The Dubs campaign was supported by Safe Passage - one of our staff actually drafted the Dubs amendment.
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The Dubs campaign was supported by Safe Passage and one of our staff actually drafted the Dubs amendment.
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Unfortunately I've seen enough dubs where the interpretation is so far off from the original performance that it's hard to recommend dubs sight unseen.
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The Dubs amendment is named after the politician who proposed it, Alf Dubs, who came to Britain as a Jewish child refugee fleeing Nazi persecution.
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One petition was brought by the politician who sponsored the Dubs scheme, Alf Dubs, a Jewish refugee who came to Britain as a child fleeing Nazi persecution.
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Skinny has been collecting and playing out dubs for the past few years and now reckons he could put together a two or three hour set of exclusive dubs.
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" ... "Okay they have the momentum... LETS GO DUBS!
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None of this invalidates the media consumer who wants to watch movies in the background, has trouble following subtitles, has access issues that require the use of dubs, or just prefers dubs.
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A voice artist who dubs films, she seldom completes assignments.
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She dubs the tech and healthcare companies "New China" stocks.
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" • In an analysis, Peter Baker dubs this the "profanity presidency.
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We've approached these dubs as passion projects first and foremost.
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" In another blog post, Sonja Durham dubs Gaga her "guardian angel.
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Then have we got some Dubs Opening Night Schadenfreude for you!
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" Joking, she adds: "I don't care if they hate the Dubs.
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So perhaps seamless dubs are destined to become a new normal.
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" Meanwhile, big sister Kourtney dubs herself the "oldest and the most mature.
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James: I did stuff for Coxsone, and Saxon got dubs from me.
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It was breath-taking all around, as the Dubs won 133-120.
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DiCaprio plays himself and dubs "Earth" the best song he's ever heard.
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In fact ... Draymond promised an EVEN BETTER version of the Dubs now.
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The Home Office has agreed to resettle 480 under the Dubs scheme.
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He is producing a podcast series, "Who Murdered Spike Dubs?" at skyreporter.com.
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"Go, Dubs!" he shouts at someone walking by wearing a Warriors hat.
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The Dubs are scoring more per game than they did last season.
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He is currently doing what he dubs as a "lifetime" album called "MZRT".
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But, like Baron said, Dubs fans ... 18 more games, THEN you can panic.
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No wonder the company dubs the Apple Watch its "most personal device ever".
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" And the feeling is mutual: McGrath dubs Kim "the No.1 McGrath Muse.
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Holst dubs it one of the "core strengths" of the Blueair product line.
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In the cited quotation, the government also dubs the decree "proportionate and competitive".
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Passengers, which Virgin Galactic dubs "astronauts," will also get to wear the jackets.
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On that fateful night, the Dubs kicked the living shit out of Portland.
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Trump says liberal counterprotesters, who he dubs the alt-left, were also responsible.
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Northern California Dubs: The Golden State Warriors Finna: About to, or going to.
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Dubs told VICE News he has no idea whether the amendment will pass.
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Dubs, himself brought to the United Kingdom on the Kindertransport, became the author of the "Dubs amendment," passed in May 2016, requiring the UK government to act "as soon as possible" to relocate and support unaccompanied refugee children in Europe.
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Zampirolo dubs it "Something that is sloppy and unstable and unreliable," which Austin echoes.
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While a lot of good dubs exist, oftentimes the Japanese voice acting is better.
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Another example flagged by the report is what Cookiebot dubs "YouTube's Tracking Cover-Up".
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So when he dubs himself "Coltrane on Soul Plane," Coltrane he earns, sort of.
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" Across the country, Marohn sees evidence of what he dubs a "Municipal Ponzi scheme.
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John, loving everything, loving ESPN, and go Dubs, so a good year for us.
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Will the company try to shorten that into something like "Two Dubs" or "Double Dub"?
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This is a normal…Read more ReadDoppler released its first product, Dubs, back in 2014.
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"We think of the subtitles and dubs as enabling access to the story," Sheehan says.
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Skinny just reached out for dubs from UBC Beijing, which is China's only reggae label.
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Having no name, Velvet dubs the boy Laphicet—the same name as her murdered brother.
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Megga and Dubs acknowledge that Fortnite isn't quite as popular as it used to be.
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Dr Bae's device, which he dubs a photonic laser thruster, was developed with NASA funding.
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" Trump often rails on the media, and dubs certain articles or networks as "fake news.
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Here are a few options: ER-20XS, DUBS, Earasers, V-MODA Faders VIP, and LiveMus!
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If you're an anime fan, the topic of subs and dubs is even more complicated.
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Will it be difficult for the Dubs to win three more games in a row?
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If the Dubs take the next three games, it would move them into uncharted territory.
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He dubs the wi-fi data collection trial's line on privacy as a "really thorny one".
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Security researcher Mathy Vanhoef has identified what he dubs a "serious weakness" in the wireless protocol.
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The Dubs finished the year at 30-52, seventh out of seven in the Pacific Division.
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Case in point: A new trend spreading through Instagram dubs itself "salmon sushi hair," Allure reports.
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Wang Feng, of the University of California, Irvine, dubs the problem "the Balkanisation of Chinese demography".
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But while dubs are far more blatant, Zeria also describes how subtitle translation fairs no better.
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Nokia dubs this not a selfie, but a "Bothie" — wonder if the term will catch on?
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But far from resting on their laurels, it turned out the Dubs were just getting started.
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Bad Lip Reading takes real footage — news, sporting events, television dramas — and dubs over the dialogue.
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Facebook has been clamping down on what it dubs as "coordinated inauthentic behavior" in recent months.
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But it's not just the voice actors' performances that have made these Zelda dubs so impressive.
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"I can't even describe how sorry I am," Dubs wrote in an apology posted on Twitter.
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Fansub communities often engaged in intense back-and-forth over whether subs or dubs were superior.
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Spike Dubs was one of the State Department's best, a man deeply admired by his colleagues.
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It combines ale and lager yeast through a process that founder Jim Koch dubs co-fermentation.
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It has soared into the meme world with many parodies, instrument dubs, and surreal video edits.
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Politically, Dubs said he couldn't see his amendment having a negative political effect for the government.
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Bannon has attempted to steer Trump administration policy, and the GOP generally, toward what he dubs nationalism.
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Microsoft dubs the latest update to Windows the "Creator's Update," but don't let the name fool you.
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" The report dubs this technique "ephemeral disinformation" because "the message remains even though the evidence is ephemeral.
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Although The New York Times dubs it a VR experience, you can also watch in a browser.
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The focus is on Arron Banks, an ebullient insurer who dubs himself the "bad boy of Brexit".
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Further instigating Buffalo Wild Wings, he called last week for B-Dubs CEO Sally Smith to resign.
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They do not face the same peril that Lord Dubs once did, but their plight is dire.
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The Dubs slotted Brandon Rush into the starting lineup and the win machine kept right on whirring.
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The law dubs a US Postal Service facility in Charlottesville, Virginia, the Captain Humayun Khan Post Office.
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Jesse Rose - Touch 'N' Tease (Dub)I love doing dubs, just getting a groove and reducing everything.
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But under this odd couple veneer, the two "nationlects" (as Murphy dubs them) are like lovesick teenagers.
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The topic of subs versus dubs is far more complex and provocative than it initially might seem.
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Trump dubs his trade policy "America First" and extols the potential benefit to manufacturers and American workers.
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And so we ask: If it happens, what would a perfect postseason for the Dubs truly mean?
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Linguists and translators patrolled a ring of television sets to check subtitles and dubs in a dozen languages.
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This feature, which Tinder dubs the Traveler Alert, relies on your phone's network connection to determine its location.
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Until about 2010, the region's labour-intensive factories (which he dubs China 1.0) operated on labour-cost arbitrage.
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What the Massachusetts senator dubs the "Real Corporate Profits Tax" would apply to worldwide profits exceeding $210 million.
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The "Try and Stop Us" campaign, which dubs women players the "Unstoppables", aims to build on that momentum.
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What unites them is that they accord undue deference to "promoters", as India dubs a firm's founding shareholders.
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Good Star Dubs The one constant with genre-hopping producer Tadd Mullinix is his commitment to historical continuity.
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Wizards game Wednesday in D.C. -- and if ya couldn't tell, they LOVE their hometown Dubs ... unlike Donald Trump.
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Setyan downgraded B-Dubs shares to underperform from neutral and cut the price target to $115 from $150.
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Keith Hudson's early 80s period resulted in some of the dustiest, psyched out and experimental dubs ever recorded.
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Instead, it has been focusing on what it dubs "mixed reality," which merges the real and digital worlds.
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The 20something Wade dubs herself a "poet" on her personal website and boasts more than 150,85033 Instagram followers.
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And this pack gives lots of other concrete ways you can help campaign to save the Dubs scheme.
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Most of the songs on the album involve some over-dubs, whether synth, piano, or just more guitar.
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Remember, Scott's a huge Houston fan ... and was spotted at Harden's games against the Dubs late last month.
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The US ambassador to Afghanistan, Adolph "Spike" Dubs, was kidnapped and killed in circumstances still clouded in mystery.
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By the time President Jimmy Carter posted him to Kabul, Dubs was well known to the Soviet leadership.
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That Dubs logo was everywhere these last few weeks — on San Francisco office towers, on Teslas and Toyotas.
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" This, she added, is where the field of organoid research is headed—toward what she dubs "collaborative ethics.
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He sources his dubs over the internet, reaching out over Soundcloud or through Facebook for younger, more accessible artists.
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Aveillant says Gamekeeper, as it dubs its equipment, can detect and classify a small drone up to 5km away.
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However, Doppler Labs has been partnered with Global Citizen since 2014, when the company launched the Dubs ear plugs.
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Yet until what Mr Nakajo dubs the "20-year-mentality" changes, the preference for shiny and new will remain.
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Mostly though the demo's were pretty crude tape dubs, recorded on 4 track mixers or worse and very DIY.
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The Dubs stars also downed a giant bottle of Perrier Jouet Rose as well, 'cause why the hell not?!
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At the end of the first quarter, the Dubs were already down 2112 points and the arena was silent.
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So the debate surrounding subs and dubs has been an ongoing, extremely contentious, and highly charged topic for decades.
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And in a defining moment, one of her fellow castmates even dubs her "Messica" during their joint bachelorette party.
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Bruce Flatin, the embassy's political counselor, was allowed to call out to Dubs through the door of room 117.
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"I am bitterly bitterly disappointed that he's done that," said Dubs, speaking before Corbyn at the event in London.
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An opportunity to feed his inner-Iverson (Inverson?) and declare a one man, 2001-style war on the Dubs.
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For the time being, this will allow the Dubs to hide Cook on the other team's least-threatening player.
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That's when Coach Pop went full Benedict Arnold on his own squad ... which sent the Dubs faithful into a frenzy.
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Her butt is rounder in one photo (which she dubs the "Instagram booty") and much less so in the other.
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It's not house money—offensive rebounds can be, if utilized correctly, a necessary and potent weapon to weaken the Dubs.
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His works, which he dubs "tinglers" and which are all 100 percent gay, are a deliberate absurdist response to homophobia.
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As dominant as both the Dubs and the Cavs have been recently, though, that obviously won't always be the case.
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Alphabet's AI division also said today it is intending to "define" what it dubs a "patient involvement strategy" by 2017.
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Dubs and Megga qualified for solos and duos, meaning if one of them wins, he could take home $4.5 million.
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Cramer dubs Costco "non-Amazon-able" due to its card membership fees paired with a discounted offering of bulk items.
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As for his decision to leave the Dubs for Kyrie Irving and the Brooklyn Nets ... KD's reason is very simple.
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And, for ultimate privacy, there is what the developer dubs a "secured parking portal," which is essentially an automated valet.
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The study dubs that middle group between poverty and the middle class "ALICE" families, for Asset-limited, Income-constrained, Employed.
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Irving is exactly the kind of jitterbug point guard with a jumper that has given the Dubs problems this season.
