"Fans fanning out is still new for me," he said.
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Sinhalese arrived by the busload, fanning out to nearby towns.
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So he&aposs going to be fanning out this election season.
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Our journalists are fanning out to cover the storm and its aftermath.
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Times journalists are fanning out to cover the storm and its aftermath.
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His troops are already fanning out into territory formerly under YPG control.
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That there can also be emptiness fanning out into breakfast rolls, macadam, stars.
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All four fanning out behind a single one like in a military march.
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But soon, canvassers would be fanning out across the reservation, knocking on doors.
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Insurance companies are fanning out across the Southeast in the wake of the storms.
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Listening to music on Here One is like fanning out a deck of cards.
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The maps resemble battle plans, with armies of trucks fanning out across the continent.
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A short tail poked out from their rears, fanning out in a spray of feathers.
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Rather, they tend to be point-to-point links, from which fanning out is impossible.
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In the early light, Formin said, she could see soldiers fanning out across the village.
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Caucus day saw volunteers fanning out from a field office to knock on supporters' doors.
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Security footage shows the gunmen calmly fanning out inside the complex before beginning their rampage.
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The visual of the boys fanning out over every floor of a shadowy building is scary.
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Fanning out across the plant's property are enough tanks to fill 400 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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But it's so boring if you're only fanning out for people you relate to and understand.
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The soldiers again dismount, fanning out into the dense vegetation that encircles about half the village.
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Now someone else sits before it, fanning out the deck of YouTube videos, picking a card.
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She spun in the center of the circle of children, bright ribbons fanning out from her chassis.
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So tenants with smaller budgets are fanning out to neighborhoods like Crown Heights, Brooklyn, and Jersey City.
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At its edge sat a woman who appeared to be Ms. Kunakey, languidly fanning out her hair.
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There might be an industrial plant nearby that's not up to code, plumes fanning out with the breeze.
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But this attack was scarily co-ordinated, with groups of masked men fanning out to do the job.
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The police and state authorities are conducting a criminal investigation, and fanning out to check other nursing homes.
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Living spaces were placed in the center, with endless program fanning out along the edges, atop stepped, circular plazas.
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It does behave quite a lot like a fluid—including fanning out through multiple channels if given the chance.
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In Windows 10 Mobile, the keyboard would just snap to the side of the screen rather than fanning out.
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Grab's focus on fanning out beyond ride-sharing is designed to capture and engage users beyond just offering transportation.
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Days later, a new group numbering in the hundreds arrived, fanning out across the central plaza and surrounding sidewalks.
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Norris (6-9) also recorded his 1,000 career strikeout during the win, fanning out Kevin Kiermaier in the fourth inning.
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And as longtime advocates of fanning out for the things you care about, we've welcomed this trend with open arms.
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Trump teams for the Defense, State and Justice departments, as well as the National Security Council, are fanning out in Washington.
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As we were leaving, folks in shorts and sunhats just kept coming, fanning out until the complex became a multilingual hive.
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Business groups are fanning out around the country in a grassroots effort to sell the deal congressional district by congressional district.
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Friends and family members have been fanning out to those locations, distributing fliers and issuing pleas for information on social media.
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The couple fully submerged themselves during the shoot, creating dreamy moments such as Adrienne's wedding dress fanning out in the water.
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So they show the world, posing for pictures with him and fanning out on TV to proclaim their ardor and aptitude.
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"As you age, it's best to wear color," she likes to tell them, fanning out her butter-tone skirt for emphasis.
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The pro-impeachment group Need to Impeach is running television ads and fanning out to congressional districts to push lawmakers, AP reports.
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They gave way for him to pass as he closed in on the finish line, fanning out into a line behind him.
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As the region thaws, Turi has seen more mining companies, oil-and-gas developers and new roads fanning out over the landscape.
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Small teams of architects and engineers, some of them university students, have been fanning out in small teams to survey the damage.
