But this long relationship may be drawing to a close.
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The caliphate's short, brutal life is drawing to a close.
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THE general election of 2016 is drawing to a close.
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But the boom times seem to be drawing to a close.
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Unfortunately, this happy chapter in world history is drawing to a close.
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What's more, Wenger's reign is drawing to a close at this point.
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The age of generating nuclear power may be drawing to a close.
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Image: GizmodoAs you might have noticed, another year is drawing to a close.
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Lucasfilm's month-long charity sweepstakes, Force for Change, is drawing to a close.
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But Russia's long military spending spree seems to be drawing to a close.
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After 13 years, the age of Merkel is clearly drawing to a close.
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And his "quiet life" in Abbottabad may soon be drawing to a close.
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"Previously on Dumb Football..." The 2015 NFL season is drawing to a close.
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Sanders's quest is drawing to a close — but do his supporters accept that?
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For the moment it seems that the housing boom is drawing to a close.
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Meanwhile, Democrats say the days of closed-door depositions are drawing to a close.
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Three years later, she passed away just as Ramadan was drawing to a close.
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Little did they know but emerging equities' boom decade was drawing to a close.
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America's nearly two-decade war in Afghanistan may finally be drawing to a close.
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Many had expected the era of PSUs to be drawing to a close by now.
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The fight to eject IS from Raqqa, its Syrian capital, is drawing to a close.
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Herbalife indicated in its filing that the FTC probe could be drawing to a close.
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The bittersweet realization that something sacred was drawing to a close began to sink in.
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With 2017 drawing to a close, we wanted to share with you a bit about ourselves.
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With the second-quarter earnings season drawing to a close, companies in the MSCI Europe index .
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Most agree, however, that the era of multi-billion dollar settlements is drawing to a close.
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Summer may be rapidly drawing to a close, but that doesn't mean the fun has to stop.
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Don't let the fact that this beautiful three-day weekend is drawing to a close trouble you.
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Pisces season is drawing to a close, but we have one last enchanted week ahead of us.
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The era of Whole Paycheck, the derisive nickname for Whole Foods, may be drawing to a close.
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Now, with a special investigation on China drawing to a close, he appears to have his chance.
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But as a deadly chapter in California's history was drawing to a close, the recovery was just beginning.
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The "winter heating season" with its associated curtailments of aluminium production is only now drawing to a close.
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Harvest season is drawing to a close, yet hundreds of harvested onions lie discarded on the cracked earth.
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Our time together drawing to a close, I forced Kris to watch me sing in a karaoke booth.
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When Muslet finally extended his hand, Howard took it eagerly, hoping the talk was drawing to a close.
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The "winter heating season" with its associated curtailments of aluminum production is only now drawing to a close.
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The year drawing to a close is 1990, when the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet came to an end.
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SEATTLE — The era of Whole Paycheck, the derisive nickname for Whole Foods, may be drawing to a close.
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The sale is drawing to a close, so make sure you don't miss out on a big saving.
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Pistoia's train factory benefited from the European Central Bank's bond buying program, which is drawing to a close.
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QE may be drawing to a close for the moment, but it is now a fixture in the toolbox.
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Mr. Weissmann's departure also comes as his cases against Mr. Manafort and Mr. Gates are drawing to a close.
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It could also entrench both sides for a longer shutdown battle than the one drawing to a close Monday.
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With the scallop season drawing to a close, this trip was the crew's last chance for a major haul.
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NXP and Micron have been under pressure on fears the semiconductor industry's growth cycle is drawing to a close.
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With the third debate out of the way, the spectacle of the US presidential election is drawing to a close.
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But the instruction came in the first week of November, as negotiations on the sale were drawing to a close.
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"The investigation, which is being led by a third-party, is drawing to a close," a Wendy's spokesman told CNBC.
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It seems our long national nightmare of not having Alexa on every single gadget is finally drawing to a close.
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"Is it a sign that the significant and unprecedented monetary policy action globally is drawing to a close?" he asked.
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Six years on and there is a sense that this chapter in LME history is now drawing to a close.
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Overall, with results season drawing to a close, analysts were becoming more negative on the earnings outlook for European stocks.
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But as voting was drawing to a close, he was still tens of thousands of votes behind the top competitors.
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To many, that could mean America's more than 18-year war in Afghanistan might finally be drawing to a close.
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Retirement in America has become a tale of two very different realities in the decade now drawing to a close.