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The basics of what Mueller dubs the "first part of the scheme" were mostly known already from last fall's indictment.
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Kardashian-West's stylist Chris Appleton shared a snap of his client rocking what he dubs "cool chocolate brown" on Instagram.
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Which is why Marantz dubs Cernovich "alt-light," one of many demagogues without a goal except perhaps to wreak havoc.
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" The Atlantic dubs his politics "radical anti-conservatism," while the Wall Street Journal says he is an "anti-establishment conservative.
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Dabo's been known to get loose after Clemson dubs ... and already had the "dab" and "hit dem folk" in his repertoire.
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There's not any combination of cuts, edits or re-dubs that will make 20th Century Fox's Deadpool palatable to Chinese censors.
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But the "mother of all design shows," as the reboot's trailer dubs it, never faked a horrified stare or stifled sob.
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He dubs his style, which blends satire, folk-tale, epic, chronicle and even science fiction into a head-spinning mix, "mythorealism".
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The UK accepted 200 children under the "Dubs amendment" — a proposal that Britain take in 3,000 unaccompanied child migrants from Europe.
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I recommend viewers try subtitles first, and if they find it difficult to concentrate then switch to dubs as an alternative.
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But the assumption had been that the companies' "promoters", as India dubs founding shareholders, would find a way to stay on.
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WWMT-TV reports Timothy Hochstedler dubs his service "Amish Uber," but he&aposs not affiliated with the San Francisco-based company.
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"I'm worried that Trump may win," said Nancy Dubs, 83, a retiree in Pittsburgh, who said she was voting for Clinton.
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Shares of "B-Dubs" as the company is sometimes known, were down 1.3 percent Thursday morning, after earlier dropping 2 percent.
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This "chromatographic convergence", as Marcelo Paixão of the University of Texas, in Austin, dubs it, owes a lot to policy choices.
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The government says it does not believe the ~5km exclusion zone will prevent what it dubs a "deliberate incident" in itself.
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Le Pen, whom polls see losing heavily to Macron in the May 7 runoff, scornfully dubs him the candidate of "money".
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Gloopro dubs itself as a "secure cloud based enterprise e-procurement and commerce platform…[for]…corporate purchasing," per a company description.
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Current regulations are inadequate to cover online targeting, per its analysis, while it dubs self-regulation and the status quo "unsustainable".
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Bad Lip Reading, launched in 2011, is a comedy YouTube channel that intentionally dubs video clips with audio for comedy effect.
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For the time being, though, the Dubs are deep enough on defense to prevent Cook's weaknesses from being a serious concern.
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But Dubs said the excuses didn't wash with him, and he believed more space could be found to accept more children.
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The ISC also has some robust recommendations on privacy — and some significant criticism of what it dubs the government's "piecemeal approach" here.
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Overshadowed by the Dubs' Curry, Westbrook, not known for doing anything quietly, has quietly become the second-best player in the league.
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Flashpoint dubs these claims "dubious" and "likely to be false", and instead comes down on the side of the script kiddies theory.
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Harvey name-checks abilityJobs, which dubs itself the largest job site for people with disabilities, as being a good place to start.
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Tim Cannon is a 19853-year-old American who on Twitter dubs himself a "Grinder, Biohacker, Programmer, Lunatic, Fanatic, Boyfriend, Father, Technophile".
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There were burners on trains, tags on the streets, chrome and black dubs, and throw-ups on trackside walls and building rooftops.
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The lights dim, the club clears, but the pain and grief—which Dovaleh dubs "my own private Chernobyl"—still glow, still burn.
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To help political neophytes navigate the complex bureaucracy involved, Mr Gudkov's team developed an online service that he dubs a "political Uber".
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Tim Cannon is a 36-year-old American who on Twitter dubs himself a "Grinder, Biohacker, Programmer, Lunatic, Fanatic, Boyfriend, Father, Technophile".
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XCOM, as Mr Hang dubs his putative X-ray Aldis lamp, would be a more powerful version of such a spacecraft transmitter.
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But she found her own way to bring up the Dubs at the Greater St. Paul Baptist Church in Oakland Sunday morning.
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Nothing is guaranteed, but if Durant truly wants to play in the NBA Finals next season, the Dubs are his surest bet.
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Giuliana, who dubs herself Juicy, Andre, and Shine are working on their Vegas deal, which includes planning a standout performance from Nessa.
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Cambridge University security researcher Ross Anderson, one of the expert witnesses who gave evidence to the committee, dubs the report "deeply disappointing".
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" But on the Dubs amendment, he said that he wanted to "proceed with as much support across the House as we can.
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A textbook chasedown to dot the exclamation point in the Spurs' 129-100 season opening victory against the newly monolithic looking Dubs.
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Lord Dubs is a Labour peer who came to Britain as a six-year-old in the Kindertransport rescue programme in 1939.
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The report compiles a ranking of universities, foregrounding those with a record of producing what partner Simon King dubs "quality spin outs".
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The Dubs have yielded 128.8 points per 100 possessions in the time those five players have shared the floor since the break.
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Living DNA dubs itself the most detailed ancestry test in the world, with results for over 150 regions, going back 500 years.
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The aim is to appeal to the people whom James Johnson, Downing Street's head of polling under Theresa May, dubs "Conservative considerers".
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The amendment was proposed by Alfred Dubs, a member of the House of Lords who was a child refugee from the Nazis.
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Netflix is subtitling the movies in 28 languages and providing new dubs for up to 20 languages, which is no small task.
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Trump has denounced the nation's immigration system and grown frustrated with the uptick in asylum claims and what he dubs asylum loopholes.
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A strange, lumbering beast crawls out of one of Jam's mother's paintings and makes itself known to Jam, who dubs it Pet.
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Eric Kaufmann, a professor at the University of London who studies this phenomenon, dubs it an "iron law" of far-right studies.
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Andreja Pejic dons these shindig-ready getups — she's the lastest "RefBabe," as the brand dubs its models — in the series of holiday images.
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AROUND 2012, dubs of an unreleased album made the rounds in tastemaker circles before finally reaching Smog Veil Records, a boutique record label.
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The first titles, MojiQuest and Moji Bowling, which Wiggins dubs as "experiments," were built for iOS and iMessenger and have garnered 1.5m downloads.
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It can also make use of what he dubs "semi-supervised learning" to further boost accuracy over time as agents use the tool.
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In terms of features, Messenger Lite supports what Facebook dubs "core experiences" — namely: "messaging, sending and receiving photos and links, and receiving stickers".
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The book follows a troubled fifth-grader named Barbara who wears animal ears, engages in strange rituals, and dubs herself a giant-hunter.
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And, indeed, Albright says he saw bad actors engaging in what he dubs "stealth tactics" to quietly seed and distribute their bogus material.
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The Dubs are back in the Finals for the 5th straight year, so we've all become pretty familiar with these ladies by now.
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Lee "Scratch" Perry: Rainford (On-U Sound) Riddled with reissues, collaborations, bootlegs, remixes, and of course dubs, the Upsetter's catalogue is beyond comprehension.
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Adding Kevin Durant means the Warriors are going to steamroll the league, so there goes all the communal fun at the Dubs expense?
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B-Dubs CEO Sally Smith blamed high labor and operating expenses for putting pressure on margins and, ultimately, lowering EPS for the quarter.
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The diversified fund mirrors an index that studies the greenhouse emissions profiles of more than 5,000 companies and then dubs them climate leaders.
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Mongraal and Mitro, as well as Megga and Dubs, are backed by FaZe Clan, which is one of the better known esports organizations.
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However, she believes the company has built a solid foundation for what she dubs the "Flux Flywheel", borrowing from Amazon's Amazon Flywheel concept.
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Some policymakers, like Lord Alf Dubs, recognize the deep connection between the lessons of the Holocaust and the shaping of contemporary immigration policy.
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"This was an exceptional transfer of wealth," says Philip Gradwell, Chainalysis' chief economist, who dubs the past six months as bitcoin's "liquidity event".
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Trevino is looking to take a break, but he's had scores of fans asking for dubs of Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask.
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FaZe Clan announced that Fortnite player Daniel "Dubs" Walsh has been suspended indefinitely after allegedly using a racist slur during another player's stream.
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Bad Lip Reading, launched in 2011, is a comedy YouTube channel which intentionally dubs video clips with incorrect lip reading, for comedy effect.
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The aftermath of Spike Dubs' death belied everything he stood for -- particularly the United States' prolonged and costly role in the bloody debacle.
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Wiz, who never met an opportunity to make a weed pun he couldn't handle, dubs the song "Hella Os," and blows everyone away.
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For those without straightforward family links, Safe Passage alongside Lord Alfred Dubs, who was himself a child refugee who came to the UK during the Second World War when the Nazis occupied his country, Czechoslovakia, pushed to create the Dubs amendment , a scheme that allows a number of unaccompanied children in the European Union to come to the UK safely.
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And soon it will add a new name to its genomic guest book: Dubs, the Alaskan Malamute, and mascot for the University of Washington.
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" Arranging furniture pieces into room vignettes allows shoppers to imagine the sellers' items in their own homes — a process Brent dubs "accessorized to sell.
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It also now dubs itself a "content activation platform", albeit that's a fancier way of saying it makes "marketing, channel and sales enablement" software.
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The Dubs can sic Thompson or Iguodala (or Livingston) on him instead—they're better equipped to bother his dribble with their size and length.
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That would indeed make sense: Adams is the primary roll man in OKC's offense, and Draymond is the Dubs' best pick-and-roll defender.
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And so our new community, whose medium of exchange Harris dubs the attention economy, is increasingly dominated by technological addiction (particularly our smartphone use).
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You better believe it ... so says Chris Webber, who tells TMZ Sports the Dubs are just too damn good to lose that fantasy matchup.
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Once Nguyen and her co-founders identified their key markets, they reached out to social media "influencers," as she dubs them, within that market.
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According to Thomson Reuters survey of analysts, B-Dubs is expected to earn $5.54 a share this year, and $6.79 a share next year.
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Then, you have somewhere like Bristol's East Street, a pedestrianised stretch of shops and benches and the types of people your uncle dubs "eccentric".
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Apple says the idea it dubs '[AR]T Walk' is a fun way to bring art to the people and augment big-city life.
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Trevino has successfully released English voice dubs for Zelda titles such as The Wind Waker and Skyward Sword through both Zelda Universe and Youtube.
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Our initial topic of conversation was not about the fan dubs, but about Nintendo's very own attempt to put voice acting into a Zelda.
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The company, Doppler Labs, originally launched with Dubs, mechanical ear plugs meant to help lower the volume (but maintain the quality) of live music.
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The Dubs amendment was passed in April 2016 amid a campaign to bring 3,000 lone refugee children stuck in camps in Europe to Britain.
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The economic agenda, which Mulvaney dubs "MAGAnomics," is an effort to get the growth of the U.S. gross domestic product back to 3 percent.
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What would normally be a happy occasion was overshadowed by President Donald Trump's rhetoric on what he dubs "chain migration," or family-based immigration.
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Cioplenu, an Augsburg-based startup that is building what it dubs an "operating system" for the production floor, has raised €4.2M in seed financing.
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Britain has also made a wider commitment to taking in vulnerable migrant children under the so-called Dubs amendment passed in parliament this year.
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It's almost all Potter, overdubbed on top of himself, before the dubs drop out and he launches into one of his characteristically herculean solos.
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Here's somebody MORE happy than Kevin Durant's mom about the Warriors' NBA championship ... Big Boi, who says he won $100k betting on the Dubs.
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But for the 20 languages in which Netflix does provide subtitles—and the large number in which it dubs shows—it sweats the small stuff.
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The site dubs him "a disgrace to the Chair of Peter" (referring to the apostle, Peter, who is the Biblical root of the papal practice).
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Under a philosophy Dalio dubs "idea meritocracy," staff are expected to openly give and receive feedback — good and bad — regardless of their level or position.
