Get ready for another day of fat brown bear face-offs.
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Your ruling planet Pluto has some intense face-offs this month!
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The show has never been just about its face-offs and fights.
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"He was so arrogant," she says of their face-offs at trial.
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It depicts one of planet earth's elemental face-offs: bird versus cat.
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Biden has the largest margin of victory against Trump in these hypothetical face-offs.
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Walk back through decades of televised face-offs and find out what influenced voters.
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He finished with four shots on goal and won nine of 13 face-offs.
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The production is skittish, ominous and visceral, a soundtrack for puffed-chest face-offs.
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"We get into vigorous debate about issues," Clinton said of her face-offs with Sanders.
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These assorted dialectical face-offs give Binet another way to take an angle on theory.
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Chefs compete in ridiculous face-offs, and each episode stands alone; there's no unifying narrative.
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I'm not planning the staredowns, the face offs, the gifts, which sometimes I give them.
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As we've noted, he's had a long history of public confrontations and face-offs with folks.
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After a series of matches, the first to win three face-offs will bank $1 million.
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Opposed: And while we're at it, any offensive face-offs before a goal should be checked.
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Zibanejad had his best game of the series, chipping in physically and winning 10 face-offs.
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Rivalries and petty grudges can play out in meetings, but the real face-offs happen by proxy.
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It apparently included two face-offs between special counsel office prosecutors and the unnamed company's private attorneys.
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Sunday also saw two simultaneous VIP face-offs: the second presidential debate, and the Packers versus Giants game.
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Superhero/villain face-offs that end with "How can we stop this from happening again?" are pretty common.
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Meanwhile, a liberal press corps prepared for serious face-offs against the most conservative president in modern times.
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Those scenes feel more natural, or at least less forced, than the more dramatic face-offs to come.
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Democratic debate ratings have been on the rise this winter after several lower-rated face-offs last fall.
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And some of the most bitter tax face-offs do not necessarily fall along partisan or ideological lines.
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Boyle is a defensive-minded forward who can win face-offs and give Toronto depth down the middle.
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Many of the network's most memorable moments during the campaign were protracted emotional face-offs among paid partisans.
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The show, which will make its debut this year, pits the pair against one another in decorating face-offs.
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Clinton's old debates as well as compilations of his own worst moments during the primary face-offs. Self-confident.
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The debate on Monday was the first of three scheduled face-offs between the two candidates before the Nov.
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Whatever his role, Beagle, Washington's top penalty killer, has delivered grit, prowess on face-offs and defensive ability, which played a big part in getting him to the N.H.L. He finished second in the league in short-handed face-offs won (216) and ranked ninth over all in face-off winning percentage (27).
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Russia's senior naval commanders will be hoping this deployment strengthens their hand in face-offs between branches of the military.
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The show, which will make its debut in 2017, pits the mother-daughter duo against one another in decorating face-offs.
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Klobuchar has already qualified for the New Hampshire debate, and past face-offs have been fund-raising moneymakers for her operation.
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While the policy substance was probably the strongest of all three candidate face offs, it was overshadowed by the plentiful personal attacks.
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Instead, we usually get one-on-one, hero-on-villain face-offs, which never have the same kind of thrill for me.
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If there is one thing everyone knows about Reza Madadi, it's that he has flair for confrontational face offs with his opponents.
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He has also won 50 more face-offs than any other player in these playoffs, at an efficient rate of 59 percent.
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Complain all you want about the face-offs if the league actually sticks with it, but the slashing crackdown is long overdue.
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Hurricane Maria's devastating effects on Puerto Rico, along with the political face-offs and logistical problems that ensued, have been widely reported.
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So on the final shift of the third period, in came Plekanec, who had a 63 percent win rate on face-offs.
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And as Newt Gingrich can attest, face-offs held in the final weeks and days before the nominating contests tend to matter more.
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The hypothetical question of what would happen at the Republican debates without Donald J. Trump has loomed over the first six face-offs.
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But those face-offs were the first of the season and they were televised across two broadcast networks and one cable news channel.
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Turkish police entered the building and, along with civilians, had violent face-offs with the soldiers as they arrested them, The Guardian reported.
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He had won 53.7 of his face-offs this season, a better clip than the team's top two centers, Derick Brassard and Stepan.
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The debate itself provided few of the big, brawling moments that Trump and the other candidates had produced in early face-offs. Rep.
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Tensions have flared numerous times over the Senkaku Islands, which China calls Diaoyu Islands, including face-offs between Japanese and Chinese warplanes and ships.
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With that and other budget issues at stake, that means there could be face-offs that would raise the threat of a federal shutdown.
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One in particular used the face-offs to his advantage: Donald J. Trump, whose debate performances catapulted him to the front of the race.
