The flap over Ms Nixon pales in comparison to those lapses.
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Now, Rosenstein reportedly factors into the flap over the GOP memo.
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Already, there was a mini-flap over the language of the announcement.
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The flap over skimpy swimwear here turned Europe's burkini debate on its head.
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The flap over the entry we crawled through has been closed, ushering in darkness.
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Biden may have rolled his eyes at the flap over his remarks on segregationists.
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The letter emerged amid a flap over the new secretary of state's relationship with the alliance.
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The flap over Mr Trump's no-show is actually proof of the closeness of the relationship.
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There is little doubt that the flap over the matter has inflamed tensions between the two powers.
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In the end, the flap over reducing the size of a national monument is much ado about nothing.
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He is also an influential adviser to Hillary Clinton, as the flap over her Benghazi emails made abundantly clear.
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Meanwhile, the national party is doing its best to stay out of the flap over the Cruz-Kasich accord.
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One saw that Zeena had forgotten to pull down the flap over her eyes and began loudly admonishing her.
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But they acknowledge that this week's flap over the Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE) has chilled the conversation around earmarks.
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Another source who has been in contact with Biden's team said the flap over his personal conduct had been anticipated.
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Trump on Sunday said that Democrats don't appear really interested in reaching an agreement, citing the new flap over detention facilities.
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The flap over Cordray's replacement reinforces the need to fundamentally reshape the CFPB's governance structure, as I discussed in a Nov.
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"No, no, no," said the woman, who was half my height, as she put the right-side flap over the left.
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The flap over the committee's legitimacy as an investigative probe came shortly before Clinton's high-profile, marathon appearance in front of the panel.
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The flap over paying her legal bills is connected to a separate class-action civil lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Phoenix.
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Steve Schmidt, a senior adviser to McCain's campaign at the time, said Monday that the flap over the Times report would only help Trump.
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The flap over Mr. Damore's criticism of Google's diversity efforts comes as the company has tangled with the Labor Department over its pay practices.
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The recent flap over the public release of unsubstantiated accusations against President-elect Donald J. Trump has deepened his already tense relationship with the media.
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Politicized art-hating is again on display in the flap over a new Shakespeare in the Park production of "Julius Caesar" with a Trump-like lead.
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Several said the flap over security clearances show that Kushner is in over his head, suggesting he only got his job because of his family connections.
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But Bannon's star had been tumbling long before this week's flap over criticism Bannon leveled at Trump's family in Michael Wolff's new book on the White House.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan is to send patent officials to the United States to discuss the flap over Kim Kardashian's Kimono brand underwear, the trade minister said on Tuesday.
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The latest flap over the "not qualified" rating from the American Bar Association for a judicial nominee raises several issues, none of which make the group look good.
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If FERC focuses solely on the flap over changes to rules that govern how Colonial moves fuels, "we will continue to fight about allocating scarce capacity," Baer said.
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I recently got pulled into a small flap over an annual dinner held by the St. Patrick's Society, a men's club in my hometown of Saint John, New Brunswick.
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When the flap over "Borderlife" forced Israeli Jews to take a position on the highly complicated matter of assimilation and intermarriage, many of them proved unequipped to deal with it.
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John Kasich said that Trump's remarks about nuclear policy and NATO, in addition to a separate flap over his comments on abortion, raised questions about his qualifications to be president.
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Hopes to move away from Trump talk But Ryan has sought to pivot away from his flap over Trump in recent weeks, something that could alleviate tensions in the conference.
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The Jezebel flap over ''whorephobia'' was emblematic: Jezebel staff members denied that they were motivated by fear, and their critics countered that that is just what a homophobe would say.
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A swath of amendments to FISA, including 85033, are set to expire at the end of the year, and the flap over unmasking has put a clean reauthorization in some danger.
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Sources close to Biden told Reuters this week that the flap over his history of hugging and touching members of the public at political events has not deterred an expected White House bid.
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The big picture: The flap over his donation is the latest of several recent controversies around Musk, who in May had a combative call with financial analysts and has publicly attacked the press.
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Prompted in part by the flap over Uber and Lyft arbitration fees, California last month enacted a law that will impose stiff penalties on companies that stall payment of contractually required arbitration fees.
