Moto Z Force (Click to enlarge) Moto Z (Click to enlarge) Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (Click to enlarge) iPhone 6S Plus (Click to enlarge) 70% crop.
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Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect also don't hog up twice as much space either.
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Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect The Depth Effect is more subtle on this image.
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Click to enlarge Click to enlarge Click to enlarge Click to enlarge If you're confused as to how tax brackets work, you're not alone: One in 238 Americans don't even know what a tax bracket is, NerdWallet found in its 2700 Tax Study.
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Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) Using Portrait mode to photograph close-ups of flowers is also awesome: Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) The colors are exactly the same, but because of the bokeh, the colors almost pop more.
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Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) Reflections and transparent or translucent surfaces and materials are Portrait mode's Kryptonite.
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Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) One more example of how blurring out the background puts attention on the person.
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Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) Aside from faces, Portrait mode is also great for shooting close-ups of things.
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Without HDR (Click to enlarge) With HDR (Click to enlarge) Low-light performance is where the two phones lag behind Samsung the most.
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Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) This little bulldozer toy I found abandoned in Central Park also shows how effective blurring out the background can be.
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Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) It took me more than a few tries to get a Depth Effect image of these knights at The Met.
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These skewers look so freaking good, I'm salivating looking at them again: Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) Same for this delicious bowl of Sake Chazuke.
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Classic OnePlus finishes via cases (Click to enlarge) (Click to enlarge) I'm a fan of OnePlus's signature sandstone back and it's a sad to not see such a striking texture return.
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Europe must decide: ... Do they really want to enlarge?
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Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) The one type of photography I dislike the most, but people will undoubtedly be interested in, is how Portrait mode works for food photography.
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Click to enlarge and you'll see what I'm talking about.
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As music director, he had to enlarge his repertoire rapidly.
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If you're on desktop, click on the chart to enlarge.
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Lymph nodes may also enlarge due to infection and inflammation.
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Instead, active efforts are necessary to enlarge and improve habitat.
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It took surgical skills to enlarge the Vasari wooden panels.
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Better access would potentially allow them to enlarge their presence.
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Can you use a mirror to visually enlarge a space?
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Click to enlarge or drag to your desktop to print!
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How can I enlarge the text on my phone and tablet?
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If you enlarge the images, it's clear which pic looks better.
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Click to enlarge Pardoe's largest monthly expense is his two cars.
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"Their book will contextualize and enlarge this important conversation," she added.
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This becomes visible as hands, feet, cheeks, lips and tongue enlarge.
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Hopefully they bring diverse perspectives to enlarge and enrich board discussions.
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This is how we build on and enlarge our own wheelhouses.
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She did works on paper and did not enlarge her scale.
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I know it's all an optical illusion, but the meal just looks so much more alive without the distracting seasoning bottles in the back: Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) And these pastries.
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Here's a solid pic between the Portrait mode and Lens Blur: Portrait mode iPhone 7 Plus (Click to enlarge) Lens Blur Pixel XL (Click to enlarge) The iPhone's bokeh is creamier, but both look pretty damn good.
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My mouse hovered over the image, then I double-clicked to enlarge.
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Galaxy S27 Edge (Click to enlarge) Here are a few more comparisons.
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Gorgeous all around Perfectly tactile buttons (Click to enlarge) Speaker, USB-C port and headphone jack (Click to enlarge) The glass on the 5.5-inch display melts right into a thin chamfer before spilling into the metal body.
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Click to enlarge, or download the image to see it at full resolution.
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This margin includes the effects of weighting procedures, which enlarge sampling error slightly.
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It was careful to preserve and even enlarge the role of private insurers.
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The sheer size of Nexstar will massively enlarge the Texas-based media company.
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This margin includes the effects of weighting procedures that enlarge sampling error slightly.
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With acting you have to externalize, or enlarge the internalizations, make them visible.
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The decision of an artist to simply enlarge appropriated images no longer impresses.
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They need someone who will work to enlarge our prosperity, not redistribute it.
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Russia announced a long-term agreement to enlarge its military presence in Syria.
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Good thing, because the seat backs don't split and fold to enlarge it.
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The shareholders could also ask to enlarge the board from the current 15 members.
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These tickets look good, but enlarge them and you'll see some serious image noise.
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ET. Click to enlarge So far, 2019 has been a mediocre year for Amazon.
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Click to enlarge Recent GOBankingRates research sheds light on Americans' struggle with building wealth.
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Nor did she enlarge her scale, as did many figural painters of her generation.
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There he was able to enlarge his collections of things—cats, rocks, beanbags, books.
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BJ: It's that, but it's also what happens when you enlarge on a Xerox.
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But the tilt-shift effect is so strong (it's blurred out in the foreground and background) that the Citibikes here look like they're miniature toys: Portrait mode iPhone 7 Plus (Click to enlarge) Lens Blur Pixel XL (Click to enlarge) In another example, Mashable Social Good editor Matt Petronzio looks like he's stuck in a diorama: Without Lens Blur (Click to enlarge) With Lens Blur (Click to enlarge) Granted, you can adjust the intensity of the bokeh with Lens Blur after taking the shot, but the entire feature just doesn't feel as seamless as Portrait mode.
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Enlarge the image and you can see the Pixel XL is just a hair sharper.
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If vocabulary is destiny, we have the ability to enlarge that destiny for our children.
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Click the image to enlarge This article appeared in the March issue of VICE magazine.
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The new larger screen also brings the ability to enlarge icons for the visually impaired.
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Click to enlarge To get there, Fidelity recommends saving 15 percent of your annual income.
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Click to enlarge Plus, these counties are home to a population with relatively homogenous incomes.
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Click to enlarge Schwurack splits a three-bedroom apartment in upper Manhattan with two roommates.
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We live in a time when most voters would rather enlarge government than shrink it.
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Find the photo that you want to flip, and tap it to enlarge it.3.
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But that would require Mr. Trump to enlarge a list he had said was firm.
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It's to enlarge the electorate of people who will be voting in the Republican primaries.
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They can use voice commands or hand gestures to enlarge images or move information around.
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Tourists can actually zoom in with their fingers to enlarge and expand the night sky.
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To expand the screen, use your thumb and index finger to enlarge the map. 4.
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Here's what a living wage would be in each state, plus D.C. Click to enlarge.
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Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) The iPhone 13 Plus does a very good job isolating the background when there's really good light, but for some reason the nose got blurred out in the process: Regular (left) and Depth Effect (right).
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In two paintings, the slight clefts of an upper lip enlarge, lighten, and unfurl as sails.
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PA) said on Wednesday plans to enlarge its current joint-venture cooperation with China Eastern (600115.
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Here are some steps to take: Enlarge font sizes to assist blind or low-vision users.
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But when you enlarge it, you really see the wonderful colors that come from the process.
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I have a deck in the yard that I would like to enlarge and possibly enclose.
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Ice, slush, more ice enlarge the failure; the city adds saltsto fuel fissures, splits, crocodile crazes.
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As a work of art, it has the capacity to enlarge the scope of human compassion.
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" Dwight Eisenhower is said to have once declared, "If you can't solve a problem, enlarge it.
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"For Toroczkai to enlarge personal crimes is just a political move," said Roma activist Lajos Balogh.
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And concerns about government agencies working to intentionally exploit and enlarge vulnerabilities in software and systems.
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The injection is supposed to enlarge the area and increase the chances of achieving an orgasm.
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It might not fit anymore as breasts enlarge, even in first trimester, in preparation for nursing.
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That will only enlarge his image as a hero of the people shackled by the elites.
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In 1996, we purchased the neighboring unit, combining the two apartments to enlarge our living space.
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"As they enlarge, they become like any object you see with your naked eye," he says.
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Telefonica said the lease would not impinge on its investment campaign to enlarge its mobile network.
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Since that last clash, both countries have quietly sought to enlarge and upgrade their military capabilities.
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She is thinking of the second round [of voting] that she has to enlarge [her base].
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Click to enlarge To get to that number, Fidelity recommends saving 15 percent of your annual income.
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The chart below shows which topics came up the most in the Confusion Index (click to enlarge).
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Click to enlarge Here's a breakdown of median annual salaries of households in the highest-earning places.
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His work and mine are about trying to enlarge our understanding with any means we can find.
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Click to enlarge Worldwide, Facebook is 35 percent female compared to 753 percent this time last year.
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Click individual images to enlarge them and take a closer look at all this glorious follicular fortitude.
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Click to enlarge Brodkin lives in a one-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn, New York, with her dog.
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Lankford said interest rate hikes could enlarge the debt even while being a sign of economic growth.
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A customizable TV that you can enlarge and break down as you wish isn't a bad idea.
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"My approach to makeup... really has been to accentuate and enlarge imperfection," Aucoin says in the documentary.
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I am always trying to enlarge this atlas of different methods of what a presentation can be.
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We must find the patience to enlarge the frame, ensuring that we see vase and faces alike.
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Professor Shaw applauded the effort to enlarge the small group of lawyers who dominate Supreme Court arguments.
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Our aim is to provide access to the art market and democratize it and hopefully enlarge it.
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I am a third-generation Republican who believes that we must work to enlarge the G.O.P. tent.
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Diderot was the enemy of truths that people knew already, and so he couldn't compact—only enlarge.
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These solid gains in home prices across most of the country helped homeowners enlarge their housing equity.
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Some of them descend more deeply into the story or the placement manages to enlarge the thought.
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But once you click to enlarge the picture, digging through all those performer names can be overwhelming.
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He never discusses where that pie came from, how to bake it or how to enlarge it.
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Would better candidates help to enlarge the electorate to appeal to voters whose primary concerns are economic?
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And I believed, rightly, that it would enlarge some part of my thinking mind, and it did.
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Researchers have shown that machine learning can enlarge low-resolution images, restoring sharpness that wasn't there before.
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Click to enlarge Click to enlarge Sixty engineering leaders gathered recently at Sequoia's Microservices Summit to share stories about what it took to implement microservices at companies like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Twitter, Netflix, Disney, Wells Fargo, Dropbox, Amgen, Citi, Nasdaq, Medallia, HP, Okta, Gilt, Instacart and many others.
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When there is a change in pressure, the vessel will dilate or enlarge just beneath your skin's surface.
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The software makes comparisons and guesses how to fill in missing information as you digitally enlarge your image.
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ET. Click to enlarge However, despite its early success, Apple struggled through much of the 1980s and 90s.
