Syed was not so exacting when it came to paperwork.
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For many, it's an exacting, and exhausting, sort of tribalism.
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The de facto blockade is exacting a dire humanitarian toll.
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Second, the standards are not as exacting as they sound.
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Judge Castel found those standards of review are too exacting.
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Onto the ground she will draw an exacting linear configuration.
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He's known for going above and beyond for exacting clients.
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That may sound exacting, but preparation will always breed confidence.
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It was life in constant fear and punishing, exacting labor.
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Jay is a retired research scientist and an exacting man.
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Ankara's public reaction to this issue has been consistently exacting.
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But Democrats may not go along without exacting serious concessions.
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The Venezuelan artist has been making hyper exacting drawings for decades.
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The Venezuelan artist's work is exacting in the most literal sense.
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In the best science, the standard of proof can be exacting.
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Clinton is likely to be an exacting test on both sides.
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The gist: Here was an exacting mother testing the company gear.
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Such exacting controls are in place at every stage of production.
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Though the process is exacting, the goal isn't perfection but personality.
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The sun beams down on all of it, harsh and exacting.
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The writer and director Samuel Maoz ("Lebanon") has an exacting eye.
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Martin describes the process in exacting detail, and then it begins.
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Lin said that initially she found those exacting standards hard to understand.
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More than the other Art Girls, Blythe had a sharp, exacting eye.
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This would probably not meet the exacting standards of a BFOQ exception.
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The physical, exacting nature of the work requires good, old fashioned patience.
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Swift is always exacting with her words, with varying degrees of success.
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It can be an exacting skill, capable of great beauty and refinement.
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Shaq, exacting revenge for Dwight copping his "Superman" nickname, was particularly ruthless.
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Soccer has a way of exacting karmic retribution somewhere along the way.
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Saikawa is described by company insiders as smart, exacting and results-oriented.
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His neighbor, Robert Sapia, told CNN that Zobayan was affable and exacting.
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It was the rare racing game that felt more intuitive than exacting.
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Domino does not hold back when exacting revenge on her former lover.
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We INTJs are an intense, exacting bunch, and notoriously difficult to please.
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He is now incarcerated in the exacting gulag of his São Paulo mansion.
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For normal Venezuelans, the country's hyperinflation takes an exacting toll on daily life.
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While some dancers moved with exacting discipline, others shuffled to their own rhythms.
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Benjamin Albucker is, by his own description, an exacting, opinionated, slightly neurotic aesthete.
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All are brought into focus by the exacting calibration of daikon and carrot.
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Next, a printer went to work, composing the final image with exacting detail.
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It's a beautiful metaphor for the careful, exacting, and detailed ethos of Virgos.
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I'm convinced that President Trump had no intention of exacting tariffs on Mexico.
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Yet his reporting — exacting, authoritative and closely read, particularly in Washington — spoke volumes.
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Elena's own children, meanwhile, struggle to live up to their mother's exacting expectations.
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"It passed an exacting internal review by other researchers in November," they reported.
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A sense of proportion — of exacting punishment that fit the crime — was lost.
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The apparition that has infested Fitzroy is evidently exacting some kind of retribution.
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Some composers are very exacting about how their music is played — was he?
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Leakey was exacting in her science, and expected the same of her workers.
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The consequences are exacting, from unstable homes to lasting effects on well-being.
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"There's a need for very exacting and close scrutiny and vetting," said Sen.
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When defending is done "right," it's exacting, demanding, and just a little stressful.
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Every candidate, every nominee, needs to be subject to exacting standards and genuine scrutiny.
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Particularly as the rules governing what is an acceptable passport photo are so exacting.
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That reputation was solidly grounded in fact, for Kubrick's attention to detail was exacting.
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The resulting image is exacting and handmade, playful and stark, weighty and free-floating.
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But now Mr Brearley examines the question of form in serious and exacting detail.
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Wallace has a reputation for being an exacting interviewer for both liberals and conservatives.
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Ms Lujanbio is composing a bertso, the rules of which are simple but exacting.
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The Saudi regime stands out for its exacting imposition of Islamic law, or sharia.
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Mr. Sorrell's reputation as an exacting, exhausting boss has not daunted his new partners.
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I'd rather let someone else do the public culling — I'm exacting enough in private.
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He once spoke admirably of Mr. Albee's exacting language, and even his stage directions.
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They are the sort of fans McCourt says he prefers: intense, ardent and exacting.
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He has a history of exacting retribution to those who didn't make him money.
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Who shows rachmones acknowledges the just but exacting law under which we were created.
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Our nation's policies have denied them the scientific practice needed in this exacting business.
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Early animators responded to this problem by choosing to display the exacting process itself.
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It was, one translator told me, more exacting than poetry, and infinitely more complex.
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So you have the potential here of exacting punishment from both sides of it.
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And again, just like in 1971, the press is distinguishing itself with brave, exacting journalism.
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Leafing through decades' worth of back issues, the influence of his exacting technique is clear.
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So, it's no shocker that my exacting standards apply to my beauty collection, especially foundation.
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Arya is back at Winterfell after exacting revenge on her family's enemies (see: the Freys).
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Maybe because Becca's such an exacting Bachelorette, this season is already more dramatic than others.
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"Every candidate, every nominee, needs to subject to exacting standards and genuine scrutiny," he said.
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By applying exacting standards for ethnic status, officials came up with a new number: 38.
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" For true puffy lovers, the requirements are exacting: "It has to be 100 percent nylon.
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EVEN by their own exacting standards, Germans are experiencing a lot of Angst this summer.
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In the cage, ring or on the mats, the fight game is exacting, exhausting, leveling.
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They are hoisting flags, enlisting members and exacting levies and loyalty in former FARC strongholds.
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Women who did not uphold exacting codes of respect were beaten, often in the street.
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But the need for small batches of work, done fast, to exacting standards, is growing.
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Of course, meeting those exacting aesthetic standards probably means lost sales in the short term.
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"On their face, these work requirements are more exacting than Kentucky's and Arkansas's," Boasberg wrote.
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Though other contemporary bands have made ambitious and exacting music, few are quite so painstaking.
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Cera), a newbie security guard (don't call him "doorman") and his exacting boss, William (Mr.
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The world feels hard, and this is a hard, exacting work; we could be anywhere.
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To that end, Branca has—by anyone's standards but, perhaps, his own exacting ones—succeeded.
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"Fun Home," Alison Bechdel's illustrated memoir, details her relationship with her exacting, closeted, erudite father.
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Some people who knew Mr. Paddock said he could take on an imperious, exacting demeanor.
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With her exacting, thoughtful instructions, Ms. Greenspan anticipates pitfalls and leads you deftly around them.
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In a profession with such exacting standards, it's important to continue to learn and improve.
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Reconstituting the general economic order, not exacting shortsighted retribution, was the imperative of the day.
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A mix of sophisticated flavors and exacting techniques sets these six dessert-focused books apart.
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Wolfe's books honor the exacting labor of cherished writers and artists by returning the favor.
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As a conductor, he was an exacting, absorbing interpreter of the advanced styles he favored.
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Like the best critics, his writing is a form of teaching, both generous and exacting.
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His exacting, virtuosic style gives a whiff of the dominant-submissive to the composer-performer relationship.
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He's known for his encyclopedic knowledge of the music form and his exacting attention to details.
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And there is talk of exacting a bit of revenge once Trump settles on a pick.
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But it also shows how exacting Mary Louise can be, pinpointing how exactly to dismantle Renata.
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Because they have such exacting requirements, customers like to use comparison websites to weigh their options.
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The platform connects growers with buyers who want the ingredients they purchase to meet exacting specifications.
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Not merely economical, Akerman's exacting prose draws attention to the physical presence of the words themselves.
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It's the kind of structure that, with a less exacting writer, could have gone very wrong.
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In contrast, aggregators are generally not required to comply with the same exacting data security requirements.
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And for Marcus and some of his cohort, being there is a means to exacting revenge.
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Fitz's story does lead down expected corridors, exacting a toll on his relationship with his family.
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Turkey will struggle mightily to meet the exacting conditions required for visa liberalisation by the summer.
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Because there is so much at stake, the music is exacting and measured, even occasionally drowsy.
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The show quickly spins into a retinue of minimalist forms that prove Araeen's exacting, delicate eye.
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It is a laudable venture, in which Harrington's intellectual precision and exacting research cannot be faulted.
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He was his own most exacting critic and wrote frank admissions of his flaws and failures.
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A barbarian looks at a mosque or a burial mound, and dreams only of exacting pain.
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As the film tells it, that otherwise exacting director accorded his apparently fearless star unusual leeway.
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In order to receive a grant of deferred action, individuals had to meet exacting eligibility requirements.
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Mr. Johnson provided burly but exacting playing to orchestras led by Charles Mingus and Gil Evans.
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President Trump is suggesting that the process for vetting is not thorough enough, not exacting enough.
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As the daughter of a steadfast, exacting mother of my own, I find it entirely relatable.
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One payoff is the harsh, imprecise textures: a smaller knife would be more exacting and smooth.
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For Thatcher, many of the most exacting moments of the period came abroad rather than at home.
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Porter's paint handling was gestural but exacting, never fancy, and always attending to the experience of looking.
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Performing that series of moves is so exacting that Guthrie has only managed to do it once.
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Vieira Lima told reporters on Saturday that he discussed the matter with Calero, but denied exacting pressure.
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More recent crops of presidential hopefuls have seen their dietary decisions put under a more exacting lens.
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The German director Johannes Weigand directed the production, which stars Stefano Secco in the exacting title role.
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Unsettlingly, both takes on American history seem equally valid when laid out with such exacting visual equivalency.
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"Obviously this is an individual that needs to face very swift and exacting justice," said Florida Gov.
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All politics aside, The Handmaid's Tale is just plain excellent peak TV. The color palette is exacting.
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Exacting lesser concessions or even achieving total denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula are means to this end.
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Work like Fathi's is both exacting and easy to overlook, and yet it is born of love.
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He granted the extension, then rattled off exacting, well-intentioned advice about antibiotics and the flu season.
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Even the most exacting regulations can't compensate for bad faith and a total-war approach to politics.
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Aunt Robbie bore the unspoken disappointments of her generation and was an exacting elder in Michelle's life.
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Here in the capital of the Cherokee Nation, the epidemic is exacting an additional, deeply painful price.
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By reputation, India was the world leader in aseptic manufacturing, the exacting science of producing sterile drugs.
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The court's decision is the latest evidence that moves to weaken unions are exacting a major toll.
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An exacting bandleader, Salvador was also about a decade older than most of his bandmates in Abolition.
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A ruthless and exacting dealmaker, he governs by greasing the wheels and pulling the levers of power.
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The exacting pace is meant to maximize party cohesion and neutralize attacks by Democrats and business groups.
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Therefore, the standard for the suspension of disbelief in children's novels is both lower and more exacting.
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The older ones were also more literal and exacting about how closely the play followed the books.
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And it's a reminder that Iran has in the past bided its time before exacting ultimate revenge.
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It is not Sander's place to question why a God so generous can also be so exacting.
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In its print heyday, Teen Vogue was edited by Amy Astley, an exacting protégée of Anna Wintour.
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" The governor said the gunman was "an individual that needs to face very swift and exacting justice.
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These sculptures echo Rauschenberg's and Jasper Johns's rough-but-exacting execution but add something kind of endearing.
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The Mueller Report later laid out, in exacting detail, how the Russians systematically interfered in our election.
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North Korea on Friday admitted that new sanctions regimes were exacting a "colossal" toll on its economy.
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Not everyone enjoyed the tutelage of a charismatic teacher who was part exacting literary conscience, part Pied Piper.
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That might well be true in a baseball-mad city with exacting fans, like Boston or New York.
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And according to those exacting standards, Ariana Grande and Mac Miller are officially a new couple to watch.
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He says leaders pitted relatives against one another as a means of exacting more control over the members.
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Several other tweaks mean that the standards banks must eventually meet will be less exacting than first proposed.
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ACS's team recreated it in exacting '90s detail, down to the sickly greenish lighting and outdated wood paneling.
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One thing is clear: Our attitudes to alcohol - and food, and coffee, and clothes - have become more exacting.
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Mr. Anderson excels in both realms, exacting a toll of physical punishment that he attributed to inner rage.
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But, as exacting as he was in his imitations, he could never get his guitar to sound right.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - In the Catholic catechism, a "just war" restores moral order rather than merely exacting revenge.
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Don't let his charm fool you—he's the exacting type, regulating the guestlist and counting up everyone's money.
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I'm not really that sentimental about the past, because I have this exacting emotional memory, not only visual.
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Two notoriously exacting talents—the ingénue, the wunderkind—seized on each other's velocity at precisely the right moment.
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His schedule was physically exacting, his life mapped out for him by Cugat, Sala and City's medical staff.
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Exacting professionals like Theresa are surely accustomed to more thoroughly thought-through work than what is presented here.
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Combat — grueling, exhausting and deadly — demands extraordinary teamwork, exacting discipline and a bedrock of ethical and moral clarity.
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Especially if you're Kelsie Kerr, one of the most steadfast, exacting chefs the Bay Area has ever known.
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Mr. Liberman could play the kingmaker, exacting a high price from Mr. Netanyahu to throw him his support.
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Annie-B Parson's exacting, exultant and altogether astonishing choreography often has them moving in a single, tidal wave.
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Mr. Mueller is known for his gruff, exacting management style — and for saving the F.B.I. after the Sept.
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"They were a difficult and exacting audience — those little creatures," he wrote of his daughters in his journal.
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Sure, Omarosa could be a disgruntled former aide trying to make money while exacting revenge on her enemies.
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The National Association of Boards of Pharmacy offers a directory of online pharmacies that meet its exacting standards.
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Like everyone who works with the exacting, showboat-phobic Mr. Muti, she sang with clean, even modest classiness.
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And Mr. Simons is that, a welcome, if exacting, novelty in a city and business lost in indecision.
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I began taking squash seriously in my late twenties, when the more exacting global version took hold here.
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In contrast, the slow-and-steady lava flows at Hawaii's Kilauea volcano are exacting a largely economic toll.
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The parents who hired him early on, in Sacramento, said they were thrilled by his confident, exacting approach.
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It is a legacy of the country's exacting domestic expectations and rigid gender roles for who performs them.
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And, with exacting — sometimes maddening — workmanship, Mr. Frank edited and scored his programs as if they were films.
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Barnett is at his most exacting in this scene, falling apart just as he tries to crush someone else.
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There is something exacting and precise about this installation and I am tied to the time it was made.
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James Bond would probably find the sound of the Nike SUMO 2 driver falls short of his exacting standards.
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Tucci's character, Nigel, is the ultimate stifled artist, ever deferent to Meryl Streep's Miranda Priestly and her exacting vision.
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That doesn't mean she's not aware of the pain and destructiveness neighbors are capable of exacting on one another.
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Dirty cooking causes respiratory and skin ailments, among other health problems, exacting what Hamayun called a "crazy human cost".
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The villains are usually interested in exacting revenge or dishing out as much cruelty onto the world as possible.
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Most tech manufacturing is an exacting affair, often carried out in clean rooms where robots are preferred to humans.
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He was known as an exacting, demanding supervisor who often worked late and had high expectations for his staff.
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Her art typically describes a highly specific scenario, followed by a picture exacting vengeance against whomever the caption describes.
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Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut, said on Twitter that the deal still needed a "thorough" and "exacting" review.
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Day dresses were pleated and seamed in an exacting arithmetic to ensure they fell just so on the body.
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JAAP VAN ZWEDEN It is another year before this exacting Dutch maestro becomes the New York Philharmonic's music director.
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As in his most recent film, "The Death of Louis XIV" (2016), the attention to historical detail is exacting.
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Adams is the exacting, behind-the-scenes coach known for sending out links to essays about Trump and race.
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But the risk is that this combination of exacting precision and stark moralism can be subtractive rather than additive.
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The process requires an appreciation of art and design, an understanding of mechanics, an exacting eye and unlimited patience.
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Andrea Weber, the official stager from the Merce Cunningham Trust, is exacting in making sure everything looks just so.
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GiveWell takes a more exacting approach, naming top charities based on how much good an additional dollar will do.
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Sikh-Americans were being attacked because some idiots believed that they were exacting revenge on the 85033/11 attackers.