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Instead, the Knops stand out from a regular pair of acoustic filters (like, say, Doppler Lab's Dubs) by offering multiple levels of adjustable sound blocking.
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And now, for a less lovey-dovey statistic — what Brilliant Earth dubs its "most brokenhearted" ranking, determined by the highest percentage of engagement-ring returns.
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The saga points to a modern reality that the Italian novelist failed to predict: what Dani Rodrik dubs "the inescapable trilemma of the world economy".
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The "lifestyle community" (or "fake smile jail cells," as her underachieving brother dubs them) only offers discounts to residents with a 4.5 rating or higher.
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Steve Kerr went with the Dubs' famed "death lineup" early, and got results going small against the Thunder, who arguably have the league's best frontcourt.
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ANZ has exited what it dubs its "emerging corporate" business in Singapore, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Indonesia and Taiwan, the bank's Melbourne-based spokesman told Reuters.
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Louisiana dubs the girls "the Three Rancheros," and with their every misadventure and escapade, the Rancheros pledge to rescue one another from their troubled lives.
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To do so, Brooks Goldade, director of digital experience at B-Dubs, told CNBC that the company is looking to bolster technology that is anticipatory.
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Trump has said that he uses Twitter to communicate to the American people without going through traditional media, which he often dubs as "fake news".
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Over Christmas, you had your pick of Stormzy and Chip's "Hear Dis", then some cracking war dubs firing across Twitter between Jammz and Merky Ace.
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For all we know, Carey is probably combing through SoundCloud, testing out blends in Traktor, and hitting up producers for unreleased dubs as we speak.
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With the advent of MP3s, that practice evolved into purely digital interventions — what he dubs "Deviations" — which recently mutated yet again to incorporate artificial intelligence.
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As a result, YouTube — the place most consumers watch music videos today — still has plenty of videos represented by glitchy dubs off ancient VHS tapes.
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An autopsy at Walter Reed in Washington found Dubs died of "at least 10 wounds inflicted by small caliber weapons," as summarized by the report.
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She dubs those most popular stocks the "Rising Suns," as their addition to those portfolios is an indicator they&aposll outperform the market later on.
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On February 8th, the Home Office announced that it was shutting down the Dubs plan, saying that it "encourages" children to become refugees in Europe.
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If you turned off last Friday's Grizzlies-Warriors game late in the third quarter, when the Dubs were up 90-66, you could be forgiven.
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A report from cybersecurity company Agari claims to expose one corner of the multimillion-dollar romance scam industry: a Nigerian fraud ring it dubs Scarlet Widow.
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Dubs Whether someone should watch anime in Japanese with subtitles, or dubbed into English (or any non-Japanese language), is an ongoing discussion amongst anime fans.
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The goal of the Boring Company, as he dubs his new enterprise, is to dig tunnels faster and more cheaply than is possible at the moment.
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" That CNN would be the sudden point of contention is also notable given Trump's public disdain for the news network, which he frequently dubs "fake news.
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Research suggests a "gay voice"—like the cartoonish one the comedian Peter Serafinowicz dubs over Trump speeches—could make a potential candidate less likely to win.
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In a note on what it dubs its "search engine situation" the pro-privacy browsing netTor users are currently being served DuckDuckGo search results by default.
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Cavs debate (sure looks like the Dubs ended that on Sunday night, anyway) -- it's time for the real question ... the LeBron 15s or the Curry 5s?!
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No word on who JB's picking to win this year ... or who he's rooting for if and when the Cavs meet the Dubs in the Finals.
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So Uber continues to be a target for taxi industry action, including co-ordinated strikes in major cities over what drivers dubs unfair and exploitative practices.
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"Ziff brothers participated in financing both Obama presidential campaign, American press dubs them as 'main sponsors of Democrats,' " the memo states, according to a translated version.
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Sink a basket before performing the next stunt — "the 50-meter plank walk of death," as Efron so morbidly dubs it — then make one more basket.
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Trump's frequently changing positions, Kerry added, along with his frequent attacks on the media he dubs "fake news," have contributed to a dangerous climate in America.
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The stock had dropped 34 percent over the past year from $163 a share to $108 a share, before B-Dubs surprised the street on Oct.
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Dubs was a mechanical ear plug that was meant to be worn in clubs and at live concerts to protect your ears from too many decibels.
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The company, which applies AI to DNA sequencing to enable what it dubs "data-driven medicine," last closed a $30 million Series D in fall 2017.
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That started with Dubs, a fully mechanical set of ear plugs that are meant to lower the decibel level of live music without ruining the quality.
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He's a guy who dubs himself the Lottery Lawyer and has spoken to me before about what you're supposed to do if you win the jackpot.
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Someone who has difficulty reading may be unfairly stereotyped as less intelligent, which may contribute to the idea that only unintelligent or lazy people prefer dubs.
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"He was such a connector, almost everyone felt like he was their friend," says his daughter Lindsay Dubs McLaughlin, who was 25 when her father died.
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By early October, Britain had accepted only a hundred and forty children under Dublin III; not a single child had been admitted under the Dubs plan.
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It's rumored that Disney+ will launch its streaming content as part of a Hotstar subscription, with content localized with dubs and subtitles in several Indian languages.
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And in all that time, doesn't it seem like Stewart would have some pretty great jokes to share about a man he dubs an "angry groundhog"?
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It's also performed 43 acquisitions in the past 18 months, mostly around what CEO Virginia Rometty dubs "strategic imperatives": cloud, analytics, security, and social and mobile technologies.
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He also happens to run dubplate website Dub Shottas, with his partner Culcha Gideon, helping people from around the world connect with reggae artists to cut dubs.
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Meanwhile, there's a vinyl edition of the record, which includes the original mixes as well as Scientist's dubs and comes on a seemingly endless number of discs.
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So it's no wonder why model, feminist, and total badass Miski Muse chooses what she dubs an "allover highlighted radiant look" as her go-to power face.
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Watson was a victim of what Wallace dubs "journalism's purity ritual," which can be described as using objectivity as a pretext to fire someone for their politics.
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Specific elements of the new agreement highlighted by the EC are what it dubs "strong obligations" on companies that handle Europeans' personal data, coupled with "robust enforcement".
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A draft complaint targets Epstein, as well as unidentified women called the "Recruiter," the "Secretary" and the "Maid," whom it dubs Jane Does 1, 2 and 3.
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Its government-owned television network Al Jazeera Arabic routinely dubs Palestinians who die while trying to kill Israeli civilians "martyrs," including just two days before Mattis's visit.
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In the latest period, Minneapolis-based B-Dubs had to contend with two fewer World Series games in the October-December span compared with the prior year.
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"By the way, everybody wanted to be here today," Trump said ... clearly referring to his beef with Steph Curry and uninviting the Dubs to the Oval Office.
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In "This Side of Paradise," Kirk dubs the Vulcans a "subhuman race" and ridicules Spock's "gall" in going after a lovelorn white woman (played by Jill Ireland).
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" However, he assured me that Trevino's dubs get it just right: "You couldn't tell...when the audio was in-game or when it was the voice actor.
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On the weekends, Hirsch and her friends will pull what comedian Louis C.K. dubs a "bang-bang," or eating two meals in a row at different restaurants.
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It is the only major Western chemicals player banking on an integrated value chain - which it dubs "Verbund" - where a company owns businesses throughout the production process.
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Her draft complaint targeted Epstein as well as unidentified women called the "Recruiter," the "Secretary" and the "Maid," whom it dubs Jane Does 1, 2 and 20033.
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They have dubbed this series of attacks "Dragonfly 2.0" due to an apparent connection to a group Symantec dubs Dragonfly that is also commonly called Energetic Bear.
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Durant is sitting pretty in Golden State with his new team, and Westbrook is eager to avenge a 122-96 November loss in Oakland to the Dubs.
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San Francisco's Anchor Brewery, which dubs itself as America's "first and oldest" craft brewery, announced its acquisition by Japan's Sapporo Holdings on Thursday, reports the SF Gate.
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The piece explores the teen's life, including her relationships with her mother, who the publication dubs as "Kellyanne Conway-esque," as well as her sister and grandmother.
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The narrator of "Oscar Wao" dubs his tale a "counterspell," an apt description of storytelling's power to reverse (or at least reverse-engineer) the vector of fate.
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Additionally, Kavanaugh dubs himself a "huge sports fan" and expounds a bit more on the number of Nationals season tickets he has purchased on an annual basis.
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Under the new agreement, Crunchyroll will continue creating subtitled streaming experience for fans, while Funimation will focus on delivering the best in English-language dubbed ("Broadcast Dubs") streaming.
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Not "street art" murals and stencils in Shoreditch, or tourist walking tours of Banksy's work protected by plastic screens, but proper graffiti—tags, throw-ups, dubs, and pieces.
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My number one team will always be the Rockets (03 straight wins, baby!) but with six years in the Bay, I've adopted the Dubs as a secondary team.
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In Marcato's most recent letter to shareholders, also published Tuesday, McGuire argued that B-Dubs' weaker-than-expected earnings report was proof that the company needs new leadership.
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Under the so-called Dubs amendment passed by parliament last year, Britain agreed to accept vulnerable refugee children who arrived in the European Union before March 20, 2016.
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And then Memphis limited the Dubs to 13 points in the fourth quarter, forced overtime, and snatched the W right out of the 3-1 lead blowers' clutches.
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In his research note, Setyan cited the experience that Jack in the Box had when it refranchised a smaller number of restaurants than is proposed for B-Dubs.
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There will be £22020M for what it dubs "gold standard" fiber broadband, with funds needing to be matched by broadband providers — so a potential £217M to fund rollouts.
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While Ramadan might seem like "an amazing opportunity to lose weight," as one pro-ana forum wryly dubs it, that's not to say it isn't without its challenges.
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Already Stephen Phillips, a popular MP, had written to colleagues urging them to support the watered-down Dubs amendment that cleared the House of Lords on April 26th.
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On April 25th the government had whipped its MPs to vote against an amendment put forward by Alf Dubs, legislating for the admission of 3,000 lone child refugees.
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Nine of the eMerge Americas Startup Showcase companies are university-level, and one from the University of Virginia dubs itself as being the next generation of home appliances.
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" Estes, a first-time candidate whose campaign website dubs him the "real" Ron Estes, referred to the congressman as "an embarrassment" and "the epitome of the DC Swamp.
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" The hand-painted paper she dreamed up for the space features anemones (a symbol of luck in Greek mythology) and beams of light that AD dubs "solar radiance.
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My new pal on the drink rail, the Oakland born-and-raised King Burdett, told me he'd been a fan since the Dubs were the San Francisco Warriors.
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Portland made that series fun, but simply didn't have enough in the way of defense to do anything more than make things a little difficult for the Dubs.
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In the UK the GMB Union is calling on Amazon to recognize its representation of workers, and has attacked the company for what it dubs "Victorian working practices".
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The Here Active Listening system sold around 15,000 units, and proved a solid bridge product between the mechanical dubs and Doppler Labs' biggest undertaking yet: the Here One.
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RBR wants Credit Suisse to list the investment bank, which it dubs First Boston 2.0, in either New York or London, according to the presentation seen by Reuters.
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Just as exciting was a portion in the middle, full of fast glissandos and churning cello riffs (a section the composer dubs "Frenzied Soul Expression" in the score).
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Israel dubs its new plan "Momentum," and it says the concept is to combine all the elements of its armed forces, including land, sea, air, intelligence and cyber.
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Beck's works, which he categorically dubs as "snow art," show intricate geometric shapes inspired by patterns found in nature such as snowflakes, spiraled cactus spears, and cannabis leaves.
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Geal, who dubs himself Toone VIII, succeeded his father, who moved the theater to its current site in an alleyway near Brussels' regal Grand Place in the 1960s.
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An amendment to British law, known as the Dubs amendment, states the most vulnerable minors who arrived in Europe before March 20 this year should also be admitted.