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And because he wears glasses, he likes to enlarge text on all of his devices, particularly the iPhone.
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"Sun damage destroys the support structures below the skin's surface, causing pores to stretch and enlarge," Begoun says.
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Certainly, the levy would put a brake on the ability of the super-rich to enlarge their portfolios.
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The 3D tech's ability to virtually enlarge tiny parts of the body is especially helpful for treating newborns.
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But since trade would also enlarge that income, it should still leave workers better off, most economists felt.
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He sought, rather, to provoke us to think, to enlarge our understanding, at times to make us laugh.
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The 50 million euros in total will be used to enlarge the warehouse and make it more efficient.
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Click to enlarge: Wedding expenses can add up quickly, especially for anyone invited to multiple events per year.
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The disorder typically starts as small irregular white patches on the skin that gradually enlarge and change shape.
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But President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia decided instead to help Mr. Assad enlarge the territory he controlled.
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The suit was settled in December 2018, with the college agreeing to greatly enlarge the free speech zone.
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Unless he plans to enlarge the White House staff, he will have to take workers from someplace else.
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He has been out since Week 2 with mononucleosis, a condition that can enlarge an infected person's spleen.
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The Secret Service plans to enlarge the security perimeter around the White House amid growing concerns about intruders.
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When fish come into contact with the oil, it can enlarge their livers and alter their respiration rates.
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The chart below (click to enlarge) shows how glide paths can differ even within the same fund provider.
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Two untitled silkscreens enlarge pages of coloring books that were offered to children visiting family members in jail.
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Photo: Courtesy of Google (click to enlarge) Photo: Courtesy of Google (click to enlarge) Beyond finding ways to commercialize the core open source version of Kubernetes, there are a range of other tools being developed from host management and secure images to logging and monitoring to name but a few.
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"We are your largest partner... I think there's a great opportunity to greatly enlarge that, especially now," Trump said.
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Click to enlarge Here are all four questions, if you'd like to put your own knowledge to the test.
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We have an excess of capital, we're just thinking how to enlarge our activity, how to lend more money.
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Click to enlarge and check out the difference in details on the walls of the New York Public Library.
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"Take Shelter" (2011) focused on a man plagued by apocalyptic nightmares that lead him to enlarge his storm shelter.
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The European Union, facing the loss of Britain, has no desire to enlarge further or to create more fissures.
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The leaky mitral valve makes the heart enlarge even more, as it tries to compensate, and heart failure worsens.
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You are exaggerating to make the scene, and if you enlarge one thing you have to reduce something else.
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Here's a look at how both Google and Bing ranked news on Wednesday morning (click an image to enlarge).
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Dilated cardiomyopathy develops when the heart's ventricles enlarge and weaken, a process that usually starts in the left ventricle.
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It could carry out some type of quantitative easing program, as it did before, to enlarge the balance sheet.
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Aiken's tributes don't so much enlarge Austen's world as they allow us to see how large that world is.
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The Riksbank has also decided to temporarily enlarge the circle of counterparties who can participate in its loan programme.
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James Madison's Federalist 10 says the representative's role is to "refine and enlarge," not simply reflect, the public's views.
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Or should they attempt to enlarge their base by embracing an elemental argument about what the party stands for?
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Using a Wacom tablet and stylus, I could reposition, enlarge, and spin the shoe; and even doodle all over it.
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The disorder causes the esophagus to enlarge and weaken, making swallowing difficult, and increasing the likelihood of contracting aspiration pneumonia.
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Click to enlarge Another positive sign: Many college students use their debit cards more frequently than any other payment type.
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One is a a chasm underneath the pods that's been there for years, but really started to enlarge in 2012.
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But if you enlarge them and compare them with the same shots from the Galaxy S232, the latter is sharper.
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The rest have interventions such as induction, c-sections, and/or episiotomy—a surgical cut to enlarge the vaginal opening.
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Source: TD Ameritrade—click to enlarge As long as you have earned income, you can contribute to a traditional IRA.
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This can lead to pore occlusion and cause the now dilated pores to enlarge over time, which results in blackheads.
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Their project has long been to get people to enlarge the sphere of their worry, to look beyond national boundaries.
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An interim answer is to enlarge the circle of decision-makers who must agree on the use of nuclear arms.
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While he was living his life, history was also happening, and the inclusion of that history could enlarge his memoir.
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But to hold those voters' allegiance and enlarge the party's coalition, Republicans will have to come up with better ones.
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With too few education dollars actually being spent on instruction, why do we continue to enlarge the federal education bureaucracy?
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It will continue to enlarge its economic footprint in Latin America, Southern Europe, and sub-Saharan Africa through the BRI.
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Describing himself as a "committed European", Wauquiez rejected that as well as any plan to further enlarge the EU further.
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That will not enlarge economic surplus by incentivizing the private investment necessary for productivity and income growth necessary for redistribution.
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This week's exclusive interactive feature is a "click to enlarge" function that lets the viewer toggle the dimensions of each composition.
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When she wants to enlarge her drawing to include more of her subject, she joins another piece of paper to it.
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Stress hormones enlarge the region of the brain called the amygdala, the seat of the "fight or flight" response, increasing impulsivity.
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But then in the 1940s and '50s, the Bullmastiff and the Mastiff were crossed again possibly to enlarge the Bullmastiff's size.
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Tiraboschi said Brembo needed to enlarge the range of products it offers to clients and that could happen only through acquisitions.
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It is anyone's guess therefore whether the administration will agree to enlarge NATO as one of its early foreign policy actions.
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Two, those who tell you that we must enlarge are the same who say we must keep the budget at 1%.
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When Selim dies, Nurbanu must decide how far she will go to secure her son's reign—and enlarge her own influence.
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"Rishe suggests that there are multiplier effects which could substantially enlarge his estimates, " Andrew Zimbalist, an economist at Smith College, said.
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Here's what a strong resume looks like, according to Harvard career experts (click here to enlarge): Don't know where to start?
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Proposals to enlarge P.S. 191's zone and to move P.S. 452 have stirred protest from a vocal contingent of parents.
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"Drama with other channels is an easy way to enlarge the audience and extend the narrative," says Rutledge, the media psychologist.
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If one of his goals was to pare down his life to the bare essentials, another was to enlarge his world.
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He spoke to the silent majority: ordinary middle-class Turks who pay their taxes and want to enlarge their bank accounts.
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But around the middle of the 20th century, Abraham Maslow, Carl Rogers and others aimed to liberate and enlarge the self.
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At some point, a front portion of the piazza was enclosed to enlarge the living room with a rectangular seating area.
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Printed by C. R. Ettinger Studio (click to enlarge)Somebody told me to write to her grandson, who lived in Paris.
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C.F. and I use pencil, so if you were to photocopy a pencil drawing and enlarge it, this is what happens.
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Click to enlarge By contrast, 55 percent of Gen-Xers and 53 percent of boomers listed reducing debt as a top priority.
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And while it felt important to understand this key element of the work, knowing this did not enlarge its meaning for me.
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The top five surgical procedures were: Breast augmentation, which is intended to enlarge or change the shape of the breasts: 290,467 procedures.
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It's an arresting image, all the more so at that scale, and I wondered if O'Toole wasn't tempted to enlarge other images.
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Allo is also getting some giant animated emoji today that spring to life when you enlarge them with the app's "shout" feature.
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He wanted to turn the walls of the room into a print, which he would later enlarge for Mr. Porter's balloon skirt.
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You can also enlarge the display of icons on the home screen and library, which may be especially useful for older readers.
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She wrote in her autobiography that while she took hormone pills to enlarge her breasts, she had not had gender-reassignment surgery.
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She would further enlarge the already massive and oppressive regulatory state as she views more government as the solution to every problem.
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Because all of these loose strands feed into a whole nother conspiracy theory which will actually enlarge the footprint of the killer.
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The barely-there bezels help enlarge the Liquid Retina display, and a seven-core GPU doubles the performance of the previous generation.
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Beverly Hills mansion -- which was formerly Slash's -- to remove and enlarge the window facing the swimming pool ... according to L.A. City docs.
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Abortion medication provided by mail, administered by a practitioner working via videoconference, could safely enlarge the geographic footprint of clinics and providers.
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A new Magnify feature can enlarge any section of the screen by up to 300x that the S Pen is hovering over.
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However, typically shunga will emphasize the genitalia, enlarge it (no pun intended), precisely because that was the whole point of the erotica.
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U.S. producers aim "to enlarge their footprint in Asia-Pacific, the fastest growing market", said Alejandro Barbajosa, Argus' vice-president of crude.
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One answer may be to enlarge our concept of diversity—to include not just race and gender, but socioeconomic status as well.
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Fairs like Art Basel in Switzerland, the premier contemporary fair, which regularly attracts 90,000 visitors, clearly helped enlarge the pool of collectors.
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Thinking she could improve the food and enlarge her business, she headed to city hall to get the necessary licenses and permits.
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The expansion is driven by multiple factors: a need to enlarge audiences, please artists and, in some cases, satisfy highly personal desires.
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Works like Miguel Calderón's series Empleado del mes (Employee of the Month) (1998) push viewers to enlarge their understanding of Mexican society.
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The brand has phenomenal awareness and is very successful but it has to become more contemporary and to enlarge its customer base.
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And it threatens to enlarge that base in ways that will be threatening to Democrats in 2018 and more so in 2020.
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He uses imprecise language as a means of hyperbole, to enlarge an action beyond itself and attach it to other, enigmatic actions.
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The solution should be to enlarge the clemency working group and give it the resources it needs to address that backlog systemically.
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"He struggled without ceasing to preserve our liberties and to enlarge them," the Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis wrote after Post's death.
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Their volatile leader, Luffy, can stretch and enlarge his body, like Plastic Man; his sentences almost always end in multiple exclamation points.
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The organization will receive a grant it can use to add resources, enlarge its staff or expand its programming into other museums.
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He joined GDS in 2012 focusing on helping the company enlarge its oil and gas communications business, according to his company bio.
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"We need to enlarge the revenue pie, develop more individual donors, and look at different partnerships with universities and other institutions," he said.
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An 82-24 vote provided the two-thirds majority needed to enlarge the purview of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.
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Well, it's because John had accepted an offer from Howard Stern for reconstructive plastic surgery for his penis to enlarge it even further.