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His paper keeps an updated "kill list" on its website, which documents the drug war's casualties in exacting detail.
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But their most exacting attention to detail was brought to bear on the re-creation of Cuarón's childhood house.
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Rokita has gone on to earn a reputation as an exacting boss, prone to calling staff late at night.
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How could a movie about a man exacting revenge over a brutish thug who killed his puppy be so good?
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But there's a particular solace in being able to acknowledge the world, and its exacting toll, for what it is.
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But the cycle's true revolutionary potential lies in the composer's exacting revision of that most conventional of instruments: the piano.
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In Qaani's public remarks, the veteran military commander committed to carrying on Soleimani's agenda and exacting revenge for his death.
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Then again, this is where TV companies tend to be pretty subjective in labeling features since there aren't exacting standards.
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There was even a brewery that produced beer according to the exacting standards of the Reinheitsgebot, or German purity law.
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Bon Appetit used a food stylist to recreate these popular emojis and it's crazy how exacting their methods can be.
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Its exacting, creepy visual style, coupled with outstanding performances (particularly from Toni Collette), signaled a strong new voice in horror.
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But even if Judge Wood moves in rarefied circles, she still maintains an exacting demeanor in the courtroom, lawyers said.
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Daenerys burned the Dothraki patriarchs alive and then the army magically submits to her, rather than, say, exacting horrific vengeance.
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Traditionally, most animatronic figures cannot move from where they sit or stand and are pre-built to exacting show specifications.
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The project, which features exacting performances of Frank Zappa's famously complex music, has toured the world and won a Grammy.
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Ms. Rodríguez is an intense, exacting dancer; the word "fiery," so overused with respect to flamenco, actually suits her well.
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Besides the coalition's airstrikes, aid agencies say that mortar and rocket fire from both sides is exacting a heavy toll.
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But the news media insisted on portraying Ms. Hadid as harsh, exacting, difficult — "diva" was the usual term of reference.
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The duty is exacting real harm on businesses that make products like nails, in which a big component is steel.
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Watching this trio in Ms. Melnick's exacting, slippery style — something quieter than City Ballet's repertory — should be a profound pleasure.
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His advice to families who've just lost their homes: Understand that making insurances claims is exacting, slow, and requires patience.
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Kavanaugh has enjoyed exacting that control, it is unlikely that he will suddenly turn to the side of the oppressed.
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Unlike congressional districts, the state legislative lines are governed by exacting constitutional requirements, such as keeping counties whole, he said.
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"Keatonesque" refers both to his unsmiling, endlessly beleaguered onscreen persona and to his ingenious and exacting style as a director.
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But she's also pragmatic, exacting and candid, qualities that Mr. Cantor, who is also one of the film's producers, captures.
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Beyond Measures Exacting narratives composed by two acclaimed novelists capture layers of virtuosity and unexpected comedy in their intricate arrangements.
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Talk to people about the director Daniel Fish, and certain words tend to come up a lot. Intense. Exacting. Tortured.
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Exacting my revenge often requires an enormous amount of time and resources — but it's work that I'm willing to do.
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Futuramic designed and performed a significant rebuild of the Jig so it met the exacting dimensional requirements of the SLS.
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Audiences around the globe want to see the Bolshoi because it maintains the exacting standards of classical ballet, he said.
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She held herself to exacting standards, and the more she struggled to meet them, the worse she felt about herself.
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Men's wear is much more exacting, much less romantic, than women's wear; there is much less room to be creative.
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Given the exacting nature of the mission parameters, NASA sought assistance from the leading U.S. aerospace contractors which responded eagerly.
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But DelGaudio's insistence that his work unfold on his own exacting terms has, in other ways, restricted his career's growth.
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The tension lay in the riot of references contained by the exacting shapes; the result, a kind of expertly controlled chaos.
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In our national lore, the romance of early-state primaries comes from the direct interaction between pleading candidates and exacting voters.
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We must respect the Court's exacting instructions—even as it is proper, in my judgment, to respectfully voice unease with them.
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Dodd-Frank, passed in 22011 when Democrats controlled Congress, micromanages banks' balance-sheets rather than imposing exacting but simple capital standards.
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Even if it's not the ideal recipe, per the exacting standards of the RSC, it shouldn't have failed quite so spectacularly.
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It is possible that Mr Williamson will succeed in clearing his name over the leaks and exacting revenge on Theresa May.
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Every week, they'll visit another historical period, where Lucy—who, as a historian, obviously knows all of history in exacting detail!
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White drifts lay beneath the tower where a machine sorts slurry from the dredge to fit exacting recipes of grain size.
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We're a little surprised that one of the world's most polarizing foodstuffs is this exacting about the inscriptions on their jars.
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If you want to cook from the book, Cooking is filled with precise and exacting instruction alongside all the pretty pictures.
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Public demand for the exacting insights of practitioner-critics, never high, has been in steady decline for a good while now.
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Special economic zones are geographically defined areas that enjoy lower taxes or less exacting regulation than the rest of a country.
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But it would still be a folly, a case study in ideology's exacting costs, for the Democrats to take the chance.
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Every word uttered by a world leader had to be interpreted and relayed to the other with exacting context and nuance.
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Macdonald and his set designer, Mimi Lien, have followed the script's exacting instructions but have also played with them a little.
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Penn State's only compelling claim would involve running the table and exacting revenge against Minnesota in the Big Ten championship game.
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Industrial robots are big and dangerous and really good at doing a single task over and over again with exacting precision.
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The tournament itself was not quite so demanding, quite so exacting, and the circumstances of the sport were drastically different, too.
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Mills was been accused by Fox News of exacting "revenge" on a president who froze out the press throughout his trip.
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Gray does an exacting impersonation of everybody he meets; each recounted bit of dialogue comes in the voice of its speaker.
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Though religious feeling and thought were central to his temperament, the exhibition shows how his pilgrimage was level-headed and exacting.
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Critics of the bill say it would do little to curb global emissions while exacting significant pain on rural energy consumers.
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Luciferless, this work is presented a bit apart from the rest — as is "Shame" — drawing attention to the exhibition's exacting design.
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"Clothing designers in general have reputations of being controlling, exacting, demanding," the director, an unlikely fashionisto, said in a telephone interview.
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It's tiresome at this point to note that women in public life are held to more exacting standards than men are.
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Because there are two casts during the run, the dancers will get to experience both sides of the piece's exacting framework.
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Critic's Pick In 2011, HBO began a series based on a set of books whose legion of fans had exacting expectations.
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Senator De Lima, a former justice secretary, has denied the charges and accused Mr. Duterte of exacting political payback from her.
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Trump may get politically lucky (again!) if the epidemic slides by us in a few weeks without exacting a terrible toll.
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Then they have to find a manufacturer who will make their viruses according to the exacting standards required for treating patients.
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What you're really paying for, besides guaranteed sterility, is a kind of Type A pedicure in its thorough and exacting approach.
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And all this was written in a prose as exacting and exquisite as anything that has ever been set to paper.
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Fox was forced to act in the end because its treatment of women was exacting a cost it could not bear.
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The author of more than 40 books, Mr. Atkinson was mainly known for his creative and exacting use of empirical methods.
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"We have to recognize the exacting toll that the first generation of electronic health records have had on physicians," Sinsky said.
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He should be working to simplify the over-exacting labour law, which perversely harms workers by deterring companies from hiring them formally.
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They took to social media and other online alt-right hangouts to denounce Google and hatch various plans aimed at exacting revenge.
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If he goes ahead, however, Washington has a vested interest in exacting a high price, making sure that Turkey regrets its decision.
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If you mess with the creepy rat hanging out in your building's stairwell, you get a shrieking monster hellbent on exacting revenge.
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" If Trump is known for having exacting preferences, his top employees also say there's nothing that annoys Trump more than "yes men.
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Over the years, I have learned that millionaires are a very exacting breed with many specific needs when it comes to matchmaking.
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The only modern-day sleeper train which comes up to Mr Martin's exacting standards is the Nordland, which trundles towards northern Norway.
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It's a minimalist style that, for the armchair general or casual historian, is as vivid as any of Total War's exacting dioramas.
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Administrators refused to change course despite letters from Ash's pediatrician attesting to the emotional toll the bathroom drama was exacting on him.
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Drawing isn't a very exacting tool, and doing non-drawing things like scrolling around the page requires toggling out of the feature.
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Sony is less exacting about the setup you need for its PS4 Pro, mentioning only 4K resolution and a 60Hz refresh rate.
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Sanctions for those in the red are not exacting, providing little incentive to be thrifty, notes Nick Bosanquet of Imperial College London.
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GW Pharmaceuticals, its manufacturer, insists it is a "cannabis-based medicine", not "medical marijuana", since it is made to exacting pharmaceutical standards.
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A 14-year-old neighbor stops by regularly to purchase pencils for her exams at the exacting Bronx High School of Science.
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In the interminable and exacting hours of residency training, it began to resemble a noose that became increasingly suffocating throughout the day.
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Her approach, exacting and at times hostile, reflected a strategy she'd honed over a 15-year career defending men accused of rape.
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It's plain to see that both inversions and unremitted earnings are a product of the illogical and exacting tax system we've created.
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Prince was known to be exacting in his dealings with record companies, and fought hard to retain as much control as possible.
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Caravans of pochtecas , or feather traders, moved through the rain forest as far south as Colombia, exacting feathered tribute from weaker tribes.
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When it came to the exacting task of managing the postwar settlement, it's hard to imagine a worse successor than Andrew Johnson.
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On some level his songs are all age-old tales, but put together in his own exacting way, which makes them new.
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The bird makes exacting use of them to drive baitfish into shallow water — often chasing after them to corner and consume them.
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Meanwhile, governments of various political persuasions continue to act tone deaf, ignoring the heavy toll global economic changes are exacting on millions.
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North Korea has increasingly turned to cyberweapons as a way of exacting a price on its adversaries without provoking a major counterattack.
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While this may be true, their marriage was also plagued by Chaplin's exacting standards, outbursts, raging temper, and cruelty towards his children.
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Arya murdered Walder Frey in the season six finale, exacting her revenge on the man responsible for killing her mother and brother.
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This is what Rice captures in his exacting photographs of the goddess and her slave, and the elevated objects that connect them.
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Mikhael says these dueling feelings, the joy and the pain, are the result of the long, exacting process that birthed the record.
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As material for Scorsese, then, "Silence" is apt, and yet Scorsese's commitment to it has been extraordinary, even by his exacting standards.
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During our interview, he was exacting about what was on the record and off, and he keeps a few stories in rotation.
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And location scouting was a feat in itself, not just because of Ms. Sadat's exacting eye, but also because of safety considerations.
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It was a cheerful moment in an otherwise arid production that found its pulse intermittently, but rarely with exacting power and flow.
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We never have seen Gus Fring in recruiting mode, but we know this much: When he's angry, he's a highly exacting boss.
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An exacting, prolific songwriter and producer who released no shortage of music, Prince was known to keep another lifetime's worth to himself.
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A radio telescope's bowl-shaped reflecting surface — that giant glinting dish — is tiled with metal panels, each one polished to exacting specifications.
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They have met the same exacting standards — for push-ups, speed and the weight they carry in their packs — as the men.
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And with no Batman in sight, it looks like there's little in the way of Fleck exacting revenge on all his critics.
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They shared an exacting and meticulous style and a tendency to gravitate toward those who would eventually make a distinctive cultural mark.
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They navigated the sketchy parking lot meet-up spot, delivered the secret code number and made it past an exacting security guard.
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Chris Christie played in the decision and whether the governor was exacting some sort of retribution against particular districts or elected representatives.
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Known for being exacting and demanding as a manager, Ms. Mandelker said she worked to improve communication and mentoring within her team.
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Instead, he got a job in Little Rock, working for Paul Greenberg, the exacting editorial-page editor of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette .
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A few times, he felt as if math problems were exacting too much from his brain, and he excused himself from class.
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In addition, older workers know that having an exacting supervisor can be a prime opportunity to grow and improve on the job.
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Coleman is a saxophone player and composer, whose complex, exacting music draws on African traditions and on elements of the African diaspora.
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The primatologists charting this behavior are like exacting gossip columnists — recording who does what to whom and what happens as a result.
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America's opioid epidemic is exacting a massive human toll that also is impacting the economy, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Tuesday.
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Horgan says that, as exacting as she is in her work life, her personal life is as disorganized as her writing desk.
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Walden is a saxophonist and bass clarinetist of simmering intensity and exacting technique, with a fervid but unflashy approach as an improviser.
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James Quinn, the commander of the company, described Steven Pollard as a laconic, hard-working and exacting man who loved his job.
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Each has exacting true-to-life detail, a resemblance that can be verified by comparing the painted treasures to their extant counterparts.
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Here, the truly petty person becomes a kind of superhero: She's focused, exacting, unwilling to suffer fools (or literally anything else) gladly.
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At points, Czapski recalls long scenes with exacting precision, but he also cautions his audience that he may be jumbling things up.
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Murkowski said little in her own response to the Kavanaugh nomination beyond reiterating her "rigorous and exacting" approach to the confirmation process.
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His taste is exacting and refined, but Grizzly Bear exists because he invited everyone in and celebrates the value of the collaboration.
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If looking gorgeous is the best way to rile an ex, Ariadna Gutierrez is exacting some serious revenge on former boyfriend Gianluca Vacchi.
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A brutal fourth quarter for the stock market is exacting a substantial price on investor psychology, particularly for the mom and pop crowd.
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This is Brinkley's first collection, and if his talent for exacting vivisection of his protagonists continues, he'll be a talent to reckon with.
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There is only the sworn evidence of each complainant, standing on its own, to be measured against a very exacting standard of proof.
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He says that Intel worked with Tag to build this watch like any other expensive mechanical watch, with exacting standards on the internals.
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No other laws are held to such an exacting standard; even in death-row proceedings, proof is required only beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Pressman, Vindman's attorney, accused Trump of exacting "revenge" on his client for testifying pursuant to a subpoena in connection with the impeachment inquiry.
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Founded in 1845, the Fernet Branca distillery in Milan has been distilling this powerful elixir to an exacting top secret recipe ever since.
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The memos are exacting in their specificity, including details about who was sitting where, the precise times that conversations began and their durations.
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Such tactics have been used by the North in years past for purposes of exacting food, energy and hard currency from other states.
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Although Congress would need to end the embargo, Obama has moved thoughtfully, quietly, and has achieved something Congress has been incapable of exacting.
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When printing electronics with such exacting processes in a vacuum, a web-break is potentially catastrophic as it could damage a whole reel.
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Choosing building his team took significant time and attention, especially to find a factory that could produce according to his business' exacting specifications.
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It is down about 14 percent this year, with rises in the global prices of oil, India's biggest import, exacting a heavy toll.
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As do most things that are highly symmetrical and otherwise exacting, the so-called fairy circles populating the grasslands of Namibia look intentional.
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At work, she handles sensitive documents and extremely exacting requests, and has to track her activities in six-minute increments (can you even?!).
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Both are stifling, exacting plays, which perhaps reflect the challenger's admiration for Carlsen, widely considered one of the best players of all time.
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The melancholy "Dream English Kid" may not have the outward-facing joy of "Fiorucci," nor the exacting wit of his cabinet of curiosities.
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Burt writes that while it was once typical for trainers to show up on set cold, they now received exacting instructions in advance.
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But as scientists and governments are increasingly realizing, those very small numbers obscure the enormous human cost this virus is capable of exacting.
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Pastry chefs in the United States are exploring the countless possibilities of kakigori, a traditional dessert that's both exacting and amenable to interpretation.
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Taliban fighters can create roadblocks and ambushes in almost any part of the country, disrupting commerce and exacting an ever-growing human toll.
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Peter Dreher has spent much of his career producing thousands of high-concept but technically exacting oil portraits of an empty water glass.
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But he wasn't wrong, entirely: By mid-1967, the evening newscasts showed that the war was exacting a mounting toll on American troops.
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The careful, exacting strangeness of these images sticks in the mind like a burr, stirring unexpectedly in your consciousness many days after reading.
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Putin was incensed—he had long seen Ukraine's geopolitical orientation as a proxy struggle with the West—and was intent on exacting revenge.
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She seems to have been an exacting character: Macron has recalled that she "taught me how to work" from the age of five.
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Baking is an exacting science, requiring finely calibrated scales and thermometers and obsessive tinkering with ratios of liquid and dry, fat and sugar.
