And lastly, Daniel, let me expand upon what Daniel said.
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We like to take that piece and expand upon it.
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Zayn will further expand upon Malik's thoughts on fame and success.
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But I knew I would have to expand upon the story.
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However, it has not yet moved to expand upon that program.
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And he also said he wanted to expand upon several points.
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I went to Queens to carry on and expand upon his work.
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The proposals outlined below are largely consistent with and expand upon these recommendations.
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One can imagine a live experience would only expand upon these multiple personas.
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Duell inaugurated the work last year and will expand upon it this summer.
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The season eight credits both expand upon that legacy and create a new one.
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There are a lot of things I want to push further, to expand upon.
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The bids from the chocolate giants expand upon recent changes in course for both.
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So YouTube pivoted to a safer bet that it could expand upon: music and celebrities.
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As such, they did acknowledge that the events occurred, but did not expand upon them.
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Apple expects computer science and programming teachers to expand upon what Playgrounds is already offering.
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We call on our colleagues, regardless of party, to expand upon the Families First Act.
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Of course, merely having a good base doesn't mean it's easy to expand upon it.
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In follow up written questions submitted after the hearing, Vitter would expand upon her answer.
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For fans of the Zelda timeline, though, this book promises to expand upon Hyrule Historia's timeline.
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An executive order can set a positive precedent that Congress can later expand upon and codify.
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But as we expand upon our message, the time has come for us to be bold!
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I've appreciated some of the additions that have been made that expand upon the original stories.
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They've achieved greatness, and many of us have learned to expand upon how we define greatness.
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Clinton says she supports — and will expand upon — Obama's regulation of power plant and vehicle emissions.
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It grew so popular — "friends came out in droves" — that she decided to expand upon the concept.
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"There is no better leader with whom we can expand upon MoMA's success," Ms. Heyman said Friday.
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I am happy to expand upon my October 14 deposition testimony in response to your questions today.
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"President Trump's campaign fully plans to protect the 2016 map and expand upon it," the official added.
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More exciting was the sheer amount of potential to expand upon the physical game with a digital one.
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That said, what Trump can do is expand upon the parts of Obama's energy legacy that frustrated liberals.
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You should probably expand upon it or find a behavior and build upon it in new, different ways.
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The challenge for Ms. Salley and her peers is to expand upon this tradition rather than dilute it.
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As chief science officer, Bell plans to expand upon the research and evidence of the work Headspace is doing.
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Trump said there are "things you can do to mitigate" the damage, but did not expand upon his remarks.
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LAND staff has also pushed artist Byron Smith to expand upon mediums by turning his drawings into sculptural works.
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It's mentioned as an aside in the press materials but I was wondering if you could expand upon that.
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He will be immediately under pressure to expand upon the sometimes-vague liberalism that has colored his public life.
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When I was working on my first memoir, I kept circling sections my editor wanted me to expand upon.
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The NRA conservatives have been urging justices in recent years to expand upon the 2008 decision in Heller v.
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In future, she also hopes to expand upon her findings to find out whether booze makes sperm swim less effectively.
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The company would decide to expand upon this policy depending on how the 125 stores performed, the Washington Post reported.
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California has had huge success with this type of legislation, and we're hoping to expand upon that across the country.
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Microsoft has a curated list of trusted sources and reference materials which the company plans to expand upon over time.
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The speech pointed to the Obama administration's immigration policies — and Clinton's plans to expand upon them — as endangering the country.
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The Brazilian director Leon Hirszman's films from the 1970s documenting rural laborers singing as they work expand upon this idea.
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In addition, the bill would mandate that the IRS work with state governments to expand upon and improve the program.
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When you were selecting the show did you want to expand upon what we choose to remember about the period?
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We talked about how the two countries work together today and we talked about how we can expand upon that relationship.
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Similarly, developments in 3D printing glass, ceramics and even metals will greatly expand upon the potential for applications in the home.
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However, the Trump administration has also failed to make any indication that it intends to honor or expand upon these commitments.
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Conservatives argue that the tax cut would boost the economy and expand upon the tax-cut law Trump signed last year.
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He is slated to hold a news conference in Seattle at a solar panel installer to expand upon his presidential announcement.
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The prioritization of new videos encourages YouTube conspiracy content creators to post multiple videos that expand upon a particular conspiracy theory.
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The installation promises to challenge and expand upon the Huntington's collection of 18th-century British portraits of white and wealthy historic figures.