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Then I switch to a sphere and enlarge it to fill in between the lines like a kid in a VR coloring book.
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But he also worked to create and enlarge federal death benefits for police officers and firefighters who died in the line of duty.
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According to New York Magazine, some teenage boys are creating stickers of their penises, which they then enlarge for — well, you get why.
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That shift in focus enabled her to enlarge the imaginative scope of her work — to paint mermaids, centaurs and all manner of beasts.
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The condition occurs when heart muscle cells enlarge and can thicken ventricles walls, usually the left ventricle, according to the American Heart Association.
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They look good and sharp if you're posting them to Instagram or Snapchat, but they're not going to impress when you enlarge them.
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Moreover, her ever-escalating, dazzling accomplishments are becoming so outrageous, she has a chance to enlarge the crossover celebrity status that Vonn achieved.
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The infection causes the spleen to enlarge, and in rare cases it grows so big that it spontaneously ruptures, producing major internal bleeding.
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The procedure involves taking fat from areas of the body where it's not wanted and transplanting it into the glutes to enlarge them.
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"The coalition is reinforcing its position on the ground to protect troops and assets and to enlarge the security parameters," the source said.
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Tap to enlarge (or download) these pics to compare for yourself: What you're looking at here isn't bad streaming; the stream is 4K.
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"The Great Society is a place where every child can find knowledge to enrich his mind and to enlarge his talents," he said.
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We also have research suggesting focus-based cognitive activities—stuff like mindfulness meditation—can enlarge and strengthen these same parts of the brain.
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Click to enlarge Click to enlarge "I believe that this commitment is a smart, long-term investment in the work that Destination: Home does, allowing them to buy land and build additional housing, pioneer technology solutions around homelessness, enhance data collection capabilities, and test promising social service intervention model," Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins (pictured above) wrote in a blog post.
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The fetish is typically associated with a "gainer" mentality — a consuming desire to enlarge your body, to put on as much weight as possible.
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The great thing about a digital screen is how much can be customized; you can enlarge the text on almost any phone or tablet.
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"TESS has begun to fulfill its promise to enlarge the collection of small, transiting planets orbiting bright stars," write the authors in the study.
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And when you're "burning fat," you're really getting rid of triglycerides (chains of fatty acids) that are stored in — and enlarge — your fat cells.
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It already has plans to increase production in the US, and tariffs will likely be an encouragement to enlarge and speed up those plans.
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At one point, I placed a virtual hamburger on the floor and then made a stretching gesture with the two controllers to enlarge it.
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Click to enlarge: The researchers found that 13 basins around the world — fully one-third of the total — appeared to be in serious trouble.
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The eyeliner should be as thin as possible along the eye to create the illusion of more eye-surface area and enlarge the eye.
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Another neat trick: before you hit send, you can drag your finger up or down on the button to enlarge or shrink the text.
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In 2011, PS122 moved out of its longtime home on First Avenue to make way for renovations designed to update and enlarge the building.
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If tiny spaces heighten the sense of being left to your own devices, then tiny trees enlarge your relative physical presence in the world.
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To enlarge the font when printing out a speech for his boss, he physically changed the printer "letter ball" to one with bigger font.
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"We've been interested in exploring ways that the raw vitality and danger of a space can enlarge the experience of the music," he said.
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Finally, you can enlarge a Web page — or an e-mail message, or a photo — by spreading your thumb and forefinger on the glass.
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The new USA Football format would enlarge the protections with a pilot program this year and a nationwide rollout several years in the future.
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Officials under multiple presidents have renewed the protections year after year, allowing hundreds of thousands of people to enlarge their foothold on American life.
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He has jailed tens of thousands of people, shuttered more than 150 media companies and called a referendum in April to enlarge his powers.
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Turkish news media reported that before the building fell, columns had been severed and a wall demolished to enlarge a ground-floor textile workshop.
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And "true resistance," Odell writes, is "the ability not just to "withdraw attention but to invest it somewhere else, to enlarge and proliferate it.
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And "true resistance," Odell writes, is "the ability not just to "withdraw attention but to invest it somewhere else, to enlarge and proliferate it.
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It needed the space, as Google would steadily enlarge its New York work force, to 2250,22013 today, more than half of them technical staff.
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On the 3rd, freedom-fighting Jupiter runs into Venus, planet of values, asking you to enlarge your heart and invest more in your fellow humans.
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Click to enlarge Sweetheart scams are similar to foreign money exchange schemes, but they generally start within online dating websites as opposed to by email.
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The next week Facebook announced that it would enlarge its British workforce by half, to 1,500, when it opens its new London office next year.
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Trend reports encourage "flattering" cuts and hiding "problem areas," while slimmer women are presented with experimental options that can often enlarge or distort their figure.
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Click to enlarge Dominguez pays $1,500 per month for a two-bedroom house in Pompano Beach, Florida, where he lives with his wife and daughter.
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When a show is playing, it pops up in a small field at the bottom of the screen, which you can swipe up to enlarge.
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"This transaction is another important step to enlarge the EEX Group beyond Europe and beyond energy," Chairman Peter Reitz said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Newspapers on Sunday underlined how the group will enlarge its board to 15 members and introduce governance that guarantees the "Italian-ness" of the company.
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The man, described as "an avid fan," used Google Street View to enlarge her social media photos to reveal the scenery and landmarks around her.
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WATCH: The main issue critics have with the G-Shot is that it's an invasive procedure to enlarge a thing that's not proven to exist.
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These senators' failure to "refine and enlarge the public views," in Madison's phrase, is a dereliction of their duty under Article I of the Constitution.
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Republican officials were more confident about their prospects in the Senate, where they had an opportunity to enlarge their majority in an otherwise difficult year.
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In Turkey, neo-Ottoman ambitions are emerging as the country seeks to enlarge its influence in Libya and everywhere else the sultans once held sway.
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These changes would increase workers' income, reduce poverty, enlarge the middle class, strengthen free enterprise, enhance corporate profits, raise tax revenues, and trim tax rates.
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In "Edinburgh," similarly, Fee discovers an abandoned cellar dug into a hill and decides to enlarge it, building a network of tunnels radiating from it.
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But that's still a big "if," and would leave the telescope far behind its rivals in the race to enlarge the scrutiny of the heavens.
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Click to enlarge Ilieva's $2,2000 rent covers her two-bedroom apartment in upper Manhattan, where she lives alone, as well as her water, gas and oil.
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Blocky noise is automatically removed and some neural network smarts are applied to imagine missing parts of the picture and enlarge it in a smoother way.
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But renderings that Plumb, 58, had commissioned from Dan Meis of Meis Architects showcase a modern makeover that would enlarge the space to 3,500 sq. ft.
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You can move the box around on the screen, double tap it to enlarge it, and adjust the font size and settings of the text itself.
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Following Dwight Eisenhower's dictum that "If a problem cannot be solved, enlarge it", the Trump administration hopes to engage China on a broader range of interests.
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Glands begin to enlarge and increase in number; but when pregnancy does not occur, the extra cells go through a natural cell death and inflammatory response.
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California's law prohibits the sale of birds that are force-fed to enlarge their livers, It was passed in 2004 and originally took effect in 2012.
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Click to enlarge Sadly, 61 percent of all survey respondents do not currently consider themselves to be "rich," according to their own definition of the term.
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"We will not, in order to justify prosecution of a person for an offense, enlarge a statute beyond the fair meaning of its language," it said.
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" It added, "we will not, in order to justify prosecution of a person for an offense, enlarge a statute beyond the fair meaning of its language.
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Their immediate neighbors, including, lest we forget, Libya, Algeria and Egypt — and the nations bordering those, enlarge the scope of their impact to the whole world.
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Apart from her genital surgery, Ms. Ponce said the only other procedure she has undergone was plastic surgery to enlarge her breasts, following her hormonal treatment.
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The appetite of the two newest justices, Mr. Kavanaugh and Mr. Gorsuch, for cases that would enlarge the constitutional playing field for religion appears nearly boundless.
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One is to transform agricultural practices, the other is to enlarge the world's supply of legally protected landscapes that cannot be touched for any commercial purpose.
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The expansion has permitted the owners to renovate and enlarge the kitchen, so they are adding dishes like steak and fries, fish sandwiches and chicken curry.
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Prince Ali said the proposal to enlarge the World Cup could backfire if not properly planned out, citing problems that faced in Brazil and South Africa.
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By seeking short-term advantage through dubious State of the Union claims, the President could shift debate onto favorable Democratic ground and enlarge his vulnerability later.
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We use animals as ideas to amplify and enlarge aspects of ourselves, turning them into simple, safe harbors for things we feel and often cannot express.
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In lieu of a specialized app, some people prefer to just take a photo and use the device's pinch-and-zoom feature to enlarge the image.
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Economists are increasingly reinvigorating the idea that, after a severe downturn, running an economy "hot", or temporarily above its inflation target, can further enlarge its potential.
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After Mr. Rockefeller replaced Mr. Champion as chairman and sole chief executive in 1969, he was able to enlarge the bank's presence on almost every continent.
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The Trump administration's primary international accomplishment, for instance, has been to enlarge the coalition of moderate Sunni Arab countries who are threatened by Iran's territorial ambitions.
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"We will not, in order to justify prosecution of a person for an offense, enlarge a statute beyond the fair meaning of its language," the court ruled.
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Some would like to see both missions beefed up to convert the Baltic air policing into air defence and to enlarge the battlegroups and make them permanent.
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Click to enlarge The delinquency rates in those states, however, aren't as high, possibly because salaries for college graduates tend to be more generous in the Northeast.
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Renault, General Motors and VW are preparing to enlarge or scrap some of their best-selling small car engines over the next three years, the people said.
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Bracher's Instagram post about her credit card debt from January 2, 2019 — click to enlarge Bracher can do this — she's already "on the right track," Kelley says.
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Although dismayed by Western triumphalism after the Cold War, former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev called it a "myth" that Western leaders had promised not to enlarge NATO.
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It's not clear whether this also puts them in pole position for phase three of the challenge, which my otherwise informative NASA rep declined to enlarge upon.
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This conclusion is in line with U.S. intelligence determinations that al-Baghdadi sees the relatively lawless, impoverished North African state as prime ground to enlarge his caliphate.
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He grasped the need to pursue a politics of "addition" that contrasted with Bryan's divisive rhetoric, which fired up his base but did little to enlarge it.