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The artist Donald Judd, who died in 1994, remains known for many things – his sculpture, his spare architectural interventions, his exacting and obdurate personality.
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The U.S. Open is known for being the most exacting of the four majors with an emphasis on staying patient and grinding out pars.
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They aren't real, because they know about events that happened before their chronological age, but they're still capable of exacting vengeance for his cruelty.
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According to Reuters, that's because of exacting specifications that among other things include 30 pages of guidelines just for the special wood being used.
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Like his precursor, the Whatsitsname is an existentially bereft soul thirsting to make sense of his existence, ultimately by exacting revenge on his maker.
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He was a formidably precise writer; as a pilot of the English language, he was as exacting as Austen and as careful as Nabokov.
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Crash Zone pulled off this incredibly silly stunt and filmed it in slow motion so you can see the damage in lovely, exacting detail.
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The product, aided by the similarly exacting production vision of Rodaidh Mcdonald, XL's in-house engineer, is both meticulously detailed and cinematic in scope.
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In the end, presidential debates are less a trial of fact than a televised final exam for the most exacting job on the planet.
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In the crush of deadline, errors in grammar and usage inevitably slip through, to the embarrassment of editors and the chagrin of exacting readers.
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It is an exacting image of the eyes (roughly shadowed with sparkling blue) of a young person, including straggly eyebrows and a prominent pimple.
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In interviews with Tsaatan families, the researchers learned what an enormous toll climate change has been exacting on their economic stability and cultural traditions.
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Bautista was on base because Matt Bush had drilled him with a pitch, exacting revenge for Bautista's bat flip in the playoffs last fall.
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The Body Bearers have the solemn duty of carrying caskets for Marines, Marine veterans, and other senior dignitaries, and the unit's standards are exacting.
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A general election would be very different, and he did not put to rest questions about his readiness for a more exacting political test.
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The freedom it spun is seen in Thomas' "Madame Mama Bush," an exacting photo of a black woman cast as a modern-day Venus.
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One of the genre's biggest clichés is a man exacting revenge on women who refuse to conform, the "slut" figure who always dies first.
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Trump styles himself as a great dealmaker, but he is giving the enemy half of what they want without exacting any concessions at all.
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Few gene-therapy companies have the factories or expertise to make the viruses for use in clinical trials, where standards are exacting and comprehensive.
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The document depicts Mr. Cohen as an unsophisticated and flawed man who was trying to please an exacting, demanding and powerful boss: Mr. Trump.
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In communication, you may sometimes be withholding or exacting in language because you feel it's important to maintain your reputation or air of professionalism.
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In a blend of geometry and physics, exacting measurements are made for caster angles and camber of the wheels, making it easier to turn.
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He reigned there with a steady stream of Aussie malarkey, colleagues say, as well as an exacting scientific and ethical purism that rankled some.
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Eventually, both the contribution and polling level thresholds became more exacting, leading to a number of candidates then still in the race, like Sen.
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George Core, who edited the journal for 43 years, sought to preserve the publication's exacting editorial standards and its place in Southern literary culture.
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But what you (and I) cannot possibly deny is that Tarantino is an obsessive, exacting, thrilling director, and he sure knows what he wants.
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Neighbors said that he was meticulous — he mowed his lawn to exacting detail — and that he was prone to outbursts and yelling curse words.
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Indeed, the big question hanging over the Trump administration: Why did it withdraw its tariff threat now, before exacting hard, quantifiable concessions from China?
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But what about anything else we may need government to do, along the lines of improving life for the living, rather than exacting revenge?
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The cost of watches with enamel work is often high, at least in part because of the exacting work that goes into making them.
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" And James Bundy, dean of the Yale School of Drama, said "Edward's choice strikes me as entirely in keeping with his own exacting standards.
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Eat By now I think I've established that I belong to a small and dwindling tribe of humans who like it arduous and exacting.
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Here was Cohen, an old master of his art, serving up the thick cream of his catalogue with a soulful corps of exacting musicians.
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Alan Rickman, the enigmatic British actor best known for hounding Harry Potter as the darkly exacting potions master Severus Snape, died in London, of cancer.
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Britain's ICAEW accounting industry body has already warned that exacting retribution through big fines could harm the marketplace by prompting some firms to quit auditing.
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Experts said the North Korean moves appeared aimed at dividing Trump from senior officials in the hope of exacting concessions, particularly relief from punishing sanctions.
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It may be a similar — if more exacting — impulse that caused CNN to cancel someone's show for calling Trump "a piece of shit" on Twitter.
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He has also held his staff to exacting standards in his quest to put the best possible program on the air, and they are great.
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Stanley Kubrick, by contrast, was precious, exacting (especially on actors), and cared little for the demands of Hollywood; he took years to finish a film.
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And should he win the presidency, his comments and rhetoric will be judged by a more exacting standard than if he is merely a candidate.
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Perhaps passing the collection basket to protect free speech seems, on the surface, more noble than a lone billionaire exacting payback on a media site.
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Then he has to convince them that he can evolve from the bully of the Republican primaries to fill the exacting demands of the presidency.
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"This transaction will be a reinforcement of our confidence in Boeing to continue to deliver an outstanding product that meets our exacting standards," Baker said.
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Central Americans fortunate enough to make their case in court with a lawyer are burdened with complicated and exacting legal standards that govern asylum law.
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In producing such an exacting catalogue of the company's collections, spanning almost three centuries, some depth of analysis is inevitably lost, seen occasionally in glimmers.
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Rather than press for a winning goal after Chelsea had tied the score, Tottenham's players seemed intent on exacting revenge for their ruined title hopes.
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And it's not just her sense of fashion that's both exacting and ever-evolving, Zendaya brings that same authority to her acting career as well.
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Internet access providers are prohibited from blocking or throttling the Internet content of consumers' choice or from exacting "pay-to-play" tolls from online companies.
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Big-hearted but brutally exacting, the series pulls off a feat almost unheard of on reality contest shows: There's zero away-from-the-kitchen drama.
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Their task was to emerge from the darkroom with prints that met the photographer's exacting standards: portraits that combined razor-sharp optics with psychological intensity.
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The best iPhone cases are made with exacting care so that they fit your phone like a glove and offer good protection against life's knocks.
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The week may give the impression of a rollback, but a wider view shows that Dodd-Frank is mostly intact — and exacting slow, steady results.
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Far from exacting a blanket, severe punishment from every man accused of misconduct, #MeToo has in many cases resulted in very little punishment at all.
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Later, dressed in a buoyant jumpsuit, Beltrami shook her finger at a pool boy — she remains very much in charge and her standards are exacting.
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Fellow actors praised Mr. Reynolds as an exacting artist who worked hard at his craft and fought to overcome many demons, including a volatile temperament.
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The scariest thing in Mindhunter, Netflix's 1970s-set serial killer drama overseen by the exacting-but-terrific director David Fincher, is always the chalk outline.
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But when it comes to husbanding the billions of taxpayer dollars that pay for the vast military establishment, defense leaders have had less exacting standards.
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Mr. Day-Lewis is already being hailed for his turn as Reynolds Woodcock, an exacting, willful London fashion designer in "Phantom Thread" (opening Dec. 295).
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His mother, Martha (Pierson) Villas, came from Georgia and was an exacting cook who methodically devised her own recipes and faithfully mingled local ingredients exclusively.
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His exacting standards meant that, until its recent legal battles, Huy Fong sourced all of its bright red chiles from a single farm in California.
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It is a seismic development: Turkish troops being repeatedly killed by Syrian forces, and then Ankara exacting a revenge toll on Bashar al-Assad's men.
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At nearby Mass MoCA, the question is what makes figuration go live, raised by Elizabeth King in work that marries exacting handcraft and digital technology.
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The number of subway delays has skyrocketed, and several recent disruptions snarled service across the city, exacting an economic and mental toll on many residents.
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For weeks, the coronavirus outbreak in China rattled global supply chains, exacting a toll on major businesses around the world, though often in indirect ways.
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"President Trump is exacting his retribution, removing those who complied with subpoenas, came forward, and testified about his misconduct," wrote House Intelligence Committee chairman Rep.
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Analysts and agents who have briefed Mr. Mueller tell some variation of the same story to show how exacting and relentlessly detail-oriented he is.
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By holding themselves to the same exacting standards as the rest of the executive branch, they sent a clear message to those serving under them.
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Under Mr. Laing's exacting eye, that world has been portrayed as an inescapable hell of many chambers, revealed on a rotating semicircle of a stage.
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So far the fires have destroyed more than 40,000 square miles, threatening entire species, costing 20183 human lives and exacting billions of dollars in damage.
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Funded by a license fee levied on TV viewers, the BBC is closely scrutinized and held to exacting standards by the public and rival media.
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I have great respect for the archival librarians, who are careful, rigorous and exacting, and I was very grateful for the opportunity to study there.
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We observed some of the coolest guys in our own lives to determine which gifts have the greatest wow potential for their highly exacting tastes.
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Conflicts rage across the world from Afghanistan to Ukraine to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, exacting devastating human tolls of death, displacement, and destruction.
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As VICE's director of merchandise and the driving force behind the Shorty-nominated show, Sauce Talk , Hall has an exacting eye for style and quality.
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An important aspect of Noland's vision has always been her exacting attention to objects and images that might otherwise be dismissed as detritus or ephemera.
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Experts said the North Korean statement appeared aimed at dividing Trump from senior officials in the hope of exacting concessions, particularly relief from punishing sanctions.
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His assistant at the time, Jackie, a young white woman with long blond hair and exacting manners, offered me tea while I waited to see him.
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Their new album, Peace Is Forefeit, is a monument to the twin aural horrors of old school death and stenchcore, executed faithfully and with exacting precision.
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We were attracted to the fact that it had such a sense of romance and nostalgia but because of its exacting construction, it felt incredibly modern.
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But most of Russia's warplanes, including the Flanker, are aging if capable Soviet-era designs, and aren't maintained to the same exacting standards as the West's.
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The Snapper Rock Boys Boardie Board Shorts are made with the same exacting quality as a great men's board short, they just happen to be smaller.
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But Cuomo also carries baggage for exacting pain on unloyal progressives, backing lawmakers who blocked progressive LGBT bills, and undermining the New York City Subway system.
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Concerning his book "The Score," he said the work was intense and exacting, taking notes, laying out the design and adjusting the order of the scenes.
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Maybe there is no defined start or stop to what differentiates me and my exacting routines from my faulty brain circuitry; maybe it all bleeds together.
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It will be one of the world's most exacting trade pacts, measured by openness to investment from other members, the protection of patents and environmental safeguards.
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The Transformers franchise goes about property damage the same way a 7-year-old goes about exacting retribution on toys he doesn't particularly care about ruining.
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Every small movement Ohtani made on the mound was scrutinized with the exacting eye you can only have when looking for a reason to be concerned.
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No matter how exacting they are, no German sedan can escape the fact it was designed by men who dream of inventing new shades of gray.
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Now, Tillerson, a former oil executive with no diplomatic experience, is charged with avoiding a major U.S. confrontation with Russia while exacting some concessions from Moscow.
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Maya's quest to make J.J.'s life the best it can be usually involves a scorched earth approach; I pity anyone who fails her exacting standards.
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As the guys run through the set, they work in a kind of exacting shorthand, calling out missed notes or lags, fixing them, and moving on.
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His eye for exacting detail is brought out in the crisp outline of a lifehouse or the variegated modern beams that mimic a hyper-stylized spacecraft.
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Leaving aside the question of what he was or would have called himself, Forbes's discriminating eye, his exacting and exhausting taste, strikes me as distinctively gay.
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It is not Jaeggy's imagination that is being applied at the typewriter but something more exacting, an attempt to be in concert with some mysterious void.
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Will Congress and the Trump administration "rescue" these victims by providing the resources they need without cutting other essential programs or exacting other poison pill conditions?
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President Trump, long before entering the White House, weighed in on some of those fights, hammering Republicans for caving to President Obama without exacting more concessions.
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Other works unfortunately lack enough space to express their overwhelming scale, or in some cases, their exacting intimacy, like Glenda León's "Huella Cósmica/Cosmic Trace" (2008).
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One piano prodigy who does meet Feldman's exacting criteria is 15-year-old George Harliono, who performed his first solo recital at the age of nine.
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And he developed a hobby: collecting model miniature cars, many of them from the Franklin Mint or the Danbury Mint, both known for their exacting standards.
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Lou Adler, a longtime New York City radio news anchor and director whose exacting standards influenced a generation of broadcasters, died on Friday in Meriden, Conn.
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And that isn't because Aaero does anything especially new—just that what it does, it does very well, its demands exacting but never less than fair.
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Cleaned by the conservator Dianne Dwyer Modestini, the painting now appears in some limbo state between its original form and an exacting, though partially imagined, rehabilitation.
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Changes in U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) procedures meant to speed approvals for medications may have resulted in less exacting standards, a new analysis suggests.
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By exacting populist "hard revenge," Iran's leaders galvanized a large portion of their population, distracting them from the economic hardships they are experiencing due to sanctions.
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"It is critically important that people understand we adhere to exacting standards and when we fall short, we acknowledge shortcomings and take appropriate action," Waldhauser added.
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If the rare fabrics and exacting techniques in these designers' collections are a dialectical response to the recent enthusiasm toward street wear styles, so be it.
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Police said the pair punished two service workers who threw an unannounced party by taking them the rapper's guesthouse in Fayetteville, Georgia, and exacting physical retribution.
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The protests are exacting a toll on Hong Kong's economy and tourism, with the Asian financial hub on the verge of its first recession in a decade.
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But behind the long hair and plumping waistline, the aloha shirts and the bare-feet-on-the-desk, Mr Nelson was both exacting and confident to cockiness.
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McKay set a difficult, exacting task before his movie, and yet he keeps it too hepped up on pieces of flair to really knuckle down and focus.
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Photo: Getty Apple's freshly completed spaceship campus was the final project of Steve Jobs, and its construction came with the exacting demands that he was known for.
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The protests are already exacting a toll on Hong Kong's economy and tourism, with the financial hub on the verge of its first recession in a decade.
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Inga Beale, CEO of Lloyd's, is optimistic that the market, thanks to its exacting modelling exercises and its unique risk-sharing structure, is better equipped than most.
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The protests are exacting a toll on the city's economy and tourism, with the Asian financial hub on the verge of its first recession in a decade.
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Conservative lawmakers said Johnson may have been undone by supporters of Cameron exacting revenge for his decision to defy the prime minister and back the Leave campaign.
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Enterprise startups have been raising more capital over time as sales and marketing costs have soared and the standards required to publicly debut have become more exacting.
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Ms. Scappucci, who makes her debut with the Los Angeles Opera this spring in Puccini's "La Bohème," led an exacting yet stylishly supple account of this work.
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Each visit opens up a wide range of encounters with Martin's work, in which the subdued color, material refinement, exacting placement, and range of light become evident.
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This is pretty funny ... Miesha Tate exacting revenge on the cop who checked out her ass during the UFC 196 weigh ins -- by ogling him right back.
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It was a huge undertaking and a challenge to figure out what that looks like for someone who's precise, exacting, specific, tailored in her clothing and personality.
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Philippe also said the test for acquiring French citizenship would be made more exacting, and that the government would aim to process asylum applications within six months.
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Colombia's five-decade civil war, the longest in the Americas, displaced millions and disrupted farming for decades in areas that produce coffee for the most exacting consumer.
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The bureau has racked up some wins: for example, exacting a $85033 fine from Wells Fargo, plus restitution for customers, for systemic fraud in opening fake accounts.
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Notably, Judge T.S. Ellis, who's proven to be a lively and exacting master of ceremonies, interrupted prosecutors far less than during the previous day of witness questioning.
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This month, the band releases "South of Reality," its second album; both records feature exacting, if not militaristic, deployments of whimsy, with a frisson of psychedelic Beatles.
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That was a thrilling, exacting, turbulent encounter unlike anything I've experienced in, say, Final Fantasy XV—the other big RPG I've stuck time into post Witcher 3.
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Suffice it to say that in this offering from the Peak Performances program, Krapp is portrayed by that exacting master of the avant-garde masque, Robert Wilson.
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One gets the sense that the more upsetting something is for Nussbaum, the more exacting she becomes; her meticulous methods and crystalline logic are constructed like armor.