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With the year drawing to a close, it's time to get busy making holiday plans and winding up projects at work.
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This outdated era is slowly drawing to a close as, belatedly, the industry catches up with the artificial-intelligence (AI) revolution.
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Elijah will move on to this professional training next month, which means his time with Wilt is drawing to a close.
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Rocco Ritchie is back in the Big Apple as the battle over his custody appears to be drawing to a close.
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Certainly, for simpler, commoditised steels, production in Europe and America is drawing to a close, says Vladimir Sergievskiy, an industry analyst.
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It's been a quiet few years in the Bronx, but that run of relative restraint is swiftly drawing to a close.
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But based on events over the past day, it seems like his probe won't be drawing to a close anytime soon.
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An update from banks working on the deal this week suggested that marketing for the deal is drawing to a close.
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"With QE drawing to a close, pricing has started to rise," said Jeff Bennett, head of leveraged corporate origination EMEA at MUFG.
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Internet activists and the firms themselves may deplore the fact that the early heyday of digital exceptionalism is drawing to a close.
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If the 2016 playoffs are any indication, the long, unfortunate reign of the Proven Closer may itself be drawing to a close.
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With Pride month drawing to a close, these cities and many others will hold their official festivities at the end of June.
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Although the immediate crisis over the kidnapping is drawing to a close, it highlights the many security challenges facing Mr Buhari's government.
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The afternoon was drawing to a close, but sunlight still filtered through the tall windows of the old Summerton High School auditorium.
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This week, there is still no mosque — but five years of hearings and litigation about the proposal are drawing to a close.
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While the war against ISIS in Syria may be drawing to a close, a separate, festering conflict has reached a tipping point.
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The comments reinforced growing confidence within the central bank that its decade-long drive to stimulate the economy is drawing to a close.
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Voters in Indiana took to the polls on Tuesday as the primary races in both parties appeared to be drawing to a close.
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"In time another prime minister will be standing at this despatch box," May said, acknowledging that her leadership was drawing to a close.
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While the meetings could be delayed or rescheduled, the officials told CNN that the ongoing review appears to be drawing to a close.
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The music was still pounding but the night was drawing to a close at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando when shots rang out.
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With the decade drawing to a close, Bank of America has identified 503 important investing themes to watch over the next 10 years.
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The European earnings season is drawing to a close, with 87 percent of MSCI Europe firms having given updates for the second quarter.
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I tried to go fairly regularly (including twice while I was on maternity leave) until the school year was drawing to a close.
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With changes to draft rules on the horizon, the era of one-and-done in college basketball may be drawing to a close.
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Around noon, as the ceremony was drawing to a close, the sky above was filled with the roar of three or four helicopters.
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Story at a glance The last year of the 2010s is drawing to a close, and the American president has just been impeached.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Black History Month is drawing to a close, but there's still time to honor it with art.
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And Cohen's decision to testify publicly follows other indications this week that Mueller's investigation may be on the verge of drawing to a close.
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Patrick Hughes, a Denver-based partner at law firm Haynes and Boone, also believes the bankruptcy cycle is far from drawing to a close.
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Now that his time with Bush is drawing to a close, Sully is planning for the next steps in his journey to help others.
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With 433 drawing to a close, we&aposre already hearing a lot of chatter from insiders about how things will shake out next year.
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This time, however, the process has been bittersweet, as the White House staff grows increasingly conscious that its time is drawing to a close.
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However, Boothroyd told CNN that some participants were starting to gain access to smartphones by the time the study was drawing to a close.
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WHAT'S FOR LUNCH Here's what's coming up later One thing lost in all the 2016 hubbub -- the age of Obama is drawing to a close.
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The Fed's drive to stimulate the world's largest economy in the wake of the 2007-2009 financial crisis and recession is drawing to a close.
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The refinery maintenance season is drawing to a close, which should boost demand for crude, said Virendra Chauhan, oil analyst at Energy Aspects in Singapore.
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Already the talk at the shows is shifting to London; New York Fashion Week is drawing to a close, but fashion month is just beginning.
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And now that another summer is drawing to a close, those 18,841 high schools will soon be opening their doors for a new school year.
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For those who lived through it, there was a sense of transience, of not only a century but of a millennium drawing to a close.
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But with a suddenness that has taken us all by surprise, the era of cheap and abundant food appears to be drawing to a close.
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As Nassar's legal journey to prison was drawing to a close, more and more negative attention was focused on Michigan State University, and on me.