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In addition to the flap over the briefing, Trump doubled down on his skewering of U.S. intelligence officers Wednesday, appearing to grant more credibility to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange than to American spy agencies.
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You can close the bag in two ways: by folding the flap over and securing it with the company's excellent Arkiv closures, or by rolling it down and Velcroing it shut with a different flap.
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The government scandals that have surfaced on his watch so far have been relatively paltry, like the flap over a $400 expense claim by the health minister to pay for access to Air Canada's airport lounges.
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Google has waded into a privacy flap over a partnership with Ascension, a major U.S. hospital network, to collaborate on tools that help make sense of information about patients and help doctors search the medical record.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The growing flap over whether President Donald Trump used his office to seek re-election help from his Ukrainian counterpart poses political risks, and some opportunities, for Democratic White House front-runner Joe Biden.
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Despite a flap over the purchase of some high-priced office furniture earlier this year, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson has managed to stay under the radar and in the good graces of the President.
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One source affiliated with Rubio's campaign brushed aside the thought that he could face criticism for comments that are less than presidential and argued that Trump's recent flap over Duke is a sign of the larger issue.
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Herzog has a blue sleeping bag from Goodwill onto which he has sewn arms, and once he wriggles into it and pulls the flap over his head, he can sit silently in his chair for long stretches.
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The healthcare industry is in a world of cybersecurity hurt A significant piece of cybersecurity news erupted last week, although it was nearly drowned out by the growing flap over President Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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At the core of what's interesting and unsettling here is that what Beecroft said reminds us — similar to last year's flap over Rachel Dolezal — of the uncomfortable truth that there is no objective or scientific test for racial identity.
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That style of port is enough of a departure from the aesthetic of the SNES that Nintendo decided to put a little plastic flap over the ports, so that when it's closed it more closely resembles the original SNES.
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When he took the job, Kerry was seen as the second choice after Obama's preferred pick, Susan Rice, now national security adviser, was ruled out by the Senate in a flap over the 2012 terror attacks in Benghazi, Libya.
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The flap over his language transpired during a weekend of more terrorism in London, and at the end of a week in which a racist spray-painted a slur on a LeBron James home in Los Angeles; and Portland, Ore.
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Beyond the flap over his raising taxes and the impact of Perot's candidacy, Bush's 275 loss was tied to a stagnant economy that sent the U.S. jobless rate to 22016 percent and left Bush open to charges that Republican policies had failed.
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Even before the flap over Dr. Jackson, Mr. Trump and the Republicans had hoped to use the power of that 20-point margin to defeat Mr. Tester for re-election this fall and defend their narrow 51-seat majority in the Senate.
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They cast last week's flap over the sailors a positive story, saying it shows how the diplomatic channel established during the nuclear talks — the first formal diplomacy between Washington and Tehran since the late 1970s — can resolve dangerous incidents before they escalate.
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The flap over the presence of Turkish troops in northern Iraq, which the government in Baghdad objects to because the forces are there without its permission, could undermine recent gains in the fight against the terror group and disrupt the upcoming effort to retake Mosul.
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This flap over family detention has again laid bare a debate that worked in Trump's favor in 2016 and could still help him and the Republican Party win in 2018 and 2020: One party prefers tighter immigration restrictions and one party leans toward relaxed enforcement.
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The flap over the Pelosi video reveals the limits of Facebook's third-party fact-checking system in the battle against misinformation heading into the 2020 election cycle -- and as the company faces increasing scrutiny in Washington, including calls for it to be broken up from Massachusetts Democratic Sen.
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It was the latest flap over support that Mr. Trump has received from a white nationalist figure; he was criticized for declining to disavow the former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke's support in February despite being asked to repeatedly in an interview if he would do so.
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Even in Israel, where Mr. Trump is likely to be welcomed with open arms, tensions have surfaced over his sharing classified Israeli intelligence during a meeting with Russia's foreign minister and ambassador to the United States, and a smaller flap over the political status of the Western Wall.
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What I saw was a pier with shaded areas down which formless black shapes — that is to say, women — glided with their faces veiled, one woman lifting the black flap over her mouth to insert an ice cream cone; and an official telling a little girl to get off her tricycle.