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You're presumably familiar with latte art — you know, those lovely leaves fanning out atop your espresso, or a big heart or whatever.
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The couple fully submerged themselves during the shoot, creating dreamy moments such as Adrienne&aposs wedding dress fanning out in the water.
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Several other recent signs have signaled that Mueller's probe may be winding down -- or at least fanning out to other prosecutors' offices.
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The musicians moved individually, fanning out one by one into a crowd scattered under the sculpture, in lawn chairs, and on their feet.
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Canadian cabinet ministers have been fanning out across the United States for 18 months, spreading an upbeat message about the benefits of trade.
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Fanning out along the platform at the City Hall subway station in Manhattan, the plainclothes police officers blended in with the morning commuters.
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The government had insufficient security forces in Marawi to prevent the fighters from fanning out across the city and seizing hundreds of buildings.
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His public statement came as administration officials doubled down on the president's decision, fanning out across Sunday talk shows to defend Trump's travel restrictions.
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So, in between laughing at Haddish's Kardashian jokes and fanning out over the cutest couples, we'll be updating this list indicating your 2018 winners.
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But the striking installation — 250 vertical, khaki-brown panels with attached vitrines, one for each year, fanning out across the floor — pulled me in.
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They have to make their cases more the old-fashioned way: in person, on the ground, or by fanning out an army of surrogates.
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He's unintentionally funny ("I had an ex-girlfriend who didn't believe in giraffes…"), and unpretentiously fanning out over The Cribs and The Gaslight Anthem.
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But her mother had dreams for her, imagining Ashley at cotillion, fanning out her party dress and batting her eyes at the eligible boys.
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Wary of a long, confined spring, city dwellers are fanning out to vacation rentals, their own second homes, or anywhere else they can find.
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He allowed all three Giants hits and three walks in his seven innings, fanning out 10, his sixth double-digit-strikeout performance of the season.
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He seldom campaigned outside his home state for Democrats, and when he did, it wasn't to a mass of supporters fanning out toward the horizon.
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In reaction, teachers are fanning out across the country to convince the people who used to pay agency fees to become full-blown union members.
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As eclectic as Haeckel's lithographs, De Giuli's microscopic entities are set in motion, fanning out into meshes before resting and finally disappearing into black voids.
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Short black skirts were given a soupçon of fluidity in the form of a pleated silk insert dipping down and fanning out on one side.
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Lacking a concise path to the White House, Trump and his small band of surrogates are fanning out in hopes of landing an unexpected prize.
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About 16,000 workers are fanning out across Florida to handle expected power outages stemming from the storm, Florida Power & Light Company president Eric Silagy said.
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While Amos and her team are busy fanning out to high schools, much of the campus informational campaign has been taken over by student groups.
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Besides fanning out this information to analytics services like Google Analytics and Mixpanel, or marketing tools like Marketo, all this data lands in a data warehouse.
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One which is fanning out in waves from Beijing in the form of inspection teams tasked with inspecting whole industries for illegal and environmentally unsafe capacity.
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Those in search of emerald ale must go abroad, as indeed nearly the entire cabinet does every year, fanning out to visit the global Irish diaspora.
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His days are jammed with rallies and pep talks for volunteers who are fanning out across the state to plead with people to vote for him.
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We can only imagine Chalamet in the background fanning out over these two talented women; he's talked endlessly about how much he enjoyed working with them.
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Looking at the arts-and-crafts-influenced blocs fanning out from around us, it's striking just how good the Boundary Estate looks after all this time.
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Election Day is now 100 days away and Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are fanning out across hotly contested battleground states that could decide the election.
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The big reveal was a tiny microchip that could, theoretically, be implanted behind a person's ear with tiny threads containing electrodes fanning out into the brain.
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Instead, the initial blowout formed a "rooster tail," a gigantic jet of molten material, which exited the atmosphere, some of it fanning out over North America.
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But I do love seeing people fanning out about about stuff they love, and I love it more when I am ignorant about what they love.