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"Regulation that serves no useful purpose hinders the efficiency of markets to enlarge," said Greenspan, the longtime chairman of the Federal Reserve, during one of the hearings.
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Click to enlarge: The small handful of states where the Trump Store collects sales taxes was first reported by RedStateDisaster and then by The Wall Street Journal.
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The life-long condition typically requires multiple procedures, including open-heart surgeries to reconstruct the connection between the heart and lungs and catheterization to help enlarge arteries.
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Click on Empower's heat map below to enlarge, and scroll down to see how much people are spending on Uber and Lyft in 32 major U.S. cities.
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In a Senate hearing in June 113, Energy Secretary Rick Perry said the Energy Department has been in talks with New Mexico officials to enlarge the site.
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"Our findings enlarge our knowledge of the range of capacities Neanderthals had," said Sylvain Soriano, an archaeologist from Paris Nanterre University and an author of the paper.
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Consequently, it is interesting to watch the flowers on local dogwoods enlarge and fade to green as they mature, in a manner quite unlike other flowering plants.
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The first Golden Age came in the early 17th century, nearly 500 years after the Templars cleared vast marshland — or marais, in French — to enlarge their domain.
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The American Dream isolates outside experiences inside of metal boxes, covers every imaginable surface with obstructive advertisements, and always promises to elevate and enlarge every experience possible.
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They said the Treasury will likely enlarge the three-year note auction to $32 billion; 10-year auction to $25 billion and 30-year auction to $17 billion.
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The result (heavily edited and retouched as it is) still looks pretty damn good: (Click to enlarge) Shooting professional work with an iPhone isn't really a new thing.
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Several attempts are currently under way to enlarge and strengthen the flows of trade and finance within that vast economic system that will also include India and Iran.
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To that end, DJiT says it plans to use the additional capital to enlarge its product range, develop its international partners network and to accelerate ongoing sales negotiations.
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"Given the importance of personalization, we have continued to enlarge our Jibbitz Charm Collection," the segment that produces the myriad figures that can be attached to the shoes.
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SeaWorld has also said it will scrap plans for a $100 million project called "Blue World" to enlarge its 7-million-gallon orca habitat at SeaWorld San Diego.
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China is a status-quo power, eager to enlarge its sphere of influence in Asia and establish trade with Africa, but no desire to radically alter global politics.
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The UAE securities regulator is also urging brokerage firms to enlarge their scope of activities by providing varied financial services such as underwriting, advisory, funds management and others.
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In heart failure, the muscles of the heart weaken and enlarge so the organ can no longer pump blood efficiently, leading to shortness of breath and water retention.
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The investment comes on top of another 50 million euros the family-owned company earmarked in February to enlarge a separate plant near Parma, which produces pasta sauces.
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Dubai International Airport is seeing investment to the tune of $7.8 billion as part of a 2020 expansion plan to enlarge and refurbish its terminals to increase capacity.
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Both of these estimates were made before ObamaCare bent the spending curve upward, spending more than $2 trillion (with a "t") simply to extend and enlarge healthcare BARRC.
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A number of factors—a costly involvement in the Second Congo War, the ballooning Asian Tiger crisis, corruption, and years of drought—came together to enlarge the deficit.
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Unlike some other countries in the region, Chile has the resources it needs to, for example, enlarge pensions and improve public services such as education and health care.
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China worked overtime to enlarge its presence in the contested South China Sea where once empty waters now boast man-made airstrips, radar facilities, and other military fortifications.
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Italy's environment ministry has rejected a plan by Aeroporti di Roma, a unit of infrastructure group Atlantia, to enlarge Rome's Fiumicino airport, a ministry spokeswoman said on Monday.
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They reveal a significantly different philosophy, rooted in Mr. Trump's own belief that the United States should maintain the world's most powerful nuclear force — and perhaps enlarge it.
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They would rip up the house's actual, disappointingly conventional interior, enlarge it (by 2000 square feet, they say) and make a physical manifestation of something that never existed.
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It's unclear what the printers will be used for, but the devices are able to replicate evidence in an investigation, including footprints, enlarge fingerprints and re-create accidents.
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To move and expand the kitchens, enlarge the bedrooms, and add closets and laundry rooms, the development team is combining roughly two old units for every new one.
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It is not always the case that an artist can enlarge her scale and make the paintings more commanding, but this is certainly true of Adams's recent work.
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ET. Click to enlarge Microsoft was founded in 20003 by Bill Gates and Paul Allen, two friends from high school who bonded over their mutual love of computer science.
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CEZ cancelled a multi-billion dollar tender to enlarge its Temelin nuclear power plant in 2014 because of financing risks after the government refused to provide power price guarantees.
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By placing the traveling hour indication on the bottom of the case, Mr. Frei was free to enlarge the crown and position it at the traditional 12 o'clock position.
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The suits, which have the ability to shrink and enlarge their wearers, were first donned by their inventor, scientist Dr. Henry "Hank" Pym, and his wife, Janet Van Dyne.
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In addition to emoji and a "whisper"/"loud" mode where you can enlarge and shrink text to emphasize what you're saying, there are a number of AI-based details.
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By automatically detecting facial features, it becomes possible to enlarge or ensmallen (that's totally a word) the subject's eyes, nose or mouth, or even re-shape a whole face.
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Tim Cook, Apple's chief executive, ruefully told a privacy conference last October that platforms and algorithms, which many hoped would enlarge the best in humanity, had liberated the worst.
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Today at Apple we still fight for this, and advocate for human rights, and we believe that every generation has a responsibility to enlarge the definition, not move inward.
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Imagine a fintech company using the federal charter to enlarge its footprint in payments, losing its near-term funding from investors, and operating outside the norm of financial regulation.
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This conclusion is in line with U.S. intelligence determinations that al-Baghdadi sees the relatively lawless, impoverished North African state as prime ground to enlarge his self-declared caliphate.
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The tree giveaway at Plaza Mariachi happened to fall on the very day that Nashville's mayor, David Briley, announced a campaign to restore and enlarge the city's tree canopy.
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Many of the current conflicts enlarge upon the ideological divisions that dominated the 2016 presidential primaries, with Hillary Clinton representing the centrist wing and Bernie Sanders the progressive wing.
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You can double-tap to enlarge a block of text for reading, or rotate the screen 90 degrees, which rotates and magnifies the image to fill the wider view.
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The camera and the 3-D technology both enlarge the dancers and bring us closer to them, and scattered experiments with shapes, framing and protuberant costumes introduce exciting possibilities.
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Mr. Rouhani did not announce a total nuclear breakout last month, but step-by-step moves to enlarge the country's stockpile of reactor grade — not bomb grade — nuclear fuel.
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The forces will rotate through the countries to conduct exercises, and NATO will also enlarge its infrastructure in the region so it can quickly respond to threats, Mr. Stoltenberg said.
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For a quick font-size adjustment, most browsers let you enlarge the text on the page by pressing the Control (Windows) or Command (Mac) key along with the plus (+) key.
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You had cheerleaders in the libertarian base, and even in the political press, who hoped your more liberal policy ideas about criminal justice reform would enlarge the G.O.P. voter pie.
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R&B singer Kimberly Michelle, known as K. Michelle on VH1's Love and Hip-Hop, tells us she had a similar experience in her quest to enlarge her butt.
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As a way to get Westerners to enlarge their sympathy for people often perceived as distant, pitiable victims, the book succeeded completely, and was made into a film in 2015.
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One of the deals that is likely to give China particular satisfaction is a pledge by the state-owned CCCC Dredging to enlarge the Cebu International and Bulk Terminal port.
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It "goes back to Middle English as a past tense and past participle of 'swell,' meaning 'to distend,' 'to enlarge,' 'to bulge,' or 'to puff out,'" according to Merriam-Webster.
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Democrats, then, would do well to remember that the Constitution grants Congress broad powers to legislate to protect and enlarge voting rights, enshrined in the 503th, 19th and 26th Amendments.
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The Memphis, Tennessee-based company said it would invest $1.5 billion to significantly expand its hub in Indianapolis over the next seven years and modernize and enlarge its Memphis SuperHub.
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But it left room for the writers to enlarge the moral scope of the trial, which, this being a true-crime series, is more an exercise in selection than expansion.
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While we might notice at first the internal color relationships in a single panel, other correspondences come into play once we enlarge our focus to take in the whole work.
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The Magnifier utility has quite a few shortcuts of its own, which can save you from fiddling with the mouse while you enlarge parts of the desktop for easier reading.
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Boockvar said the much bigger challenge for the Fed will be what to do about its repo operations and its program to enlarge its balance sheet through Treasury bill purchases.
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Studies like this enlarge our understanding of our own species, she said, showing us that "there's a lot more variability in human cultures, and cultural behavior, than we might think."
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With one click, I (based in New York) was video conferencing with Goldsmith (in Austin) and the communications director (in San Francisco) and could, with one tap, enlarge either screen.
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"We asked PiS to enlarge the (child benefit) program ... already in 2015, but they didn't listen to our arguments," said Jan Grabiec, lawmaker and spokesman for the opposition Civic Platform.
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The government needs to increase the transparency of loan disclosures, enlarge steppingstone programs like community colleges, and make it easier for students to pay off their debt without sacrificing career opportunities.
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"As declining yields enlarge the present value of their pension liabilities, companies with low equity ratios face erosion of their capital," said Hiromi Suzuki, a strategist at Goldman Sachs in Tokyo.
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Montesquieu would certainly argue that the digital revolution could enlarge the scope for democratic debate and public deliberation, so long as our democracies bridged the gap between innovation and under-regulation.
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By isolating the background in this photo, the background becomes less busy and less distracting: Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect When using Portrait mode, it's important to never go overboard.
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" In 1951: "The role of painting, I think, the role of all decorative painting, is to enlarge surfaces, to work so that one no longer feels the dimensions of the wall.
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He advocates for lower taxes and a simplified tax code, in contrast to his opponent's plan to extract another $1 trillion from the private economy in order to enlarge the bureaucracy.
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Speaking later to Reuters Television, Prince Ali did not enlarge on the allegation that national teams had been given unfavorable fixtures, but he said the practice had extended to FIFA competitions.
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The A$71 million ($48 million) project will enlarge the 100 megawatt battery, which is owned and operated by Neoen, and was built two years ago in conjunction with Tesla Inc.