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Saddled early on by halting fund-raising totals, middling poll numbers and a running flap over claims of Native American ancestry, she managed to elevate herself above the primary morass behind a fire hose of policy plans and the canny celebri-fication of a septuagenarian bankruptcy expert who campaigns in sneakers and cardigans, smiling into any cellphone camera pointed at her until the photo line is bare.
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Panthers deem flap over voting 'error'. The Washington Times, April 26, 2010.
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"Venezuela's Jews Defend Leftist President in Flap Over Remarks". Forward.com, January 13, 2006. Available from the U.S. Embassy in Venezuela. Accessed April 3, 2008.
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The Simon Wiesenthal Center criticized President Hugo Chávez after he compared Spain's José María Aznar to Hitler.Perelman, Marc. "Venezuela's Jews Defend Leftist President in Flap Over Remarks". Forward.com, January 13, 2006.
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However, these survive only by sexual parasitism,Sandra Hines, 2006. "Flap over fishes: Who's the smallest of them all? " University of Washington News and the female individuals reach the significantly larger size of .Raffles Museum news, 2006.
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There is concern about the environmental impact of butterfly releases,Federman, Adam. All Aflutter: The Flap Over the Mail Order Butterfly Industry, Earth Island Journal, Autumn 2008: Vol. 23, no. 3. in particular the release of monarch butterflies at weddings.
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The Center's representative in Latin America replied that Chávez's mention of Christ-killers was "ambiguous at best" and that the "decision to criticize Chávez had been taken after careful consideration".Perelman, Marc. Venezuela's Jews Defend Leftist President in Flap Over Remarks. Forward.com, January 13, 2006.
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As this histidine ligand is part of the mobile flap, binding of the urea substrate for catalysis closes this flap over the active site and with the addition of the hydrogen bonding pattern to urea from other ligands in the pocket, speaks to the selectivity of the urease enzyme for urea.
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The ribs were also formed from steel tube. The forward part of the centre section was plywood covered, with fabric aft. The outer wing panels were ply covered, each with a single wooden single spar. There was a split flap over the whole centre section trailing edge and slotted ailerons which filled the trailing edges of the outer panels.
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They carried their arrows in a quiver with a protective flap over its opening. Cretan archers were unusual in carrying a shield, which was relatively small and faced in bronze. The carrying of shields indicates that the Cretans also had some ability in hand-to-hand fighting, an additional factor in their popularity as mercenaries.Connolly, p. 45.
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Israel (1995), pp. 499–505 The flap over the Holland public prayers was just one of many instances. What makes it interesting is that such debates were usually not over doctrinal matters, but in a sense about "public order." Also, they tended quickly to widen to debates over unsettled constitutional matters, like the provincial-supremacy claim of the Holland regents.
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Females change to the female colour phase at length of . The dorsum becomes green, eventually light to yellowish green, whereas the dorso-lateral stripes become indistinct and eventually disappear. The light yellow to white ventral colouration is separated from the dorsal colouration with a distinct irregular margin. Males have a gular vocal sac that has a well-developed protective flap over it.
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The 3D bags have a gusset for expansion to avoid contact between the plant and the bag. Sometimes pollination bags may have a window to allow examination of inflorescence without removing the bag. Bags with a flap over the window, when provided, protects from strong sunlight. Most pollination bags are produced by general paper bag manufacturers which have branched out into providing pollination bag supplies.
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Holsters vary in the degree to which they secure or protect the firearm. Some holsters for law enforcement officers have a strap over the top of the holster to make the handgun less likely to fall out of the holster or harder for another person to grab the gun. Some holsters have a flap over the top to protect the gun from the elements.
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A pocket protector promoting the family of Linux operating systems. A pocket protector is a sheath designed to hold writing instruments and other small implements in a shirt's breast pocket, protecting it from tearing or staining. It may be used to carry pens, pencils, screwdrivers, small slide rules, and other small items. A flap over the outside of the pocket helps to secure the pocket protector.
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Paucton's rotorcraft was man-powered, while another approach, also originally studied by da Vinci, was the use of flap valves. The flap valve is a simple hinged flap over a hole in the wing. In one direction it opens to allow air through and in the other it closes to allow an increased pressure difference. An early example was designed by Bauer in 1764.