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They have dubbed this series of attacks "Dragonfly 2628" due to an apparent connection to a group that Symantec dubs Dragonfly that is also commonly called Energetic Bear.
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" Among her first moves was to organize acting workshops led by Jean-René Toussaint, a French coach and actor who emphasizes a vocal training he dubs "primitive voice.
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The video follows Guy Davis, who is a typical college guy but who the narrator dubs "Action Guy," throughout his day and into a house party on Saturday night.
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The loss, which gave the Dubs their first set of back-to-back defeats since April 2015, was a reminder of the risk-reward calculation inherent in their approach.
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Why would they care about a 40 year old club in New York when they can go out on a Saturday night and hear a mate playing fresh dubs?
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The actress who voices Winona Ryder's Joyce Byers in Stranger Things, for instance, also provides the dubs for Lydia Deetz in Beetlejuice, and Mina Harker in Bram Stoker's Dracula.
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Hasbro has yet to name which token will be replacing the thimble, but it will unveil all eight tokens on March 19, a day it dubs World Monopoly Day.
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That bleak domestic outlook compelled NetEase to take what Ding dubs a "two-legged" approach to game publishing, with one foot set in China and the other extending abroad.
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HAPPY AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSIC MONTH GO DUBS FURL MEH KOOL A.D. IS DEAD, LONG LIVE KOOL A.D. DEATH IS NOTHING, ABANDON DEATH CONSCIOUSNESS BLESS BLESS JAH JAH ALLAH CHANGO.
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After a quick conversation about Cutler's ensemble (he dubs it "country hipster"), Cavallari starts to realize just how far away the house they are going to see really is.
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Its machine voices can then be used anywhere a synthesized voice is needed — including in new applications, like automatically generated audiobooks or podcasts, voice-overs, TV dubs and elsewhere.
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The new additions to the fund's program will gain $50,000 to $60,123 in non-equity venture building support (as Catalyst Fund dubs it) and six months of technical assistance.
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Now Tesla is working on a project it dubs a virtual power plant, which is delivering solar panels and batteries into more than 1,000 homes in the same region.
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Vulture reports that during her Tuesday night appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers, Christie revealed that Hivju never turns off what she dubs his "terrifying" looks at her.
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The electric solar wind sail (E-sail), as Dr Janhunen dubs his invention, consists of four wires, each 20km long but just 25 microns (millionths of a metre) thick.
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In "The Agony and The Ex-tacy" Samantha meets a good looking priest who she quickly dubs "Friar Fuck" — only problem is, this friar won't, uuuh, fulfill her fantasy.
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K.D. and Jordan hit up Catch LA around 11 PM after the Dubs destroyed the Clips 141-113 at Staples Center ... and Jordan was all smiles despite the loss.
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Last month, B-Dubs stated in a chart that the company's shares had outperformed the S&P 600 Restaurant Index over a five-year period ended Dec 25, 2016.
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Thompson's assuming all that success must get boring to the fans ... but as the Dubs make yet another run at a title, he makes it clear he wants more.
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FYI, Pelosi invited the Dubs to hang with her in D.C. after POTUS pulled their White House invite ... but the fact that she sought THEM out says a lot.
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No one in the joint but the bar back was wearing a stitch of blue and gold, although there were some black and grey Dubs logos here and there.
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Trevino applies a similar approach when adding music to his dubs, continuously turning to fan-made compositions, such as the fantastic "Twilight Symphony" by the Zelda Re-Orchestrated group.
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The report says the crash has "indications of being a DDOS" — based on what the committee dubs as "key indicants" for such an attack: "timing and relative volume rate".
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The author of this article dubs it an "I thought I knew you" sort of moment; a feeling I've felt a little too profoundly over the past two years.
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If the sequences with the Sodbuster, as the opera dubs him, retain spooky force, it's largely because of Mr. Slattery's Miles, whose fear is underplayed and feels very real.
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The Dubs are up in Seattle for a preseason tilt with Sacramento Friday, but they popped by 'Hawks practice beforehand (we're told Kerr and Carroll are long-time bros).
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There's more ... Durant says there will be no summer of drama when it comes to his Bay Area future -- 'cause he ain't about to leave the Dubs' dynasty yet.
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The Golden State Warriors' biggest troll dipped way back into a November tiff with LeBron James to bring some subtle LBJ smack talk to the Dubs' victory parade Tuesday.
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It will take the FoldiMate between two and four minutes to fold between 20 and 40 items, which is what the robotics company dubs an average load of laundry.
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Dion is pursued by a monster he dubs "the Crooked Man," which is apparently killing other people with powers, in the style of Heroes' Sylar or Sense8's Whispers.
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Bloomberg reported that a vote will take place this week on this paper in a motion that dubs 5G as "critical infrastructure" that must have the highest security standards.
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The Dubs got the nickname last year when Steph Curry, Draymond Green, Andre Iguodala and Klay Thompson flew out to the Hamptons to recruit Kevin Durant to the squad.
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" In terms of his own background, Dubs said: "Emotionally it does influence me, but logically and practically I think the argument for taking 3,000 children stands on its own.
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"I don't think I want to carry him for Wimbledon dubs – I think he can find someone else to do that for him," the Australian said with a smile.
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Livingston will continue to come off the bench, while Cook's range will allow the Dubs to still have three spacers on the floor at the beginning of every game.
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It would be of great help to the film and TV industries, allowing them to fix misspoken lines without rerecording footage, and create seamless dubs of actors speaking different languages.
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The Dubs' simultaneous scrappiness and gold-plated grit, and the way their unstoppable superstars still manage to read as underdogs, reflect a flattering vision of the Bay Area's own future.
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These digital dubs paved the way for guys like Burial, who incorporated wistful R&B samples into his productions, and Joker, who grafted G-funk keyboards onto dubstep's nervy template.
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No matter how fun it is to root for the underdog, it's still not too late to run to your friendly bookmaker and put down a punt on the Dubs.
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The penalties have been handed down for what the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) dubs "serious breaches of electronic marketing laws" during the 2000 referendum on the UK's European Union membership.
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On the issue of 5G security generally the committee dubs this "critical", adding that "all steps must be taken to ensure that the risks are as low as reasonably possible".
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Golem, which recently raised $8.6 million in Initial Coin Offering (ICO), has created a peer-to-peer computation sharing platform on the Ethereum blockchain, which it dubs 'Airbnb for computers.
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The committee dubs this as an example of "a profound failure" of internal governance, also branding it as evidence of "fundamental weakness" in how Facebook manages its responsibilities to users.
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That's the philosophy that Jay Glass Dubs and Bokeh Edwards—two DJs and multi-hyphenates with incredibly wide-ranging tastes—take on their new mixtape for the label Origin Peoples.
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That's where Anna encounters an enigmatic figure she dubs the Swallow Man, who becomes her protector as they walk across Poland and Eastern Europe with one goal in mind: Survival.
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The CDD is urging the FCC to adopt rules to help reverse what it dubs "the tide of ever-growing and unchecked collection and use of consumer data across devices".
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It was hard not to beg for seven games every time the Dubs played OKC or San Antonio during the regular season, and much of basketball Twitter did just that.
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The S&P 600 tech index — which Paulsen dubs the MiniFangs — has been gradually outpacing the NYSE FANG+ Index after a long stretch of underperformance from late 2016 through June.
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More recent AP research has found that Fancy Bear, which Secureworks dubs "Iron Twilight," was actively trying to break into the military wives' mailboxes around the time that CyberCaliphate struck.
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Dubs sold well, but the ear plug was also a testing ground for the Here Active Listening System, determining whether people would buy ear buds that are not actually headphones.
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Starting out as full feature-length videos, these dubs have more recently become episodic releases, with Trevino's latest creation being a re-imagining of last year's Twilight Princess HD remake.
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Sorry to double up with Dubs but I guess when your team has once again solidified its championship before the season even starts you get on with enjoying your summer.
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In the UK, the Dubs amendment, part of the 2016 Immigration Act, was passed after a campaign to transfer 3,000 unaccompanied child refugees stuck in camps across Europe to Britain.
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On trust the plan aims to use risk to determine how much regulation is involved, with the most stringent rules being placed on what it dubs "high risk" AI systems.
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The Dubs are in town to play the Clippers on Friday ... and their 2 superstars kicked off their trip with a night on the town at Matsuhisa in Beverly Hills.
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Instead, he focused on an episode earlier in the year when the United States ambassador to Afghanistan, Adolph "Spike" Dubs, was kidnapped in Kabul and killed during a rescue attempt.
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Shannon told VICE Sports that he had been a Spurs fan for about a dozen years, but that Ernestine jumped on the Warriors bandwagon when the Dubs started winning last season.
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Talos, which dubs the malware "Olympic Destroyer," said in a blog post Monday morning it has "moderate confidence" that the malware it has identified was used in the Opening Ceremony hack.
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But this lawsuit, which our sister site Jalopnik dubs the beginning of the self-driving car wars, is just the latest wrinkle in the long, complicated history between Google and Uber.
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The Thunder among the teams that elected to match up that way on occasion during the regular season, and it at least put a temporary hitch in the Dubs' giddy-up.
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The investment bank says the last leg of the ongoing rally — which it dubs the "Icarus trade" — will only exacerbate inequality, forcing central banks to pop the bubble later this year.
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The cars, which GM dubs the "Cruise AV," will be the automaker's first production-ready vehicle built from the ground up to operate with no steering wheel, pedals, or manual controls.
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Conducting more research to underpin the product is part of the plan for the new funding — including what Scherwitzl dubs a "gold standard" study of usage versus using the contraceptive pill.
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But today the European Commission, at least, is trumpeting what it dubs "significant progress" on illegal hate speech takedowns by Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Microsoft vs their performance six months prior.
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Among those he saved from the gas chambers was Alf Dubs, now a Labour peer, who is pressing Britain's government to grant asylum to refugee children in Europe without their parents.
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Then, in the last year, as the Dubs went from underdogs to big dogs, there was another reason for local solidarity: It was us against a world rooting for our defeat.
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Last year, one of those children, Alf Dubs, a Labour member of the House of Lords, won popular support for his campaign to bring 3,000 unaccompanied child refugees into the country.
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For Dubs, this included a wheel breaking off and disappearing into a Russian river, a collision in Kazakhstan with a car not in the race and an engine failure in Germany.
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For Dubs, this included a wheel breaking off and disappearing into a Russian river, a collision in Kazakhstan with a car not in the race and an engine failure in Germany.
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A con man who dubs himself "Count Fujiwara" and Sook Hee, a poor pickpocket accomplice, join forces to scam a rich man and his niece, Lady Hideko, out of their vast wealth.
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Trump has signaled a willingness to meet with Iranian officials, but Tehran has resisted talks amid what the White House dubs the president's "maximum pressure" campaign aimed at squeezing the Iranian economy.
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So it's perhaps not too surprising that the pro-privacy organization has decided now is the time to publish a social contract, promoting what it dubs its commitment to 'advancing human rights'.
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Kyle Chayka, a Brooklyn-based writer, dubs these venues "AirSpace": "the realm of coffee shops, bars, start-up offices, and co-live/work spaces that share the same hallmarks everywhere you go".
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The exchange was captured right as the Dubs were heading into the locker room after the game ... when someone called for them to come back because Drizzy was about to walk by.
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Rather another tech giant — Amazon — has been growing its share of the digital ad market, and is expected to make what eMarketer dubs the start of "a small dent in the duopoly".
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The 2018-founded Silicon Valley-based startup — whose co-founder we chatted to briefly on camera at Disrupt Berlin — is building what it dubs an "identity engine" to simplify identity verification online.
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For example there's a lengthy back-and-forth between several MaidSafe engineers and Ethereum researcher Vlad Zamfir — who dubs the Parsec protocol "overhyped" and a "marginal innovation if that"… so, er, ouch.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association dubs the period from late August to early October the "season within the season" -- in other words, the very worst time of the Atlantic hurricane season.
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Without a group of professionals who are systematically looking at the future and long-term change, what we end up with is something very risky: a condition Mr. Manjoo dubs "future blindness."