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In terms of mobile networks, the measure is expected to enlarge 3G and 4G coverage in Brazil, benefiting 3.8 million people in isolated areas and 11 million city inhabitants, Anatel added.
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Instead, he decided the North should enlarge the freedom of its own citizens, by creating public parks and other spaces that would uplift and "assimilate" people of all classes and backgrounds.
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Wrightsman kept the unit's original floor plan largely intact, including separate wings for the entertainment space, bedrooms and staff quarters, though she did enlarge some rooms by reducing or eliminating others.
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Animal rights activists have fought foie gras production for years, because the luxury food requires producers to force-feed ducks with a pipe so they eat enough to enlarge the liver.
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"There is an intent to enlarge the force, and in particular the Arab contingent of the force, because we do understand that Raqqa is primarily an Arab city," Colonel Dorrian said.
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An official from the New York City Department of Buildings told CNBC an application to enlarge the building at 151 West 34th Street has not been submitted, according to the department's records.
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Click to enlarge When frugal shopping expert Lauren Greutman did a similar comparison between BJ's, Costco and Sam's Club on 40 products, she also found that BJ's prices were generally the cheapest.
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For this effect to be useful, engineers have calculated that a satellite needs to be able to enlarge or shrink its forward-facing area on demand by a factor of about nine.
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Jk. (Tap or click on the images to enlarge.) The Galaxy Note 8 is an apt comparison, because it similarly has a dual-lens camera with optical image stabilization on both lenses.
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"London-listed firms however can broaden their investor base, enlarge regional market impact and raise their profile in the world's second-largest economy via the CDR offerings," one of the people said.
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With one-third of Americans giving charitably in December, our end-of-year generosity elicits tax deductions that enlarge our wallets and warm fuzzies that increase our happiness, trust and social connection.
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"It needs to be seen whether we can further enlarge this business via acquisitions because it takes two to tango," Kurt Bock told analysts and journalists on a conference call on Friday.
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Chen's invitation to examine her work, its interior spaces, connects her to David Goerk, an artist deserving of more attention, and a two-person show would enlarge our understanding of painted constructions.
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Shooting down a Russian plane would enlarge the conflict in Syria while at the same time risking a retaliatory move that could take place anywhere in the world, perhaps even in cyberspace.
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I love that "The Parker Inheritance" presents compelling arguments against doing nothing — and that Johnson's characters move through a range of responses to racism, a powerful way to enlarge conversations about injustice.
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Paul LePage has vowed not to implement his state's Medicaid expansion even after voters there overwhelmingly approved a ballot initiative to enlarge the program under Obamacare with federal and some state funds.
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The A$71 million ($48 million) project will enlarge the 100 megawatt battery, which is owned and operated by Neoen, and was built two years ago in conjunction with Tesla Inc (TSLA.
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The A$71 million ($48 million) project will enlarge the 100 megawatt battery, which is owned and operated by Neoen, and was built two years ago in conjunction with Tesla Inc (TSLA.
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This would not be an explanation likely to satisfy the most conspiracy-minded fans, but they probably shouldn't be expecting the show to enlarge its mysteries as it tries to close shop.
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At the same time, because the disruptive new product was designed from the beginning to be cheaper, simpler, and lower-margin it manages to enlarge the market far beyond its previous size.
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This is likely to enlarge CPSCL's autonomy over lending decisions and financing offers, while the financial institution will remain under the State's tutelage, as the State would retain a majority on the board.
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The 3-cylinder is pokey but charming and the 4-cylinder is powerful and will only enlarge the smile on your sun-drenched face from behind the wheel of the Cooper S Convertible.
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Liner NoteThe trickiest part of achieving the no-makeup look is wearing eyeliner like you aren't — meaning eyeliner should exist to enlarge and elongate the eye without waving its obvious inky tail around.
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"We must enlarge the EU as quickly and as soon as possible," Szijjarto said at London's Chatham House think tank, arguing that it shouldn't require another seven years to go though the process.
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Second, under Gina's leadership, the CIA will further realign its workforce by putting more capabilities and officers — including all-source analysts and technologists — in the field, rather than continuing to enlarge the headquarters.
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Mr. Obama said that much effort will be necessary to protect his legacy and enlarge it by passing immigration reform, investing in the nation's infrastructure and expanding early childhood education and clean energy.
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Millions of women have implants, which are silicone sacs filled with either salt water or silicone gel, used to enlarge the breasts cosmetically or to rebuild them after a mastectomy for breast cancer.
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"Since the beginning, I've been struck by how difficult it has been for him to enlarge his majority," which received only 24 percent in the first round of voting in 2017, he added.
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Millions of women have implants, silicone sacks filled with saltwater or silicone gel that are used to enlarge the breasts for cosmetic reasons or to rebuild them after a mastectomy for breast cancer.
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Mr. Trump has indeed terrified foreign leaders with his "America first" mantra, his promises to enlarge the American military and his tough talk on everything from the Islamic State to Air Force One.
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The Sentry report -- titled "The Taking of South Sudan" -- accuses "individuals and corporations from across the world" of taking advantage of the country's weak rule of law and corruption to enlarge their profits.
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Click to enlarge Nearly a quarter of millennials (22 percent) say they need to earn between $50,000 and $5923,999 a year to be happy, while 41 percent say they need $75,000 or more.
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Joan Semmel, "Open Hand" (226), oil on canvas, 215 x 48 in (courtesy Alexander Gray Associates, New York; © Joan Semmel/Artists Rights Society [ARS], New York) (click to enlarge)JS: That's important!
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SeaWorld, whose shares rose 8.2 percent on Thursday, also said it will scrap plans for a $100 million project called "Blue World" to enlarge its 7-million-gallon orca habitat at SeaWorld San Diego.
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Witness and participant, I've become (to my slight surprise) a person of a fixed, familiar ideology, one of those blithe bastards who think technology can solve big problems, grow wealth, and enlarge human possibilities.
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"No order will be signed, nothing is going to happen now," the officer, who is also been briefed on the submarine data leak, said when asked if the government planned to enlarge the order.
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That's madness if the aim is a refined message after a triumphant performance, but not if the purpose is to prolong the show and thus enlarge the portion of coverage on which he feeds.
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Coeure said the ECB would not let market pressures dictate monetary policy with financial markets anticipating that it will enlarge monetary easing next month, possibly by cutting the deposit rate deeper into negative territory.
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The liver cells in turn are covered with microvilli — fingerlike protrusions that "massively enlarge" the cell surface area in contact with blood, said Dr. Markus Heim, a liver researcher at the University of Basel.
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"Because an 'extension' requires a small refinery exemption in prior years to prolong, enlarge or add to, the three refinery petitions in this case were improvidently granted," according to the court's 99-page decision.
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As added attractions, Peterson spent $6003 million on a Ferris wheel that soars to 180 feet, installed a carousel and built a 64-slip marina, which it hopes to enlarge to accommodate large yachts.
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Nor does it greatly enlarge our appreciation of de Beauvoir's "The Second Sex," a book Blanche championed, to learn that it was from its pages that the literary critic Jane Gallop learned to masturbate.
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Honda Sensing is a pretty typical example of what these technologies include: Engineers use the sensors and cameras that are becoming more common on cars to enlarge the safety bubble around your car through technology.
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"David is a masterful storyteller and we, along with our colleagues at HBO, are thrilled that he has decided to revisit, and enlarge, the Soprano universe in a feature film," Emmerich said in a statement.
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When you tap on a place, you'll get a street view photo up top that you can tap to enlarge and look around in 25-degree view or tap again to travel down the road.
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These days, a torrent of poorly spelled e-mails promising to cure wrinkles, enlarge penises, banish fat or wire millions in unclaimed offshore wealth is the fate of almost everyone with an e-mail address.
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But despite earlier suggestions that Bombardier could enlarge its new jet to boost sales, the so-called 'CS500' version, which could cost up to $750 million to develop, is not being considered, the people said.
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"David is a masterful storyteller and we, along with our colleagues at HBO, are thrilled that he has decided to revisit, and enlarge, the Soprano universe in a feature film," Toby Emmerich of Warner Bros.
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NerdWallet: Tax brackets and rates for single filers — click to enlarge When taxpayers filed returns in 2018, the brackets were 10 percent, 15 percent, 25 percent, 28 percent, 33 percent, 343 percent and 39.6 percent.
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NerdWallet: Tax brackets and rates for single filers — click to enlarge When taxpayers filed returns in 227, the brackets were 643 percent, 264 percent, 216 percent, 230 percent, 33 percent, 35 percent and 39.6 percent.
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The stock exchange operator said late on Tuesday that its supervisory board will likely name three new executive board members at its meeting on Wednesday and enlarge the executive board to six seats from five.
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Expecting 12 percent of stranded L train commuters to come this way, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) structurally plans to widen staircases down to the G train, and enlarge control areas by adding two stairwells.
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It has since been completely renovated, with a new kitchen, bathroom and flooring, Ms. Osterlin said, adding that walls were knocked down to enlarge the living room and open the kitchen to the living areas.
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Her ambition was not purely theoretical: as an activist, her intention was to enlarge the population of children receiving a diagnosis of autism, and thereby to secure support for the greatest possible number of people.
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But the web is also home to many lesser-known printing services, as well as uncommon surfaces on which to enlarge photos for display, be it burlap, wood boards, acrylic or stick-and-peel fabric.
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Click to enlarge Though they must contend with the rising costs of major expenses like college and rent, millennials are focused on reaching their goals and aren't letting debt stand in the way, Northwestern Mutual concludes.
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Source: TD Ameritrade—click to enlarge A quarter thought you have to contribute to your 2018 IRA before 2019, but you actually have until the tax deadline to fund an IRA and reduce your taxable income.
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Jim Brown, Fred Williamson, Joe Namath, and of course O.J. Simpson accrued substantial screen time as actors, but when the Rams did it, it tended to call into question their football status rather than enlarge it.
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In what many considered to be a pre-election giveaway, the government outlined plans to increase spending, which for the first time in 11 years would enlarge the size of the British state relative to GDP.
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Yet Sanders won over die-hard environmentalists by promising, unlike Biden, to kneecap the fossil-fuel sector by banning hydraulic fracturing and to enlarge the federal government's role in producing electricity from solar and wind energy.
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Proceeds from the offering will be used to upgrade and expand production facilities, enlarge its distribution network in China and to fund strategic partnerships and acquisitions as it further diversifies its product offering, the company said.