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This is about focusing your mind on the lay of the land as we all naturally do when the year is drawing to a close.
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The war in Afghanistan may be drawing to a close, but no substantive efforts are underway to undo the legacy of cultural derision that remains.
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The winter trekking season in Nepal, home to eight of the world's 14 highest mountains, including Mount Everest, is drawing to a close this month.
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The winter trekking season in Nepal, home to eight of the world's 14 highest mountains, including Mount Everest, is drawing to a close this month.
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"In time another prime minister will be standing at this despatch box," May said, acknowledging that her time as prime minister was drawing to a close.
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The summer is drawing to a close, but there's still time to catch some rays, get a glowing tan, and smell like extra crispy fried chicken.
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Ten years after the novel begins in 1966, the Cultural Revolution is drawing to a close, and there are rumors that Mao is on his deathbed.
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" Mr. Clinton acknowledged that he was glad the campaign was finally drawing to a close but added, "I'm having a good time, as you can see.
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SUSAN H. TAFT Pike, Ohio To the Editor: The campaign is drawing to a close, and I wish that The Times's coverage had been more objective.
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Barnett and Werdum, then, now find themselves in very similar boats, as decorated veterans whose time at the top may well be drawing to a close.
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As violence against Indigenous women and girls grows, a national inquiry into the causes is drawing to a close, with a report expected on June 3.
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With these departures, the American era of the baronial chief executive, sitting atop an industrial dominion with all the attendant privileges, is drawing to a close.
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The time "when the white man, by reason of the color of his skin, can lord it over colored people" was finally drawing to a close.
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With the summer drawing to a close, investors will be turning their attention to the European Central Bank as policymakers descend on Frankfurt on Sept. 7.
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By the time the decade was drawing to a close, VA's budget had nearly doubled from this amount to $217 billion for the fiscal year 2020.
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And a slew of unexpectedly strong economic indicators have prompted some investors to speculate that China's recent round of monetary easing may be drawing to a close.
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In his upcoming book, Life: Slavery and Insurance in US History, Ralph explores how the life insurance industry took off as slavery was drawing to a close.
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Maybe the days of this widespread double game are drawing to a close and it will take this level of isolation to convince the monarchy to change.
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In January, Feminist Frequency announced that the remaining topics would be divided into more specific tropes split across shorter videos, drawing to a close later this year.
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Now that the drama surrounding Ryan Lochte's robbery claim in Brazil is drawing to a close, the Olympic swimmer is finally talking about the incident on camera.
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The incident comes as the annual trekking season in Nepal, home to eight of the world's 14 highest mountains including Mount Everest, is drawing to a close.
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He also dropped his last name, to avoid confusion with his identity as a sculptor, although that chapter in his life was already drawing to a close.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. With Euro 2016 now drawing to a close, we're starting to see the historical narrative of the tournament take shape.
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With his presidency drawing to a close, his farewell address on Tuesday struck a note of hope, just as he did back in 2008 when he was elected.
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Harvey Weinstein's New York City trial is drawing to a close, and the jury will soon decide whether to convict him on charges of rape and sexual assault.
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With the end of Angela Merkel's era on the horizon (she is not expected to run again in 2021), that third period is now drawing to a close.
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Maybe worse, according to this year's National Climate Assessment, our window to prevent a global environmental cataclysm caused entirely by human industry is rapidly drawing to a close.
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The refinery maintenance season is also drawing to a close and that will provide further demand for crude, said Virendra Chauhan, oil analyst at Energy Aspects in Singapore.
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The Heat were the victims this time, their season drawing to a close earlier than they would have preferred despite a 24-25 victory over the Washington Wizards.
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WHETHER Islam Karimov, who has ruled Uzbekistan with astounding brutality for the past 27 years, is dead or alive, his era is almost certainly drawing to a close.
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There have been several signs in recent weeks to indicate that the two-year long probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election is drawing to a close.
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Summer is drawing to a close, but with the rise of smartphones and digital cameras, there won't be a lot of developing of vacation photos to be done.
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On May 5, 2016, as the primaries were drawing to a close, Trump shocked Wall Street by announcing that Mnuchin would join his campaign as national finance chair.
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With the year drawing to a close, Insider took a look back at some of the biggest royal stories you might have forgotten about from across the world.
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As the presidential campaign was drawing to a close in late 2016, lawyers for Walmart met with senior Justice Department officials in Washington to discuss a possible settlement.