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In a joint effort with the RNC, Trump campaign spokespeople and surrogates "will be fanning out on cable TV, radio and local TV," the official added.
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More than 300 members of the cattlemen's group are fanning out across Capitol Hill over the next couple of days to urge support for the TPP.
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Along the Autism Spectrum, a Path Through Campus Life The first generation of students with an autism diagnosis is fanning out to schools across the country.
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It would all be enforced by squads of newly energized Wage and Hour Division bureaucrats fanning out across the country to investigate and punish laggard employers.
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Up to 700 Canadian troops would be fanning out across the Maritimes to help restore electricity, clear roadways and evacuate residents in flooded areas, AP reports.
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Rescuers are fanning out through several small towns in a mountainous area around 100 miles (150 km) northeast of Rome, where the quake did the worst damage.
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Washington (CNN)Amid claims by both campaigns of election tampering, foreign observers are fanning out to polling locations across the country to scrutinize the US election system.
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The 21-year-old natural blonde is shown fanning out her newly dark waves for the camera, the inky hue perfectly matching her enviable cat-eye liner.
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And this Sunday, you'll have (Rep.) John Lewis and other CBC (Congressional Black Caucus) members fanning out to different black churches in Iowa to court this vote.
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Those behind the efforts said they were fanning out to find other victims who would join their united front before presenting their cases to the State Attorney.
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The cemetery, just an idea then, is now filled with over 252,260 white headstones fanning out from a granite memorial listing the 216,372 names of the victims.
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As Americans commemorate Martin Luther King Jr.'s contributions to the nation, Democratic presidential hopefuls are fanning out across the country to honor the civil rights leader. Sen.
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The tower rises from a 2966,2866-square-foot base next to the ramps for the bridge, then twists before fanning out into a 2290,000-square-foot rectangular building.
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His top aides, too, are fanning out across the state over 72 hours, courting money-men and -women, many of whom supported candidates who have exited the race.
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I tried to picture things as Abbey might have seen them, minus the motorized din and the crowds fanning-out around Balanced Rock's knobby pedestal, striking selfie poses.
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All of the above contribute to concern that meth will only spread further, fanning out through all ethnic groups and preying on the particular vulnerabilities of LGBTQ people.
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In Santa Barbara, the volatile weather resulted in a rare microburst, which involves a shaft of cold air plunging to the earth and fanning out in all directions.
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Over the weekend, violence broke out in France, with more than 280,000 protesters fanning out across the country in what is known as the Gilets Jaunes (Yellow Vests) movement.
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Canadian diplomats have been fanning out across the United States to talk up the benefits of trade with state and local leaders in the run-up to the election.
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The instrument's lid had been removed, baring its dignified innards — the gold-toned cast-iron harp with sections of strings fanning out like veins — studded with tiny paper markers.
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The clip, which per its caption was reportedly recorded in Vietnam in November of last year, shows giant honey bees fanning out in unison like a ripple in water.
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Captured in motion, her hair fiercely fanning out around her head, she represents the "spirit that has been passed on to her through thousands of years," Ms. Romero said.
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Sebastian Kitchen, a spokesman for the campaign, said it had developed the most robust get-out-the-vote effort in recent memory and had volunteers fanning out across the state.
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Pantone's hefty analogue chip books, in circulation for decades, hopefully won't be phased out anytime soon — there's something uniquely satisfying about fanning out the thin cardboard sheets of color swatches.
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Around 15 search-and-rescue teams met in the parking lot of the local bowling alley Tuesday morning to begin their grim task, fanning out across the region, said Sgt.
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Earlier in the day armed and masked police had swooped on the same Strasbourg neighborhoods fanning out across three locations in late afternoon, including the area where Chekatt was last seen.
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Franklin is producing tropical storm-strength winds fanning out in a radius of 140 miles (225 km), which would put top beach resort Cancun in the path of the dangerous gusts.