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Through Fairfield, I hope to be able to expand upon my want/ability to help others who feel alone in the world.
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It plans to open-source any findings in the hope that sharing the data will encourage others to expand upon its work.
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Rather than simply using a wall as a canvas, Vogman works with this particular building to compliment it and expand upon it.
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" Carson's remarks expand upon his suggestion last fall that the Department of Education monitor America's colleges and universities for "extreme political bias.
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With Mars' investment, the Snickers-owner gains an entrance into this increasingly popular trend and Kind the resources to expand upon it.
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Working with Soledad, who is transgender, allowed Toledo to expand upon his study of gender violence and adopt a more inclusive approach.
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Mr. Okwonga, who lives in Germany, used the Reddit forum to expand upon the writing he has done for our newsletter, Offsides.
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Tackling short or medium length entries first can help you build up several areas that you can expand upon as you solve.
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But there is something to be said about the lost art of sequels that simply expand upon the story they've already been given.
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The new API is meant to expand upon that earlier offering, to make the Producer service easier to use for publishers and broadcasters.
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Halloween 4, Halloween 5, Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers, Halloween: H20, and Halloween: Resurrection did, however, expand upon the original Halloween story.
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Origami's potential for aiding space research is vast, because of its ability to fold down for compact storage, and then expand upon deployment.
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Whether our admired sports heroes will expand upon the pathway created by former NBA champion and Senator "Dollar Bill" Bradley remains a possibility.
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He signaled extreme displeasure with her and her aides on Tuesday, and might be willing to expand upon that criticism during the hearing.
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The factual basis of the attack was shaky, as Sanders' proposals would instantly replace, and expand upon, the things that would be dismantled.
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I think they wanted us to expand upon what we had started with that album and keep moving towards a more rock sound.
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With specific training and focused experience, they have the knowledge and bandwidth to expand upon the health care services provided by a physician.
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To expand upon the iconic product, Tilbury and her namesake brand released six new Pillow Talk products in January — this time in darker shades.
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"These fans seem to want to expand upon the text not because they think it's good, but because they think it's bad," Jackson wrote.
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Now, rather than be disappointed by how the show condenses the book, I can look forward to how the books expand upon the show.
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Clinton has called that unrealistic and argues that the best course of action is to strengthen and expand upon the success of the ACA.
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At halftime of a game in which he would lead all scorers, viewers saw Jordan expand upon this theme without quite changing his tune.
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There are more characters, more environments, a better load-out system, and countless other tweaks and tricks designed to expand upon the bare-bones original.
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They expand upon the base level knowledge you gained from your independent studies and then guide you through projects that help you apply that knowledge.
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It also advocates artist experimentation, by those both well-established and newly emerging — and that is something Ms. Burton aims to preserve and expand upon.
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The Russian playbook is out in the open for other foreign and domestic adversaries to expand upon – and their techniques will only get more sophisticated.
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What we are witnessing is an attempt to expand upon last year's hostile takeover of the GOP that will remake the party in Trump's image.
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But before long, the project grew into a full-blown renovation that aimed to expand upon the original details Ms. Yu and Mr. Lara admired.
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New devices are also coming, with TiVo aiming to release a $50 dongle that runs Android TV to expand upon its base of DVR customers.
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They were fathers and brothers, 40 years old, scarred from the horrors they'd endured but mature artists with a legacy to preserve and still expand upon.
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It is indeed working to expand upon the relationships with state and local election officials and voting machine vendors that emerged from the 2018 midterm elections.
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I would like to expand upon two issues mentioned in Section IV that might have a connection with the overall effort to pressure the Ukrainian leadership.
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Late last year, the company began really pushing its branded devices in Europe, a strategy it's set to expand upon with some more cutting-edge devices.
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Media center app Plex today is rolling out new features to expand upon its partnership with TIDAL, the streaming music service it began working with last November.
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It's that sentiment that Clinton and Democrats want to expand upon as they seek to solidify her lead in the polls and guard against a Trump comeback.
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Following a better-than-expected August launch, the company says it plans to expand upon the brand and potentially devote even more space to it in stores.
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It's all part of the plan to expand upon the technology stack for remote consultations that Simple Contacts built as it was growing the contact lens business.
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Chen later confirmed to SCMP on Wednesday night that he was "safe" and in China, though he did not expand upon what happened to him upon his return.
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"I know there's much more we can accomplish over the next two years, but only if we stay focused on the work and expand upon it," he wrote.