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As the second half was drawing to a close on Tuesday night, just after P.S.G. had scored a third goal, a young Celtic fan ran onto the field.
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I'd recommend one of the Danish Quartet's disks for holiday shopping, but the days of giving music as a gift seem to be drawing to a close. ♦
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The incident comes as the annual trekking season in Nepal, home to eight of the world's 14 highest mountain peaks including Mount Everest, is drawing to a close.
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With the Cold War drawing to a close, the tournament took place less than 18 months before the Berlin wall fell and precipitated the unification of West and East.
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With the second-quarter European reporting season drawing to a close, 60 percent of companies have either beaten or met expectations, though share price reactions have been muted overall.
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This month is rapidly drawing to a close, bringing us ever nearer to colder weather, holiday obligations, and the to-do lists that inevitably come along with these changes.
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The holiday season may be drawing to a close, but it's nice to see two competitors keeping the spirit of the season in their hearts...and hands...and butts.
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Editorial With the nation's primary season drawing to a close, Hillary Clinton is set to make history as the first female presidential nominee of a major political party. Mrs.
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Egypt is drawing to a close a three-year economic reform programme tied to a $12 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund, which has been disbursed in full.
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" A year later, John Berryman wrote that Jarrell had "described Lowell's poetry as 'post-modernist'; and one certainly has the sense that some period is drawing to a close.
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He added that the East River, which embraces most of Greenpoint Landing, is in good shape, and anyway, the city's industrial age seems to be drawing to a close.
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But 5,000 troops would boost the American commitment by roughly 60 percent, a sizable reinvestment in a conflict that President Barack Obama had promised was drawing to a close.
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The incident comes as the winter trekking season in Nepal, home to eight of the world's 14 highest mountains, including Mount Everest, is drawing to a close this month.
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He also hinted that an administration investigation into intellectual property protections in China may be drawing to a close and will be decided in favor of the United States.
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After a slog through depression and hallucination, a comeuppance and a love story, Jack's narrative arc is drawing to a close, creator and show runner Genndy Tartakovsky tells Creators.
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Not one to choose favorites among her TV children, Rhimes herself mourned the loss of Capshaw and Drew on Instagram last night, just as Scandal was drawing to a close.
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And even Sanders himself is still clearly working through the reality that a populist campaign that has always represented an implied rebuke of Clinton herself is drawing to a close.
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The Irish Prime Minister has handed over a bunch of shamrocks to President Donald Trump at the White House and the Cheltenham Horse Racing Festival is drawing to a close.
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Wall Street rallied a day earlier as comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell signaled to many investors that the Fed's three-year tightening cycle could be drawing to a close.
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With the third-quarter earnings season drawing to a close, attention will now be on economic data, as well as comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell later this week.
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Court filings this fall suggested that the civil litigation was drawing to a close, though both Fisher and Oesterlund's remaining lawyers said they were barred from discussing any final settlement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A showbiz decade marked by the emergence of the #MeToo movement, drama at Oscar time and a clutch of star-studded royal weddings is drawing to a close.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A showbiz decade marked by the emergence of the #MeToo movement, drama at Oscar time and a clutch of star-studded royal weddings is drawing to a close.
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London Fashion Week was drawing to a close Monday night, but amid the heavy smoke and gilded mirrors of Annabel's, the legendary Mayfair club, the fun had only just begun.
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Now, with his tenure drawing to a close and economic storm clouds gathering in Europe, Draghi is going all out once again in an effort to boost persistently low inflation.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Part of the legal saga surrounding the estate of Vivian Maier is drawing to a close a year and a half after it began.
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Their release signaled a massive anti-corruption drive, in which authorities detained over 200 people and said they aimed to seize $953 billion of illicit assets, was drawing to a close.
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By the late 1980s, it was becoming increasingly clear that the Cold War was drawing to a close as Mikhail Gorbachev's reform policies deprived America of the foe of five decades.
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A slew of reports in recent weeks suggest Mueller's probe of Russian interference in the 2016 election, including possible collusion with the Trump campaign, could soon be drawing to a close.
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With the 115th Congress drawing to a close, House Republicans (with a few Democrats thrown in) opted to leave the American public with a rather questionable parting gift: passing legislation (H.
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But market watchers say sterling's rally may be drawing to a close as speculators start taking profits after a more than 5 percent rally since early November, unless economic data improves markedly.