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Grass-roots groups and unions deployed to swing districts in full force, chartering buses from New York City and fanning out across the suburbs of Long Island and the Hudson Valley.
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The transnational, e-waste trade is now in total disarray — and amid the chaos, brokers are fanning out across Asia, seeking new territory to exploit the weak and pollute the skies.
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Bankers who may have previously been based out of New York are now fanning out from regional hubs to seal deals in far-flung locales like Chattanooga, Tennessee, and New Albany, Ohio.
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Earlier in the day armed and masked police swooped on Strasbourg neighborhoods with elite RAID officers fanning out across three locations in late afternoon, including the area where Chekatt was last seen.
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An emergency management centre has been set up at the prime minister's office, with about 54,000 rescuers, drawn from the military, police and fire departments, fanning out across the west and southwest.
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The elevated overnight CNH Hong Kong Interbank Offer Rate (Hibor) shows how volatility in China's currency — once a highly domestic sideshow for global investors — is fanning out across the globe through internationalization.
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Typically, Republican leaders have employed a "divide and conquer" strategy when it comes to raising money for the party, fanning out across the country to cover more ground and reach more donors.
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When we profiled Ali back in 2014, he said that his music "is for the forgotten, the overlooked people, places, things and environments," beginning with his Baltimore and fanning out from there.
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" Afterward, we watch a jockey exult in his stirrups, while under him his horse "spins like a weathervane, wet earth fanning out from under her hooves like seeds from a sower's hand.
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That said, there will be less fanning out than in the past because the federal Census Bureau, which employs the census takers, wants 80 percent of the questionnaires to be answered online.
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Ford, on the other hand, is fanning out across 6 cities with test vehicles, and says it will launch commercial service in 3 — Miami, Washington, D.C., and now Austin — beginning in 2021.
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Unlike Grab, which expanded across the region before fanning out into new verticals beyond transport, Go-Jek built its reputation in Indonesia before launching in new markets for the first time last year.
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She has navigated the city this way for 35 years, a clutch of reusable striped shopping bags fanning out from her handlebars or a large roll of fabric balanced precariously across her thighs.
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From being so affectionate to Saoirse Ronan that he earned a nickname, to fanning out a little too hard in front of Steve Carell, read all of the best Timmy Chalamet anecdotes, ahead.
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If you're not up for long-distance cycling, catch The Wave, a network of low-cost (under $554) public buses — with bike racks — fanning out from the Greenhound transportation hub in downtown Nantucket.
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FANNING out from the sodden delta of the Yangtze, and southward to the flanks of the Nanling mountains, over 6m hectares of emerald bamboo groves—one-fifth of the world's reserves—flourish in China.
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Early in her career, when her peers were fanning out in search of the top quark, now known to be the heaviest elementary particle, she broke ranks to seek out the neutrino, the lightest.
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A gallery sweep that a single critic for The New York Times might once have managed over a long weekend now requires several writers fanning out in different directions and a lot more time.
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Crews of strawberry pickers, most of them Mexican-born, had arrived at first light, fanning out over Wish Farms' six hundred acres of strawberry fields, one of the largest contiguous patches in North America.
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On the day Britain had been scheduled to leave the European Union, the Conservative Party's Johnson and Labour's Corbyn will join other political leaders in fanning out around the country ahead of a Dec.
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At 6-foot-5 in Gucci sneakers and a tasteful Gant sweater, he stooped to greet each attendee with a grin that seemed to begin behind his eyes before fanning out across his face.
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The plans call for 19 ski lifts and 28 miles of trails fanning out over a serene alpine valley though the resort opened with only one modest, half-mile lift, serving just one trail.
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The gesture, made by linking the thumbs and fanning out the fingers on both hands, is a nationalist sign that many with ethnic Albanian roots make to symbolize the black eagle in Albania's flag.