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Suction-Based Toys: Suction-based toys have been around for awhile, often labeled as "clit pumps" or "pussy pumps" and marketed towards a fetish crowd looking to enlarge and increase sensitivity in the clit and vulva.
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Consider this picture of my friend Melia (click to enlarge on this and every other photo in this series): Night Sight mode on the Pixel 3 XL illuminates her face without losing detail on the pinball machines.
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They're each 16:9, which will be standard for most desktops (make sure you click to enlarge): "Battle of the Bastards" was directed by Miguel Sapochnik, who'd previously directed the zombie-filled "Hardhome" episode from last season.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Thermal images of North Korea's main nuclear site show Pyongyang may have reprocessed more plutonium than previously thought that can be used to enlarge its nuclear weapons stockpile, a U.S. think tank said on Friday.
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In rejecting plaintiff Kathie Sonner's bid to enlarge the class, U.S. District Judge Richard Seeborg in the Northern District of California on Monday cited "material conflicts" between California's consumer-protection statutes and similar laws in other states.
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The Slam and Loud effects that currently exist to enlarge your text bubble may quickly become obsolete, should echo roll out in the final version of iOS 11, but we'll know more about that on Sept. 12.
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Here's an example of a strong thank you email, according to career experts at Yale University's Office of Career Strategy (click here to enlarge): (Courtesy of Yale University, Office of Career Strategy) Don't know where to start?
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Others will hasten to add that cheap, liquid capital continues to power the capital markets, as central banks of the major developed countries continue to enlarge their balance sheets at a 16 percent annual rate, for now.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Food & Drug Administration on Tuesday delayed indefinitely implementation of a new nutrition facts label that would enlarge calorie counts, itemize added sugar and bring serving sizes in line with actual average portions.
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The chemo was so high that it made the veins in her liver enlarge and it put her life at risk, but she continued to fight as she always does and she made it through that also.
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"David is a masterful storyteller and we, along with our colleagues at HBO, are thrilled that he has decided to revisit, and enlarge, the Soprano universe in a feature film," Toby Emmerich, chairman of the Warner Bros.
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However, the South Vietnamese Army, reluctant to take on Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces, relied even more on bombing and shelling to retain and enlarge the gains made during the high tide of American military intervention.
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One critical task is to protect (and if possible to enlarge) the world's natural forests, which, according to a recent paper by eminent ecologists in Science Advances, are home to fully two-thirds of the world's species.
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A case can surely be made for maintaining American troops at current levels to keep the government from being overrun by the Taliban and to offset Pakistan, Iran and Russia as they seek to enlarge their influence.
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The new supply could enlarge Brazil's market share in China as buyers there cut oil imports from the United States following Beijing's announcement it would impose tariffs on U.S. crude in retaliation against similar moves by Washington.
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Joan Semmel, "Intimate Spaces" (2016), oil on canvas, 60 x 48 in (courtesy Alexander Gray Associates, New York; © Joan Semmel/Artists Rights Society [ARS], New York) (click to enlarge)JS: It's the best I can do!
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You could use the stylus to capture a region of the screen, capture the entire screen, make a new note, switch on a magnifying glass to enlarge parts of the screen, or turn on the laser pointer mode.
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Click to enlarge The means someone earning the federal minimum wage would have to work more than three full-time jobs — 127 hours per week — to afford a two-bedroom rental, and 103 hours for a one-bedroom.
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Orbital's rocket motors, missiles and electro-optical countermeasure product lines would enlarge Northrop's offerings to its largest customer, the U.S. Department of Defense, analyst Byron Callan of Capital Alpha Partners LLC said in a research note on Sunday.
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And I realized that, OK, there are some new tools in my toolbox here that I can use to enlarge a little bit some of what I'm saying, to get into the world in a slightly different way.
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They agreed, for example, on urging the Obama administration to revise and enlarge its list of countries which are seen as serious violators of religious freedom; the current, nine-strong list has not been reviewed since mid-2014.
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IRISL, the national shipping line, has plans to ship to the Far East, Oman and eventually the Americas; it hopes to enlarge its 160-strong fleet by floating some of its stock by the end of this year.
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"What I want to suggest is that the portion of painting I crop and enlarge is not simply a hi-resolution detail of a famous artwork, but a bit of information provided by a private corporation," Leggero explains.
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While other Iowa towns were trying to stave off population collapse, these town fathers had ambitions to enlarge Orange City's population from six to ten thousand, so they were trying to make the town more attractive to outsiders.
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In the late nineteen-twenties, after automobiles had begun to make horse recycling obsolete, the city used landfill to enlarge the island and merge it with the mainland, then built Floyd Bennett Field, New York's first municipal airport.
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We use microscopes to enlarge the planet's tiniest stuff; the sculptor Takahiro Iwasaki works in the opposite way, reducing familiar, monumental structures to miniature proportions, using humble, everyday materials, the better to make us look at them anew.
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The Obama administration, with Hillary Clinton as secretary of state, made its "pivot to Asia" about containing Beijing, aiming to strengthen and enlarge the American alliance system in the Asia-Pacific region while increasing America's military footprint there.
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Such an argument, which would vastly enlarge the pool of historical victims of capitalism's excesses, would have to learn from the mistakes of the traditional animal rights movement—and atone for more than a few of its sins.
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You can even enlarge the images you take from your camera phone, but if you're looking to blow up your pictures to a poster size, it's better to have a digital camera because you'll get better quality shots.
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Here's a chart of the S&P 500's returns in bull and bear markets: (click on image to enlarge it) Bull markets tend to last far longer and generate moves of far greater magnitude than bear markets.
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If you're visiting a destination that you have visited together before, for example, you can enlist your hotel's concierge to help you enlarge pictures from that past trip and display them in your room prior for your arrival.
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On the recommendation of the Enlarge Your Paris guys, after leaving the Bois de Boulogne I found my way to La Table de Cybèle, an airy restaurant on a quiet street in the staid suburb of Boulogne-Billancourt.
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At the neighborhood level, the city plans to pedestrianise more areas, including around 200 schools, and enlarge public green space by 40 hectares, as well as designating 100 municipal facilities as "climate shelters" when heatwaves or floods hit.
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At the neighborhood level, the city plans to pedestrianise more areas, including around 200 schools, and enlarge public green space by 40 hectares, as well as designating 100 municipal facilities as "climate shelters" when heatwaves or floods hit.
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The Italian shipbuilder and France's Naval Group welcomed the agreement signed by Italy and France, as it reinforces their joint venture in the naval sector, and said they are open to enlarge their cooperation to other European partners.
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The move came after the so-called Power 2000 conferences, acting with the autonomy newly granted them by the N.C.A.A., voted to enlarge the grant-in-aid given to scholarship athletes to include the full cost of attendance.
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Today, the city is in the midst of an ambitious expansion project called Le Grand Paris, which aims to enlarge Paris's boundaries by stitching its core to the banlieues — the neglected outer suburbs — with a new transport system.
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A picture caption on Saturday with an article about Russia's signing of a long-term agreement to greatly enlarge its military presence in Syria misidentified, using information from the Syrian Arab News Agency, the Russian ship that Gen.
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"We will not, in order to justify prosecution of a person for an offense, enlarge a statute beyond the fair meaning of its language," the appeals court wrote in an "unpublished" ruling not designed to set a precedent.
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Click to enlarge Although individuals aren't directly responsible for paying back the national debt, the amount the country owes can still affect you, because it can lead to higher interest rates, lower stock market returns and slower economic growth.
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To support the decentralisation process, the government is considering changing CPSCL's legal status in the medium term to that of a public financial institution, and to enlarge its scope of activity, with a focus on local public sector funding.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Henri Rousseau, "The Snake Charmer" (1907), oil on canvas (Paris, musée d'Orsay © RMN-Grand Palais [musée d'Orsay] / Hervé Lewandowski) (click to enlarge)PARIS — Henri Rousseau is art history's best-known naïf painter.
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In the meantime, Macedonia, a flashpoint of the refugee crisis and center of the Balkans where Russians are trying to enlarge its political and economic influence will have no functioning government to deal with refugees or any other issue.
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The judgment, more sweeping and categorical than expected, also faulted China for its aggressive attempts to enlarge its domain by shipping in tons of dirt to transform small reefs and rocks into artificial islands with airstrips and military structures.
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I will also try to enlarge my social circle to include people with different views, recognizing that diversity is a wonderful thing — and that if I know only Clinton supporters, then I don't have a clue about America. 9.
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But if Congress could be convinced that national security against existential risk, money from space mining and precious tech innovation for U.S. citizens would be gained by supporting space exploration, then maybe they would vote to enlarge NASA's programs.
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Whitening products, popular across East Asia, and the widespread use of "beautification" apps like Meitu, where you can enlarge eyes, slenderize legs and sharpen chins with a few taps, have contributed to narrowing representations of beauty on social media.
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Other reforms to expand capitalism's benefits include more funding for basic science and to enlarge the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) programme to households without children, not just those with kids, at a cost of about $20bn per year.
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Joan Semmel, "Cool Light" (260), oil on canvas, 22016 x 260 in (courtesy Alexander Gray Associates, New York; © Joan Semmel/Artists Rights Society [ARS], New York) (click to enlarge)Joan Semmel: Not only painting, but painting the nude.
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Joan Semmel, "Yellow Sky" (2015), oil on canvas, 51 x 71 in (courtesy Alexander Gray Associates, New York; © Joan Semmel/Artists Rights Society [ARS], New York) (click to enlarge)CH: You've always abstracted the body, made it disorienting.
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CartoDB, a data visualization company founded in Madrid in 2012, changed its name to CARTO to celebrate its new analysis tool CARTO Builder and to emphasize its attempt to enlarge its audience from developers to business people and non-coders.
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I was able to enlarge it enough to see that three rows back to the left of the stage were the three singers from the orchestra my father sang with, including my dad, and he's two people away from Burt Bacharach.
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"David is a masterful storyteller and we, along with our colleagues at HBO, are thrilled that he has decided to revisit, and enlarge, the Soprano universe in a feature film," Warner Bros Pictures Group chairman Toby Emmerich said in a statement.
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Click to enlarge: Still, weddings are a major money suck, which is precisely why financial expert and former CNBC host Suze Orman recommends that every young person create an annual wedding budget, even if they're not the one tying the knot.