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As portrayed by Edgar Ramírez, Gianni has a fiery temperament and is prone to bursts of rage when he believes his exacting standards are not being met.
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There was, moreover, a chilled feeling, as if everyone were so intent on executing Mr. Muti's exacting vision to the split second that spontaneity had been banned.
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Her prior work includes reproductions of Dutch and early American still lifes, including fruit and floral arrangements styled to an exacting degree to resemble centuries-old paintings.
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Drivers in the centuries-old taxi system must pass an exacting test known as the Knowledge, which requires the memorization of around 25,000 streets and 100,000 landmarks.
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FILM SERIES Mr. Day-Lewis is already being hailed for his turn as Reynolds Woodcock, an exacting, willful London fashion designer in "Phantom Thread" (opening Dec. 25).
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Ordinary citizens are routinely brutalized by armed groups but equally by government forces, who are accused of exacting illegal taxes and raping and killing civilians with impunity.
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Ms. Beach recalled that Mr. Hybels was an exacting boss who got angry if the sound system was fuzzy or if a Christmas drama wasn't performed smoothly.
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He is exacting with certain details, they say, including where he left the women's bodies years ago: A dumpster, near a hog pit, under a pecan tree.
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AFPF's petition asserted that the 9th Circuit failed to apply strict scrutiny to California's disclosure requirement, despite the court's claim that the requirement meets "exacting scrutiny" standards.
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Chelsea will be champion, Conte knows that; this was, by some distance, the most exacting test left to the club, and it was passed with comparative ease.
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In the prima role of "Allegro Brillante," Jennifer Lauren — making her debut in an exacting part — began cautious, guarded, but gained sweep and bloom as she proceeded.
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So of course it would be called LCD Soundsystem, which had always been synonymous with Mr. Murphy's piercing frontman persona and exacting, slow-build dance-rock compositions.
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China's leader, Xi Jinping, on Thursday summarily fired two top Communist Party officials from Hubei Province, exacting political punishment for the regional government's handling of the crisis.
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And creating an exacting criterion for awarding accolades discourages diversity — in Michelin's case, that means European and Japanese-style fine dining are generally valued above all else.
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The earlier, 1483-85 Louvre version, in which the artist fully participated, established a basic Leonardo "look": a kind of magical super-realism, fantastic yet observationally exacting.
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" Jessica Morgan, Dia's director, pointed out that Ms. Rockburne's practice encompasses "both a rigor of thinking with an equally exacting desire to create sensuality in the work.
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As a reporter he is dogged and exacting, with a singular ability to uncover and incorporate obscure journals, depositions and ledgers without ever letting the plot sag.
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His 2007 book, "Ending Aging," is replete with both exacting research into the obstacles to living longer and proposed solutions so ambitious that they resemble science fiction.
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Graffiti covered the town, the black spray paint extending across wall after wall, spelling out religious exultations and verses from the Quran, written out in exacting calligraphy.
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A brutal recent crackdown on protesting garment workers is proof that clothing manufactured in Bangladesh is still exacting a terrible price from the people who make it.
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The "open box of parts floor exercise" will ask teams to replicate certain parts without being given the design specifications, while meeting the Air Force's exacting standards.
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"And again, just like in 1971, the press is distinguishing itself with brave, exacting journalism," De Niro continued, referring to the media's coverage of the Pentagon Papers.
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The act often requires Americans with overseas bank accounts to fill out reams of paperwork, exacting stiff penalties for those who fail to do so, even inadvertently.
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But being that gorgeous and living up to The Donald's exacting taste in women isn't something that just happens, it's something that must be carefully cultivated and maintained.
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He also tweaks the standards of the network by adjusting how exacting it is and changing the specific qualities it approves of, thus guiding the output it creates.
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As additional evidence of their typical due diligence, the Marshals Service has described how exacting it had been before selling some fine wine last year at Gaston & Sheehan.
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He's a famously exacting filmmaker, and a chamber piece like this, with just a few sets and a handful of characters, lets him play to his visual strengths.
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The protests are already exacting a toll on Hong Kong's economy and tourism, with the Asian financial hub on the verge of its first recession in a decade.
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Rare photographs of Atkins, pages from her herbarium, and her letters join a central assembly of British Algae editions to visualize her exacting and evolving skill with photography.
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"This is because, understandably, these various regulatory agencies require aircraft manufacturers to meet innumerable exacting standards to ensure aircraft airworthiness and public safety," Bombardier said in the lawsuit.
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A woman named Clarissa Mao (Nadine Nicole), is bent on exacting revenge from Holden, because he was primarily responsible for the downfall of her father, Jules Pierre-Mao.
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It seems more and more rare these days that a book can be so exacting in its effect that it blots the whole rest of the world out.
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The goal is to make the Republican Party answerable at every level, exacting a political price so stinging as to force the party back into the democratic fold.
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Yet it has emerged as almost a code word in both parties for poking a finger in Wall Street's eye, and exacting payback for the crisis bankers wrought.
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Who better represented the more noble side of American power, on display during the golden years between, in Packer's exacting periodization, "Cold War sobriety and the celebrity shitbox"?
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The keto diet is a trendy and exacting eating plan that involves almost entirely eliminating carbs, instead subsisting on high-fat foods like oils, avocados, cream, and bacon.
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When it comes to what she does have control over, Nielsen has been exacting, Lind writes: Nielsen's DHS has made it near-impossible for people to seek asylum.
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With a quiet, adamantly moral sensibility and unassuming yet exacting technique, he tells seemingly small stories that grow deeper and more emotionally complex one nuance at a time.
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It may not be dance in any conventional sense, but Mr. Laris Cohen, who has a background in ballet, arranges materials and events with an exacting choreographic eye.
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To the adviser who recounted it, the story revealed what Mr. Trump expected being president would be like — ruling by fiat, exacting tribute and cutting back room deals.
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Unsurprisingly for someone whose exacting, understated aesthetic has profoundly shaped both fashion and the culture at large, he likes things to be just so in each of them.
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In 1962, with the flutist and composer Harvey Sollberger, Mr. Wuorinen founded the Group for Contemporary Music, a pioneering ensemble dedicated to the exacting realization of complex works.
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Readers become flies on the wall at events like a dinner party at the Dakota to which Daniel Boulud, the exacting restaurateur, had been invited as a guest.
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For all its flash and glitz, the pageant comes off as difficult, exacting work; for all the camaraderie of the drag queens, the competition is fierce and serious.
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Mearns, Peck told me, is one of the strongest and most exacting dancers in the company, and Ramasar one of the few men who can comfortably match her.
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"The man himself is a puzzle, on the surface a tall straight figure dressed in black, formal, precise, exacting and proper in every detail of behavior," he wrote.
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Through the early spring training games of the 2020 MLB season, it seems as if teams are exacting their revenge on the Houston Astros for their cheating scandal.
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He's as obsessive an engineer as Elon Musk, as aggressive a salesman as Travis Kalanick and as exacting a visionary as — cue beam of golden light — Steve Jobs.
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Obama has come to be adored but feared in the East Wing as a tough and exacting boss who has little patience for mistakes, improvisation and wasted time.
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Well, now there's a new, more exacting upgrade to CRISPR called Prime, with the ability to, in theory, snip out more than 90 percent of all genetic diseases.
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Did he decide to use his 54 million Twitter followers to make sure that the Trump-is-a-tough-and-exacting-boss storyline was the dominant one today?
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Furthermore, the poll workers I have had the pleasure to know could not have been more hardworking, careful and observant of the exacting rules under which they operated.
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The German photographer Candida Höfer, best known for her exacting images of libraries, traveled across the country to shoot these stately photographs of colonial, neoclassical and contemporary architecture.
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He won the Travelers in a sudden-death playoff even though his performance on the greens, normally his favorite canvas, had not been up to his exacting standards.
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Cornish Lithium is putting its faith in new technology to make what tin miners used to call "lithia" into something that meets the exacting specifications required by battery makers.
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To make this possible, we must guarantee safety for them and their families, for the Islamic State is never shy about exacting retribution against those who reveal its flaws.
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"HHS's newly-announced review of fetal tissue procurement and experimentation must be exacting, and it must terminate all other agreements for baby body parts," he said in a statement.
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He engages here in duologue with Mr. Cyrille, an exacting and uningratiating drummer who had some history with Mr. Lacy, and many other important figures in the avant-garde.
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It never made sense to me that Ford would set a bot to shape another bot — until the full reveal of just how exacting and lengthy that process was.
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Filmworker is Vitali's story, and besides being a fascinating look into his life, it helps show how Kubrick, infamous for his exacting, perfectionist filmmaking, put together his own work.
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The imagery, which sees Beyonce in a yellow dress, is reminiscent of Oshun, a badass goddess who wears yellow, governs over love and sexuality and laughs when exacting revenge.
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Mexico's beef industry is able to grow its export markets due to a successful push to meet exacting U.S. standards and modernize the sector over the past two decades.
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This particular model, custom built for an exacting customer, was stretched by more than three feet in order to fit two rear-facing seats in impeccable comfort and style.
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In Red Dead Redemption 2, John and company miraculously return from exacting their revenge on Micah in one piece, to live out their droll or idyllic post-outlaw dreams.
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The exacting requirements of America's DoD and Britain's MoD force suppliers dependent on them to build only top-of-the range equipment that other countries cannot afford to buy.
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And he has a habit of developing a crush on political allies and aides, and then souring on them when they fail to match his exacting standards of loyalty.
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The company will allow users to participate in SEC-complaint ICOs and, like its slow-burning equity crowdfunding service, will pick and choose startups that match certain exacting criteria.
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The eagerly awaited third installment of "The Crown" debuts Sunday on Netflix, and much will be familiar: the exacting historical detail, the sumptuous interiors of palaces and manor houses.
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The brand told People they took this commission very seriously, ensuring that the ice blue dress met with the Green Carpet challenge's exacting standards every step of the way.
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"Pure in its focus on sustainability, progressive in both design and technology, and showcasing performance through its exacting and precise manufacturing processes," said the automaker in a released statement.
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It has to take all the cloud tech it already offers, and make it up to the standards of an exacting customer like the DoD where it isn't already.
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In the same vein is Imi Knoebel's "24 Colors — For Blinky" (1977), a group of 24 large, oddly shaped, chromatically exacting monochrome paintings on 4-inch-deep wood panels.
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The game just gets on with embracing play-time fun, albeit of an exacting variety when it comes to combat, without weighing the player down with hours of exposition.
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The couriers must follow exacting standards set by Amazon, from wearing closed-toe shoes and being neatly groomed to displaying their ID cards and carrying a fully charged cellphone.
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Although the production of Camembert Le 5 Frères follows the exacting A.O.C. standards, the farm's location, in Seine-Maritime, disqualifies the cheese from the A.O.C. "Camembert de Normandie" certification.
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For his part, Judge Kavanaugh hurled conspiratorial accusations at Democrats, charging them with exacting "revenge on behalf of the Clintons" and evoking images of the country on a precipice.
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Gymnasts of international caliber, like Ms. Nichols, of suburban Minneapolis, would spend a week each month at the ranch, under the exacting supervision of the revered coach Martha Karolyi.
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In Minford, the toll has been exacting: Last academic year, four kindergartners lost parents to fatal overdoses and a fifth had a parent killed in a drug-related homicide.
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The author is the owner of Bar Agricole — a restaurant with perhaps the most exacting standards for spirits in San Francisco — and has ambitions for the book beyond aesthetics.
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But they are lovely, exercises and prose poems in their own right, the kinds of things a too-exacting editor might excise but that we're lucky to see spared.
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The final phase of the construction was supervised by Aebhric Coleman, director of the Kramlich Collection, who was once the studio manager for his notoriously exacting artist father, James.
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The school sought to curb bad behavior by limiting student contact with the outside world and exacting what alumni described as a system of punishments that could be severe.
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The thread connecting all of these things — the way she dresses, what she cooks, even the face oil she uses — is simplicity with a natural ethos and exacting standards.
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The countries who have employed Afghans must ensure their safety, preferably by resettling them, but at least with public commitment to exacting consequences on the Taliban for taking retribution.
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It is the messy, painful emotions of this book, rendered by Wolitzer with exacting specificity, that make it so stunning, while its zeitgeisty politics are rather beside the point.
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Black-cab drivers, who earn licenses by memorizing some 25,000 streets and 100,000 landmarks for an exacting test known as The Knowledge, complain that Uber drivers are under-regulated.
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And you know that those "cast members" are keepers of critical wisdom: They can tell you, often in exacting detail, how to milk your ticket for all it's worth.
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The prevailing warning for America's services are: In order to profit from cultural products and services within China, firms must follow the same exacting rules that China's corporations follow.
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Billy is suddenly faced with the option of exacting revenge or seeking redemption from those who have the power to bring him back up, or slam him back down.
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The Columbia Snowslope II Insulated Bib Pants are kid-sized but made to the same exacting standards of gear an adult would expect from this decades-old legacy brand.
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Iran's border guards have long fought drug traffickers crossing from Afghanistan, but Iran's Revolutionary Guards and the Taliban have both benefited from the illicit trade, exacting dues from traffickers.
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What&aposs more, they also show how Iran sought to skirt a delicate line in exacting public retribution while also avoiding an escalation that would lead to outright war.
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And Messer has also jabbed back, needling Rokita for an internal memo published by Politico that described a litany of exacting rules for aides ferrying him around the district.
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One night they do exhausting, exacting classical ballets like "Swan Lake"; the next they are expected to take on contemporary works that require extreme flexibility, torque and ruthless attack.
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Ms. De Keersmaeker, a renowned Belgian choreographer, emerged in the 1980s with exacting, cerebral dances, performed with her company, Rosas, and often featuring live music by the Ictus Ensemble.
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As she put it: Vladimir Putin has seized the momentum of this unraveling, exacting critical damage to the underpinnings of the liberal world order in a shockingly short time.
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Charismatic and exacting, Ms. Hogg was committed to producing a magazine about idiosyncratic interiors — a squatter's stable, an Irish castle, a Finnish egg farm — rather than sleekly decorated spaces.
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All of this speaks to her high level of control, as well as an exacting awareness of her body in space, which likely comes from being a former dancer.
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He is also a talented painter represented by the prestigious Marlborough Chelsea gallery, where his solo show No To Self, comprised of exacting geometric paintings, is currently on view.
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"We're going to get into great detail over the next two weeks, but we're working on it with Congress now and coming up with very exacting numbers," Trump said.
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"These are people who demand perfection and tend to be harsh or arbitrary towards those around them for failing to live up to their exacting standards," Flett told Broadly.
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Three exacting reproductions of the Lunar Excursion Module that was used on that mission were created by Cartier and gifted in-person to Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins.
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The whole reason Outlier could exist was that the company could set up an exacting, specialized supply chain and fabrication process without having to charge zillions of dollars, because internet.
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The Trump administration chose not to run the case any further up the judicial ladder -- at least for now -- instead opting to rewrite the order under more exacting legal supervision.
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On Monday, China announced it was charging two Canadians — Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor — with stealing state secrets, intensifying concerns that Beijing is exacting revenge for the arrest of Meng.
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Lim Chaewoo of the University of Brain Education in the city of Cheonan, south of Seoul, says that as modern societies have grown more complex, making decisions has become exacting.
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The person responsible for the course has to straddle a fine line between making it an exacting examination that tests every facet of a player's game without making it unfair.
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After seeing her friends slaughtered and barely escaping with her own life on that bloody night in 1978, Laurie is hell-bent on exacting revenge from masked psychopath Michael Myers.
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NEW YORK, Jan 6 (Reuters) - The deadly shooting at a Florida airport on Friday is likely to rekindle an ongoing debate over whether screening systems should be even more exacting.
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To that end, Intel has outlined general areas of laptop design where it will have exacting standards that laptop makers should meet to be considered in compliance with Project Athena.
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Nevertheless, those at the top of the pyramid generally approach wealth as the means to an end -- a tool for scoring points, gaining power and in some cases exacting revenge.
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And this means rewiring your grey matter to get to grips with a control scheme that is both ingenious and exacting, and kind of wonderful when it begins to click.
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Carrying his own luggage and arriving early to the flight line are habits learned by Mattis' team, who work to stay two steps ahead of the exacting Marine Corps general.
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Fortune found herself incapable of continuing to promote it on her own to her exacting standards, and a lengthy string of headlining Wax Idols tour dates dissolved into the ether.