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They displayed pictures of Mr. Napout fanning out stacks of United States currency as well as pictures of a luxury apartment by the beach in Uruguay which they said he received as a bribe.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — The Democratic presidential candidates are fanning out across New Hampshire in force on Saturday, blanketing the state in late campaign activity to go along with a layer of snow that fell this week.
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Search-and-rescue operations and an international humanitarian effort to help the victims picked up speed, with emergency officials fanning out across the stricken areas and tracking down people who were missing or in distress.
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Even before the onset of the winter heating season, the war on smog had sent waves of inspection teams fanning out across China to check on every imaginable part of the country's leviathan metals sector.
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Sometimes, when we look at people, a simple ruffle down the back of a gown is more telling than the ostentatious beading on the front, and natural lashes more grabbing than falsified filaments fanning out.
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Manufacturers in technology, transport and other sectors in the United States and across the world are reliant on supply chains fanning out from China, and a lengthy disruption could pose problems for sustained economic growth.
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Nikumaroro and its reef are just the tip of a 16,20213-foot underwater mountain, a series of 13 sheer escarpments that drop off onto ramps, eventually fanning out at the base for six nautical miles.
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At the High Line, 130 volunteers are fanning out across the park, cutting back dead plants and picking up spent flower heads so its black-eyed Susans, rattlesnake masters and switchgrass can grow anew. Fields.
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Migrants filmed videos of themselves fanning out across the open desert, stumbling through heat that reaches above 50 degrees Centigrade (122 degrees Fahrenheit) in summer as Algerian gendarmes with guns ensured they did not turn back.
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Mr. Trump, in contrast, is seated at the head of the table in the Situation Room's main conference room, positioned at the center of the action with a smaller circle of aides fanning out around him.
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That brutality didn't stop J.D. Martinez of the Tigers and Yasiel Puig of the Dodgers from fanning out when replicas of Lucille were delivered to their team's spring training earlier Friday, courtesy of the show's production.
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In 2017, the Philadelphia office of ICE, with agents fanning out into communities across its three-state region, arrested more undocumented immigrants without criminal convictions than any of the 23 other ICE offices in the country.
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Live TV pictures showed police with black berets and riot shields fanning out through the voting station, apparently searching for ballot boxes, while would-be voters, fists raised in the air, defiantly sang the Catalan anthem.
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It's a major exit in the white-hot fintech space, and while that transaction is still going through regulatory reviews, already some current Plaid employees are becoming alumni and fanning out into the broader startup ecosystem.
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In an effort to meet debate qualification requirements, candidates put a heavy focus on national polls and small-dollar fundraising, fanning out across the country in a scramble for donations, TV hits and social media impressions.
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More than a week beforehand, the sherpas gathered in Boulder, Colorado, before fanning out to five sites in the zone of totality across the western US — from Mitchell, Oregon, where Habbal was based today, to Alliance, Nebraska.
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Her famous figure was on display as the skin-tight pants highlighted her curves while the flowy top had a cut-out in the middle, showing a hint of belly before fanning out to accentuate her waist.
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With migrants starting to grow desperate for alternate routes, even with the chance of heightened physical risk and exploitation, smugglers are scoping out new paths into Europe and fanning out among asylum seekers in Greece promising help.
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Jones' weekend couldn't have been more different, pushing hard against the finish line, bringing in national Democratic surrogates, and sending canvassers fanning out across the places Democrats will need to turn out if they want to win.
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In "Hot Dog Sun" (2017), sausage links fanning out from a yellow half-circle serve as rays of light, while elsewhere overlapping forms are colored in disparate hues to suggest transparency, refraction or multiple points of view.
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The side effects of Negative Interest Rate Policies in Europe and Japan — what we've come to call the NIRP absurdity — are becoming numerous and legendary, and they're fanning out across the globe, far beyond the NIRP countries.
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MOSCOW — Protesters in Armenia, frustrated by Parliament's refusal to elect the opposition leader as prime minister, heeded his call for widespread civil disobedience on Wednesday, fanning out across the country to close major squares, roads and schools.