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New Mexico (6 times more likely) (Click to enlarge map, to see how your state fares.) David Laubner, Blink's head of digital marketing and e-commerce, said he was initially surprised to find that urban areas were less at risk.
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Rather than episiotomy, which involves a surgical cut to enlarge the vaginal opening, Balazs says she frequently sees care providers stretch and tear a patient's perineum with their hands, even when the patient has not received an epidural, causing intense pain.
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He also said that because China, Iran and North Korea were not signatories to the INF, the United States was putting itself at a disadvantage by not developing medium-range missiles, citing three failed diplomatic attempts to enlarge the treaty.
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The firm said the funding round brought its total valuation to more than $2 billion and would allow it to expand into new "towns, cities and countries", enlarge its technology team, and work with restaurants to develop delivery-only kitchens.
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The funding values the business at more than $2 billion and will allow Deliveroo to enter new markets, enlarge its technology team and expand its concept of delivery-only restaurants run out of centralized kitchens it operates, the company said.
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SALMON, Idaho (Reuters) - A federal judge ordered U.S. wildlife managers on Wednesday to enlarge habitat protections in Idaho, Montana and Colorado for the Canada lynx, a rare wild cat that roams the Rockies and mountain forests of several other states.
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"The FAA's action opens up Newark to more robust competition and achieves the very outcome we sought in litigation: protecting consumers from United's plan to enlarge its monopoly at Newark," Assistant Attorney General Bill Baer said in a press release.
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Last year's criminal justice overhaul under the First Step Act was meant to expand job training and other programs to reduce recidivism for federal prisoners; modify sentencing laws, including mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders; and enlarge early release programs.
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The design and the controls may differ slightly, but many of these apps work the same way: Once you open the app, the software uses your gadget's camera (and sometimes the light from its flash) to enlarge text or objects.
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President Trump did not elaborate on his lawyer's remarks, but in November said there was nothing wrong with him pursuing a deal to enlarge his business empire at the same time he hoped to become president of the United States.
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The project to beautify the arch grounds, redesign entrances and enlarge the underground visitor center drew such robust public support here that voters approved a 2013 local ballot proposition to finance the restoration with $85 million in sales tax revenue.
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The condition isn't totally understood, but the current thinking is that this surge of hormones (caused by an extremely stressful event) causes one of the heart's muscles to temporarily enlarge, which makes it harder for the heart's left ventricle to pump blood efficiently.
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Click to enlarge The overall increase is due, in part, to the popularity of store cards, Marie O'Malley, senior director of consumer research with Sallie Mae, tells CNBC Make It. "Some of these students don't just have that one safety card," she says.
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A week after U.S. chip giant Intel agreed to buy Israeli technology firm Mobileye for $15.3 billion, Netanyahu wants to enlarge Israel's high-tech presence in China while encouraging further Chinese investment in Israel, where infrastructure and construction projects are growing apace.
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"David is a masterful storyteller and we, along with our colleagues at HBO, are thrilled that he has decided to revisit and enlarge, the Soprano universe in a feature film," Warner Bros Pictures Group chairman Toby Emmerich previously said in a statement.
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At a joint press conference with Mr Macron on April 24th Mr Trump seemed to praise his French visitor's suggestion of a new multinational agreement to constrain Iranian mischief-making that would build on and enlarge the scope of the Obama-era pact.
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"It would be that — one side saying, 'When we're in power, we're going to enlarge the number of judges, so we would have more people who would vote the way we want them to,'" Ginsburg told NPR in an interview that aired Wednesday.
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"It simply makes no sense to enlarge the euro zone before this has not been dealt with, because (otherwise) problems would get bigger," Kern said, pointing to Greece's struggle for years on the verge of bankruptcy as a prime example of such problems.
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Buttons will also enlarge ever so slightly to indicate that they've been selected; in a case where there are several buttons on the bar, the highlighted button might also push other icons slightly out of the way to better indicate its state.
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Hieronymus Bosch, "The Garden of Earthly Delights" (detail) (1480–1505), oil on panel (via Wikimedia commons) (click to enlarge)However, in the right panel, that same landscape becomes a hell of explosions, demonic creatures, and sophisticated means of torture — some of them musical.
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Source: 255, 230.7 Consumer Expenditure Survey, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics; Click to enlarge Here's the full list of the 214.3 U.S. cities that saw the biggest increases in housing costs between 12.43 and 212.4: However, many major cities have actually gotten cheaper.
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"David is a masterful storyteller and we, along with our colleagues at HBO, are thrilled that he has decided to revisit, and enlarge, the Soprano universe in a feature film," Warner Bros Pictures Group chairman Toby Emmerich previously said in a statement.
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Fascination with the country's uniqueness was especially strong in the years after the Second World War, when, as a high-school student, I began to turn to the open stacks of the Newark Public Library to enlarge my sense of where I lived.
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When she deigns to leave her protected bubble to speak to carefully screened liberal masses, she promises everything, as if throwing government largess will negate her stiff personality and enlarge the charisma that radiates an entire three-fourths of an inch around her.
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In the days that follow I study the photos of the long-sleeved dress, looking for a sign that inaction was the smart move — and when I enlarge them I see the deal breaker in the space between Sarah's waist and her sternum.
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Jay Belloli, "Amerika is Devouring Its Children" (1970) (click to enlarge)A small sampling of the posters alone reveals a nation and a world shaken by violence as well as a highly organized resistance movement bent on vocalizing its disapproval of government operations.
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"For Amazon, this small investment is a good way to enlarge their bet on the E.V. automotive market without having to tool up a plant to find out if it will fly," said Matt DeLorenzo, senior managing editor of Kelley Blue Book.
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Joan Semmel, "Aura" (2016), oil on canvas, 72 x 60 in (courtesy Alexander Gray Associates, New York; © Joan Semmel/Artists Rights Society [ARS], New York) (click to enlarge)JS: I did a show at the Bronx Museum that was all heads.
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" One unnamed senior Israeli diplomat texted Reuters correspondent Luke Baker that "Netanyahu will be happy" because he now has "[p]retty much carte blanche to build as much as we want in existing settlements as long as we don't enlarge their physical acreage.
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The drawing evidences an artistic method that plays on the line between chaotic control and non-control, aiming toward a capricious alliance that likens mechanical grinding to organic sexuality, an association that opens up both notions to mental connections that enlarge them.
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In particular, we expect the local footprint acquired in Belgium (Pere Olive) and the Netherlands (King Cuisine) to support organic growth and help reduce reliance on France and the UK. Furthermore, Pere Olive and King Cuisine enlarge the group's less seasonal segment "Everyday Delicatessen".
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Click to enlarge The report calls for increased funding to certain federal housing programs, such as the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, and advocates for a renters tax credit based on the difference between 30% of a tenant's household income and their rental costs.
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Sports Direct on Friday offered to buy Patisserie out of administration to enlarge an empire stretching from department stores and sofa shops to lingerie, but wrote to Patisserie administrators KPMG saying it lacked the information required to continue bidding, British media reported on Sunday.
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Donald Trump appears to be wise enough to follow the recommendations of his sainted generals and keep -- or even more importantly, enlarge -- America's troop presence there in limited combat, as well as advisory roles, just as we are doing now, to some effect, in Syria.
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Instead of using programs such as the Land and Water Conservation Fund to enlarge the federal estate, as is often done, the federal government's land acquisition funds should be redirected to address critical needs on existing public lands, including maintenance, habitat restoration, and management shortfalls.
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These three questions were particularly tricky and stumped at least half of all respondents: Source: TD Ameritrade—click to enlarge In 2019, employees who participate in a 401(k) will be able to contribute as much as $19,000 per year, up from $20193,500 in 2018.
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If practitioners are to be believed, you can quit smoking, lose weight, time travel to past lives, have mind-blowing orgasms, get smarter, cure your phobias, get rich, enlarge your boobs, and heal all sorts of physical ailments, purely with the power of your mind.
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" Further, he said: "Considering standing armies as dangerous to free governments in time of peace, I shall not seek to enlarge our present establishment, nor disregard that salutary lesson of political experience which teaches that the military should be held subordinate to the civil power.
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Sports Direct had on Friday offered to buy out the firm to enlarge an empire stretching from department stores and sofa shops to lingerie, but wrote to Patisserie administrators KPMG saying it lacked the information required to continue bidding, British media reported on Sunday.
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Similarly, electing a female President means imagining new possibilities: that a woman might survive that gantlet of derision to hold power with confidence, without apology, to enlarge our notions of authority and hasten an age when a female President will no longer be exceptional.
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There are public rumors about the possibility of extending New START past its current 2021 expiration date in an effort to further enlarge the umbrella of nuclear predictability that the New START Treaty currently provides -- it diminishes one risk, the nuclear one, on the agenda.
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People high in openness are more likely to experience the world differently to the average person as a result of their "breadth, depth, and permeability of consciousness, and … [their] … recurrent need to enlarge and examine experience," according to the Journal of Research in Personality.
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A growing number of researchers, myself included, believe that the only way to reverse the extinction crisis is through a conservation moonshot: We have to enlarge the area of Earth devoted to the natural world enough to save the variety of life within it.
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When: October 202093, 202083–May 202073, 202063 Where: Brooklyn Museum (202053 Eastern Parkway, Prospect Heights, Brooklyn) The French artist is known for his enormous portrait diptychs that literally and figuratively enlarge the images of his protagonists and so magnify the issues these people represent.
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Facing the prospect of competition from outsiders like Amazon, whose tentative forays into the pharmacy business have already shaken up the industry, established players have also been looking for ways to stay relevant to their customers and enlarge their share of the health care market.
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"Post-crisis, in the environment of the new regulation, scale has been the name of the game," says Daniel Pinto, JPMorgan's investment bank chief, acknowledging the irony that policymakers who were concerned about the risks of too-big-to-fail banks have helped enlarge them.
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First, don't enlarge the number of uninsured: We've made major progress over the last half-century in extending health coverage to tens of millions of seniors, families, children, people with disabilities and other adults through Medicare, Medicaid, the Children's Health Insurance Program and the ACA.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Russia signed a long-term agreement on Friday to greatly enlarge its military presence in Syria, more than doubling the space for warships in Russia's only Mediterranean port and securing rights to an air base that may already be adding a second runway.