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Now that a similar technology which Apple dubs "Night Shift" is an official feature in iOS 9.3, F.lux is calling on Apple to allow its app back into the iTunes App Store.
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When Speights was let go as part of the process that landed Durant, the Dubs changed their tack and pivoted to trying to find a Draymond-lite as the last center option.
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In January, we promised to take thousands of child refugees—children like Shamsher, with family and somewhere to go in the UK, as well as 3,000 unaccompanied children—under the Dubs amendment.
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The scheme, which the government dubs "Modicare", will provide 100 million families, or about 500 million poor people, with health cover of 500,000 rupees per year for free treatment of serious ailments.
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Meanwhile, dentacoin, a dental care-focused digital currency that dubs itself "the blockchain solution for the global dental industry," briefly surpassed $2 billion in market capitalization on Sunday, according to Coinmarketcap data.
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Passbase dubs it 'Stripe for identity verification' — meaning it's offering APIs to make it easy for developers to plug and integrate a range of consumer-friendly identity checks into their digital services.
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Three months later, in their final game of the season, the Dubs, as the Warriors are sometimes called, romped past the Bulls and into the history books with a 73-210 record.
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You could argue, like Steve Kerr did, that it was the Warriors' "annual beat down at Staples by the Lakers," right after the Dubs' resounding 26-point slap-down of the Thunder.
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But to his surprise, the sasquatch he meets (whom he dubs Mr. Link, voiced by Zach Galifianakis) is a well-mannered, lonely creature that wants to meet with his probable family, the yeti.
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John B. — the full story of the "B" isn't revealed until the podcast's final moments — lives in Woodstock, a small town near Tuscaloosa, Alabama, which he scathingly dubs "Shittown" to anyone who'll listen.
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It's hard to imagine anyone who wouldn't jump at the chance to work at a company that dubs its frontline employees "geniuses" and manages to conjure up magic year after year after year.
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Durant doesn't need to be plugged into the "death lineup" to excel; being on the floor with just one of the Dubs stars as a counterpoint would create a series of impossible mismatches.
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The company said Monday that B-Dubs did "not go far enough" and had not addressed the firm's proposed operational improvements and business model modifications, which it believes will drive value for shareholders.
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The Dubs are frightening, and will be frightening for the next four to seven years, but they are also capped-out as fuck and playing in a state with a steep income tax.
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At Maison Margiela, John Galliano sliced his clothes apart with a technique he dubs "décortiqué" (translation: "peeled" or "shelled"), stripping the garment to a framework of ribbony seam allowance, with open space between.
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Diamant dubs the anonymous artist "The Electric Pencil" after the caption of one drawing that he guesses might be a self-portrait, and hires a private detective to try and determine his identity.
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Its main 2019 innovation was the first use of a sweary noun: I Used to Be a Miserable F*ck, by a blogger and life coach who dubs himself The Angry Therapist. Grrr!
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The strategy, which Trump dubs "energy dominance," is aimed at making the United States a viable alternative to rival energy producers like Russia, as Washington seeks to forge bonds with big consumers like China.
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Case #2: Gab and the Pittsburgh shooting The Pittsburgh synagogue shooting suspect had been a frequent poster on Gab, a less widely known social media platform that dubs itself as a "free speech" advocate.
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Warren's new tax, which she dubs the "Real Corporate Profits Tax," would account for profits U.S. companies make globally and would also be imposed on foreign companies doing substantial work in the United States.
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Professor Rupprecht Podszun, a chair for civil law, German and European competition law at Heinrich Heine University, who has been following the FCO's intervention, dubs the court ruling a "major blow" for the regulator.
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From time to time, we all fall victim to what life coach Christine Hassler dubs the "rinse and repeat lifestyle" — essentially getting stuck in a rut, which can result in unhappiness, emptiness, and boredom.
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Specifically, it's planning to increase its tech team by adding more than 100 engineers in the coming months — saying it wants to become what it dubs "the most relevant technology hub in Southern Europe".
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As opposed to the fringe of your childhood past, the hairs will just graze your eyebrows and fan out towards the tops of your ears — the exact effect that dubs this the "curtain" cut.
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He has also posted a YouTube video demonstrating how the platform's recommendation algorithm pushes users into what he dubs a pedophilia "wormhole," accusing the company of facilitating and monetizing the sexual exploitation of children.
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He also argued at the time that B-Dubs' management team has been using equity incentive plans to purchase shares at a lower price and then sell them on the market to make cash.
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On that day, NikeLab will also release three limited-edition riffs on the Air Max from designers it dubs "Vision-airs" — including one shoe from the recently-unaffiliated designer and frequent collaborator Riccardo Tisci.
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Anthony Bourdain's feels the same In a recent Youtube video, Bourdain dubs In-N-Out as his favorite restaurant in LA. He also frequently posts about his love for the burgers on Instagram. 5.
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The aim for the protest is to exploit what the group dubs a loophole in Heathrow's health and safety protocol around nearby drone flights to force it to close down runways and ground flights.
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Kent, known for his reporting on the Persian Gulf War, traced 40 years of bloody war in Afghanistan back to the still-mysterious murder of US Ambassador Adolph "Spike" Dubs on February 14, 1979.
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Johnson&aposs press secretary said the provisions in the Dubs amendment would remain government policy but said there was no need for it to be included as part of the government&aposs negotiating mandate.
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No children were transferred to Britain from Greece and Italy under the Dubs scheme in 2016, while only five arrived under EU rules, UNICEF and charity Save The Children said in a joint statement.
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Alf Dubs, 83, arrived in Britain in summer 1939 through the Kindertransport — a specially organized rescue effort to move hundreds of Jewish children from Nazi-occupied territory before the outbreak of World War Two.
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Alf Dubs, 2000, arrived in Britain in summer 218 through the Kindertransport — a specially organized rescue effort to move hundreds of Jewish children from Nazi-occupied territory before the outbreak of World War Two.
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The Sydey-based designer dubs the project "A Movie Poster A Day," in which he funnels his creative juices to produce a different graphic for—as the name states—every day for a full year.
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At age 19, Reynolds stole the show playing a chorus girl with a voice of gold, who dubs over the voice of actress Jean Hagen's character, Lina, while stealing the heart of Kelly's Don Lockwood.
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ICYMI ... Drake and Warriors forward, Draymond Green, had what appeared to be a heated exchange at the end of game 1 Thursday as the Dubs made their way back to the locker room upon losing.
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When it comes to hard to understand language, the NCC says all four services "employ liberal use" of what it dubs "vague language", but it calls out Garmin and Mio as the worst offenders here.
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In a world that so easily dubs white men geniuses, but views Black girls as needing less protection and care from as young as five years old, nurturing their spirits and dreams can be transformative.
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It's also aiming to garner feedback and encourage international consensus building for what it dubs "human-centric AI" — targeting among other talking shops the forthcoming G7 and G20 meetings for increasing discussion on the topic.
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The Dubs and Lakeshow had an epic OT battle ... but it's pretty obvious Britney and Sam were more into their own 1-on-1 matchup -- while her 2 boys watched the action on the court.
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The Libe committee also called for an update to EU competition rules to reflect what it dubs "the digital reality", and investigation of what it called the "possible monopoly" of big tech social media platforms.
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Notably it's since launched what it dubs a "new direction" for its phones business, announcing last month a new mobile brand, HTC U, for a range of handsets pre-loaded with a new AI assistant.
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Nevertheless, the grace and fluidity of the Warriors' style of play, and the wild delight it exuded among the friends and strangers I encountered online and in person, got me on board with the Dubs.
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The Dubs officially completed their 2017-18 squad by bringing back JaVale on Thursday ... and the 7-footer celebrated by riding around on what looks to be a pony -- but that's only 'cause JaVale's HUGE.
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Britain has resettled less than half of the 480 unaccompanied child migrants it promised to take in from Europe under the Dubs amendment, a measure named after a peer who was himself a child refugee.
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"Unprecedented levels of surveillance, data exploitation, and misinformation are being tested across the world," warns civil rights campaign group Privacy International, which is tracking what it dubs the "extraordinary measures" being taken during the pandemic.
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Of particular delight is what Morgan dubs "verbal karate," a list of statistics and data-driven, quippy comebacks to those who dare to ask whether women should work / bear children / make equal pay to men.
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What Ingrassia dubs "the mattress wars" does in fact live up to his billing of a "raucous, bare-knuckle brawl" between the market behemoth Serta Simmons and dozens of upstarts, including Casper and Tuft & Needle.
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Terpin's lawsuit dubs the attacks against him "SIM swap fraud," which involves thieves gaining access to mobile customers' private information, including their phone numbers, and in turn making it possible to take over a target's phone.
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He's cut dubs from the likes of Sizzla, Eek-a-Mouse, Max Romeo, Toots & Maytals, Caperton, and a whole raft of newer, less well-known artists, like those on the mixtape he's shared with THUMP exclusively.
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Markus Mayer, a chemicals industry analyst at Baader Helvea who dubs Clariant the No. 1 takeover target in the global speciality chemicals industries, told Reuters this week he estimates the merger's chances at just 50-50.
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Other big names in the solo competition include young prodigy and routine qualifier Danny "Dubs" Walsh of Faze Clan and Timothy "Bizzle" Miller of Ghost Gaming, who's practically a Fortnite e-sport veteran at this point.
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At a pitstop two hours south of Delhi, Naresh Kumar, a "pilot", as Rivigo dubs its drivers, says he misses little from his decade of pan-India trucking before he joined the company two years ago.
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Specifically it's based on an analysis of more than 2.5 million tweets sent in the period September 21-30, 2018 — applying what the Institute dubs "rigorous coding and content analysis techniques to define the new phenomenon".
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At this point, the bartender is aware Brittany is at a sleepover with every single other Vanderpump woman, who have all gathered to essentially throw a "Fuck Jax" party, as harmless bub Tom Schwartz dubs it.
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When it comes to her personal style, which she dubs "Sophia Loren meets Lisa Bonet," Cephas Jones is in a pretty unique position, given that her day job requires her to wear a costume every day.
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In a statement Monday, Marcato said that B-Dubs had falsely stated in a chart that the company's shares had outperformed the S&P 600 Restaurant Index over a five-year period ending Dec 25, 2016.
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But the very fact that a bunch of negative-sounding stories about Clinton appeared in the news helps create an aura of "corruption" around her, particularly when Trump dubs her "crooked," regardless of the fine details.
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Under a change to immigration law known as the Dubs amendment, which was passed by parliament last year, Britain agreed to accept "vulnerable" child migrants who had arrived in the European Union before March 20, 2016.
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NRATV was launched in late 28500 and dubs itself the "online television platform of the powerful gun-rights lobby," including "two live news channels and 6900 taped shows, all sponsored by gunmakers," according to its homepage.
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The Cavs took a 2-20153 lead as they slowed the pace, trusted LeBron James to shoulder a superhuman load, and pragmatically dragged the Dubs into just the kind of game they didn't want to play.
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This is why Adblock Plus maker, eyeo, says it's getting more serious in how it tackles what it dubs "circumvention technologies" — by setting up an interdisciplinary team internally that's devoted to countering the ad blocker blockers.
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Buffalo Wild Wings, known to fans as "B-Dubs," has struggled with the rising cost of chicken wings, which it said recently were more than 27 percent higher year over year in its most recent quarter.
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In fact, Dorothy dubs him "The Great and Terrible Humbug" after she discovers the enchanting Oz that she thought might send her home to Kansas is just a little old man with no powers at all.
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The Rockets kept it close—flirting with leads they just couldn't hold onto in the second half—by trying to go three for three and transition basket for transition basket with the Dubs, which is famously impossible.
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The end of the film makes Kevin out to be a literal supervillain and dubs him "the Horde" — an appropriate fate, considering how intent Shyamalan seems on divorcing the character from the vulnerability that makes him compelling.