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School board races in California that were once sleepy are now face-offs between well-funded charter advocates and less well-funded teachers' unions.
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When it comes to these intra-family face-offs, James usually teams with his youngest sister while his brother pairs up with the oldest.
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Other players have been too willing to settle for icing the puck while protecting fragile leads, creating dangerous face-offs in their own zone.
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Trump's supporters are especially enthusiastic: 0013% say they're more interested in this year's face-offs than in previous years, compared with 58% of Clinton's supporters.
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Face-offs that end with "Well, he was right all along, how can we enact his plan in a less murdery way?" not so much.
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Rubio and Cruz have sought to slow Trump's momentum, resulting in days of heated campaign rhetoric and no-holds-barred face-offs during recent debates.
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ULA has said that it will compete for this new GPS-3 contract, though, and there are likely more SpaceX-ULA face offs to come.
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To that end, several campaign aides said every focus group and poll showed voters were demanding to see him participate in the grueling face-offs.
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DAZN and notable boxing promoter, Matchroom Boxing, have been partnering up to negotiate deals for YouTubers getting to the ring and broadcast their face-offs.
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Whether or not Flex and Clue actually decide to go into combat, it is no doubt as important as previous face-offs between Nas vs.
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Check back with us all week as we follow the fat bear face-offs each day, and remember to get your votes in for each round.
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Indonesia's navy has stepped up patrols around the islands after a series of face-offs between Indonesian naval vessels and Chinese fishing boats in the area.
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Bernie Sanders, bolstered by his decisive primary victory in West Virginia, reminded voters that he outpolls Hillary Clinton in hypothetical face-offs with Donald Trump. Mrs.
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Individual face-offs between Bronn and Drogon and Jaime and Dany, not to mention the Lannister commanders' terrified faces, kept the action rooted in personal moments.
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He tamed his game enough to be a two-time Lady Byng winner, and he concentrated on skating, puck handling, passing, scoring and winning face-offs.
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Bernie Sanders (55-42) and Oprah Winfrey (20203-42) all outpace Trump in potential 2020 face-offs, according to a new CNN poll of registered voters.
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He is good at face-offs, can also play wing and can kill penalties — a boost to a team that ranked 26th among 30 teams entering Sunday.
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The umpire face-offs seems to be a regular thing for the boys in pinstripes lately -- Gardner was ejected last week after a case of mistaken identity.
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The Penguins were outshooting San Jose, 113 to 74, had won 52 percent of the face-offs and had blocked 73 shots to 54 by the Sharks.
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NHL fans love to complain—some of us have entire podcasts for it—but I've never heard any paying customer argue that face-offs were a problem.
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O'Reilly was dominant all over the ice after a bad Game 3 in which he lost the majority of his face-offs and couldn't get anything going.
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But none of these face-offs push the plot forward or reveal much about the characters, in spite of some strong performances, particularly from Chastain and Hader.
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ET: A supersized edition of Tucker&aposs "Final Exam" segments features some of the fiercest face-offs in the history of the greatest news quiz of the century.
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Characters like Beast (Nicholas Hoult) and Nightcrawler are innovative, flexible fighters, and their face-offs should have the creativity and intensity Singer brought to Days Of Future Past.
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At least 10 people, including two police officers, have died amid the week's demonstrations, which have featured barricaded streets and rock-throwing face-offs between protesters and counterprotesters.
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Mr. McDonagh is fond of face-offs and showdowns, of two people going at it hammer and tongs, sometimes with a touch of philosophy and literal blunt instruments.
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Meghan Duggan, the American captain, acknowledged that the short turnaround between face-offs was not ideal, but she said the team had been energized by the wage fight.
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They, in turn, are hoisted on the petard of hypocrisy or, at the very least, fallibility, in a sequence of face-offs that leaves no one in peace.
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Trump may have played nice this time, but that's not the same as debate excellence, especially with the mean, rude behavior of previous face-offs so close in memory.
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Kali's illusion casting abilities, as seen in a number of face-offs with Pennsylvania police, could be just the tip of the iceberg for former subjects of Dr. Brenner.
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Using such tactics in a high-stakes international confrontation like this, however, is a significant escalation – and sets precedents Moscow will likely rely on in any future face-offs.
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Tensions have flashed numerous times in recent years over the islands, including face-offs between Japanese and Chinese air and naval forces that have been termed dangerous by both sides.
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Will the candidate, whose calm demeanor has kept him from rising above the sharp tone of previous face-offs, have a better chance of being heard without Mr. Trump onstage?
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The Indiana governor's running mate, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, will face Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton at Hofstra University in New York in the first of their three face-offs.
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At a recent practice at Northfield Ice Arena, a rink kept so cold that Eaves often wears a ski cap, he dropped the pucks as his centers practiced face-offs.