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To me, that's what Judaism is all about: How do we preserve the beauty of the richness of the tradition and expand upon it in our own lives today?
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The "Evergreen Economy Plan" is Inslee's second climate proposal this month, offering fresh details and price tags that expand upon the broad goals laid out in the first plan.
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It's the kind of thing that leaves an endless amount of room to expand upon, but is also structured enough that you can guarantee some action in every episode.
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Not only does this perceived exclusion limit the exhibit's scope, but the show fails to expand upon the themes of desire, namely those of voyeurism and the male gaze.
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Now, with Tim Kaine, she will expand upon a core tenet of Commonwealth, that we are better solving big problems by setting goals and working together to achieve them.
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He is at play with the finer points of silhouette, shrinking his tailoring, considering how to expand upon (as it were) Vetements's oversize silhouettes of the last several seasons.
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In my 20s, I've been able to expand upon my puritan views of the whole thing and develop an appreciation for all the fringe elements grunge was rebelling against.
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Once you have passed the 213 question test that comes with it, you now have a basic knowledge of the subject in which your teachers can now expand upon.
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The Bluetooth speaker represents a new category for Sonos as the company continues to expand upon its product lineup through new first-party hardware and collaborations with other companies.
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The new policies expand upon the platform's 2018 ban on deepfake porn videos and were made just days after Facebook updated its own platform policies to ban deepfake videos.
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"I know there's much more we can accomplish over the next two years, but only if we stay focused on the work and expand upon it," Mr. Bloomberg said.
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The app is billed as a pre-DAW (digital audio workstation) sketchpad, where you work out ideas to later expand upon using more functional software like Garageband or Logic Pro.
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"I know there's much more we can accomplish over the next two years, but only if we stay focused on the work and expand upon it," he wrote in March.
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Part of the strategy for Go90 was to expand upon an ad-supported offering, and Verizon's deal with AwesomenessTV jump-starts that initiative with the new subscription service, he said.
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How can we build and expand upon the work of LGBTQ activists and artists (globally, and at many intersections) in a way that continues to value community building, accountability, and care?
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DDG 51 Flight III destroyers are expected to expand upon a promising new ship-based weapons system technology fire-control system, called Naval Integrated Fire Control – Counter Air, or NIFC-CA.
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To change these statistics, we need to expand upon the great strides that have been made in the way we think about, discuss and support meaningful employment for Americans with disabilities.
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So, expand upon what you did in that job that brought value — whether that's an amount of revenue you produced, projects you led, or how you excelled in your monthly goals.
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But the murals painted on the building's walls aren't going anywhere — in fact, the gallery commissioned the artist Kim West to expand upon her dreamlike mural on the old warehouse's exterior.
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House of Yes 3.0, which officially opened on New Year's Eve and housed an epic three-hour DJ set from Lee Burridge on January 22, continues to expand upon their vision.
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Unlike the Apple TV 4K, the Shield TV Pro also includes a pair of USB ports, which can be used to expand upon the device&aposs storage and play external media.
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In follow-up written questions submitted after the hearing, Vitter would expand upon her answer, saying, "I do not believe that racial segregation in schools is constitutional," and that she abhorred racism.
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Last week, at a judicial conference in Arkansas, he was asked whether he'd like to expand upon comments he made before the death of Scalia concerning the politicization of the confirmation process.
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An accompanying news release referred to the results as a "first step to understanding how dogs interpret human speech, " saying more research is likely needed to confirm and expand upon the findings.
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SunPower will be able to expand upon the 280 jobs at SolarWorld's Hillsboro, Oregon factory if it receives a tariff exemption on some of its solar products, Werner said in an interview.
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Meanwhile, their husbands extend and expand upon a closeness of their own that is rent asunder in a second act that devolves into one bitter and vitriol-driven face-off after another.
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It is time to focus on the real consequences of a Clinton presidency and the permanent entrenchment of the Obama agenda as the fight shifts to Clinton's attempts to expand upon it.
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At Liz O'Brien the 21914th-century furnishings include a pair of white-lacquer bookcases by John Dickinson from 21920; their looming, robustly sculptural forms expand upon Paul Frankl's "Skyscraper" cabinets of the 21948s.
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Ambassador William Taylor's testimony was especially troubling for Trump because he appeared to confirm, and expand upon, the lengths to which officials in Trump's administration went to force Ukraine into launching such investigations.
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Amazon has not yet leased or purchased office space in the Long Island City area where it's scheduled to expand upon an existing satellite office, which may make the matter a little easier.