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Solomonov's recipe is a fresh take on traditional Israeli hummus, elevating the humble chickpea purée to new (and ancient) heights by adding what he dubs a "Jerusalem topping" made of ground beef, pine nuts, and chopped onions.
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Operators will also be able to apply what it dubs "fair, reasonable and proportionate control mechanisms based on objective indicators to detect the risks of abusive or anomalous use of 'Roam like at Home' beyond periodic travelling".
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Meanwhile, other top shopping apps that App Annie dubs the "bricks-and-clicks" apps – meaning those where the retailer has both an online and brick-and-mortar presence – will also see some growth, though not as strong.
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I've made attempts over the years to organize it, but the damn thing always reverts back into chaos, and so Tselebidis and I agree it's a good place to start our "tidying marathon," as Kondo dubs it.
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Zach was all too willing to ineffectually get caught on screens set by pretty much anyone, be they the Dubs bruising role-players or, uh, Steph Curry, a small point guard whose guts are made of styrofoam.
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Favors is a better post-up option, if we're gaming out the Dubs–Jazz match-up, and he's also long, smart, and fast enough to get his hands on just about everything when guarding pick-and-rolls.
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When: March 23543–53 Where: 23523 West 23513th Street, Hudson Yards, Manhattan Clio Art Fair dubs itself the "anti-fair for independent artists," hosting a series of programs meant to help launch the careers of independent artists.
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After releasing his EP I Was Young via Olympia Records and his own imprint Bedroom Dubs last year, Montreal-based artist Mind Bath (aka Michael Brock) has shared a self-directed music video for the title track.
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So if you were a fan and wanted your anime however you could get it, you often were faced with the devil's choice of unofficial subtitling with dubious translations, or officially translated dubs featuring wild voice acting.
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That was one of four bodies shown to the Americans, which included the two dead men found in room 117 with Dubs, and a fourth man they had never seen before, according to the State Department report.
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The company, which was founded back in 2016, has built a cross-platform chatbot to automate candidate support and increase efficiency around hiring by applying machine learning and natural language processing for what it dubs "talent interaction".
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Invisible Women exposes what author Criado Perez dubs the "one-size-fits-men" bias in design and technology, highlighting the endless number of mismatches in everyday life, from fitness monitors to items of clothing to car safety.
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The agencies urged the government to extend the Dubs scheme to children arrived in Europe after the cut-off date and prioritize those with health issues, disabilities and mental health conditions, regardless of their age and nationality.
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The night they arrive, Bob dubs Charles "a good companion, a good friend, and a good sport"—notions that are tested after a plane crash leaves Charles, Bob, and his assistant Stephen (Harold Perrineau) stranded in the wild.
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That includes a controversial expansion of the Lake Louise Ski Resort (which was approved in 2015), and what the report dubs a "mysterious $66 million paved bike path," which will push right through endangered caribou and grizzly habitats.
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At one point, with the Warriors down 30, the TNT cameras panned out into a crowd of Thunder fans and found three lone dudes in gold "Strength in Numbers" Dubs shirts, their arms crossed tight against their chests.
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Starting an accessories company from scratch means doing everything from hustling for celebrity cameos to taking an emergency trip to Italy (where she works with a team she dubs her surrogate "famiglia") when there's a hiccup in production.
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The Beard's Houston Rockets just got booted from the postseason after losing to the Dubs in Game 6 of the Western Conference Semifinals on Friday ... and naturally, Harden jetted to South Beach for some well-deserved R&R.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A European Parliament committee on Wednesday backed giving Britons the right to travel to the European Union without visas after Brexit, following weeks of controversy over the way the draft legislation dubs Gibraltar a UK "colony".
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Nearly every person was wearing Dubs gear; I can confirm that there was a Latrell Sprewell jersey in the crowd, and also that I passed on asking the dude wearing it if he understood its full semiotic content.
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The script, said Nakazawa, in some sense formed part of what Japan dubs omotenashi (to entertain guests wholeheartedly), a term which points to unique forms of Japanese hospitality and which has also been criticised for being too rigid.
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Alfred Dubs, who escaped from the Nazis in Czechoslovakia as a child in 1939, said Labour should have acted quicker on anti-Semitism, but added that Mirvis's attack on the party and on Corbyn was "unjustified and unfair".
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" At other points in the show Grace dubs first lady Melania Trump a "rich hostage" and ends up leaving a red Trump campaign-style cap on a chair in the Oval Office that reads: "Make America Gay Again.
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To take on lithium-ion batteries in a serious way cryo-batteries—as Highview dubs the technology—will have to show that they are able to respond rapidly to fluctuating demand in the way lithium-ion cells can.
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Evening Standard's Jenkins dubs policies such as Help-to-Buy "wealthfare" spending — they help the already well-off by speeding up the time it would take for the middle and upper classes to get on the housing ladder.
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Dust dubs itself a "safer place to text," and pushes its platform as a way to keep messages secretive as well as giving its users the ability to erase messages off of other people's phones, according to their website.
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The move by B-Dubs may not be enough to quell concerns posed by investor Marcato Capital Management, however — especially considering Marcato previously hired Cypress to try to persuade the chicken wing chain to franchise more of its restaurants.
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That crony capitalism is at the heart of what he dubs today's "billionaire raj" — a government that isn't for the ultra-rich so much as it lacks any capacity whatsoever to stand up to its worst excesses and corruption.
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While the implementation of that measure has been far from perfect, Americans can and should take a lesson from Dubs that children of asylum seekers contribute to their new homes and can even become some of their greatest leaders.
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Britain has now taken a commendable step under a measure known as the Dubs amendment, named after a peer who was himself a child refugee, to let in unaccompanied refugee youths, of whom there were about 1,300 in Calais.
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Dust dubs itself a "safer place to text," and pushes its platform as a way to keep messages secretive as well as giving their users the ability to erase messages off of other people's phones, according to their website.
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Bill Davis, vice president of operations at Boston-based Circadian, which dubs itself as a "human factors" consulting firm, said companies — especially those in 24/7, high-risk industries — are making adjustments to work schedules based on sleep factors.
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Cookie rules are also set to change under the new proposal — in a bid to streamline what the EC dubs "an overload of consent requests for internet users"; itself the result of a 2009 update to the ePrivacy Directive.
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But even seemingly obvious mixes from acts like Detroit legend Jeff Mills were hard to find without the hiss of a hundred high-speed dubs, as tapes made their way from the UK back to our local postal code.
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Not too long ago, for much of San Francisco and its environs, the Dubs were a long-forgotten team based in Oakland; you would have seen more Lakers merch around the city than anyone bearing the blue-and-gold.
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The Wall Street Journal previews the potential impact of Trump's new trade policies, with a large focus on what one senior trade expert dubs his "four horsemen" of trade policy architects: Wilbur Ross, Robert Lighthizer, Pete Navarro and Jason Greenbelt.
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The Alliance's certification program is using accredited independent labs to test that biometric subcomponents meet what it dubs "globally recognized performance standards for biometric recognition performance and Presentation Attack Detection (PAD)" — and thus that they are "fit for commercial use".
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" Now, she and Goldsmith appear to be settling in for the long haul, even springing for an extravagant installation: "Terrazzo is a dying art, costly and laborious," she says of her custom fireplace ledge, which she dubs, "so worth it.
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It's seeking compensation on behalf of thousands of taxi and hire car drivers and operators who believe they lost income or saw a fall in the value of their licence as a result of what it dubs "Uber's unlawful conduct".
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After playing just 102 minutes together the entire regular season, that five-man group blitzed the Cleveland Cavaliers 107-87 across 49 minutes during the last three games of the Finals as the Dubs captured their first title in 40 years.
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To boost STEM skills – to help the UK workforce gain what the government dubs "specialist skills" — it says it will implement Nigel Shadbolt's recommendations – following his 20153 report which called for universities to do more to teach skills employers need.
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The popular YouTuber and self-described "queen of shitty robots" transformed a Model 3 into an honest-to-god pickup truck, which she dubs "Truckla" — and naturally you can watch all the cutting and welding (and cursing) on her YouTube channel.
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After struggling mightily with the post-Draymond Dubs, Russ has seemingly figured them out over the last two games, setting the tone early and doing whatever the hell he liked on offense, while running around like a maniac on defense.
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While affordability is a key engine of the remaining smartphone market growth, Gartner also views channel strategy and knowledge of local consumer market dynamics becoming increasingly important — as a consequence of what the analyst dubs the "highly commoditized" Android market.
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BRUSSELS, April 3 (Reuters) - A European Parliament committee on Wednesday backed giving Britons the right to travel to the European Union without visas after Brexit, following weeks of controversy over the way the draft legislation dubs Gibraltar a UK "colony".
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The Dubs popped bottles of Moet & Chandon Champagne to celebrate their second title in 3 years -- the first for KD. Noticeably absent was Steph Curry ... but he's been busy partying in Hollywood with his wife and getting tatted up at home.
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Fresh off their $400k locker-room celebration after sweeping the Cavaliers on Friday, the Dubs had all the Luc Belaire Rare Gold, Luxe and Rosé they'd possibly need to keep the party going ... including 6-liter and HUGE 15-liter bottles!!
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From "Spartacus Moments" on the set, where everybody shoulders the blame collectively, to creating what he dubs the "Oscar Effect," where a self-motivated crew performs at the highest level, Reilly's career in film has made him a master of management.
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Cox also backed the Dubs amendment for Britain to accept 3,000 child refugees with a moving speech: We all know that the vast majority of the terrified, friendless and profoundly vulnerable child refugees scattered across Europe tonight came from Syria.
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In another, they cause the destruction of the universe via a hastily synthesized love potion that turns those infected into giant insectoid monsters Rick dubs "Cronenbergs," a reference to the grotesque creatures made famous by the films of the eponymous director.
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But this is Nicholas Winding Refn at the wheel here (or NWR, as his Saint-Laurent-esque monogram dubs him,) a notorious idiot savant, who, like Ryan Gosling's pretty cipher in Drive, can stumble into greatness when he's not making words.
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FOOTBALL-NFL-DAL-JONES-TRUMP-ANTHEM Trump applauds Jerry Jones' stand-for-anthem stance; Jenkins dubs Jones 'bully' (Reuters) - President Donald Trump used Twitter on Friday to share his support of Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones' player-will-stand position.
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Central and South America — which the WWF report dubs the "neotropics" and which are home to the largest tropical rainforest on the planet — have seen average vertebrate population declines of 89 percent, the most dramatic drop of any regions assessed.
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Russia achieved all of this with so few casualties and losses of equipment that the high command has begun talking about using the Syria experience as a model for a new framework of operations it dubs the "strategy of limited action."
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And when he consults with Michele Ferrari, the Italian doctor, cycling coach and champion of EPO (played with a farcical edge by Guillaume Canet), what the movie dubs the most sophisticated doping scandal in sports history shifts into high gear.
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From there BigID's platform will generate what he dubs "three kinds of maps" for its users: an identity map/identity graph, a risk profile around that map, and a usage view/activity view around how the data is getting accessed.
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The illustrious North American Meat Institute (NAMI) finally answered the prayers of involuntary omnivores everywhere—or the "meat-denied," as their new website solemnly dubs those poor, oppressed souls whose jobs ban them from eating meat or expensing meat-based meals.
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As she got older and lived in more sexually permissive cities like New York and Berlin, Von used her music, which she dubs "sex-positive synth pop," to reclaim her sexuality and express it in ways that couldn't be objectified.
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In her bold, futuristic imagination, green tourmalines meet sapphires and diamonds in palm-frond earrings that evoke an artifact from an otherworldly culture, and rubellite and pink sapphires become what she dubs a "big raspberry swirl — a dollop of pink."
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" What Ms. Marcotte dubs the "Manchurian Victim" theory allowed Republicans to acknowledge Dr. Blasey as a victim while portraying her as being taken advantage of by, as Judge Kavanaugh said, left-wing groups seeking "revenge on behalf of the Clintons.