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Ralph walks away, frustrated. 4\. Ralph takes the idea of using armour further and fashions a tank out of a cannon, some metal shielding, and a unicycle. It takes Ralph some time to get into position with the unwieldy unicycle and he almost falls off the cliff. Once he does get into position, Sam simply closes the flap over Ralph's gun, causing Ralph to blow himself up.
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Yuill also supported an early workfare scheme in 1979, which was rejected by the Metro Council.Dick Beddoes, "Job maker? Could be", Globe and Mail, 31 January 1979, P8. In 1988, he supported a ban on Now Magazine from parts of city hall as a response to the journal's adult-themed personal ads.David Lewis Stein, "Flap over Now ban has turned quite nasty", Toronto Star, 24 March 1988, A29.
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On the folded part, or flap, over the front cover is generally a blurb, or a summary of the book. The back flap is where the biography of the author can be found. Reviews are often placed on the back of the jacket. Many modern bestselling hardcover books use a partial cloth cover, with cloth covered board on the spine only, and only boards covering the rest of the book.
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In this capacity, he succeeded Heiner Geissler and was put in charge of administrative matters and electoral tactics.William Tuohy (August 23, 1989), Kohl Names New Party Aide Amid Flap Over Campaign Tactics Los Angeles Times. At a party convention in late 1992, the CDU surprisingly replaced Rühe with Heinz Eggert, a representative from East Germany, as one of Kohl's four deputies.Craig R. Whitney (November 5, 1992), Berliners Await the Return of a Capital.
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It is a UVB absorber, meaning it can absorb wavelengths between 290 and 320 nm.Melanoma Madness The scientific flap over sunscreens and skin cancer -- Chemical studies, Science News Online, 6/6/98 (accessed 10/1/2009, 2009) Patented in 1943, PABA was one of the first active ingredients to be used in sunscreen.F. P.; Mitchnick, M.; Nash, J. F. A Review of Sunscreen Safety and Efficacy Photochem. Photobiol. 1998, 68, 243 256.
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Flinn's political and business organization began to crumble in the late 1890s when a flap over the rigged bidding system came to a head with Edward Manning Bigelow, director of public works. By the 1902 elections reformers held sway and citizens voted down the machine. Magee himself had died in 1901 after a short illness. Flinn withdrew from local politics, as a result, and retired to a country estate north of the city called Beechwood Farm.
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Many palaeontologists originally considered the acanthodians close to the ancestors of the bony fishes. Although their interior skeletons were made of cartilage, a bonelike material had developed in the skins of these fishes, in the form of closely fitting scales (see above). Some scales were greatly enlarged and formed a bony covering on top of the head and over the lower shoulder girdle. Others developed a bony flap over the gill openings analogous to the operculum in later bony fishes.
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A spadea or spadia (also "spadea fold") is a separately printed, unbound broadsheet that is folded around a newspaper or other periodical, or around one of its sections, appearing as a partial page or flap over the front and back. Spadeas have been an advertising mechanism for publishers for many years, particularly for magazines and comics. They have become popular for other publishing forms as well; in 2007, The New York Times implemented a spadia ad campaign for the first time.
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This fob could also provide a protective flap over their face and crystal. Women's watches were normally of this form, with a watch fob that was more decorative than protective. Chains were frequently decorated with a silver or enamel pendant, often carrying the arms of some club or society, which by association also became known as a fob. Ostensibly practical gadgets such as a watch winding key, vesta case, or a cigar cutter also appeared on watch chains, although usually in an overly decorated style.
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The chairperson of the accident investigation board adopted the report on 10 July 2002."Appendix A." Final Accident Report. The investigation showed that: > ...during the go-around, as the captain was dealing with the flap over-speed > situation, he applied a nose-down side-stick input, resulting in a nose-down > pitch. While the aircraft was accelerating with TOGA power in total > darkness, the somatogravic illusion could have caused the captain to > perceive (falsely) that the aircraft was ‘pitching up’. He would have > responded by making a ‘nose down’ input.
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Magee fell ill in 1899 and took a leave of absence for treatment and rest. During this time his partner Flinn became involved in a flap over the rigged bidding system the two had concocted for city contracts. The "lowest responsible bidder" scheme, as it was known, assured that Flinn's company, Booth and Flinn, won most large construction and paving contracts in Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania. Edward Manning Bigelow, director of public works and a cousin of Magee's, was moved by public reform pressure to liberalize specifications for streets, which allowed competition.