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Now, with the political landscape fundamentally changed, the industry and gun rights advocates are looking for new ways to expand upon their Second Amendment rights and the bottom line — with some surprising results.
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Android Wear 2 promises to greatly expand upon a cellular connected watch's abilities, allowing you to use all of its functions without a phone and even install apps directly to the watch itself.
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Then, a "Geographic Profiling from Kinetic Models of Criminal Behavior" published in 2012 and "Randomized Controlled Field Trials of Predictive Policing" published in 2015 expand upon the theory introduced in the 20103 paper.
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"Balancing tradition through the use of color and prints that are inspired by the Beijing Opera, I will expand upon signature tailoring and deconstruction draping techniques," she tells T of her upcoming collection.
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But for Michael de Plater, VP of creative at developer Monolith Productions, it was also a starting point — one the team is looking to expand upon significantly with the upcoming sequel, Shadow of War.
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The queen in Aliens, Ripley's genetic hold over the creatures in Alien: Resurrection, and the birthing scene at the end of Prometheus all expand upon how the alien (and its variants and predecessors) function.
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They learned to modify and expand upon their big idea, get needed management help without giving up control, and manage risk and reward on the road to becoming a more or less mature enterprise.
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This is precisely why I am so excited to be a part of the creation of a new organization that will expand upon the important work of the Mendelsohns and NGLCCs of the world.
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Lindsey Vonn remains one of the most gifted and decorated downhill skiers ever, and at age 33 she's poised to expand upon her greatness at the XXIII Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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The Civil Rights Movement was intended to open the doors blocked by segregation so we could expand upon what we had accomplished, and voting rights were to be the keys to unlock that door.
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Modes is another shift that can expand upon different types of user listening habits, letting someone binge on just listening to The Beatles, for example, or stick to just newly released songs in a genre.
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The upcoming live-action version of the 1937 animated classic is the latest in a long list of Disney reboots, and will reportedly "expand upon the story and music" that we all know and love.
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The Senate bill would amend and expand upon a stalled House bill that seeks to ban abortion at the detection of a fetal heartbeat, which can occur as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.
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When making your résumé, expand upon what you did in that job that brought value — whether that&aposs an amount of revenue you produced, projects you led, or how you excelled in your monthly goals.
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Better to start from something very simple that you think is interesting (an incident, a person) and expand upon it, rather than a large idea that you then have to fit into a short essay.
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Democratic lawmakers and organized labor leaders, whose support may be critical to the passage of Trump's re-branded USMCA, want to expand upon the deal's environmental and labor protections and strengthen enforcement of such provisions.
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Also, wizard rock can be like musical fan fiction, in that we can make up stuff that never even happened in the books, or we can extrapolate from and expand upon the ideas in the books.
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"I know there's much more we can accomplish over the next two years, but only if we stay focused on the work and expand upon it," he wrote in an op-ed published in Bloomberg News.
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" Trump himself was forced to expand upon his remarks amid concerns over the ban's consequences for international trade, which he tweeted "will in no way be affected by the 30-day restriction on travel from Europe.
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Iger, now 69, has assembled such a vast arsenal that it's reasonable to suggest Disney's success will be about managing those enviable assets, at least in the near term, without much pressure to expand upon them.
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FROM PEN: Amandla Stenberg's Best Beauty Lesson Is One We All Need to Follow On Monday, the newest Nike ambassador headed once again to the tattoo artist's Soho shop to expand upon her collection of body art.
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Senator Patty Murray, Democrat of Washington, introduced another paid-leave bill on Tuesday along with other Democratic lawmakers, as part of an effort to expand upon those provisions in a third coronavirus relief package still under discussion.
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Much of the 17 pages of U.S. objectives reflect the private sector comments, aiming to protect and expand upon the system of interconnected regional supply chains that has made North America more competitive in the global marketplace.
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Described as the first decriminalization bills ever in the state, and the most comprehensive decriminalization effort ever initiated in the United States, the bills expand upon recent attempts in several other states and the District of Columbia.
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An earlier version of this article speculated that this login credentials may have come from the LinkedIn breach, but MySpace makes way more sense for Drake, for reasons that we don't feel we need to expand upon.
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The Democratic memo was more broadly expected to serve as a rebuttal to the Republican memo and to expand upon Democrats' criticisms of the first memo as a misleading attempt to undermine special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director Tom Homan, who appeared on the same panel, said the agency is working "hip to hip with CBP" on vetting and is looking to expand upon its international presence for visa screening.