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Democrats are hoping to turn the tables on ObamaCare for the 2202 midterm elections, exacting political revenge as the Republican Party turns its focus to repealing and replacing the program.
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San Jose returned to the playoffs, exacting its revenge on Los Angeles in the first round by eliminating the Kings in five games to set up the series with Nashville.
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But the exit poll really is a very good survey — it falters only if it's subjected to the sort of exacting demographic analysis that it simply isn't designed to withstand.
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The cast—Frode Olsen as Hamm, Leigh Melrose as Clov, Leonardo Cortellazzi as Nagg, and Hilary Summers as Nell—sang magnificently, under the exacting guidance of the conductor Markus Stenz.
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A notoriously exacting boss at his company, Richard Williams Animation, such attention to detail produced a singular style and beauty rarely matched and even more rarely exceeded in the form.
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He plays this one-nighter with the pianist Gary Versace and the bassist Drew Gress, who both play on the album; on drums is the exacting yet unpredictable Dan Weiss.
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His language has a burnished, witty richness and an exacting clarity of a kind that reinvigorates the act of reading; every page has something worthy of being underlined and revisited.
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The boîte is a miniature museum archival work that managed exacting toy replications of Duchamp's own works: a project aiming to create interplaying relationships between his artworks and the audience.
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Unaccounted for is Arya Stark, last seen exacting vengeance on Walder Frey for the murder of her mother and brother by feeding him his own children and slitting his throat.
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They sued for post-closing damages, claiming that C&J's directors should be subject not to the ultra-forgiving business judgment standard but to the more exacting entire fairness inquiry.
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Members of the Contemporaneous ensemble, conducted by William Cole, delivered an exacting, enthralling account of the score, with Amy Garapic and Clara Warnaar particularly formidable as the doctor-patient percussionists.
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As the music director of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, and in earlier appearances with the Philharmonic, Mr. van Zweden, 55, has developed a reputation for giving exacting and feisty performances.
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But to do so on this stage, where the scrutiny is exacting and risk is required, she may have to anger or at least disappoint some factions of her party.
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Two hip replacements have left one leg two inches shorter than the other, but a limp and a cane have done little to diminish his fiery spirit and exacting mind.
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One's place in the imperial harem was signified by exacting differentials in privileges: how many servants you got, what plates you could eat off and what colors you could wear.
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During the first days of the outbreak in Mexico, the Health Ministry conducted a broad-based and exacting group of NPIs, similar to the ones we found worked in 1918.
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In "Richard III," he demonstrates more interest in psychology than physiology, exploring how social exclusion may have led a brilliant, ambitious, frustrated royal to overcompensate by exacting a hideous revenge.
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Taking on a role originally written for a man, Ms. Stevenson plays a grammatically exacting Jewish medic who holds a senior post in a private clinic in a dementia hospital.
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It takes at least three days of filing, polishing, electroplating, heating and decorating to produce the replicas with football's world governing body FIFA insisting on exacting standards for licensed products.
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Mr. Wheeler's environments are often so costly and difficult to build, and his standards so exacting, that many have existed only in drawings and conceptual form since the late 1960s.
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Anyone could see there was much more fighting ahead, and against foes whose harassing and often dark tactics, emphasizing ambushes, improvised bombs and suicide attacks, were exacting a bloody toll.
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But the most stunning performance comes from Pugh, who ignited 2017's Lady Macbeth with her chilling portrayal of a wronged woman exacting her revenge on the world of men.
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GE said it chose to restate 2016 and 2017 earnings, a more exacting standard under the new rules, because it will allow investors to compare 2018 results with the prior years.
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I MEAN, I DON'T HAVE EXACTING SCENARIOS OF HOW – LIESMAN: IF POLLS WERE EVEN GOING IN, WOULD IT BE A BAD TIME TO HIKE RATES IF IT COULD GO EITHER WAY?
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Thursday said he's expecting U.S. economic growth under 3% in 2020 thanks in part to the toll Boeing's 737 Max crisis is exacting on American exports.
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All that changed for Johnson at Oakmont Country Club on a layout widely regarded as the toughest in golf where he triumphed in the major championship viewed as the most exacting.
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"Miscategorizing Get Out as a comedy is a sorry attempt to deflate its impact as both a formative horror genre film and exacting critique of white supremacy," a Twitter user argued.
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But you'd need someone whose ethics were, if not entirely beyond reproach, at least solid enough to withstand exacting scrutiny so he wasn't dependent on any particular congressional faction for support.
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Every appointee who fails to live up to that exacting standard damages the government's ability to retain the moral high ground, and with it the chances of reining in corporate wrongdoing.
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NDiaye's readers are forced to endure this same emotional distance, as Ladivine's prose, brought into exacting English by her frequent translator Jordan Stump, insistently refuses them full access to her characters.
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The report's 35 recommendations included more closely linking executives' pay to "exacting accountability standards", boosting risk management and compliance functions, and changes in culture to guarantee best practices in risk identification.
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But she's smart, experienced and compassionate, and she will step into the Oval Office better prepared to take on an exacting job in difficult times than almost anyone in recent memory.
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Casey Mongillo's exacting control of their voice is not new for professional voice actors, and it's certainly not new for trans women, but I've never seen it utilized this particular way.
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Yet Republicans set out from day one to derail and obstruct his agenda, denying him easy victories, exacting a political price for the few accomplishments trickling out of a filibustered Senate.
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Naumann's cogent and open communicative style, and his personal and professional integrity, should be inspirational and valuable to all, for Mentors is an encounter with a fine and fiercely exacting mind.
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Eugenides has always been a sharp and exacting writer, and nearly every one of the stories in this collection is teachable, a model of its own kind of Swiss-clock craftsmanship.
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More broadly, the Surrealists opposed the logic of production, which favors ever more exacting measures to increase organization, order, profit, and accountability, and treats leisure, or play, as an expendable luxury.
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Intrigued by Kubrick's exacting and innovative methods — for example, shooting "Barry Lyndon" as much as possible with candles, torches and sunlight — Mr. Vitali set off to study the craft of moviemaking.
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While artists in São Paulo's contemporary Grupo Ruptura advocated exacting geometric abstraction, over in Rio de Janeiro the Grupo Frente members practiced a wilier style that had room for personal invention.
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With exacting economy, Mr. Nichols borrows from the documentary — its people with lined faces, its rooms with weathered walls — drawing on signifying minutiae, textures and cadences to fill in his portrait.
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We can begin by exacting it in diplomatic venues all around the world, starting with the U.N. NGOs can train a spotlight on Beijing's complicity in the North Korean regime's crimes.
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The exacting choreography of "Birdman," perceived by a camera wandering through a Broadway theater, may have helped Mr. Iñárritu model the spatial relations and you-are-there imagery that VR requires.
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Whether one considers such retaliation in derogation of the rule of law or the exemplar of poetic justice, or both, al Qaeda exacting revenge on al Darbi is a distinct possibility.
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They evince an artist set on exacting what might be characterized as one woman's revenge on the male gaze while refusing to settle on what, physically, beauty in art should be.
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The creators behind "Fortnite" are asking Google to allow the game on the Google Play app store while simultaneously calling the company monopolistic for exacting a tax on in-app purchases.
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Bush's fanatical insistence on punctuality and his ever more exacting physical-fitness routines seem less a matter of self-discipline than of self-control, which is something different and more desperate.
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Rather, he saw Fitzgerald's novel as a doorway — to period and setting (as exacting with 1930s Hollywood as "Mad Men" was with 1960s Manhattan) and the movie business, past and present.
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Where Epic Tavern's building and setup is largely pre-packaged to free you up for adventure management, these two games demand that you plan and operate your inn in exacting detail.
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My answer would be that universities have always been hybrid creatures, serving many masters at once: social norms, the market, churches and the exacting standards of disciplinary research, to name four.
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This year's team took La Reau's methods to a higher level, setting goals with exacting specificity, such as the amount of points the players believed necessary to win the E.C.A.C. tournament.
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As a self-regulatory body, the group borrowed from the exacting specifications of the United States Navy's nuclear program and set and enforced the highest standards of operational safety and reliability.
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I perceived my efforts, such as they were and are, as part of a long and significant and exacting tradition, and there was something — I couldn't quite name it — that I owed.
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Seen on large, slow-moving screens, these identical mask-wearers are gradually, and quite magically, freed from the exacting repetitiveness of their programmed actions as we begin to recognize their individual talent.
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Additionally, it would ban ISPs from congesting web traffic for the purpose of exacting unreasonable payments from essential services necessary to connect users on ISP networks to other parts of the web.
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The Morgan's show, sadly, has only a little X-rated Lequeu, but it's not entirely prudish; you'll find one exacting study of a woman's rear end, her thighs and buttocks helpfully labeled.
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Writing like this — with such exacting immediacy — places the reader in a different kind of relationship to poetry, and does so in a way that extols the virtues of modesty and sincerity.
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Above the ground floor, which serves as the company's warehouse, is the "factory" floor where all the various components are put together and tested to pass exacting standards of quality and durability.
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Created with support from a curator at the museum, a conservator from the Panza Collection, and sound engineers from Arup, Synthetic Desert is a monument to Wheeler's ambitious undertakings and exacting standards.
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In total, the Trace identified 33 gun manufacturers that continue to allow airsoft companies to use their brand and likeness in an effort to produce exacting replicas targeted at children and teens.
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Here, her choreography loses none of its exacting focus of position, whether dancers are crouched in the corner like debris or moving through angular poses that transform bodies, however briefly, into sculptures.
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The other depicts the same container up close and without flowers, its egg-shaped body and wide, curvy mouth drawn with exacting sensuality against a turbulent background of abstract marks and smears.
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In March of 2019, that takes the form of Women's History Month with categories like women in horror and "Vengeance is Hers" — a compilation with the commonality of a woman exacting revenge.
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Trademarks of his that some deride — exacting production design, symmetrical compositions, precious humor — here become merits, and Mr. Anderson's baroque comedy bursts with a sun-dappled autumnal palette and honest, innocent mischief.
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That erosion is now accelerating, exacting a terrible price from Turkey's citizens and posing new challenges to international efforts to confront the Islamic State and halt the killing in Turkey's neighbor, Syria.
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But why would at least three people — the boat captain, the contractor, and the YouTube user — convey superficially plausible stories about the structure, sometimes in exacting detail, that didn't withstand basic scrutiny?
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Libby, represented by able counsel, received a fair trial before an exacting trial judge and a jury who found the facts clearly established that Libby committed the crimes he was charged with.
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Because the "nation's history and traditions" Rehnquist and Kavanagh hold in such esteem are long, sordid traditions of oppression, prejudice and exacting control over others, the odds are not in our favor.
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We buy fragrance layering kits in pursuit of that truly signature scent, craft bespoke palettes suited for our unique skin tones, and cocktail non-traditional hair pairings to achieve an exacting combination.
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Significantly less violent than Battle Royale (which some have suggested Hunger Games too closely copies) it, too, doesn't necessarily blame the teenagers fighting in the games for exacting violence on one another.
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Banks are subject to much more exacting oversight because the federal government guarantees their deposits up to $250,000, a protection not afforded customers of other financial firms like securities and commodities brokers.
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Now a corporate culture that emphasized cross-selling products over protecting customers has made it something of a pariah, subject — at least for the moment — to more exacting oversight by the regulators.
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And it often fell to Mr. Gottfried to put out the fires started by the exacting and uncompromising Mr. Chayefsky, who could be his own worst enemy in creative and financial negotiations.
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Sandy's mother works long hours as a domestic for an exacting white woman and comes home so exhausted and lovesick that she doesn't have much attention to spare for her young son.
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An exacting standard of organization, she learned as a line cook at restaurants like Los Angeles's Bäco Mercat and the two-Michelin-starred Providence, is what keeps fast-paced kitchens running smoothly.
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Far away from the park, we find Evan Rachel Wood's Dolores exacting the same kind of scorned-robot revenge she did in the second season, only this time in the "real" world.
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"The combination of increased demand as consumers try to stay away from crowded stores, exacting productivity targets, and short fulfillment windows is exposing warehouse workers to a range of hazards," Theodore said.
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The revelation, which follows a similar admission from Nissan, comes at a time when Japan's automobile industry — normally known for its precise engineering and exacting quality standards — is under unusually intense scrutiny.
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Rather than attempt to paint the streaks of green, turquoise and violet while outside, he quickly sketched the shapes and contours of the aurora and then made exacting notes on its shades.
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He had a rigorous eye and a sharp sense of color, and he was exacting about the spaces he decorated, dizzy with pattern and swagged in fabric and trim though they were.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Red Bull Music Academy has a legacy of smart bookings and exacting demands, often asking artists to revisit classic eras of their work, or arranging deep dives into underappreciated genres.
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If the symbolism isn't obvious enough for a writer of her precision and exacting slowness, consider also the small painting on the sill, of a man walking a snail on a leash.
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His challenge will be to do enough to show that Iran is exacting a serious price for Soleimani's killing without triggering a more direct war with the U.S. military on Iran itself.
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A wave of other high-profile hopefuls have also used the past few weeks to introduce themselves, some going living room to living room to ingratiate themselves to the state's exacting voters.
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Those conflicts have been stoked, the aides said, by mostly lower level staffers, many of them Sanders loyalists from 2016 who have bristled at the 2020 leadership's tone and more exacting standards.
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A less exacting conservator ("ivory black"; "vine black"), or a conservator blinded by the common view (black works; bleak time), might have missed this element of the Rothkos, and likely destroyed it.
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But rank-and-file scientists said the shutdown was exacting a gradual toll that might not be fully realized for several years, affecting research, morale and, perhaps, the recruitment of prospective employees.
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The spread of Covid-123 has turned us into a nation of hand-washing obsessives, citizens who vigorously interlace our fingers and circle-scrub our thumbs with an exacting, anxiety-fueled intensity.
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The slender and serious van Herpen has a voracious appetite for new materials and holds herself to exacting standards, which, when applied to some of the leading experimental technologies, yield extraordinary results.
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In the hands of a less exacting writer, the use of a footnote to explain what has happened since the brief period the chapter focuses on could have easily become a gimmick.
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It's uncertain how the alarm was set off, but I like to believe it was either Morgan O'Mally down from Southie, furthering the Pats hijinks, or a visiting Steelers fan, exacting revenge.
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Restrictions there will be even more exacting, with officials publishing a list of no fewer than 40 banned items, including everything from firearms and fireworks to backpacks, balloons, drums, whistles and selfie sticks.
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Designed by Carey's friend of more than 25 years, Wilfredo Rosado, it was created to the exacting standards of a diva about to pledge her life to one of the world's wealthiest men.
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Yes, President Emmanuel Macron and Le Maire have nothing to cheer about watching the German confusion and disarray that will end up exacting a large cost in terms of French jobs and incomes.
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One serious option in the mix is to let an October 15 deadline pass without approving Iran's performance, giving Congress 60 days to decide whether to reintroduce sanctions and exacting pressure on Tehran.
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While a return at the U.S. Open would certainly be dramatic, it would hardly seem to be an ideal scenario to come back at one of the most exacting tournaments on the calendar.
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I was a bum, surplus to his exacting requirements, and, for several years or so, Mr. Lek was content to survey my sclerotic progress in the lower ring with an amused, distant eye.
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Over a period of more than 30 years, he has returned again and again to certain lugubrious and exacting English themes: suburban conventions, coming-of-age anxieties and the enigmas of bourgeois love.
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But in spite of a bit of a black eye in all of this, there's something to be said for the exacting standards that would lead Nintendo to make such a difficult decision.
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Republicans led by then House Speaker Thom Tillis and Senate President Pro Tem Phil Berger immediately got to work in cementing these majorities, exacting a hundred-plus years of frustration with Democratic rule.
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It is tempting to wonder if this calumny, known as the blood libel, is connected in some way with Judaism's highly exacting rituals designed to avoid the consumption of any kind of blood.
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The alert Josie G. Sadan, a kind of exalted figure, dances with a more ethereal remove, until an exacting solo in silence at the end, where she gathers energy like a brewing storm.
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She was a three-time Olympian, a bronze medalist behind the gold medalist Sonja Henie and an exacting coach who trained hundreds of young talents before dying in a plane crash in 1961.