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New Delhi earlier aimed to cut the federal deficit to 3 percent of GDP over the next two fiscal years, compared with 3.5 percent in the year now drawing to a close.
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Brent and WTI prices too are almost back to the level when the wave of short-selling began, indicating the current short-selling cycle may be drawing to a close (tmsnrt.rs/2gWtS23).
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But this month, with the General Assembly session drawing to a close and legislative primary elections looming in May, senior lawmakers negotiated a bill whose scope astonished even some of its supporters.
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NEW YORK (IFR) - A multi-year investigation by US regulators into the role that big banks played in creating toxic mortgage securities nearly a decade ago is now drawing to a close.
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The Swedish master's centennial year, which is now drawing to a close, has seen a slew of plays based on his vast screen output, both in his native Sweden and throughout Europe.
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Critic's Notebook The New York concert season now drawing to a close was more or less bookended by performances of Brahms's "A German Requiem," intended to set the work in broader contexts.
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The debut programme, which was used to prove the model and is currently drawing to a close, set out to create startups that can tackle the problem of women's mental and emotional health.
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After failing to buy BAE Systems in 2012, defense ambitions dimmed and the era of shareholder-led consolidation is now drawing to a close, with Airbus Group absorbed by its Airbus planemaking subsidiary.
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But a recent series of unexpectedly strong economic indicators, most notably robust credit data, have prompted some investors to speculate whether China's recent round of monetary easing may be drawing to a close.
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Now that the Bachelorette is drawing to a close (we're two weeks away from the finale) fans have begun speculating about the next Bachelor, who usually arises from the ashes of The Bachelorette.
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But just when the week was drawing to a close, Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren's hawkish comments were laid out like bread crumbs, leading markets down the path to a September rate hike.
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But that pain has now eased with the election of a new American president and the eventual realization that the era of the Castro brothers through halting breaths is drawing to a close.
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With this most disturbing presidential campaign drawing to a close, and Americans by the millions tearing their hair out, setting this particular play in a simulated United States of today carries greater weight.
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Many watchers expected the investigation to be drawing to a close this spring, when a flurry of reports claimed senior aides had begun sitting down for interviews with FBI agents and federal prosecutors.
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With corporate earnings seasons in the U.S. and Europe drawing to a close investors, focus is likely to shift back to central banks, particularly in the United States, where inflation pressures are growing.
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LYNCHBURG, Va. — As Liberty University's spring break was drawing to a close this month, Jerry Falwell Jr., its president, spoke with the physician who runs Liberty's student health service about the rampaging coronavirus.
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LYNCHBURG, Va. — As Liberty University's spring break was drawing to a close this month, Jerry Falwell Jr., its president, spoke with the physician who runs Liberty's student health service about the rampaging coronavirus.
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But as Chileans prepare to vote for mayors and local councils this Sunday, it appears the left's era of dominance is drawing to a close, with likely consequences for next year's presidential election.
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Nigeria's rainy season is now drawing to a close, but flood waters could take time to recede, while humanitarian needs are pressing and diseases such as cholera are a major risk, said the agency.
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"As Nassar's legal journey to prison was drawing to a close, more and more negative attention was focused on Michigan State University, and on me," Simon wrote, while thanking the board for their support.
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On Wednesday, Powell said the Fed's policy rate is now "just below" estimates of a neutral rate, which investors interpreted as a signal the Fed's three-year tightening cycle is drawing to a close.
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Emperor Akihito's father, Hirohito, died in 1989 — Year 64 of his reign — as both the Cold War and Japan's economic boom years were drawing to a close, intensifying the sense of a historical shift.
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WASHINGTON — Nearly five years after Jon S. Corzine presided over the collapse of the brokerage firm MF Global and became a target of federal investigations, his legal ordeal might be drawing to a close.
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Fortunately for our purposes, understanding where you are with the tech is more straightforward than it has been in the past, since the lengthy battle between wireless charging standards is now drawing to a close.
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Jaitley called Asia's third-largest economy a bright spot in a gloomy global landscape, and reiterated a forecast that it would grow by 7.6 percent in the fiscal year that is drawing to a close.
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Ramaphosa's victory "signals that the era of economic vandalism under (South African President) Jacob Zuma is now drawing to a close," Ben Payton, head of Africa at consultancy Verisk Maplecroft, said in a note Monday.
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Clinton's behalf, rather than on his own, and his nearly half-century in electoral politics seems to be drawing to a close as he focuses on a different kind of campaign — one to eliminate cancer.