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One of the first decisions for the next President will be whether to expand upon Obama's legacy – or reject it by surrendering to those regressive interests that seek to roll back accountability for continued improvements in our schools.
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What's happening: The new book from NYT reporters Cecilia Kang and Sheera Frenkel, which sold to HarperCollins, will "expand upon their bombshell investigative piece" about Facebook's "delay, deny and deflect" response to its scandals, the publisher said Wednesday.
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You may not have heard of News Genius, but you might recall its hip-hop-infused predecessor, Rap Genius, an annotation platform that allowed users to communally comment on, explain, and expand upon song lyrics and other texts.
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Verizon has insisted that it knows exactly what it's doing with 5G over the long term, but the company refuses to go into detail about how it will expand upon the millimeter wave technology it's currently building out.
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Village Roadshow says Rand and youngest brother Ryan will help produce the new work, which will "expand upon the game's existing mythology to develop a multi-platform universe including film, scripted and unscripted television content," according to a press release.
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Designed to expand upon the built-in ports on either machine, the Surface Dock is hugely useful if you want to connect to a display (or two) with its mini DisplayPorts, get online via Ethernet, or plug in numerous USB accessories.
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The latter two books display such painful awareness of their place in the history of Western culture—specifically European culture—that their frenzied plots serve more to upend the reader's sense of the way people are than to expand upon it.
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A second season might have been used to expand upon the characters' inner lives, offer some backstory about Hawkins, delve into the social and cultural realities of the 80s, or offer some kind of allegorical message for our own moment.
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Abrams was in Johnson's corner all along, and wanted to expand upon several story aspects of Last Jedi, they allege; it's Disney itself that didn't play along, leading to the messy final product that fans feel they were left with.
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The podcast, hosted along with Michael Knowles, a conservative political commentator, has shot to the top of the iTunes charts, and offers Mr. Cruz an opportunity to expand upon his analysis of constitutional issues and the arguments with little interruption.
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Expect this piece to be her most sociopolitical one yet: The performance will explore what she calls her "love-hate relationship with America," which she will expand upon with hilarious and sardonic storytelling — and using her undeniable set of pipes.
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The artists — Sarah Crowner, Julia Dault, Leslie Hewitt, Tomashi Jackson, Erin Shrireff, Ulla von Brandenburg, Adriana Varejáo, and Claudia Wieser — work across painting, sculpture, photography, installation, film and moving image, to engage with and expand upon a canonical version of Modernism.
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Not long after she publicly lambasted the judging she received at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships late last week, Olympian Ashley Wagner took to Twitter to expand upon her feelings — reiterating that she is "allowed to be mad" but congratulating her fellow competitors.
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It starts with a research assistant (often a PhD candidate in history) that preps the staff on the deep history of any given topic, and then the hosts get together to expand upon that history with their own knowledge and networks of historians.
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What made Emory Douglas: Bold Visual Language, curated by Essence Harden and Daniela Lieja Quintanar at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, exceptional was its thoughtful pairing of Douglas's works with art by contemporary artists whose concerns intersect with and expand upon his own.
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"SpongeBob has an incredible universe to expand upon and the greenlight for Kamp Koral is a testament to the strength and longevity of these characters known and loved by generations of fans around the world," Nickelodeon's Ramsey Naito said in a statement.
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Shell explained how the modern v3 construction approach, seeking to expand upon the previously integrated Tank Urban Survival Kit (TUSK), allows for rapid switching of underbody armor protection, reactive armor tiles and other protective applications such as a commander's gun shield and loader's gun shield.
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Republicans see a vote on the package, often called "tax cuts 2.0," as a way to expand upon the tax law they passed late last year and to remind voters about the strength of the economy less than two months before the midterm elections.
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Weighing in at four paragraphs and around 220 words, these aim to put the news into context, to expand upon the themes behind certain set-piece events, such as elections or big meetings, or to introduce readers to topics they might otherwise not consider.
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As the young Bob (Henry Pettigrew) and Helena (Sarah Higgins) embark upon their relationship, their older selves — Benny Young and Eileen Nicholas, playing characters new to the script — exist to correct, amend and expand upon a story that insists on the staying power of love.
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The lack of rural broadband has made this practice a challenge, but Buttigieg has proposed expanding high speed internet and broadband across the country by the end of his first term, an issue he plans to expand upon in another upcoming proposal for rural communities.