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The regulations are among the most exacting in a state that is well known for imposing rules to protect everything from workers' safety to the prospect of a building collapsing in an earthquake.
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"He is very driven by exacting some measure of justice for the unscrupulous form of politics that was utilized against him and his side," said Mr. Shakir, who considers Mr. Podesta a mentor.
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FIFA officials have ruled that Qatar, smaller in size than Connecticut, won't be able to absorb the additional games, and now must decide if neighboring countries possess infrastructure that meets its exacting demands.
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JAAP VAN ZWEDEN The New York Philharmonic's 215th music director, an exacting Dutch maestro who last brought the Dallas Symphony Orchestra into the top tier of American ensembles, begins his tenure this season.
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The 2013 manhunt for Christopher J. Dorner gripped much of Southern California for over a week, as police officers swarmed the region in search of a man bent on exacting revenge against them.
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Yet even here, Mr. Currentzis kept the tempo restrained, in comparison with many other conductors I've heard, and emphasized exacting articulation, slashing brass sounds and choral singing of depth and bite, without harshness.
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She writes with a rare, thrilling confidence, in a lucid and exacting style uncluttered with the sort of steroidal imagery and strobe flashes of figurative language that so many dutifully literary novelists employ.
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Regarded as one of the greatest rock drummers of all time, he combined virtuosic technical ability, arena-filling intensity, exacting precision and enough restraint to endure as a constant presence on FM radio.
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One of the biggest skill sets that needs to be rebuilt is anti-submarine warfare, or ASW, an exacting mission that requires numerous ships and planes, advanced technology, and a lot of patience.
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This year, Welch's Manischewitz demonstrated that it really meant business by turning out juice with an additional kosher certification from a panel of exacting rabbis from the rigorous Hasidic and ultra-Orthodox communities.
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Players and parents said that Beck was known for taking a tougher and more exacting approach with his older players than local coaches would, but that he also commanded deep respect and admiration.
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"Much like Payton, I've had a very superficial, exacting idea of exactly where I wanted to go, and a one-track mind and a drive and ambition for that one goal," says Platt.
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But at the same time, a state exacting punishment against a corporation's political speech by repealing an existing tax break comes at a time of intense competition between states to attract major employers.
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But to his supporters, it simply means he can weave together an exacting case and translate it to the public – the ultimate jury in determining whether the Democrats' impeachment maneuver was worth it.
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"Loujain's abuse exemplifies the methods of Saudi thuggish and lawless leadership, hellbent on exacting sadistic vengeance against any citizen who dares to think freely," Sarah Leah Whitson of Human Rights Watch told me.
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TURIN, Italy (Reuters) - The home of Fiat bid farewell on Friday to Sergio Marchionne, one of the auto industry's most exacting and determined leaders, who rescued the Italian car giant and U.S. Chrysler.
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It said it chose to restate prior earnings - a more exacting standard under the new rules - because it will allow investors to compare 2018 results with the prior years on the same basis.
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"Xi has been through a very exacting training program where status comes from age," said Kerry Brown, a former British diplomat who is now director of the Lau China Institute at King's College London.
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Alex is strong and exacting, but also insecure about her hold on the chair, seeking assurances from her producer (Mark Duplass) that, with a new executive overseeing the program, he's unable to provide her.
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Litt said he typically started with over 500 gags -- only about 5% of which make it past the President's exacting gauge of what is appropriate and sufficiently funny make it into the final speech.
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Wayward and unconventional in the last degree; defiant of form, measure, rhyme, and even grammar; she yet had an exacting standard of her own, and would wait many days for a word that satisfied.
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"The groom was self-possessed and happy and the bride as charming in her look of love and confidence as the most exacting person could have hoped," The New York Times reported soon after.
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But the project is setting off debate over public displays of sexuality in Brazil, where Carnival celebrations feature scantily clad dancers and thousands of short-stay love motels strive to please an exacting clientele.
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That erosion now seems likely to accelerate, exacting a terrible price from Turkey's citizens and posing new challenges to international efforts to confront the Islamic State and halt the killing in Turkey's neighbor, Syria.
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She prepared for it by studying Wood singing the role of Maria before the cameras — and had to then face the exacting task of getting her singing to match Wood's on-screen lip movements.
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Penn State's only compelling claim would involve running the table — including taking down the Ohio State Buckeye juggernaut at the Horseshoe this weekend — and exacting revenge against Minnesota in the Big Ten championship game.
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Over 200 years they morphed from trappers wielding stone axes along the Mississippi to "the pirates of the Missouri", exacting tolls on commercial river traffic, and then to nomad warlords of the Great Plains.
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My hope is not for more old-fashioned villains like Joffrey and Ramsay—who, with craftsman-like intensity, wreaked havoc on individual bodies with artisanal care toward exacting the most pain from their victims.
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"He would like to thank all those who have supported him from both here in Australia and overseas during this exacting time and is grateful for their continuing support and prayers," the statement said.
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The compatibility of the two concerns also allows Mr. van der Gang to produce a relatively affordable high-end watch — models now are priced from €5,900 to €22,000 — while still meeting his exacting demands.
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Drivers of the British capital's iconic black cabs are predominantly white, and have to pass an exacting exam, known as the Knowledge, by memorizing thousands of city streets over the course of several years.
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Mr. Tomlinson said Mr. Taylor began that effort in the early 1990s, using videotape and Labanotation, a method for recording dance movements on paper, to create an exacting record of how works were performed.
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First Look Horoscope devotees may attribute the Givenchy creative director Clare Waight Keller's continued success to the planets, but skeptics will likely chalk it up to her hard work, exacting eye and masterful tailoring.
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All applications must go through the exacting Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture, the governing body that requires brands to submit information on points of sale and annual turnover, as well as previous lookbooks.
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Youth gangs battle one another over extortion rackets that extend to the smallest of businesses, and no one seems to be immune from the bloodshed, which is also exacting a toll on the police.
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A notorious perfectionist, Stanley Kubrick sent detailed instructions to projectionists showing "Barry Lyndon," his 1975 masterpiece, which was revolutionary for its candlelit cinematography and its exacting use of period music (including Handel and Schubert).
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U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, a former oil executive with no formal diplomatic experience, will be charged with avoiding a major U.S. confrontation with Russia while exacting some concessions from Moscow this week.
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But, clearly, the club and the tournament owe their exacting standards and often peculiar, now widely venerated traditions to Roberts's obsessive attention to detail and stubborn insistence on a certain way of doing things.
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But Milov has provided the premier account of the government's complicity with the exacting of this human cost, of the way Big Tobacco has evolved and adapted and neutralized lawmakers and regulators—and thrived.
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An exacting full-bleed illustration of the edifice — once home to Roberta Flack, John Lennon, and the couple in Rosemary's Baby — gets textured domes and blackened spires, each built out in Wertz's precise draftsmanship.
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It wasn't the most exacting setup, but it still yielded some amazing footage of paintballs slamming into each other mid-air, creating a fireworks show that's still visible in the middle of the day.[YouTube]
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Where in some other artists' collage-like work we are given a storm, chaos (which can be glorious), O'Reilly settles his fragments in a most exacting way, to create a multileveled landscape, turbulent but absorbing.
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" "You might be asking," Roberts wrote about life-tenured judges, "why any lawyer would want a job that requires long hours, exacting skill and intense devotion -- while promising high stress, solitary confinement, and guaranteed criticism.
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Insiders credit not only the precision of the engineers who oversee the daily minutiae of the manufacturing process but also the attention that was paid to building the plant and its components to exacting specifications.
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As exacting as the synchronized movement strives to be, this airless work lacks detail; the dancers' imprecision is a constant source of irritation, as are Christian Joy's unitards, which sag in all the wrong places.
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If the Northeast Corridor is the most arduous route on the entire Amtrak network, then the three-mile stretch between North Philadelphia Station and the exit to Frankford Junction is among its most exacting sections.
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Neither revenue streams have been able to adequately cover the exacting licensing demands of labels, with which Spotify is forced to negotiate to continue providing the same breadth of music it has in the past.
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"Phelps described in exacting detail how the murder was committed and provided unique and intimate details of how he shot and murdered the woman who answered the door on September 20, 2017," the affidavit alleges.
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While the causes may not be known conclusively for months (the National Transportation Safety Board reports are ponderous and exacting) the lack of braking before impact is often an indicator of driver inattention or incapacitation.
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The hakwon lessons take place outside school hours and often go on until late at night, turning the children into overworked, sleep-deprived zombies—as well as exacting a heavy financial toll on their parents.
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"How is it that the places we live in come to feel that they are ours?" a noted historian asks in this exacting memoir, which traces his family's journey from tsarist Russia to postwar England.
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With a crew of contemporary influencers — Will Packer ("Straight Outta Compton") is a producer; Questlove oversaw the music — the hope is to recontextualize "Roots" for the Black Lives Matter era, a solemn and exacting feat.
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If "House of Cards" diminished our tolerance for archly clever protagonists who break the fourth wall, "Fleabag" and "Chewing Gum" redeem the trope, with jokes so sharp and exacting that they register as a shock.
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Maimonides — physician, philosopher and huge Jerusalem fan — paced out the floor plan of the vanished Temple and made a hazy but exacting ink sketch of it that is, inconspicuously but astonishingly, part of the show.
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The outcome will be equally clear in the manual recount in the election in Florida this year if officials apply the same standards of exacting review of overvotes that gave Yancy his victory in Virginia.
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The magic here is in Berryman's insistence on not merely covering the original but delivering with exacting precision the notes and timbres and tonal quirks of each of the singers and storytellers on the album.
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It was reminiscent of their old dynamic, when she would come by Tempo Studio after a full shift as a florist's deliverywoman and uncomplainingly work late into the night to meet Shipp's exacting musical standards.
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A young man, Juan, 23 — naïve, handsome, curious, earnest: clearly the future novelist who will narrate this novel — begins working as a personal assistant to a philosophical and exacting director of B-grade Spanish movies.
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IBM remains focused on delivering the most secure cloud for business, and has designed it with the exacting demands of the world's largest and most complex organizations in mind - especially those in highly-regulated industries.
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The perpetrator shouted "I did it for Lee Rigby" after hacking at his victim with a machete, suggesting he thought Dr. Bhambra was a Muslim and that he was exacting vengeance for acts of terrorism.
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After that, we have a conversation about why, in a writing class especially, being careful and exacting with our language is so important, but I can't stop that exchange from pinging around in my skull.
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Mr. Gilkes and Mr. Stirling share an exacting attention to detail and chose to sit facing the wall during an interview at Bunga Bunga so as not to be distracted with a to-do list.
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And if you participate in the beauty system but don't quite manage to meet the narrow, exacting standards of patriarchy — if you "don't … really (whispers) have great skin" — well, then, what are you even doing?
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Akiva (Michael Aloni), the youngest son, is the dreamy artist, not sure how to meet his father's exacting standards, especially when he falls in love with a woman he knows his father won't approve of.
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Punishing the use of chemical weapons without exacting a devastating price on the user is just the sort of feckless gesture the national security adviser would gleefully have mocked when he was out of government.
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David LambGreenville, N.C. To the Editor: I read Jennifer Weiner's essay with interest, empathy and personal understanding, but I was sorry that she ended with the desire for revenge — for women's wanting and exacting vengeance.
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She had gone through her storeroom and found two groups of unsold coats in her trademark exacting tailoring — one camel, one navy — cut them up and blanket-stitched them back together into two-tone cool.
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Tourists have developed a reputation for accidentally destroying all kinds of priceless artworks over the years—and now it looks like one piece at the Serralves Foundation in Porto, Portugal, is exacting a little revenge.
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Working with specialized jewelers all over the world, the brand's exacting manufacturing techniques take time and mastery to execute, meaning that their productions runs are limited, and quickly snatched up by a growing list of customers.
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Fitch downgraded Mexico's rating, citing risks including those posed by debt-laden state-owned oil firm Pemex, whose financial issues the agency said were exacting a toll on the prospects for Latin America's No.2 economy.
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In Red Dead Redemption 1's epilogue, John's son negates everything his father fought for by exacting revenge on the man who killed him — before the title card "REDEMPTION" flashes across the screen, dripping in irony.
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But after we found a digital partner that was as exacting as we wanted to be, in regards to creative control and curating the stores that it distributed to, things got a lot more smooth sailing.
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But Trump now has given exacting answers to special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE.
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From a trade war with China exacting an increasing toll on the U.S. economy to anxieties about Trump's repeated rebukes of the transatlantic alliance, seldom has U.S. foreign policy found itself in such a tumultuous moment.
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Some members of his band have been playing with him since the nineteen-seventies, and they know him as an easygoing but exacting leader who wants his songs to sound just the way fans remember them.
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The pictures are varied — some studied and others on the fly, but always as stylish as their subjects — while the book itself is a voyage back to a time of exacting standards and hard-won panache.
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Her case shows how the Syrian war is exacting a greater toll on Russians whose lives are touched by it as the conflict changes from a swift anti-terrorist operation to a longer drawn-out engagement.
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The way forward is to carve out a subset of relationships — close friends and family — for which a benefit to the tipper is presumed, but to require more exacting proof when the disclosure is to others.
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In books that include "The Man Who Ate Everything" and "It Must've Been Something I Ate," the exacting, droll essays by the lawyer-turned-food-writer Jeffrey Steingarten read like appetizing, persuasive legal briefs, with recipes.
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For while the punishments employers can impose for disobedience aren't as severe as those available to the state, the scope of employers' authority over workers is more sweeping and exacting, its power more arbitrary and unaccountable.
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The audience often squirmed as an exacting director whittled down applicants for the chorus during auditions not only by watching them perform but also by extracting revelatory confessions of why they so desperately wanted to dance.
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It was during this time that Mr. Isozaki honed his ability to blend architectural styles and invent new forms by joining simple geometric shapes in powerful ways, while maintaining an exacting attention to detail and refinement.
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Lady Stoneheart has her own kill list, and she starts exacting revenge for the Red Wedding, going after anyone she perceives to be a Frey, Bolton or Lannister, or a collaborator with any of those factions.
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Both women were personally assigned to clean Trump's residence on the property, a long-term job that required adhering to his exacting standards but also brought them into close proximity to his personal and professional life.
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But from the sound of it, running a bourgeois household to her family's exacting specifications will necessarily consume more work than two people are able to give (especially if one of those people is Memoir Tom).
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Though McQueen can be exacting in the way he composes a frame — "One thing wrong, and it's all wrong," he said — he is willing to undo all of his best-laid plans in the editing room.
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I don't carry a knife or keep a gun in my trunk, but I do know how to make weapons from words — to repel incongruent love for someone who doesn't fit my fastidiously crafted, exacting bill.
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Such exacting work is always done by a jeweler, setter and polisher in Cartier's Paris workshop, who each follow the piece from start to finish, a process that for this necklace took more than 1,000 hours.
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But Republican rebellion goes only so far and is usually confined to national security, an area where GOP lawmakers can differ with the President without exacting a personal price among base voters that is too painful.
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Art fortress: As the high-end art market has grown, special storage facilities have been built around the world with exacting conservation standards and immense security to house tens of billion of dollars worth of work.
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The caliber of fill cleanliness that the NYT requires for a Friday or Saturday puzzle is extremely high, and it was quite difficult to pull off this grid shape and mini-theme to that exacting standard.
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Film Series A notorious perfectionist, Stanley Kubrick sent detailed instructions to projectionists showing "Barry Lyndon," his 1975 masterpiece, which was revolutionary for its candlelit cinematography and its exacting use of period music (including Handel and Schubert).
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Whether human error or a crew member exacting revenge on a shitty anchor, the gradual zoom in on a newscasters' mouth is more interesting cinematography than Aaron Sorkin ever mustered in three seasons of the Newsroom.
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"Archaeology is constantly bringing to light testimonies of the past that have to be documented in an exacting manner but can't always be properly preserved," said Alfonsina Russo, the Culture Ministry's archaeological superintendent for the area.
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If finding the perfect gift for a finicky friend or exacting relative feels like an insurmountable challenge this year, imagine, if you will, the task of selecting a passable present for Lady Gaga or Robert Mueller.
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Ella Brennan, the exacting matriarch of a New Orleans restaurant family whose flagship, Commander's Palace, is renowned for serving a blend of Louisiana and nouvelle cuisines with generous, dramatic flair, died on Thursday in New Orleans.