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Tensions have flashed numerous times in recent years over the disputed islands, including face-offs between Japanese and Chinese air and naval forces that have been termed dangerous by both sides.
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The first night of last month's two-night debate averaged 15.3 million viewers, but those face-offs were televised across two broadcast networks (NBC and Telemundo) and the cable channel MSNBC.
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Staal, the center of a line that included Oscar Lindberg and Kevin Hayes, played 210 minutes 263 seconds, failing to score on one shot but winning nine of 29 face-offs.
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American Human Beatbox Festival (Friday through Sunday) The beatboxer and rapper Kid Lucky has organized the sixth edition of this three-day showcase of performances, open-mike nights and onstage face-offs.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell got a taste of that as well this weekend while leaving an eatery in Louisville, KY. The heated face-offs have sparked a national debate about civility.
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Trump and Xi are locked in a test of wills in the context of more dangerous zero-sum face-offs that loom over the South China Sea, Taiwan and the Korean Peninsula.
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At 6-foot-7, 244 pounds, Boyle can help a team in unglamorous ways, including killing penalties, winning face-offs in the defensive zone and jousting with defensemen for power-play rebounds.
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" In the last of their frequent face-offs that thread through the play, the budding mogul tells his tough-minded acolyte that he would like to buy "a TV network over there.
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A comprehensive list of goals for the season was listed prominently on a wall in the team's locker room, as well as in-game goals like face-offs won and shots blocked.
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His daily face-offs against Smith are chronicled online as if they were 21st-century Lincoln-Douglas debates gone mad, with a lot of Tim Tebow talk thrown in to drive us crazy.
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Modern warfare has made such face-offs increasingly rare, but at disputed borders around the world, soldiers and civilians alike live each day in plain view (and within spitting distance) of their adversaries.
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During the cabinet meeting onboard the Indonesian navy corvette, Widodo called on the military to step up patrols in the wake of a series of face-offs between Indonesian and Chinese vessels in area.
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President Joko Widodo has launched an unprecedented campaign to bolster fishing, oil exploration and defense facilities around the island chain after a series of face-offs between the Indonesian navy and Chinese fishing boats.
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If you tune into the National Geographic Channel for its unprecedented look inside animal culture, the epic inter-species face-offs, or the wild escapades of the wildlife, you're not alone — so does this chicken.
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The Japanese Air Self Defense Force claims that the mission was not intended to send a message to any specific country despite previous face-offs in the East China Sea with Chinese ships and warplanes.
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Whatever happens this time, everyone agrees on one thing: an actual stretch of sand, and in Rio to boot, far outdoes past face-offs at parks, royal parade grounds, and even next to car parks.
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Clashes in Kawangware and in a village in western Kenya following Thursday's vote were the first signs that face-offs between Odinga supporters and the police might eventually morph into neighbors turning against each other.
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I play both and don't stop smiling for three days; every reminder of my face-offs with another journalist brings a feeling of warm happiness bubbling up from the pit of my otherwise blackly cynical soul.
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To boost ratings for "Twenty-One," they choreographed three face-offs ending in ties, then a scripted loss when Mr. Stempel was asked to name the 1955 winner of the Academy Award for best motion picture.
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What results is a sequence of face-offs, each of which feels as if it might make its own play without adding up to much by the end of the questing, shaggy dog story on view.
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President Joko Widodo in June launched an unprecedented campaign to bolster fishing, oil exploration and defense facilities around the Natuna island chain after a series of face-offs between the Indonesian navy and Chinese fishing boats.
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During those face-offs, Khaled will help out Alicia Keys' singers, Legend will advise Team Adam Levine, Dion will lend her wisdom to Gwen Stefani's hopefuls and Bryan will be share his expertise with Blake Shelton's performers.
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His new nemesis is Gigante, and one main strand of the plot is their escalating battle, carried out partly with guns but largely through insult-laden face-offs, in which Whitaker's reserve plays off D'Onofrio's eccentric volatility.
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Mr. Biden has lamented to supporters that these monthly face-offs have hardly showcased the best of what he has to offer, saying that with ten candidates — and once 12 — these have hardly been debates at all.
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Clinton's advisers plan to have one person prepare extensively to play Mr. Trump in a series of mock face-offs in the days before the first debate, which will be held at Hofstra University on Long Island. Mrs.
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Indonesian officials described Widodo's visit at that time as a strong message to Beijing following a spate of face-offs between Indonesia's navy and Chinese fishing boats in the gas-rich southern end of the South China Sea.
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It is Cliff who gets the white-hot shirtless scene, Cliff who emerges victorious in not one but two face-offs against the Manson Family goons, Cliff who thus inadvertently saves Sharon and her friends from their grisly fates.
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It's hard to get interested in traditional face-offs over whether Catcher in the Rye or a passed-around Playboy are actively damaging to teenagers, given that these days, they might have access to everything on PornHub, or much worse.