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Internet fandom also helped mainstream a kind of critical approach to plot and character: plots that are continuous and fluid, something whose meaning is open to interpretation; characters whose plotlines we can isolate, reexamine in different contexts, and expand upon in the unlimited space of the internet.
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And I am far from alone in my admiration: He also inspires countless creators to cover, expand upon, interpret and derive from his work, a trait that puts him not only squarely in the folk tradition, but also in the world of storytelling and oral history.
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"We fought for comprehensive immigration reform in Congress, created Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals in 2012, tried to expand upon it in 2014, focused our resources on deporting major felons and saw some of the lowest numbers of apprehensions on our Southern border in decades," he added.
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The FBI's findings thus expand upon the conclusion of the Office of Inspector General's recent report that concluded Clinton violated State Department policies and record-keeping laws first by sequestering federal records in private custody and then turning over an "incomplete" set of those records to the State Department.
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Going into 2020, Trump has clearly decided to continue and expand upon his 2016 strategy of mobilizing white voters high in anti-black affect, strongly opposed to immigration and resistant to liberalizing social mores — just as Democrats are aiming to turn out Obama voters who sat out 2016.
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His use of uncommon materials reached its apotheosis at Shin'enKan, the 1958 bachelor pad he built for his patron Joe Price — the wealthy son of Harold and one of the world's foremost collectors of Edo-period Japanese art — and continued to expand upon for the next 18 years.
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Policymakers can ask that agencies with different jurisdictions work together, in conjunction with stakeholders, to establish a multi-well approval process for drilling sites to facilitate co-locating infrastructure; develop, improve and expand upon existing best management practices; and educate landowners and other stakeholders about the benefits of co-location.
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The record lent more space for Vedder to show his vocal chops, and the band ebbed toward a sound that blurred the line between their nimble rock songs and the tender, weepy ballads, with "Last Exit" and "Corduroy" establishing a template the band would expand upon in the next few years.
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Washington (CNN)Less than 24 hours removed from a series of red flag-raising comments -- both on cable television and in a print publication -- that suggested that World War II internment camps could serve as precedent for Donald Trump's immigration policy, Carl Higbie joined "Erin Burnett OutFront" to expand upon his messaging.
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What had once been just a film for its own sake was now a part of a larger Matrix universe—a cog in a giant machine whose purpose was to replicate and expand upon itself like Agent Smith, until audiences understood every tiny aspect of the world the Wachowskis had dreamed up.
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In 2005, when Steve Jobs was designing the original iPhone, he considered two major options: to either expand upon the iPod, or shrink down OS X. To see which design would work better he pitted the iPod and Macintosh teams against one another, with the efforts led by executives Tony Fadell and Scott Forstall, respectively.
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From that record's music videos to his Kunta Groove Sessions where he performed the album with a live band to appearances on Jimmy Fallon and at The Grammys, Lamar has continued to expand upon the album's universe, enriching the material he's already offered and hinting at more to come, often performing unreleased and untitled verses live.
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Wittes and Ford will have an opportunity to expand upon their views during a fundraiser being held by young foreign policy professionals for Clinton this Thursday in Washington, D.C. As secretary of State, Clinton supported training and equipping rebels against Assad early in the civil war, before the emergence of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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So for the new study, which was published this month in The International Journal of Obesity, researchers at the University of Warwick in England and other institutions decided to refer back to but also advance and expand upon the results of that foundational Transit Workers Study by examining another group of employees whose workdays involve mostly walking or sitting.
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When asked whether there was – or ever has been – an aggression issue within the tech industry, Holmes said the sector overall was having "some pretty candid thoughts and discussions" around the topics of diversity and inclusion, and that the exchange he had with the reporter had somewhat inspired Hootsuite to expand upon their training when it comes to diversity, inclusion, and media.
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As long as we continue to do that, and the label is helping us build upon that and expand upon that, and hopefully a lot of bands that are doing special things, if anyone can take away anything, it's to support the world and community around you that you think is doing a special thing instead of tearing other things down.
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Democratic candidates Clinton and Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE both have said they'll look to continue — or, in Sanders's case, expand upon — Obama's energy policies, including when it comes to the use of public land.
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It wasn't that different in the 2000s, when seventeen of the top 20 films were sequels or book adaptations (or both, there's a lot of Harry Potter on there), but even as that trend continues there has been one small shift that says a lot about how TV and movies shifted this decade — in the 22014s, entertainment began to look even further inward for its inspiration, choosing to ceaselessly expand upon that which was already done as opposed to moving on to other, new ideas.
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