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She gives June a pen and asks for her help in exacting change, and the click of June's pen is reminiscent of nothing so much as Ofglen's press on the trigger of her bomb in episode six.
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Ernie Ortiz of Lithium Royalty Corp, an affiliate of Waratah Capital Advisors, said close vetting would be required to be certain European projects meet quality standards, as battery makers - and regulators - become more exacting in their demands.
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Because they weren't accountable to some big corporation, Patton and his bandmates were able to focus more on fashioning "Sol Invictus" the way they wanted, from top to bottom, with exacting care paid to the smallest detail.
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His music is often made to his own exacting preferences, as he notes near the end of a 2015 interview with the Fader, in a way that tends to grow on you and change with multiple listens.
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It has been a long time since I'd seen his portraiture and I was reminded of how exacting and caring he was with light, how he could make it caress a subject or throw it into spectacle.
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The bottom line here: It's difficult to imagine that Republicans (and Democrats) will pass up using Trump's example, should things fall apart, as evidence they need to create more exacting standards and vetting for potential nominees. 3.
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Even avid home bakers who think nothing of whipping up a pie crust at the first windfall of summer blueberries will generally buy puff pastry rather than attempt an exacting recipe that takes all day to make.
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" Predetermined floor patterns and exacting movements give way to shifts in pace and divergence from the mold as her performers — six women dancing in three intersecting pairs — tap into "states of anxiety, erotics, play, power and fear.
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Largely overlooked during the Mueller investigation is the most exacting legal standard in all of American law, which is the beyond-a-reasonable-doubt burden that a prosecutor must meet to convict a defendant of a crime.
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One of the early virtuosos of the electric bass, Mr. Clarke is often associated with Chick Corea and Return to Forever, the seminal jazz-rock band that was partly defined by his exacting and expansive bass playing.
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When Hollinghurst picks up an aspect of human experience, however banal — riding a bus, sitting for a portrait, being on a sailboat — he is so exacting that it's as if no one has described these things before.
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But as the weeks turned to years, and the prospect of victory receded, the Americans found themselves backing a military campaign that was exacting a steep civilian toll, largely as a result of Saudi and Emirati airstrikes.
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"I was thinking about it since we lost to them," Irving said after scoring 282 points to coast past the Knicks, 212-211, on Thursday night and exacting a measure of revenge for the embarrassing earlier loss.
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Using the conceit of liberal elites exacting revenge on know-nothing "deplorables," the filmmakers heap plenty of smug, self-amused scorn on both sides, but there's no doubt who the hero is once the tables are turned.
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Trump's decision to venture to Flake's home state goes to what senior Republicans say is a much deeper concern: that the president seems more interested in exacting revenge against members of his own party than defeating Democrats.
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Customs are under pressure to ensure not only that imported pellets meet exacting standards, but also that containers are not being used to smuggle illegal low-grade waste, and cargoes are under far greater scrutiny, He said.
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It is prone to vandalism by fire, and the article centers around an exacting timeline that lists the date of destruction, the method of destruction, and the new security measures put in place every year since 1966.
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"It is not the court's role to decipher whether Congress's true purpose in pursuing an investigation is to aid legislation or something more sinister such as exacting political retribution," wrote Mehta, an appointee of President Barack Obama.
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At the same time, hard-core fans of "Sweeney Todd," an exacting and combative lot, need not worry that one of the most exciting and innovative musicals in the genre's history has been reduced to cheap thrills. .
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The shop's founder, Imelda Burke, has an exacting eye for all things natural beauty: Content was one of the first British outlets to sell skin-care and makeup brands such as RMS Beauty, Soapwalla and May Lindstrom.
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Beyoncé would appear on the cover, the report said, but in an unprecedented (and shocking) move, Vogue's notoriously exacting editor-in-chief Anna Wintour had apparently given the singer total control over the photography and associated article.
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A sense of justice matters more than strictly legal notions of what's "right" and "wrong," as does the status of the person exacting the justice: Are they a local with a deep sense of the place they're in?
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Unlike her iconic character, Stranger Things' Eleven, Brown's new character is a bit less conspicuous, instead exacting her plan by sneaking around and finding the most effective path — one of least resistance, rather than the most explosive one.
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It could be the case, they said, that the paper's management or Mr. Adelson's aides had been acting pre-emptively to satisfy what they thought Mr. Adelson, known to be a demanding and exacting man, may have wanted.
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Add in the stringent safety requirements and exacting standards that have to be met for each flight, and the pressure is on for the supply chain to deliver vast amounts of product in short time spans, to perfection.
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With exacting detail and finesse — and with Laura Dern playing her as an adult, and Isabelle Nélisse as a child — Fox explores how her own memories warped that experience to convince her for decades that it was consensual.
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So of course they had to bring their exacting taste for flea market thrifting to their stores, adding a personally curated selection of vintage clothing and antique goods to their flagship Elizabeth and James store in Los Angeles.
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Exacting most of the damage has been an unwind of one of 2015's hottest trades — currency hedging, with the expectation that the U.S. dollar was on a steady trek higher and European economic growth would pick up.
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And lastly, is another Klimt drawing, this one convincing me more of his brilliant draftsmanship, bringing a woman to life with that carefully exacting line that seems at times to go astray, but on close inspection never does.
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The corporations point out that the law, enacted by the North Carolina legislature in March, is already exacting an economic toll on the state, costing more than 1,700 jobs and half a billion dollars in lost economic activity.
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Such outcomes bring to mind the vast disparities in crack cocaine arrests, as well as the use of "stop and frisk" policing tactics often premised on drug law enforcement, and exacting a substantial toll in communities of color.
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It's all nuts, and the actors couldn't be having more fun, including Ralph Fiennes as an exacting auteur, Channing Tatum riffing on Gene Kelly, and Alden Ehrenreich giving it his aw-shucks all as singing cowboy Hobie Doyle.
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So when the bank manager Desmond Rane (Aidan McArdle) informs Frank that he's about to be ruined, Frank devises a plan to fix his money problems while exacting revenge on those making him miserable: He kidnaps Desmond's family.
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Over the months until the general election (and perhaps beyond), she will be scrutinized in evermore exacting detail, not just for her economic platform and her emails, but also for her body language, her eating habits, her relationships.
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Vogue.com has all the scoop on the ring, including an interview with Rosado, who, they report, has been a friend of Carey's for more than 25 years — and thus, knows quite a bit about the diva's exacting expectations.
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Mr. Fazulzyanov, who combines the poetic spirituality of an artist with the exacting eye of a perfectionist, added that he pushes himself to depict not only an element of nature but a specific moment in its life cycle.
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The embassy is also designed to exacting security specifications, set back at least 100 feet (30 meters) from surrounding buildings - mostly newly-erected high-rise residential blocks - and incorporating living quarters for the U.S. Marines permanently stationed inside.
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One of the team's leaders — a retired engineer and accountant — then positioned the foundation stones with an exacting eye and an iron pry bar, building a wall on which a fresh layer of dirt would be tamped down.
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While paying for my haul (a cashmere blazer by Angelo Tarlazzi and vintage fur stole), I learned that there were dozens of others, a network of resale shops catering to Frenchwomen's exacting taste and passion for a deal.
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" Christie wrote that Kushner, "apparently seething over events that occurred a decade ago, was exacting a plot of revenge against me, a hit job that made no sense at all for the man we had just helped elect.
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But reflecting on "Chickenheads" in an afterword to a new edition, she describes how she modeled her own method on hip-hop, which has long pursued something more "faulty, contradictory, messy" than a lone, exacting voice would allow.
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Wisconsin, one of two remaining undefeated teams in the Football Bowl Subdivision, is finally in the top four, assuaging the worries of aggrieved Badgers fans that even a perfect season might not be enough for the exacting committee.
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Ultimately, though, the scheduling issues and the hoops that organizers would have to jump through in order to meet the Warren campaign's exacting standards sapped enthusiasm for a high-dollar event, and so organizers eventually pulled the plug.
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The pianist Chick Corea, who celebrates his seventy-fifth birthday this October with a two-month, eighty-show stand at the historic Blue Note, embodies as much, along with exacting precision and blind faith in the next note.
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Despite its freewheeling image, California has exacting regulations — on everything from the amount of time servers can work between breaks to the number of off-street parking spaces — that can be punishing in this low-profit-margin business.
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With recipes like whimsical Super Bowl cupcakes topped with pretzels, potato chips and peanut butter buttercream, and sticky bun caramel corn, "Pastry Love" is also more playful than Ms. Chang's previous books, yet just as exacting and rigorous.
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The show is one of several productions pervading pop culture with tales of rape victims exacting revenge: The plot features in a prestige HBO series ("Westworld"), a French art-house film ("Elle") and a Marvel adaptation ("Jessica Jones").
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Some moderate Republicans have expressed a desire to legalize the Dreamers, too, but revisiting DACA is far from a priority for the GOP at large, and any bipartisan solution will involve exacting negotiations over ramped-up immigration enforcement.
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This month marks exactly two years since conflict first erupted and began exacting its profound toll: more than 9,2100 dead, 227,247 injured, and two million displaced, with relations between Russia and the West plunged to an icy low.
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From what we've seen this season, particularly in episode three with her interaction with Jane and her confrontation with Celeste in episode four, she's more concerned about clearing her son's name and exacting her brand of justice on Celeste.
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On the milder side are those like the famously exacting director David Fincher, who might not verbally accost his actors but will put them through many, many, many takes, over and over again, leaving actors and crew members exhausted.
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It is time for the new administration to put its money where its mouth is: if the U.S. is serious about achieving a "great deal", it should start exacting a price on any Arab behavior contrary to that end.
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For example, the documentary takes an exacting look at the way communities are fractured by sexual assault allegations; and how, with the aid of the Internet and social media, those communities can turn on the victims and their families.
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Like everyone else who comes into contact with Reichardt, Sparling — who is known for being exacting about his work and whose credits include films as diverse as "Lost in Translation" and "The Simpsons Movie" — seemed almost careless by comparison.
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I found joy in the exacting work of refining a muddled and terrified first attempt at a flip, doing it again and again until every finger and toe was in the right place and it wasn't scary any more.
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When it comes to expected female behavior in the conventional domains of niceness, or treating staffers well, women may suffer more when they are bucking stereotype—when they show they can be as tough, exacting, or abusive as men.
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He and his players have such good rapport that during certain stretches of the performance Mr. Muti, despite his reputation as an exacting perfectionist, essentially dropped his hands to his sides and just kept a watchful eye on things.
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Each arm serves as an analog to the limbs on the military robot a few feet in front of me, but the control scheme and the exacting nature of every arm movement present a bit of a learning curve.
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Not just the stripped-down electro powerbeats whose supple muscularity is less 2-step than is reported, but Staples's exacting articulation—he's on every beat smooth and toned, never e-nun-ci-a-ting but without a word lost.
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Sheikh Ismail al-Hadidi, an Arab leader in Kirkuk, said that the local authorities were exacting collective punishment on Arabs for the crimes of the Islamic State, even though many helped security forces put down the attack last week.
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Eventually, the Data Colada post caught the eye of another influential blogger, Andrew Gelman, a professor of statistics and political science at Columbia University, whose interest in Cuddy's work would prove durable, exacting and possibly career-changing for Cuddy.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The town clock in the 143th-century bell tower in Amatrice, Italy, is frozen at 214:22012 am, the time that Wednesday's earthquake struck, exacting a death toll that now stands at 21997.
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She was similarly exacting about the design of the exhibition, down to ordering the precise shade of Yves Klein blue for the walls that she uses for her jewelry boxes, and shipping the paint from London to New York.
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The kind of exacting scrutiny that his finances would necessarily undergo in the event of a thorough investigation of Trump's possible links to the Russian government would bring an enormous amount to light about a huge range of deals.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)It's a problem that plagues even the priciest of lenses, manufactured to the most exacting specifications: the center of the frame might be razor-sharp, but the corners and edges always look a little soft.
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And while the commenter Weirwoodtreehugger is anonymous, age and sex unknown, with a cat photo avatar, the idea of exacting revenge against an adult by means of a toy speaks volumes about the targets of Dr. Nassar's abuse: children.
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Actually it is a combination of his initials and the number of steps in the Japanese tea ritual, a reference to his former brand name, which was itself a reference to his exacting and time-intensive approach to design.
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Readers familiar with the book business may wonder whether Patterson — whose publisher, Little, Brown & Company, had a protracted and public feud with Amazon a few years ago — is exacting revenge here, but they'll have to draw their own conclusions.
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The Atlanta show, which I haven't seen, centers on Cranach's "Law and Grace" (circa 1550), an intricate, definitively Lutheran allegory of the soul's despair under the impossibly exacting law of the Old Testament, and its liberation by the New.
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Others prefer the more exacting bundle technique, which involves carefully wrapping each article of clothing around a central core, with underwear and T-shirts at the center and large, tailored items like blazers and dresses as the outermost layer.
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The stranger (now friend) was the choreographer Jumatatu M. Poe, who had come across videos of Mr. Beacham performing J-Sette, an exacting, exuberant dance form that emerged in the early 1980s among majorette teams at historically black colleges.
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When said grandmother is murdered in their home, Jonah discovers something she hid from the world: she was a member of a secret fraternity of Nazi-hunting vigilantes, exacting revenge on those conspiring to bring about a Fourth Reich.
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As the new season opened, Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey) is atop the Iron Throne as queen of Westeros; Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) commands an extensive army, and Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) is exacting revenge for Red Wedding family deaths.
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It's a power that develops during puberty, and at first women are sequestered from society, but soon they take advantage of their new gift, exacting revenge and proving themselves to be just as capable of abuse as men are.
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The most stunning of the sights in Sintra is the Pena National Palace, built in 1840 according to the exacting specifications of King Ferdinand II, who wanted the palace to be a melting pot of architectural styles and colors.
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Radical young settlers began attacking Palestinian property more than a decade ago, as part of a doctrine known as "price tag," exacting a price for army and police actions against rogue settlement activity and avenging Palestinian acts of terrorism.
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That influence can be positive or negative (and sometimes both — Steve Jobs was legendary for his exacting standards for products, but the way he communicated his dissatisfaction was often abrasive and upsetting to colleagues whose work was deemed inferior).
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Neighbors described him to the Sacramento Bee as a generally good neighbor who was so exacting he marked his driveway so he could park his boat perfectly in the spot, and prone to flashes of anger and loud cursing.
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"In particular for physicians, they must educate the public that hate crimes are a public health issue, exacting a toll on the health of those directly victimized and on the health of the entire community," Ende said in his statement.
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If the flimsy agreement Messrs Trump and Kim signed in Singapore is to turn out differently, as Mr Trump insists it will, America must be clear-eyed and exacting in the detailed nuclear regime that it negotiates with the North.
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In recent weeks American officials had sounded ever less exacting both in their demands and in the timeframe for achieving them, appearing to accept denuclearisation as a long-term goal that would be reached step by step, if at all.
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Speaking to reporters on Wednesday about the airline's growth plans, Munoz said the loan was "very exacting" in terms of how it had been structured and that Avianca Colombia had no connection to its Brazilian counterpart other than a common shareholder.
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Before addressing the specifics of his case, it seemed exceedingly unlikely that anyone would throw a match at this year's Australian Open, simply because the Buzzfeed story ensured that every single contest in the tournament would be subject to exacting scrutiny.
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Instead of assuming ownership of the oil industry, as nearly all other Arab states do, it sells the crude oil in its territory at the wellhead, subsequently exacting taxes from the people who go on to refine and transport it.
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What we're trying to tell you, if you weren't so exacting about using the proper figurative language for the proper sport, is that Milo Ventimiglia and Mandy Moore performed a scene from Friday Night Lights live, onstage, with no preparation.
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The last time Luke Rockhold and Chris Weidman shared the Octagon at UFC 194 in December, it started off every bit the close, exacting fight you'd expect between an undefeated middleweight champion and a contender on a five-fight winning streak.
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By turns brutal and vain, comedic and exacting, Mr. Perez survived police raids, stickups, territorial incursions and a transformation of the city's drug trade as it came to rely less than it once had on hand-to-hand street sales.
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But assuming that he applied the exacting likelihood-of-success standard to Waymo's evidence that Uber misappropriated trade secrets, Thursday night's rulings mean Uber is now stuck litigating in front of a judge who thinks Waymo has a quite convincing case.