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In between charming character bits, breezy plot development, and total carnage, it also featured what devoted Thrones fans have been clamoring for amid this season's nautical face-offs and florid soliloquies—I'm referring, of course, to people talking about grain rations.
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But these get-togethers have also helped birth things like the rule change that requires the player in the defensive zone to place his stick on the ice first during face-offs in an effort to increase... Yeah, I fell asleep, too. Sorry.
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Indonesian warplanes staged a large-scale exercise last month in the waters around the Natuna Islands archipelago, following a spate of face-offs between the country's navy and Chinese fishing boats in the gas-rich southern end of the South China Sea.
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Kandi Burruss and Porsha Williams had one of the most outrageous face-offs in Real Housewives of Atlanta history recently, with Burruss revealing the two shared a late-night dance-floor make out session that prompted Williams to ask if the two could have sex.
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Valentine sees the violent face-offs as performance art: He's able to get in character, and share what makes him happiest with a roomful of folks who flock to his deathmatches for the bands he books and the paintings he makes as much as they do his fights.
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Framed as a series of face-offs, the inquiry registers as more testy than adversarial, and the casting of comfortably familiar character actors — Anna Gunn, Jamey Sheridan and the affable-looking Mike O'Malley — implies that these sleuths aren't inquisitors, just rolling up their sleeves to get right to work.
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Remember that Trump views everything in life, from mundane conversations to billion-dollar business deals to a summit with the leader of North Korea, as face-offs -- mano a mano tests of will and strength: The whole world is a deal and he is the world's greatest dealmaker.
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It's worth mentioning that this wonderful mid-season episode, which combined ruthless face-offs between two men filled to the brim with machismo and pride and the incredibly touching beginning of a real relationship between two nerds, was the rare Billions episode written by a woman: staff writer Alice O'Neill.
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The push for social realism in 1970s comics led to some heavy-handed moralizing, and while more recent titles like G. Willow Wilson's Ms. Marvel have dealt with racial tension in a natural narrative way, they're still rare compared to hero stories that would rather trade strictly in fantasy face-offs.
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The league's competition committee—a group of current players, ex-players, league executives, and coaches—decided this week that only two things need to change to make the sport better: no more timeouts after icings, and some other thing that changes the location of face-offs on power plays or whatever.
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Goold's current London hit, "Ink," and it finds an equivalent to that play's male face-offs in the distaff tensions that build in "Albion" between Audrey and her longtime friend, Katherine (Helen Schlesinger), a novelist whose choice of partner — not to be revealed here — lifts the proceedings toward fever pitch.
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Like a lot of adventures, "Black Panther" turns on a familiar father-and-son drama — there's an assassination, a power vacuum and a somewhat reluctant heir — a patrilineal intrigue that is filled in here with intense face-offs involving questions of ancestry, identity, the African diaspora, the new world and the old.
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If you didn't already know the names and faces of Logan Paul and KSI, the massive publicity push in the past few months — whether the press-conference face-offs, the videos of intensive training sessions, or the film-quality hype trailers — could trick you into thinking there's about to be a high-level championship bout happening this weekend.
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In the premiere, M-cubed has multiple face-offs, one after the other: Chloe (Darby Camp), for playing music too loudly; the school's principal, for being an asshole; Nathan, for being an absent father; Abigail, for wanting to skip college and work at a start-up focusing on the homeless; and, the biggest face-off of all is with Mary Louise.
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But overall, I think the face-off between Gianna and John shows one place the series could go — more surprising and informative face-offs like that one, which builds the character and sets up the stakes and motive for Common's character, and fewer generic mow-'em-downs where John seems to be running out of unique ways to take down a horde.
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Advance far enough in the game, and players are invited to join a Pokémon team and stage face-offs at designated gyms — basically, virtual forts — where battle-ready competitors descend to hold their phones with a white-knuckle grip, stare unblinkingly at the screen and tap furiously on one another's Pokémon in a bid to seize control of the territory.
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Nor has Mr. Trump persuaded Mr. Putin to increase economic pressure on North Korea, whose nuclear program is now dominating the administration's foreign policy; to stop the dangerous face-offs with American warplanes over the Baltic Sea; or to come back into compliance with the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces agreement of 1987 by withdrawing the deployment of a banned missile.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE and Mitt Romney in face-offs against Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE, the paper rarely supports a candidate during a primary.
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What's particularly irksome to me about the lead-up to this event is not its inevitability (was there any doubt this particular train was going to be barreling down on these well-worn tracks?) or its obvious building tension (fraught public face-offs are nothing new since, well, since forever) or even the likely kabuki-drama ending in which it is more noise than impact (do we imagine this appearance will solve all that is so very broken with the social media company that this boy genius has built).
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