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Rosalyn Drexler, "Put It This Way" (21950), Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC (© 21960 Rosalyn Drexler / Artists Rights Society [ARS], New York and Garth Greenan Gallery, New York) (click to enlarge)Often, these take the form of kissing or loving motifs.
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Serge Poliakoff, "Composition Abstraite" (1968), Tempera on canvas, 63 20163/4 x 51 1/22016 in (© 21969 Artists Rights Society [ARS], New York / ADAGP, Paris) (click to enlarge)Like shapes, works of art throughout history connect themselves to each other in their own ways.
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That's certainly a pairing that is worth keeping an eye on as Alibaba aims to enlarge its presence in Southeast Asia, which — with a cumulative population of 600 million people, growing middle classes and rising internet access — is seen as a growth opportunity by Chinese tech companies.
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"I think you must find the common ground that exists, no matter how narrow or small that might be and enlarge it as you can," O'Rourke says, insisting that most people agree that women should have the right to make their own choices about their bodies.
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Bracher's credit card debt is spread across two balance transfer credit cards and a personal loan from her father that allowed her to consolidate what she owed — click to enlarge In November, she and her fiancé, Zach Sullivan, got engaged, and a wedding is planned for August.
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Heineken, holding roughly a fifth of the Vietnamese market after 25 years in the country, bought the Vung Tau brewery in south Vietnam from Carlsberg last year to expand brewing capacity, and Eusman said it is eyeing a push into the north to enlarge its footprint.
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A look at Google Maps' new driving mode feature (click to enlarge.) For example, if you have home and work addresses set in Google Maps, entering driving mode when you leave your office would likely give you directions to get back home, based on current traffic conditions.
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I picked it out because it lets Carmichael sing and play—brass is deployed to color or comment rather than enlarge trio arrangements that are often left to signify on their own, and no choral sweetening bedizens a talky voice that these days could pass for accomplished.
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The deal will allow state-backed PTT to nearly triple the size of its power generating arm, expanding capacity to 4,835 megawatts (MW) from GPSC's 1,940 MW. "This acquisition will enlarge our industrial customer base," GPSC Chief Executive Toemchai Bunnag said in a statement announcing the deal.
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Who among them won't raise a glass to Ronald Reagan, a welcome ghost of administrations past, the revered Republican president whose first State of the Union address promised the biggest tax cut ever to "expand our national prosperity, enlarge national incomes and increase opportunities for all Americans"?
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It wouldn't be a stretch to say that the most zealous among them are Renaud Charles and Vianney Delourme, founders of the cheekily named website Enlarge Your Paris, whose tagline is "Le site qui vous fait oublier le Périph" ("The site that makes you forget the Périph").
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The effect of a representative democracy is "to refine and enlarge the public views, by passing them through the medium of a chosen body of citizens, whose wisdom may best discern the true interest of their country," wrote James Madison in Federalist Papers No. 10 in 2023.
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The deal will allow state-backed PTT to nearly triple the size of its power generating arm, expanding capacity to 4,835 megawatts (MW) from GPSC's 1,940 MW. "This acquisition will enlarge our industrial customer base," GPSC Chief Executive Toemchai Bunnag said in the statement announcing the deal.
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If the president does intend to revive and enlarge the moral indictment of the Kim regime, it would be an adroit asymmetrical response to Pyongyang's test-firing of a half-dozen missiles in recent months, which some analysts have seen as a slap at Trump's charm offensive.
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Model of 'Physophora hydrostatica [magnifica]' (a sea jelly) by Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka (photo by the author for Hyperallergic) (click to enlarge)The majority of the 70 models in Fragile Legacy come from Cornell University, which purchased around 500 of them in 1885 for marine biology instruction.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "The Next Rembrandt," a 3D-printed painting of a digitally created Rembrandt (all photos courtesy The Next Rembrandt) (click to enlarge)You may be quick to identify a portrait unveiled this week in Amsterdam as a never-before-seen painting by Rembrandt.
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Interest that is charged when you postpone payments on your loan Click to enlarge Despite the fact that 39% of college students failed the quiz, having gotten only two or fewer answers correct, experts say there are signs that many young adults are practicing good money management skills.
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Click to enlarge While renters are often "subject to fluctuations in the cost of housing during their tenancy or when they move, homeowners tend to stay in one home for longer and their cost of housing is usually stable, having been determined when they bought the home," says Trulia.
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Vanda Vieira-Schmidt, "Weltrettungsprojekt [World Rescue Project]" (1995–ongoing) (click to enlarge)Agematsu's collection is just one of many on view in The Keeper, the New Museum's current exhibition that explores the rituals of accumulating and preserving all sorts of items that hold immeasurable meaning to their owners.
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Should an establishment-friendly, enlarge-the-tent Republican—a Senator Marco Rubio, say—win the presidential nomination, he could do worse than study McKinley, and his successful arguments against bank-bashing, soak-the-rich Democratic populism (if a Bryan can be beaten back, a Bernie Sanders surely can).
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There's another effect that also happens — and I'm not saying this always happens — but it's quite standard for political appointees to come in and then be exposed to the mission of the agency, and have senior staff brief them, to learn something about the agency and enlarge their perspective.
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The Hill: Congress is expected to act soon on an administration-backed plan to enlarge the jurisdiction of the interagency Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. (CFIUS) to add additional national security analyses to reviews of foreign acquisitions of U.S. businesses or other investments, particularly involving China.
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"The stark reality is that longer hot seasons will enlarge the seasonal window for the potential spread of vector-borne diseases and favour larger outbreaks," Dr Giovanni Rezza, Director of the Department of Infectious Diseases at the Istituto Superiore di Sanitá in Rome, Italy, said in a statement.
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It's mind-blowing seeing the different parts of the body split into layers above a rubber torso on top of a table, and it's even more impressive that to use hand gestures to enlarge and spin certain organs around — even though there's still some issues when it comes to response time.
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The difference between the median monthly cost for renters and those with a mortgage in every U.S. state, using data from the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey — click to enlarge Below, check out the full data on how much more it costs to own than to rent in each state.
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Over time, that could enlarge the number of voices, like Shor, openly questioning whether the elements of the American political structure that advantage small states -- the Electoral College and the two-senators-per-state rule -- are systematically benefiting the groups and regions that embody America's past over those forging its future.
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But Russia is trying to help Syrian forces take the rebel-held area of eastern Aleppo in hopes that it will significantly set back the opposition, enlarge the areas that Mr. Assad controls and put the Kremlin in a stronger position to shape the political talks, should they ever resume.
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But to say, I disagree; I refuse; you're wrong; etiam si omnes — ego non — these are the words that define our individuality, give us our freedom, enjoin our tolerance, enlarge our perspectives, seize our attention, energize our progress, make our democracies real, and give hope and courage to oppressed people everywhere.
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Congress's generosity is unlikely to enlarge the cramped vision of the people who run the agencies most responsible for the environment — the E.P.A. and the Interior and Energy Departments — and whose driving impulse has been to roll back any Obama-era initiative that discomfits the coal, oil and gas industries.
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François Kollar, "Sans titre [Emboutissage des couverts, usine Christofle, France]" (1958), 30 x 21.6 cm (donation François Kollar, Médiathèque de l'architecture et du patrimoine, Charenton-le-Pont) (click to enlarge)I admired some of Kollar's early experimental self-portraits, as they show a very playful approach to lighting, composition, and ego.
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Davis's French education entailed, among other things, pouring 30-pound buckets of blood into a mixer to make boudin noir, stuffing the intestines of the pig she'd just helped kill with its own meat for saucissons and learning how to force-feed geese to enlarge their livers for foie gras.
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William Kentridge, drawing for 'Triumphs & Laments' (image courtesy the artist; Lia Rumma gallery [Naples, Milan], Marian Goodman Gallery [New York, Paris, London], and Goodman Gallery [Johannesburg, Cape Town]) (click to enlarge)Above all, "glory" is the operative word in Rome — glory to beauty or the highest realities known to man.
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Henri Rousseau, "Child with Doll" (27–217), oil on canvas (Paris, musée de l'Orangerie © RMN-Grand Palais [musée d'Orsay] / Franck Raux) (click to enlarge)Over and above their naïve nature as semantic value, some of Rousseau's paintings — like "Child with Doll" (1904–05) — display a strange form of folk art amateurishness.
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The Tax Foundation's analysis of the September Trump campaign plan found that even with dynamic scoring, the plan would reduce federal revenue by $2.6 trillion to $3.9 trillion over the next decade, which absent spending cuts would enlarge the deficit by up to one-third over levels the Congressional Budget Office projects.
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Although the survey asked women if they had declined any type of care for themselves or their baby, the researchers note some of the specific procedures that women sometimes opt-out of during childbirth are cesarean sections, intravenous analgesia, epidural and episiotomy - where a surgical cut is made to enlarge the vaginal opening.
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The results are hilarious: Keep track of every mission throughout the Solar System with this handy map (click to enlarge): The story of a stolen Stradivarius violin: "He played that violin every day, and he did all the maintenance himself because I would watch him take it apart and do things to it," he says.
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Here are some shots I took with and without the Hasselblad with the Z Play Droid (click to enlarge): Hasselblad 2300x optical zoom Z Play Droid 1003x digital zoom Not only does the Hasselblad allow farther zoom, but it also retains image quality with crisper details thanks to its f/2100-f/25100 aperture.
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An underlying premise of the campaigns of both Warren and Bernie Sanders is that taking radically progressive stands will motivate, enlarge and turn out the Democratic base, including minorities, the young and the poor; and that such positions are necessary to restore Democratic support among those who voted for third party candidates in 2016.
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The War Powers Act states that when existing US armed forces abroad are "substantially enlarge(d)" without a war declaration, "the President shall submit within 48 hours... a report, in writing" to the House Speaker, currently Pelosi, a California Democrat, and to the President pro tempore of the Senate, currently Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Republican.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - North American orders for Class 8 semi-trucks jumped 62 percent in September over the same period in 2016 and orders are set to rise even more in the fourth quarter as strong freight demand and a growing economy spur truck firms to enlarge their fleets, according to FTR, a firm that tracks the industry.
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To advocate laws, taxes, regulations, and policies to punish the rich and enlarge the welfare state; to raise the specter of a political revolution and class conflict leading to some Socialist utopia; and to assert that an individual gains his greatest identity, worth, and power as part of some group—all invalidate the greatest glory of America—individual rights.
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