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Given the history of reproductive coercion and injustice against black women and women of color, the domestic gag rule is a sobering reminder of the exacting ways regressive policies such as this continue to disparately impact health outcomes for our communities.
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If the mystery genre does not abide much reality, it should be recalled that no Shakespearean tragedy or sonnet—no work of art in which the constraints of form are exacting—is likely to withstand the bracing winds of common sense.
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In a recent interview that spanned several hours, Mr. Sacks explained in exacting detail everything he has done to fix Zenefits, and argued that the company still has the inside track on what could be the next great software bonanza.
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His rules may have been different than the girls who won "best dressed" at my high school, but they were just as exacting: Fashion is a language that only the imaginative can understand, and to be boring is a sin.
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" Describing Rembrandt, he finds an exacting individualism visible in a manipulation of light "that bathes [Rembrandt's] portraits and his pictures [in] the very light of his thought […] a personal light in which we view things when we are thinking for ourselves.
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The blueprints provided the framework, but to meet his own exacting standards for detail, Cawley filled in the blanks by watching each Star Trek episode hundreds of times, poring over old set photos he acquired, and contacting Trek set designers.
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When dealing with regulated substances such as psilocybin, it's notoriously difficult to get approval and funding for research, and even just to get hold of the drug to the required quality (it has to be produced and prepared to exacting standards).
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But today they're both acting as factotum, to prove how exacting a profession it can be, with its delicate web of business relationships and the treasure trove of goodies they have to handle, sell and bill on a daily basis.
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Housed in a Victorian-era building near Columbus Circle, this exhibition, which opens Saturday and runs through January, is a kind of theme park for re-addiction, a cleverly immersive experience mounted with the same exacting care as the show itself.
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Diego Simeone's Atlético Madrid might have been ripped to shreds by a reinvigorated Borussia Dortmund, and it might have closed its group stage campaign with a dispiriting draw at Club Brugge, but it still presents a uniquely physical, exacting challenge.
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But it is a masterpiece of modern religious literature, exactly as deep, disturbing and unresolved as is necessary to remind us, habituated as we are to the shallows of contemporary Jewish life, what still lurks beneath — primitive, raw and exacting.
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Indeed, much of his rhetoric in the last few days — in the buildup to Sunday's 2-0 win against Chelsea in the Community Shield — centered on his determination to be harder than ever on his squad, and more exacting with it.
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RW: My mother loved to drink and enjoy life, but when it came to music, she was incredibly exacting, and there was always a need for quality and trueness, and that really translated when I started making my early records.
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She's playing the very model of a dispassionate overlord whether Bernadine is managing employees or asking a death-row inmate about his last meal, giving everyone the same exacting courtesy even if that semblance of composure has started to quietly crumble.
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BEIJING — China's leader, Xi Jinping, summarily ousted two top Communist Party officials from the province at the center of the coronavirus epidemic on Thursday, exacting political punishment for the regional government's handling of a crisis that seemed far from under control.
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From 2012 on, contenders would have to meet a more exacting threshold to be nominated, and the end results could vary based on the number of votes, delivering us eight or nine best-picture nominees instead of an even 10.
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But the new entrants, with products priced at up to $75 for a foundation in Chanel's case, are banking that men will become more exacting as they develop beauty regimens, seeking out specific textures to cover their larger pores, for instance.
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"This is a case about the disclosures ExxonMobil made about its use of a cost of carbon to hedge against the risk of more exacting regulations and what a reasonable investor would have understood those disclosures to mean," the Oct.
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Behind the enthusiasm is a virtual Kilimanjaro of demographic evidence that friendlessness can be poisonous, exacting a physical and emotional toll comparable to that of more familiar risk factors like obesity, high blood pressure, unemployment, lack of exercise, smoking cigarettes.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump and his Republican allies focused on exacting payback against his political opponents on Thursday after his acquittal in his Senate impeachment trial, signaling that the conflict that has consumed Washington for months may only escalate rather than recede.
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In an environment without net neutrality, AT&T would be able to manipulate all Internet traffic on its network, exacting significant new tolls for content and services, which will bear on what consumers pay for content and services they acquire.
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Mr. Vaziev, the former ballet director at two exacting companies, the Mariinsky Theater in St. Petersburg and La Scala in Milan, was appointed at the Bolshoi in March 2016 at a particularly fraught moment in the company's long, tangled history.
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In late November, on the outskirts of Toronto, inside an exacting historical recreation of an 1890s P.E.I. farmhouse — itself within an old gum factory — strings of apples, cut carefully into rings, appeared to be drying above a cast-iron stove.
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We all want the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and its examiners to have sufficient resources to perform their exacting work, to keep patent fees from being diverted to other uses and to improve predictability in the patent system.
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"Portrait of a Young Girl" (circa 1640) is an exacting yet sensitive picture of a child who might be 6 or 7 years old but whose keen eyes and high shoulders give her the unruffled bearing of a young woman.
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In the run-up to Saturday's Olympic men's soccer final, both coaches had played down the idea that it was all about Brazil exacting revenge for a 7-1 home defeat to Germany in the World Cup two years ago.
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" This seems an apposite companion to a passage that comes late in "Death Is Hard Work": "The shame and the silence they had lived through for years were exacting a price, and everyone would pay it, executioners and victims alike.
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The senator's defenders say her conduct must be viewed in the larger context of women in Washington, where male leaders with legendary tempers and famously exacting standards, like former President Bill Clinton, have long subsisted atop the political food chain.
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And for good reason — part of the company's reasoning behind Stories in the first place (besides competing with Snapchat, that is) was that users were so exacting about what was on their profile that they weren't posting nearly as often as Instagram wanted.
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The WaterO is a tabletop device roughly the size of a bread maker that utilizes reverse osmosis, a higher and more exacting technology than the carbon filters found on your everyday, run-of-the-mill pitchers from the likes of Brita or PUR.
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Despite the data and various arguments for and against remaining in the EU, most agree that no-one can be exacting or certain how the U.K.'s relationship with the EU – or the wider world -- will or won't change after June 23.
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Deep down, I don't believe that putting a ton of effort into my kids' Halloween experience is a good use of my time — I'm not crafty, and anything I might attempt to make would not be up to my older daughter's exacting standards.
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"The defendant violated his oath and responsibilities as a law enforcement officer by exacting personal vengeance, assaulting a handcuffed suspect and abusing his authority as the highest ranking uniformed member of the Suffolk County Police Department," Mr. Capers said in a statement.
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And for the euro area as a whole, the monetary accommodation by the European Central Bank is an appropriate attempt to partly offset a continuously tightening fiscal stance causing intra-area dissent and exacting high costs in terms of jobs and incomes.
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Most recently, HBO's detailed expose of IOC practices, from the lavish demands of members to the exacting standards it places on a host city that can threaten its very survival, has made some question whether the Olympics can continue in its current model.
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" Quick catch-up: "As the new season opened, Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey) is atop the Iron Throne as queen of Westeros; Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) commands an extensive army, and Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) is exacting revenge for Red Wedding family deaths.
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Receiving a limited theatrical release in advance of its August 25 premiere on Showtime, directors Nick Broomfield and Rudi Dolezal's film zeroes in on those personal and professional forces that pulled Houston in different directions -- exacting, in the film's perspective, a devastating toll.
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"Unlike many of its fellow producers, Frapin does not turn to outside growers for grapes and is able to apply the most exacting standards of quality control at every level of production, starting on the vines," according to Palm Bay International Spirits.
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What links Simone's album to the death of Gray and others is the inextricable and exacting thrall of Baltimore, a city that has served as cage and coffin for a legion's worth of black residents living in its western, southern and eastern corridors.
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The NBC broadcast included claims that Russia attacked the White House and that Russian had dual motives in the attack: disrupting the presidential election and exacting revenge on the Obama administration for attempting to delegitimize Russian President Vladimir Putin throughout his administration.
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Giusti is the CEO and founder of a three year old company called Brigaid, which aims to make school food from fresh ingredients — not frozen boxes and cans — providing tasty, healthful meals while still adhering to an exacting set of federal nutrition guidelines.
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"The infrastructure has been designed as per Amazon's exacting standards, to foster inclusion and a sense of belonging among all Amazonians, including colleagues with special needs," John Schoettler, Amazon vice president of global real estate and facilities, said in a press release.
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Such episodes are exacting tests of precisely those qualities lacking in the Trump Administration: the rigor of policy process, the knowledge and skill of advisors, the confidence and mutual respect among and between policy and intelligence officials and the calmness of the president.
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Many worked in the same kitchens (a number cooked at le Comptoir du Relais under the exacting chef Yves Camdeborde, or at Vivant Table when it was owned by the tastemaker Pierre Jancou), and after hours they gather at the same bars.
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The "Backlash" dump truck offered one of gaming's greatest power slides, emphasizing exaggeration over realistic physics, capable of leveling entire buildings; but that you got it after the simple, blunt-force thrills of a bulldozer left some players frustrated by its exacting controls.
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First, following the most exacting judicial scrutiny ever applied to a class-action settlement, the concussion settlement — and in particular its treatment of chronic traumatic encephalopathy — was approved by both the Federal District Court and unanimously upheld by the federal Court of Appeals.
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In 2002, Augusta National received exacting scrutiny over its membership policies after Martha Burk, then the head of the National Council of Women's Organizations, wrote a private letter to the club's chairman at the time, William Johnson, questioning its exclusion of women.
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"When Hollinghurst picks up an aspect of human experience, however banal — riding a bus, sitting for a portrait, being on a sailboat — he is so exacting that it's as if no one has described these things before," our critic Dwight Garner said.
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A follow-up to Guadagnino's romantic "Call Me by Your Name," the horror remake stars Dakota Johnson as Susie, an American dancer who arrives at a dance school in 1970s Germany to find an exacting instructor (Tilda Swinton) and increasing levels of mystery.
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He is an exacting, technical chef, who trained under April Bloomfield at the Spotted Pig in New York and ran the kitchen at the Breslin for her before moving home to Portland to be closer to family and finding fame at Han Oak.
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That culture of fundraising is under an exacting microscope this week after the MIT Technology Review reported that Nicholas Negroponte, the founder of the famed MIT Media Lab, would have continued to take convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's donations to the research center.
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It was greeted there by Belgium, whose own golden generation was supposed to provide a significantly more exacting test, to force the French out of their shells, to demand that Manager Didier Deschamps's richly gifted players finally live up to their lofty reputations.
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From writer Alice O'Neill to director John Dahl to composer Eskmo (whose pulsating score has never sounded better) to the entire cast, "Billions" has served up a miniature masterpiece of ethical conundrums, shortcuts and sacrifices, exacting and enjoyable from start to finish.
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Countries like China in particular, but also Russia, Iran and others, are seizing more and more exacting control of the internet's plumbing and applications, subsuming the original internet's spirit of openness and freedom and placing this communications medium under their iron fists.
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"It moves well through airports, fits in most regional jet overhead bins and meets the standards of even more exacting European and Asian airline rules," said Gary Leff, who writes the travel blog View From the Wing and is a founder of InsideFlyer.com.
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And less than two weeks before Sunday's attack, an off-duty police officer assassinated the Russian ambassador to Turkey at an art gallery in Ankara, saying he was exacting revenge for Russia's role in bombing civilians in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo.
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Still, while exacting vengeance against Nazis is the ultimate in righteous retribution, there's a little too much torture here for the show's own good, and a general sloppiness to the storytelling, with each of the five previewed episodes spilling over an hour.
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Though responsibility for the main collection remains with the founder and chief executive, Thomas Meyer, who invited Mr. Goude to the company, Mr. Goude was allowed to create his own looks: ones that involve bigger volumes on the bottom, and exacting, architectural tops.
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Most of the 65,000 tons of Camembert sold each year in France is mass produced from pasteurized milk, and only 8.5 percent earns the coveted designation "Camembert de Normandie," meaning that it is made in that region, to exacting standards, from raw milk.
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A few — like Michael R. Jackson's "A Strange Loop" Off Broadway and "Hadestown" and "Tootsie" on Broadway — had at least some of the ingredients needed to lift the impossible art form into excellence: thematic ambition, exacting skill, dramatic coherence and superior staging.
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Yet the hope for an Afghan people who have -- according to US military figures -- found themselves in the majority living in government-controlled areas, must be that the "win" that is declared doesn't see the insurgency exacting vengeance and control over their homes.
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Exacting line drawings from that time, as well as lovely black-and-white prints of oblongs and half-moons, speak to her engagement with form as a sign of modernization, much like Oscar Niemeyer, Roberto Burle Marx and the other designers of Brasília.
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However the company has also been plagued by multiple layoffs over the years, there have been allegations of a sexist environment, which Bloomberg L.P. has denied (including a pregnancy discrimination suit that was later thrown out) and stories of Bloomberg's exacting standards.
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So maybe it's not at all like a poem, in the art sense, where you do all that exacting work but then at the end realize it ought to be torched, and you go to bed without applause and still hungry to boot.
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Throughout Game of Thrones' eight seasons, Arya was trained as a face-stealing assassin, devoted years of her life to exacting revenge on her enemies, and at one point created human pies out of Walder Frey's family and fed them to Frey.
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Available on: Kanopy An adaptation of an unfinished Schoenberg opera (which preserves the original's unfinished nature, with the final act consisting of an actor reading Schoenberg's notes), directors Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet apply their sparse, exacting style to the Exodus story.
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Thankfully, Sia has made getting into the holiday spirit so much easier with the release of her new song, "Santa's Coming For Us." And, no, it's not a tale of a murderous bearded man exacting his revenge on ungrateful children as the title might suggest.
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Here are just a few of its lessons about how to overcome obstacles to succeed in the workplace: Katherine Johnson, played by Taraji P. Henson, is a mathematical savant selected to work under the exacting Al Harrison (Kevin Costner), head of the Space Task Group.
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A staffer with a different campaign warned that "The potential for chaos increases exponentially" if the 1,700 individual precinct chairs don't get clear, exacting guidance and plenty of training on how to reallocate the early votes on the second round of voting on caucus day.
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The application that Italy's government will submit will include some fairly exacting standards detailing everything from whether a mixer would be allowed for use with the dough (low-speed only, please) from to the allowable thickness of crust (under 3 millimeters, or it doesn't count).
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Richard Shelby, who spearheaded the opposition to Diamond, raised some substantive objections, but word on the Hill at the time was that Shelby was primarily exacting revenge for Democrats' refusal to confirm two Fed nominees at the tail end of George W. Bush's administration.
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This lack of any significant alleviation of customer pain points results from the willingness of investors to fund concepts and the pervasiveness of limited trials – both of which distract from investing in the less-glamorous and more exacting goal of long-term value creation.
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Warriors top Rockets for 6th straight win HOUSTON — Having already delivered convincing statements earlier this week by drubbing the Cavaliers and Thunder, the Warriors were quick to send the message early Friday night that exacting revenge for a previous loss was a pressing priority.
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Anchored by the long-run demographics of aging populations and low productivity, the situation has been aggravated, Draghi and other central bankers have noted, by geopolitical risks like Britain's plan to leave the European Union, and U.S. protectionist moves that have begun exacting global costs.
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The resolution of Friedrichs will likely come down to a jurisprudential choice: whether the court should largely defer to the states in determining how to structure its collective bargaining or whether it should apply "exacting scrutiny" to the free-speech harms on dissenting employees.
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Outside the body, scientists say, it is relatively harmless, but specks absorbed in the body, usually through inhaling dust, shoot off a continuous shower of radioactive particles thousands of times a minute, gradually exacting damage that can cause cancer and other diseases decades later.
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American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), the Court held, 5 to 4, that an Illinois law exacting so-called "agency fees" from non-union member public-sector workers to pay for the union's collective bargaining is a violation of the First Amendment.
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It comes down to whether the federal government will require states and districts that voluntarily accept federal funds to use their own money fairly, a crucial question as students and teachers are held accountable for meeting exacting new educational standards like the Common Core.
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When one mom shared her daughter's adorable bucket list on Instagram — yes, she wants to both pet a monkey and acquire a pet monkey, in addition to exacting revenge on some guy named Carlos — fellow moms chimed in with their kids' most hilarious wishes.
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But the Chinese have other ways of exacting pain, including making life difficult for U.S. companies operating in China, limiting Chinese tourism to the U.S., as well as curtailing the number of Chinese students who attend and pay full tuition at American colleges and universities.
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