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There are also stacks of star stickers and waters infused with what he dubs "meteorite power"—a phrase he coined 20 years ago when he "discovered" how owning and wishing on a meteorite could change your luck, health, and happiness.
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It's partnering with US supermarket chain Publix for the initial launch of Instacart Meals — offering what it dubs a "digital deli counter" where app users can build their own sub and have it picked up and delivered alongside a grocery order.
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Separately from the Dublin process, Britain has sent out a team to work with the French authorities to identify children who can be brought to Britain under the terms of a change to British immigration law known as the Dubs amendment.
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Thomas offers four rules for how we might cope with this brave new world he dubs Anthropocene Park: accept change, maintain flexibility (perhaps by swapping one species for another), acknowledge ourselves as a natural force and live within our means.
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" Responding to the government's position that children who have reached Europe are already in countries considered "safe" and therefore less worthy of help, Dubs said: "They may be technically in safe countries but young children at risk are not actually safe.
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The video dubs over some of the most memorable moments from the ceremony at St. George's Chapel in Windsor, including Bishop Michael Bruce Curry's passionate sermon, the moment the prince told his bride "You look amazing" and the couple's actual I dos.
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The duo caught everyone's eye in line before the April 2072 game: Ernestine Andrew, 225, in Dubs blue and gold, and her husband, Shannon, 21991, more subdued in Spurs gray but clearly one of the few dressed to root for the enemy team.
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Steph's role in the Dubs defense is often to guard off-ball shooters, save his energy for offense, protect him from fouls, and keep opposing point guards from wreaking havoc under the longer, more watchful eye of Klay Thompson and the like.
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The brilliance of the Dubs and the shock of ticket prices for home games at Oracle Arena might be the only thing the multiply riven, stressed-out, disruption-fatigued Bay Area can agree on at the moment, and that counts for a lot.
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The best thing about time is its power to change context, and the best thing about language is its power to create puns, so with that in mind, it's time to take the great dubs of the past and step into the future.
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" In the report, Acker dubs the manipulation of this information data craft: "a collection of practices that create, rely on, or even play with the proliferation of data on social media by engaging with new computational and algorithmic mechanisms of organization and classification.
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Worldwide sales of smartphones declined year over year, from Q1 2015 to Q13 2016, according to figures from analyst Strategy Analytics, which it says is the first time in the history of what it dubs the "modern smartphone market" that this has occurred.
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Buffalo Wild Wings said that Marcato is incorrectly comparing the chicken chain to much larger companies in the S&P 500, to broad market indices and to retailers and restaurants that the company says are "meaningfully different" from how B-Dubs operates.
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The round is led by existing investor and Beijing based VC IDG Capital Partners, along with Breyer Capital, General Catalyst Partners and what it dubs "a powerful syndicate of major strategic partners" in China, including Baidu, CICC Alpha, China Everbright, Wanxiang and CreditEase.
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Mr. Dubs said later, "I trust the prime minister will be true to his word and move swiftly to ensure the Home Office works closely with local authorities to find foster families to give these young people a stable and secure home."
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"The outpouring of support for the continuation of the Dubs scheme by these well-known figures and the public demonstrates that its closure is at odds with the British values that make this country great," said Help Refugees co-founder Josie Naughton.
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"Connecticut dubs a semiautomatic firearm" with one of several common features "an 'assault weapon,' but that is nothing more than an argument advanced by a political slogan in the guise of a definition," they told the Supreme Court in their petition seeking review.
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One user dubs the new colors "cute," another says the graphs are "cool," while another dramatically laments: WHO THOUGHT TUMBLR LABS WAS A GOOD IDEA WHO I'VE LITERALLY ONLY TRIED THE COLOR THING AND IT LOOKS LIKE SHIT Yep, that's Tumblr for you.
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There was a dream in the air that night: that the Dubs would be rusty enough for the Blazers to sneak up behind them and nick a win out of their back pocket, a shiny gold coin to keep on the mantelpiece.
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While tech and internet retail stocks – a group Credit Suisse dubs "Tech+" – have added 88 percent since the beginning of 2014, the S&P 500 has only posted 26 percent over the same time excluding Tech+, according to chief equity strategist Jonathan Golub.
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So it's not hard to imagine that he's come across a program preceded by a content warning — and sometimes even an official announcement — that dubs a program TV-MA, with a V for violence and an S for sexual situations, or something similar.
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X-Men, which Moira dubs "the lost decade" she witnessed in her fourth life: I had written previously that House of X felt like Hickman and Larraz unplugging the X-Men and redoing everything we know, and Moira's presence is that conduit.
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The Authority had prohibited Facebook from continuing what it dubs "deceptive practice" and ordered it to publish an amending declaration on its homepage in Italy, as well as on the Facebook app and on the personal page of each registered Italian user.
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And the unique power Soleimani held to shape Iran's foreign policy and carry out covert offensive acts — what the Trump administration dubs "malign activity" against U.S. regional interests and allies — made him unparalleled as a military and intelligence operative in the region.
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From the rise of alt-right media outlets like Breitbart, through to the rise of what he dubs "surveillance democracies", Moore maps a path from old Soviet disinformation campaigns through to those alleged to have played a part in the 2016 US Election.
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Both cities, like the rest of ISIS territory, are inhabited by a Sunni Arab majority, which is under-represented in the coalition forces and is often blamed for the atrocities committed by the jihadist group, who dubs itself as a champion of the Sunni cause.
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That said, a New Zealand-based app developer duo reckons a stronger focus on design can inject new energy to shake up what it dubs the "boring" dictionary app space — even if only for rather less single-minded language learners than I. And the result?
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But it's meant to be fun, too, as demonstrated by the fact that its official launch on Tuesday at The Bearded Tit in Redfern will see the audience (Wolf dubs them "The Clitorati") don clit-shaped crowns and iron-on clitoris patches to celebrate.
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Internet provider Cox is offering a $15 / month service that it dubs Cox Elite Gamer, an internet bill add-on that the company claims will optimize the connection between players and video game servers for hugely popular titles like Fortnite, Apex Legends, and Overwatch.
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But, also today, messaging app Telegram is going the other way: announcing it's powering up on the chatbot front with the launch of what it dubs a "bot-powered gaming platform" in a bid to try to drive more engagement via addictive new features.
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MATRIX, as the company dubs its experimental helicopter co-pilot, has a central processor that receives signals from a range of sensors, and combines these with data from the Global Positioning System and a map of the local terrain stored in its memory banks.
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Namely, the ongoing saga between J Hus and Kojo Funds, who've been exchanging blows via social media, as well as firing war dubs over Soundcloud and YouTube for some time now, the latest of which are "Delajore" by J Hus and "Murda" by Kojo Funds.
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Doppler Labs has never designated any of its products as medical devices, from the all-mechanical Dubs ear plugs to the Here Active Listening system to tune live audio, all the way to the forthcoming Here One, which streams music alongside live audio tuning.
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"It feels wild, but it definitely feels real to me because I have grinded and I have put in the time, so I know I am one of the best and I know I can win the tournament," said Daniel Walsh, 16, aka Faze Dubs.
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An in-depth profile of Cipollone recently published in The New York Times reported that in his career as a lawyer, Cipollone is known for approaching cases with a more combative approach, which he dubs "the Department of War," rather than a diplomatic strategy.
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From soundsystems in Jamaica cutting "dubs" to win over audiences, to early hip-hop producers pioneering the use of sampling, to New York's early 80s disco producers creating extended versions of tracks, and the eventual rise in the early 2000s of crude and cheesy mashups.
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ANZ, which has the most focus on Asia among Australia's major lenders, is reviewing its business in the region in the face of an economic slowdown there and has exited what it dubs its "emerging corporate" business in Singapore, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Indonesia and Taiwan.
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And he has enlisted what he dubs "thought partners" to the undertaking, including Danish architect Bjarke Ingels, a designer of the 2 World Trade Center skyscraper in Manhattan, and Arup, the British engineering and design shop whose eponymous founder helped build the Sydney Opera House.
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He does take issue with the AG's opinion in one respect — specifically its reference to what he dubs "surveillance friendly case law" under the European Convention on Human Rights — instead of what he couches as "the clear case law of the Court of Justice".
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What makes it even more intriguing is that this "forest primeval," as one of the storytellers dubs it, exists in one of the nation's most populated states, bordered by highways, in a place more associated with shopping malls and suburbia than rare natural wonders.
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While consumer advocacy group, BEUC, criticizes the Commission for postponing what it dubs "hard decisions to later" — calling for it to make a clear commitment to update the bloc's product safety and liability rules to ensure they are fit for the risks of the AI age.
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As well as aiming to smooth out travel planning wrinkles for its users, Andrews dubs customer service as a big priority for the business, with Loco2 — for instance — applying for compensation on behalf of users who book via its platform and go on to experience train delays.
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The bill they passed wasn't as strict as the one Miranda championed (which passed in the senate): rather than classifying the crime a felony, it dubs it a Class A misdemeanor, and it won't require resale sites to list what they originally paid for a ticket.
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Mr. Cameron did not specify numbers, but acted after a campaign led by a Labour peer, Alf Dubs, who came to Britain from Czechoslovakia in 1939, at age 6, fleeing the Nazis in a program called the Kindertransport, in which hundreds of Jewish children were rescued.
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Playing an exuberant, up-tempo, aesthetically pleasing game built around suffocating defence, whiplash-inducing ball movement and unprecedented volumes of long-distance shooting—with many of Mr Curry's volleys launched from far enough to merit an international dialling code—the Dubs seemed to have broken the sport.
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Whether or not it's actually worth going through the trouble of defeating said welding is another matter, given that the "glue-filled monstrosity," as iFixit dubs the laptop, has none of the user-upgradeable parts you'd want to see in a PC, like memory or storage.
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Despite ad industry complaints, some use-cases for what the EC dubs "non-privacy intrusive cookies" will no longer require consent under the proposals, such as cookies used to remember shopping cart history, or set by a visited website counting the number of visitors to that website.
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Today it's published — for the first time — what it dubs a set of "privacy principles" that it says guide its approach to handling users' information, making grand claims like: "We give you control of your privacy", "You own and can delete your information" and "We are accountable".
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In addition, in May, the U.K. Parliament passed an amendment—sponsored by the Labour peer Alfred Dubs, who was evacuated from Czechoslovakia as part of the Kindertransport, in 218—stipulating that the government accept an unspecified number of unaccompanied refugee children from other countries in Europe.
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Just hours before inking his reported 4-year deal with the Dubs on Sunday, DLo hit up Toast Bakery in L.A. with his folks ... and the dude knew how to make an exit, hopping in the passenger seat of the Rari and riding off down the street.
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Willoughby's a senior transfer pitcher, new to the scene but with a world-wise confidence; he comes from California in his rusty van, bringing along VHS dubs of The Twilight Zone, Pink Floyd albums, the finest kush around, and a general aura of laid-back wisdom.
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The 20013-page Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 (as amended) still has provisions on support for South African Homelands, prohibition of assistance to the Khmer Rouge and abeyance of aid to Afghanistan until such time that they officially apologize for the murder of Adolph Dubs (who died in 1979).
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With what looks to be an eye on Snapchat's selfie-loving fanbase, messaging platform Telegram has beefed up its in-app photo editor in what it dubs an "entertainment-heavy update" — including an option that lets users customize selfies by adding cartoon masks that automatically align on their faces.
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A independent report commissioned by the UK government to examine how competition policy needs to adapt itself for the digital age has concluded that tech giants don't face adequate competition and the law needs updating to address what it dubs the "novel" challenges of 'winner takes all' platforms.
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In addition to thrifted gems — the former singer/actress and fashion mogul dubs herself "a vintage buyer " — she also keeps her own vintage, in the form of prom frocks ("I went to a lot of proms," she told the publication.), and her music video getups and on-screen costumes.
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The tl;dr version is he does not think Zano's creators intentionally set out to scam people but he does identify what he dubs "convincing evidence" that their Kickstarter campaign video, released in November 2014, was "misleading as to the existing capabilities and readiness level of the Zano".