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Jaitley called Asia's third-largest economy a bright spot in a gloomy global landscape, and reiterated a forecast that it would grow by 268.5050 percent in the fiscal year that is drawing to a close.
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In a longer-tem perspective, some investors are wondering if the era of central bank largesse is drawing to a close, and this will bring an end to a 35-year bull run in world bonds.
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Yet trading volume was relatively light as investors had little reason to make big bets with the U.S. Congress and President Donald Trump on vacation and a stronger-than-expected earnings season drawing to a close.
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The long road to labeling foods with genetically engineered, or G.M.O., ingredients is drawing to a close after a battle that cost food and biotech companies hundreds of millions of dollars over the last few years.
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The latest settlements suggest the main part of the purge may be drawing to a close, a relief for investors in the companies run by the suspects, some of which have seen their share prices tumble.
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Well, Thanksgiving weekend is drawing to a close, which means it's time to start making your way to the exit of the carb-and-cheese train that you've been so comfortably riding for the last few days.
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But this was outweighed by an even larger drop at the long end of the curve, driven by nervousness about the Fed's dimming growth forecast and mounting suspicion that the business cycle was drawing to a close.
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While borrowing costs remain at elevated levels, weak U.S. data and subdued euro zone inflation have provided some comfort to bond markets, on edge that an era of ultra-loose monetary policy is drawing to a close.
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The hashtag began as a textual reflection of ephemeral web trends, but as yet another social network seeks to entrench it more permanently in user bios and feeds, that era seems to be drawing to a close.
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The government will stick to its budget deficit target of 3.9 percent of gross domestic product in the year now drawing to a close, but the coming year will be "challenging" from a fiscal point of view.
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At the same time, as 2018 was drawing to a close, American women hit a historic benchmark with Martha McSally's appointment as an Arizona senator: in 2019, women will, for the first time, hold 20183 Senate seats.
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With the Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, drawing to a close, the gauzy images of a unified Korean women's hockey team and synchronized North Korean cheerleaders are giving way to the grinding business of pressuring Mr. Kim.
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With Black History Month drawing to a close, we spoke with LeRoy Henderson, a photographer who witnessed the events of the civil rights era and is among the few photographers of that generation to have captured them.
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The news signaled that the three-month-old purge, in which dozens of top officials and businessmen were detained by investigators who said they aimed to seize some $100 billion of illicit assets, was drawing to a close.
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For more than three years I have spent my mornings in the same way, sitting here or at home in the apartment in Malmo, bent over the keyboard, writing this novel, which is now drawing to a close.
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In Florida, where Mr. Scott's eight years in power were rapidly drawing to a close, the governor mounted a vigorous campaign to unseat Senator Bill Nelson, a Democrat and a wily survivor of his state's unpredictable political landscape.
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Mr. Whitaker told Representative Zoe Lofgren, Democrat of California, that he would not discuss his decision to say last month that the Mueller inquiry was drawing to a close, citing the fact that it is an ongoing investigation.
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There was a hint of the risks for the fund management community if a decade-long stocks rally is drawing to a close in the suspension by high-profile fund manager Neil Woodford of his Woodford Equity Income Fund.
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Although the NBA will surely be worse off in the 2019-20 season because of the absences of Mr Durant and Mr Thompson, it is probably good for the league that the Warriors' era is drawing to a close.
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After three bitter years and tens of millions of dollars in legal fees, the epic battle over who owns one of the most common methods for editing the DNA in any living thing is finally drawing to a close.
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The trial, which includes Descalzi because he led Eni's exploration and production business at the time of the transaction, is drawing to a close, but is not expected to conclude until after the nomination process for a new CEO.
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The college seminar was drawing to a close in October and Martin J. Whitman was pondering the hits and misses in his long career at the top of Third Avenue Management, one of Wall Street's better-known value investment firms.
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Fostering an entire generation of first-time computer users with your software and device ecosystem could mean developing lifelong loyalties, which is precisely why all this knock-down, drag-out fight won't be drawing to a close any time soon.
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That lasted about a day, and soon Mr. McCain was striding through the Senate hallways as usual, trading barbs and bits of information with journalists and colleagues who were aware that their moments with him were drawing to a close.
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A Gallup poll conducted in February 2015, as negotiations between Tehran and the "P85033+1" powers were drawing to a close, found that only 30 percent of Americans approved of the prospective agreement, while nearly two-thirds (57 percent) opposed it.