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That will prevent them from fanning out—meaning, as Dr Bewick puts it, that the surviving debris will hit Earth like a single bullet instead of a shotgun blast, thus reducing the chance that anyone will be struck.
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"We have accelerated internationalization plans and built a global network," said Yu Jun, GAC's president, before projecting overhead a giant map with scarlet arrows fanning out from southern China to Europe, the Middle East and the United States.
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The leafy streets fanning out from Iroon Square are chockablock with rambunctious establishments that swing till dawn, but for an experience that best encapsulates how Psyrri toes that fine line between glamorous and grungy, head to Cantina Social.
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The role of background investigator is unique for the FBI because these investigations involve gun-and-badge-carrying agents fanning out to gather records and interview character references, but none of the same authorities -- subpoenas, search warrants, etc.
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At a recent dinner Eagle hosted at her London home, the florist Simone Gooch of Fjura placed rose plants in large cubes of exposed soil at the center of the table, their roots fanning out in all directions.
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In Milwaukee, where there are about 900 homeless people either in shelters or living on the streets, warming centers have been opened and outreach workers are fanning out around the city, trying to convince people to come indoors.
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It starts at the T-zone, which sets up the ski-slope like bridge — straight and narrow all the way down — gaining momentum toward a prominent point, fanning out to a pair of bookend nostrils to complete the sculpture.
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In the age of tank warfare and the blitzkrieg, it created an awesome ground deterrent to prevent tanks of its communist, Soviet-led counterpart, the Warsaw Pact, from pouring through the Fulda Gap, fanning out across Germany into Europe.
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There are hundreds of other small-time thieves like him, he says nervously, supplementing their income on a Sunday evening by fanning out to sell bike-loads of coal to owners of iron works and brick kilns, and tea brewers.
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WokeVote and Black Voters Matter were covering the ground up north, fanning out across the state's "reddest" metro area of Jacksonville and firing up communities in the Panhandle, the so-called "Redneck Riviera" where black voters had long been ignored.
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Chinese leaders seemed as indefatigable as the economy itself, fanning out throughout the world to spread the gospel of high growth and good neighborliness, without any of the busybody questions posed by U.S. and European envoys about values and human rights.
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What normally happens in this kind of stalemate is that more and more players start fanning out across the map with scoped rifles and machine guns, trying to break the stalemate via opportunistic sniping while inevitably causing it to get worse.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian diplomats are fanning out across the United States to talk up the benefits of trade with state and local leaders and counter what senior officials see as a worrying mood of protectionism swirling through the U.S. election campaign.
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Police used tear gas, water cannon and horses to charge protesters on roads fanning out from the Champs Elysees boulevard, but encountered less violence than a week ago, when the capital witnessed its worst unrest since the 1968 student riots.
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It also gave rise to a wave of activists determined to seek new paths of resistance: a few took up arms in guerrilla movements and many more turned to social organizing, fanning out to impoverished city neighborhoods and forgotten mountain villages.
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The Lunar New Year in China is typically the world's largest annual migration of people, with hundreds of millions of travelers fanning out across the country and the world, and hundreds of billions of dollars spent on hotels, restaurants and shopping.
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Facebook executives are fanning out across Europe this week to address the social media giant's slow response to abuses on its platform, seeking to avoid further legislation along the lines of a new hate speech law in Germany it says goes too far.
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Moreover, with the war having depleted energy resources, the government was encouraging domestic oil and gas exploration to fuel a booming postwar economy and a society increasingly dependent on automobiles, with Americans fanning out to the suburbs on newly built interstate highways.
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TILTON, N.H. –– Donald Trump and his family of surrogates are fanning out across New Hampshire 85033 hours before voters head to the polls, engaging in the kind of retail politics the candidate has largely eschewed in the run-up to the primary.
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While Eko has found success with large corporate companies in Asia — eleven of its clients have a market cap in excess of $2 billion, it claims — it is looking at small businesses for initial traction in Western markets before fanning out to seek larger clients.
