s, with psychiatrists doling out pep pills to anyone who seemed like they could use a little help contributing to the burgeoning American economy.
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Former presidential candidate Andrew YangAndrew YangSolving the coronavirus economic downturn — good psychology makes for good politics and policy Andrew Yang nonprofit to dole out checks to 220006 households Senate GOP mulls forgivable loans to businesses to halt layoffs, bankruptcies MORE's nonprofit on Friday announced that it is doling out $2202,2628 checks to 28500 families in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Taylor and Glantz focus on different eras, decades apart, but in a way that's the point: When it comes to doling out public money to private business with the hope that it will inevitably trickle down, the American government is like the Bill Murray character in the first half of "Groundhog Day": making the same mistakes over and over again, without ever seeming to learn.
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Jay used to be one of rap's driving forces, yet as he settles into his role as a middle aged hip-hopper, he's becoming nothing more than a self-serving caricature, the rich uncle who pops into your life on occasion each year, looking a little more out of place each time, sporting last season's fashion trends and doling out ill-dated career advice.
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Consider all the resources Amazon put into my lighting purchase: The company had stocked its store with niche, highly-advanced electronics; it had spent billions on a shopping infrastructure capable of shipping those products to me overnight; and it had spent heavily on marketing, including doling out affiliate marketing fees to bloggers like Mr. Chapman, in order to bring customers like me to its store.
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In addition to saving you a ton of money, an early-bird ticket to Disrupt lets you chat with dozens of companies displaying their budding startups in Startup Alley, hear some of the top investors, innovators and entrepreneurs doling out wisdom in the many interviews and fireside chats we have lined up, and attend all the parties and after-parties that keep those connections going long into the night.
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I've seen some bizarre things in the seven years I've been doling out cleaning advice: an uptick in questions about couches when I started writing for a men's interest site, a reader who rubbed Valencia oranges on the armpits of a dress shirt hoping to eliminate body odor (it did not work), and three separate incidents in which a pound of butter was melted into a car seat.
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Democrats immediately pounced on President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's efforts to roll back rules policing the financial industry, accusing him of doling out gifts to Wall Street and vowing to fight him tooth and nail.
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Weil's "Gravity and Grace" is a series of bite-size meditations on the workings of humanity, God and the universe, doling out insights like, "We must prefer real hell to an imaginary paradise," which could be a warning against false prophets, advice to a woman who keeps believing her lover will leave his wife or a tweet aimed at those who wholeheartedly thought Robert Mueller was going to save us from the Trump presidency.
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Instead, Freud would elaborate the various theories forming the bedrock of psychoanalysis—concepts such as the id, ego, and superego; libido as free-floating sexual energy; the Oedipus Complex—all the while doling out massive quantities of cocaine to middle-class Viennese neurotics who had come to chat with him, endlessly, about their problems, which always, thought Freud, turned out to be their parents and their own maladaptation to bourgeois norms (which were thereby left untouched, making psychoanalysis a capitalist discipline).
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Sashaying into the workroom on the reality show, where drag queens compete to prove their Charisma, Uniqueness, Nerve and Talent until one is eventually crowned America's Next Drag Superstar, Gaga convinced the queens that she herself was a Gaga impersonator, before revealing her true identity: After doling out some advice to the queens and comforting a sobbing Eureka (which, tbh, same), Gaga then lead everyone in a singalong to "Supermodel," one of the most recognizable songs by the show's host RuPaul—a fine musician in his own right: Turn to the left!
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Other morsels include Mr. Firth in an early role as a witness in "Crown Court" (1984); as a motherless young man who joins his uncle's magic act in "Lost Empires" (240); as a field hockey player who forgets his match while chasing the opposite sex through the Netherlands in "Dutch Girls" (21983); as a filmmaker obsessed with the perfect love in "The Play on One: Out of the Blue" (28); and as a London banker who starts doling out his wealth to the needy in "Born Equal" (215).
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But the Agriculture Department is doing little to help farmers adapt to what experts predict is the new norm: increasingly extreme weather across much of the U.S. The department, which has a hand in just about every aspect of the industry, from doling out loans to subsidizing crop insurance, spends just 0.3 percent of its $144 billion budget helping farmers adapt to climate change, whether it's identifying the unique risks each region faces or helping producers rethink their practices so they're better able to withstand extreme rain and periods of drought.
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In interviews with officials and privacy specialists around Europe, critics pointed to a range of problems in the bloc's privacy system including: –A bureaucratic logjam that has delayed action on dozens of complaints including alleged violations of GDPR in Google's location tracking and privacy failures on behalf of Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Twitter and others, prompting privacy activists to threaten legal action; –Lead supervisory authorities in charge of regulating some of the world's most powerful tech companies that leaned heavily toward "engagement" — or doling out advice on how to stay legal — over investigations and enforcement; –A lack of transparency and cooperation between European data protection authorities that are meant to work hand-in-hand to enforce the rules, but end up being stymied by divergent national legal systems, cultural differences and an outmoded information exchange system; –Increasingly glaring differences in how EU watchdogs are interpreting the rules and, at times, breaking out of the one-stop-shop system to create what resembles a patchwork of privacy regimens instead of a single European landscape.
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