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With the legislative session drawing to a close, a vote on new restrictions for abortion was seen as a move that could help mobilize Republican voters ahead of the election and give state lawmakers seeking re-election an added talking point.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Economists are split between those predicting Turkey's central bank will cut rates this week and those who see no change at all, a Reuters poll showed on Monday, suggesting an aggressive easing cycle could be drawing to a close.
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With the war against ISIS drawing to a close, Turkey and its Syrian clients ignoring Washington, and Assad and his Iranian and Russian patrons nearly triumphant, the US finds it has few if any allies on the ground left, except for the YPG.
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But Bakari Sellers, a CNN commentator who is also a Clinton supporter, said the interview would come as a relief for Clinton's camp -- offering the prospect that the email saga that has dragged behind her campaign was finally drawing to a close.
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The rest of the world has got so used to living with Chinese over-capacity and over-production that it will take some time for the reality to sink in that China's days of super-strong production growth are drawing to a close.
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One thing is clear — the recent dramatic gains in London's tarnished markets have illustrate the pent-up appetite among investors ready to bet that the worst of the political turmoil in the world's fifth-largest economy may be drawing to a close.
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Powell said the central bank's policy rate is now "just below" estimates of a level that neither brakes nor boosts a healthy U.S. economy, comments that many investors read as signaling the Fed's three-year tightening cycle is drawing to a close.
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Negotiations On Thursday it had looked like the strike action was drawing to a close after Brazil's government said it had reached an agreement with truckers' unions to eliminate some taxes on diesel, while Petrobras agreed to lower the price by 10%.
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The timeline granted under the defining Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPs) agreement of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), framed in 1995 by the WTO's former avatar known as the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, was drawing to a close.
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Edgar Allan Poe actually said, "Believe nothing you hear, and only one half that you see" in 1845, long before we were watching screens and believing everything we thought we saw and heard — an era that may be drawing to a close.
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That incident ought to have been a loud wake-up call to the Navy that the age of the super-carrier is drawing to a close just as surely as the age of the battleship was coming to an end by the 1930s.
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When he was a boy, the peaceful Taisho democracy period was drawing to a close, to be followed by the gloomy Great Depression, then the swamp that was the Second Sino-Japanese War, and, finally, the tragedy of the Second World War .
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Hello, readers, With 23 quickly drawing to a close, the finance team has been looking back at this year&aposs key hires and exits to understand where firms are staffing up and what the hot areas to watch will be in 2020.
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Showrunners David Benioff and D. B. Weiss — who have previously hinted that the show may be drawing to a close soon — have spoken again about how many more episodes they're planning; and this time they sound much more certain about how much is left.
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LONDON (Reuters) - An era of extraordinarily easy monetary policy in the euro zone is drawing to a close as the European Central Bank is set to announce formally on Thursday that its massive bond-buying scheme will be terminated at the end of this year.
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"As many of you know, this has been a very difficult period for myself and my husband Brad as we have dealt with the impact of these accusations, but we are happy to see that this nightmare is finally drawing to a close," he wrote.
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A rate rise would mark the last increase in the bank's nearly year-long tightening cycle, which has raised borrowing costs by 4.103 points, a majority of the analysts said, after comments by several board members indicated the cycle may be drawing to a close.
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After his ruling coalition was ousted by voters angry at the country's uneven recovery, Prime Minister Enda Kenny's Fine Gael was set to fall about 30 seats short of the 80 needed to form a majority in parliament, with vote counting drawing to a close.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell last month appeared to signal the central bank's three-year tightening cycle was drawing to a close, saying its policy rate was now "just below" the range of policymakers' estimates of a level that neither cools nor boosts a healthy economy.
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At the same time, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has signaled the Fed's three-year tightening cycle is drawing to a close and central bankers are looking for signs a global growth slowdown and a U.S.-China trade war might be weighing on the U.S. economy.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve's long-stalled 'liftoff' of interest rates may finally get airborne this year as policymakers from Chair Janet Yellen on Friday to regional leaders across the United States signaled that the era of easy money is drawing to a close.
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HONG KONG, Nov 27 (Reuters) - One of Hong Kong's main highway links, the Cross-Harbour Tunnel, reopened early on Wednesday as a lockdown of the nearby Polytechnic University appeared to be drawing to a close with teams still combing the campus for remaining protesters.