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Spatial, which dubs itself as a cross-reality platform, is launching today with $8 million in seed funding from iNovia Capital, Uber co-founder and Expa founder Garrett Camp, Samsung Next, Joi Ito of MIT Media Lab, Mark Pincus and Andy Hertzfeld to bring augmented reality to enterprise customers.
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So the team has been concentrating efforts on lowering the sales ramp to what it dubs its "defence-grade level of protection" by offering a suite of security products (it calls them "modules") that aim to fix a range of nearer term pain-points for the target customers.
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The letter, signed by the 79-year-old screen and stage veteran and politician Alf Dubs, called for an immediate amnesty for the minors identified by Citizens UK, which since last year has been working in the northern French city with child refugees who have family in Britain.
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And when playing with the games' original scripts, Trevino often sees the dubs as an opportunity to fix some of the series' more awkward plot points and scenes: " Hyrule Warriors is a mess of a story at times, so I think the ad-lib really helped out," he said.
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Though the post-doctoral researcher at the University of California dubs himself Dr. Armpit, and spends his time trying to find a cure for body odor, when I spoke with him at the Biofabricate conference in New York on Thursday, there were no malodorous scents to be whiffed.
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The committee is also urging the government to set out key objectives for regulating what it dubs "disruptive change" — urging a focus on promoting productivity, innovation, and customer choice and protection, and suggesting that users of online platforms should be more involved in solutions to improve compliance with existing regulations.
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Having launched less than two years ago, intimates brand Lively has already become a go-to for in-the-know millennials, thanks to the way it's successfully married the comfort of "athleisure" with the sex appeal of lingerie, something the brand dubs "leisurée", and made a name for itself on Instagram.
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A recent survey of its members suggested that people with exceptionally high intelligence very often have what Kazimierz Dabrowski, a Polish psychologist, dubs "over-excitabilities" or "super-sensibilities", such as a heightened awareness of one of the five senses, experiencing extremely intense emotions or having very high levels of energy.
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This will be spent on expanding Milanote's feature set to support what Campbell dubs "key creative tasks [such as] gathering inspiration from around the web" (for that it has a "Pinterest style web clipper" in the works), as well as on support for video embedding and for more file types.
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Mr Trump also takes pains to point out when protesters wave the Mexican flag, a gesture that feeds his habit of questioning the loyalty of American Hispanics (including Gonzalo Curiel, an Indiana-born federal judge whom Mr Trump, disgracefully, dubs a biased "Mexican" and who is hearing a lawsuit against him).
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He dubs Twitter and Facebook "virtual versions of the mob," where "inflammatory posts based on passion travel farther and faster than arguments based on reason," but doesn't offer any examples of harm this has produced, even when incredibly obvious examples (like the Russian interference in the 2016 election) are available.
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This element of the probe resulted from a data breach reported by UpGuard after it found AIQ running an unsecured GitLab repository — holding what the report dubs "substantial personal information", as well as encryption keys and login credentials which it says put the personal information of 35 million+ people at risk.
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We fired off a bunch of questions -- if he had a message for the Brooklyn Nets after dealing him to the Dubs, if he's the newest Splash Brother, if the Warriors were still the team to beat in the NBA ... but the All-Star guard let the wheels do the talking.
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That's why the team behind Proxeus has taken what co-founder Antoine Verdon dubs a "very pragmatic, very Swiss" approach to blockchain — aiming to bridge the gap between the old (but real) world of linear workflow processes and the brave but still alternative reality where everything that can be decentralized has been.
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The Independent Workers Union of Great Britain (IWGB) said today it's setting up a union branch for games workers, the first such in the country — and one of what's claimed as just a handful in the world — with the aim of tackling what it dubs the "wide-scale exploitation" of video games workers.
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I might want to change my diet, but if I'm low-income, food-insecure—as more than 37 million Americans were in 2018—and live in what the Department of Agriculture dubs a "food desert" where pricier produce and whole foods might be nowhere to be found, it's not guaranteed that I can.
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Step forward Fabula, which has patented what it dubs a "new class" of machine learning algorithms to detect "fake news" — in the emergent field of "Geometric Deep Learning"; where the datasets to be studied are so large and complex that traditional machine learning techniques struggle to find purchase on this 'non-Euclidean' space.
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If investigators conclude the manifesto did come from the gunman, it will be the third incident this year in which a suspect is believed to have posted a hateful, white extremist screed to 85033chan — the anonymous message board which dubs itself the "darkest reaches of the Internet" — before committing a mass shooting.
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One is under European Union rules that allow for children to be reunited with relatives already in the UK. The other is under the so-called Dubs amendment to the Immigration Act which allows the most at-risk child refugees in Italy, Greece and France to be taken to the UK for sanctuary.
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While the CJEU ruling notes the importance of the flow of information between individuals online for fundamental rights such as freedom of speech and expression, it also emphasizes the need to maintain what it dubs a "fair balance" between the interests of rights holders and the fundamental rights of users of protected objects.
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Outside the snow is teeming down and, while the single electric heater wasn't exactly providing much relief, we basically ignored the cold in favour of listening to the dubs which had just been delivered to Chimpo that day ahead of the Red Bull Culture Clash, which LEVELZ would be taking part in.
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I think Draymond is cool, but his NBA career has just been IMPOSSIBLY charmed, and this, right here, is Exhibit A. You know that he was supposed to play like ten minutes during the Dubs' 67-win season, before David Lee got injured and he had to get into the starting lineup?
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I don't wear a head scarf that identifies me as Muslim, yet surely one would assume I'm Indian, or Arab, or Hispanic, or Persian — origins rooted in some place where the people are brown, the governments are temperamental, and the food is delicious ("the hot-sauce zone," my friend Aarti dubs it).
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The government said today that companies offering online services that involve user generated content or user interactions are expected to make use of what it dubs "a proportionate range of tools" — including age assurance, and age verification technologies — to prevent kids from accessing age-inappropriate content and "protect them from other harms".
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Now, with the partnership, Crunchyroll viewers will have access to subtitled versions of Funimation's summer simulcast titles, including D.Gray-man, Hallow, First Love Monster and Puzzle & Dragons X. And in the weeks to come, FunimationNow viewers will be able to watch Broadcast Dubs of Crunchyroll's summer titles, including 91 Days, Mob Psycho 100 and Orange.
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Facebook has announced it's rolled out a basic layer of political ads transparency globally, more than a year after launching the publicly searchable ads archive in the US. It is also expanding what it dubs "proactive enforcement" on political ads to countries where elections or regulations are approaching — starting with Ukraine, Singapore, Canada and Argentina.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.), the chairman of the Senate Health Committee, has talked of the need for a methodical, pragmatic approach that he dubs "repair" of ObamaCare, rather than "repeal," a far cry from conservatives' goal.
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Funimation, the company behind FunimationNow, started in the mid-1990s as an anime licensor and distributor for home video and TV broadcast in the US. Best known in the '90s for its English dubs of Dragonball Z, by 2009 it began streaming some older licensed shows through its website as well as through Hulu.
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In May last year, the government agreed a change to the Immigration Act, known as the "Dubs amendment," that would allow a specified number of these kids to come to the UK. That number was supposed to be decided after the government had consulted with local authorities about the number of children they could support.
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On Monday, British Interior Minister Amber Rudd said British officials have interviewed 800 children who claim to have family in the UK. Britain has sent out a team to work with the French authorities to identify children who can be brought to Britain under the terms of a change to British immigration law known as the Dubs amendment.
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A show like Shameless, which lives up to its title, even now in its 113th season, had fun with a nudist character (Zach McGowan's Jody), while Togetherness was intent on what star and creator Mark Duplass dubs "balls equality" through its short-lived run back in 2015, making sure to show balls just as often as boobs.
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On the same day, in a pugnacious (and alliterative) speech in Miami to veterans of the failed invasion in 2003 of Cuba's Bay of Pigs, Mr Bolton unveiled several actions against the "triangle of terror", whose leaders—Mr Maduro, Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua and Miguel Díaz-Canel in Cuba—he dubs the "three stooges of socialism".
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Among the concerns it raises about what it dubs Facebook's "very complex" online targeting advertising model are [emphasis ours]: Our investigation found significant fair-processing concerns both in terms of the information available to users about the sources of the data that are being used to determine what adverts they see and the nature of the profiling taking place.
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But, having witnessed firsthand what the King was able to do against the 73-9 Dubs in the 7-game thriller ... we asked R.J. if he agreed with LBJ's decision to declare himself the G.O.A.T. Check out R.J.'s response ... and remember the dude got a ring from the King, so there's probably ZERO bias, right?
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Blue Abyss dubs itself the "world's first commercial space and deep-sea research and training center," and as its name suggests, the actual central aquatic abyss will be used to test underwater equipment and do research about diving and deep-sea exploration, as well as prepare the next generation of commercial space travelers and tourists for their sojourns.
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The Raspberry Pi Foundation has finally put out an official starter kit for its low cost microcomputer — offering what it dubs an "unashamedly premium" bundle for the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B, complete with optical mouse and keyboard in a very Apple-looking shade of white, plus all the cables you need to get up and running.
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I asked the team about their confidence in their ability to scale the product for availability to end-consumers (the team already has production for Coachella attendees) and was assured that they have a team on-the-ground in China and the experience (with the company's prior product, the acoustic filters called Dubs) to make this to market without issues.
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Heavy hangs the crown on choreographers, too, burdened by the romantic cliché of "the Anguish of the Tormented Artist," as Gottlieb dubs it in his angry review of Boris Eifman's biographical ballet "Musagète," a Ken Russell-size vulgarization of the pre-eminent ballet genius of the 20th century, George Balanchine, which dishonored the stage of the New York City Ballet in 2004.
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In particular, the prime minister could face opposition from Labour and Liberal Democrat peers who want the government to reinstate a guarantee designed to guarantee that child refugees should be allowed to reunite with their families in the UK.The prime minister&aposs decision to scrap the amendment, introduced by Labour peer Lord Alfred Dubs, was heavily criticised by opposition MPs.
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The new Hisense 22019K Smart TriChroma laser TV (yes, it's a mouthful) uses the primary colors — red, green, and blue — with three separate lasers to produce a wide array of colors (including what Hisense dubs "pure white"), a 2599-microsecond refresh rate serving 255 million pixels, and, to top it off, it reaches 2749 percent of the DCI-P83 color space, further ensuring its color accuracy.
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After holding a series of hearings in the wake of the Facebook -Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal this summer, and attending a meeting with Mark Zuckerberg himself in May, the European Union parliament's civil liberties committee has called for an update to competition rules to reflect what it dubs "the digital reality", urging EU institutions to look into the "possible monopoly" of big tech social media platforms.
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Filmmaker Michael Moore dubs President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE the "last president of the United States" in the trailer for his new documentary "Fahrenheit 28503/22019," which is about the 45th commander in chief and his administration.
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For those who have never crossed paths with Michael Stewart's deft book, Charles Strouse's lilting music and Lee Adams's clever lyrics, "Bye Bye Birdie" looks in on Sweet Apple, Ohio — its motto dubs it "a pretty nice place" — when Kim is chosen at random to receive the farewell kiss of the rock star Conrad Birdie, who has dismayed his swooning fans by going into the Army.
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Consumer goods giant Unilever, a maker of branded soaps, foodstuffs and personal care items and also one of the world's biggest online advertisers, has fired a warning shot across the bows of social media giants by threatening to pull ads from digital platforms if they don't do more to mitigate the spread of what it dubs "toxic" online content — be it fake news, terrorism or child exploitation.
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Hosted by Felicia Ann Rose Enuha, who has an MBA from Indiana University's Kelley School of Business (and dubs herself "The Trillest MBA You Will Ever Know" on the podcast's website), The Trill MBA Show "is one of the realest career advice podcasts out there, as it provides candid advice and experiences for MBAs on preparing to succeed in corporate America," according to Heiskell.
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