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Every day, armies of experts are fanning out to period rooms and homes, to stabilize delicate ebony and tortoiseshell inlays and flecks of gilding on furniture made before World War II. The profusions of modern plastics, however, have created repair challenges unlike any known before.
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As the midterm elections approach, other possible 2020 candidates, including Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., are also fanning out across the country — to campaign for midterm candidates but also to get themselves in front of voters.
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"All right, pick a card," Werner Reich said, fanning out a worn deck of cards in his Long Island home to demonstrate a trick he'd learned in an unlikely place: on the top of a bare wooden bunk in the concentration camp barracks at Auschwitz.
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"The caucus is so confident and comfortable pushing the witnesses and documents message, we are fanning out every chance we get to blanket the airwaves and make the case to the American people," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer told CNN Business through a spokesman.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - Facebook executives are fanning out across Europe this week to address the social media giant's slow response to abuses on its platform, seeking to avoid further legislation along the lines of a new hate speech law in Germany it says goes too far.
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The situation has raised concerns that the perennially under-funded regional G5 force, comprising troops from Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Chad, and Burkina Faso, is unable to stop unrest fanning out from West Africa's restive hinterland to coastal countries including regional economic powerhouses Ivory Coast and Ghana.
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One of Hillary Clinton's chief advantages in the presidential race is her murderers' row of surrogates, with some of the best orators in modern American politics fanning out across the country to drum up support on her behalf: Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden.
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The spaghetti sprawl of 300 bus routes fanning out across the city — some dating to the early 1900s when they were laid over trolley tracks — will be untangled in a complete overhaul of the bus system by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority that began just over a week ago.
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With activists and operatives opposed to Mr. Trump fanning out across the electoral map in a scramble to deny him the nomination, Mr. Cruz's team has argued that it is Mr. Kasich's "quixotic" bid for the White House that will prove the biggest boon to Mr. Trump in the states to come.
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Office of Management and Budget Director (OMB) Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE and Cabinet secretaries will be fanning out on Capitol Hill this week to testify on the budget and defend Trump's proposals.
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Canadian diplomats and officials fanning out across the United States on a campaign to stress the benefits of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) are also underscoring the importance of the steel sector and concerns about what could happen if the Buy American move went ahead, said a senior political source who was not authorized to speak about the matter publicly.
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" Sure, the president made mistakes in his second outing, but this did not matter, not least because of a new tactic which, we explained, involved a score of high-ranking presidential insiders fanning out across the press room at the debate site to press their verdict on reporters, namely that the second clash had ended in a draw that was "tantamount to victory for Mr Reagan.
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The rule of law, equality of the sexes, scientific curiosity, technological progress, responsible government -- plus the constant self-criticism and lust for improvement that makes us so self-conscious of our collective failings towards Aboriginal people -- all date from then; and may not have been present to anything like the same extent had the settlers fanning out from Sydney Cove been other than British.
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But it's a hilarious specificity of each character that makes the difference: Dinesh creepily macking on his Estonian underling via video chat, which is murky enough to support his claim to be "Pakistani Denzel"; Richard spoiling a certain opportunity to have sex by freaking out over a dispute with Winnie over code-formatting preferences; and Jared, who talks about fanning out his plumage, quietly bedding at least two women in Erlich's garage.
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Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Steve King says 'left-wing media' and GOP leadership owe him apology after rape, incest comments GOP memo deflects some gun questions to 'violence from the left' MORE (R-Wyo.), former Vice President Dick Cheney's daughter, is gearing up for a leadership bid this year, while Majority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyI'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' Tlaib says she won't visit Israel after being treated like 'a criminal' MORE (R-Calif.), Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseManchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Sanders: Trump doesn't 'want to see somebody get shot' but 'creates the climate for it' MORE (R-La.) and others eyeing top jobs are fanning out across the country to stump for colleagues whose support they'll need to climb the leadership ladder later this month.
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