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On Wednesday, U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank's policy rate is now "just below" estimates of the neutral level that neither brakes nor boosts a healthy economy, comments many took as signalling the Fed's three-year tightening cycle is drawing to a close.
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Aid for Colombia The region, which has the world's the fastest-growing trade with North America, Schechter said, is free of border clashes, rich in resources and has only one long-running conflict, in Colombia, which seems to be drawing to a close with strong U.S. backing.
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The request to the judge for a 23-year prison term for the pilot, Nadiya V. Savchenko, suggested that the trial, the most talked about in Russia since the prosecution of members of the punk protest group Pussy Riot in 2012, could be drawing to a close.
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With the first phase of streaming TV drawing to a close, viewers have a much different set of choices to make than they did back when House of Cards first hit Netflix—and increasingly, a platform will live or die by whether its marquee shows become seen as indispensable.
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The U.S. is expected to harvest 35.73 million tonnes of soybeans later on in 235.7, falling short of Brazil's estimated collection of 235.09 million tonnes for its crop year that is just drawing to a close, Abiove said, citing United States Department of Agriculture figures released on Thursday.
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And perhaps most significant: As his playing days were drawing to a close, he made his way to Culiacán, to the Hotel Lucerna, all so he could play for, and pick the brain of, Juan Manuel Lillo, a little-known, much-traveled Spanish coach he had always admired.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell boosted U.S. stock markets on Wednesday when he said the policy rate is now "just below" estimates of a level that neither brakes nor boosts a healthy economy, comments that many took as signaling the Fed's three-year tightening cycle is drawing to a close.
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Jonathan's name featured in investigations launched by Milan's public prosecutor and it was his ministers that brokered the oilfield deal, the statement said The committee, set up in April, said it would write to the former president asking for his response and submissions, adding that its investigation "is drawing to a close".
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Even though more research is needed to validate the study's findings, "the era of time-based treatment with intravenous alteplase in patients with acute stroke may finally be drawing to a close," Dr. Randolph Marshall, a neurologist at Columbia University in New York, wrote in an editorial published alongside the new study.
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JERUSALEM — Three Palestinian men armed with knives and a improvised submachine gun carried out nearly simultaneous attacks in two locations outside the walls of the Old City in East Jerusalem on Friday, killing an Israeli border police officer as dusk was falling and the daily Ramadan fast was drawing to a close.
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The administration might ask the Supreme Court to rule on this (yet again), but with the oral argument on the original travel-ban case coming up — and with the fiscal year (which is how the government regulates refugee resettlement) drawing to a close at the end of the month, anyway — the government might not fight it.
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MEXICO CITY — Joaquín Guzmán Loera, the notorious drug lord known as El Chapo who twice slipped out of high-security Mexican prisons and into criminal legend, was extradited to the United States on Thursday night, officials said, drawing to a close a decades-long quest to prosecute the head of one of the world's largest narcotics organizations.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell injected investors with a strong dose of optimism on Wednesday, saying that the central bank's policy rate is now "just below" estimates of a level that neither brakes nor boosts a healthy U.S. economy, comments that many investors read as signaling the Fed's three-year tightening cycle is drawing to a close.
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From superpower to regional rivals "There are some resemblances to the Cold War in America's current circumstances, but they have nothing to do with terrorism or ISIS or al Qaeda," said Michael Mandelbaum, professor emeritus at the School of Advanced International Studies, saying that a 25-year period when the United States faced no great power rival was now drawing to a close.
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Seeing her father's transfixed expression in the glow of the TV, it struck Romi that he was no less deeply invested in these stories, the stories of unsolved murders, of spies, and of the struggle of a dung beetle trying to roll its ball of manure over a hill, now that his own story was quickly drawing to a close.
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And as Tuesday night's election results made clear, the primary season drawing to a close has made the search for a unifying message that much more difficult, elevating self-described democratic socialists like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in New York and Rashida Tlaib in Michigan to argue policy with a Trump-voting populist like Richard Ojeda in West Virginia and a centrist like Conor Lamb in Pennsylvania.
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In a statement responding to the review, Huawei expressed confidence that it's days of supplying U.K. 5G are not drawing to a close — writing: The UK Government's Supply Chain Review gives us confidence that we can continue to work with network operators to rollout 5G across the UK. The findings are an important step forward for 5G and full fibre broadband networks in the UK and we welcome the Government's commitment to "a diverse telecoms supply chain" and "new legislation to enforce stronger security requirements in the telecoms sector".
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