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On 27 January 2016, Jean-Jacques Urvoas was named as the replacement to become the Minister of Justice for France.Associated Press, French justice chief resigns amid flap over terrorism bill, San Francisco Chronicle, January 27, 2016 This after Christiane Taubira resigned as Minister of Justice of France, in protest of the new anti-terrorism law in France. Upon assuming his post, he made the increase of the ministry's budget his main objective, arguing that the justice system was suffering from urgent problems. He received a 9% budget increase.
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Perriello won a narrow (50.1% to 49.9%) victory over Republican six-term incumbent Virgil H. Goode Jr., a longtime figure in Virginia politics who had previously represented a large portion of the district in the Senate of Virginia. Perriello had trailed Goode in the polls by 30 percent only three months before the election. Politico reported that Goode's campaign was impaired by remarks by Goode that were interpreted as anti-Muslim and by a flap over Goode's tenuous connection to a gay-themed movie. The traditionally Democratic urban areas of the district gave Perriello significant margins over Goode.
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Conservation efforts for the Chatham petrel started in the late 1980s, the initial focus of which was locating burrows and determining the cause of breeding failure. Once it was determined that burrow competition from broad-billed prions was causing most breeding attempts to fail, attention shifted to protection of burrows and chicks from prion interference. Burrows are located using telemetry - adult birds caught on the surface are fitted with a small transmitter and tracked to their burrows. Burrows are then protected by installing a plastic or wooden artificial burrow (to guard against collapse) and protected from prion entry by the fitting of a neoprene flap over the burrow entrance.
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""Uneasy rider in Fremont" by Jean Godden, The Seattle Times, June 20, 2001 "There was no better illustration of the fair's quirkiness than in its parade - with its wild costumes, floats and giant puppets - and nude bicyclists, which led to a flap over the permit for this year's parade. ... Before the city issued this year's parade permit, police said they have gotten numerous complaints about the nude cyclists every year. They asked the Fremont Arts Council to post signs along the parade route warning cyclists, who are not a sanctioned part of the parade, about laws against indecent exposure. The council said no, even though members discouraged the nudity.
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Some zippers include a designed ability for the slider to hold in a steady open or closed position, resisting forces that would try to move the slider and open the zipper unexpectedly. There are two common ways this is accomplished: The zipper handle can have a short protruding pin stamped into it, which inserts between the zipper teeth through a hole on the slider, when the handle is folded down flat against the zipper teeth. This appears on some brands of trousers. The handle of the fly zipper is folded flat against the teeth when it is not in use, and the handle is held down by both slider hinge tension and the fabric flap over the fly.
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Filtering surgeries are the mainstay of surgical treatment to control intraocular pressure. An anterior sclerotomy or sclerostomy is used to gain access to the inner layers of the eye in order to create a drainage channel from the anterior chamber to the external surface of the eye under the conjunctiva, allowing aqueous to seep into a bleb from which it is slowly absorbed. Filtering procedures are typically divided into either penetrating or non-penetrating types depending upon whether an intraoperative entry into the anterior chamber occurs. Penetrating filtering surgeries are further subdivided into guarded filtering procedures, also known as protected, subscleral, or partial thickness filtering procedures (in which the surgeon sutures a scleral flap over the sclerostomy site), and full thickness procedures.
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The boxer-twin configuration can cause pressuring of the crankcase during each inward piston stroke and de- pressurisation during each outward piston stroke, since both pistons are moving inwards or outwards at the same time. This crankcase pumping effect (also found on singles-cylinder engines and 360° parallel-twin engines) is usually addressed by means of a crankcase breather. The Citroën 2CV boxer-twin engine took advantage of this pumping effect to maintain a partial vacuum inside the crankcase, in order to reduce oil leaks when an oil seal malfunctions. This was achieved by using a one-way valve (a leather or rubber flap over a hole in the crankcase), to let air escape the crankcase but not enter it.
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In a December 15 > memorandum to Helms, Carver stated that Laird was anxious to remove all U.S. > military personnel from the PRU program, as were MACV commanding general > Creighton Abrams and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Laird admitted that his > concerns were "political," and he wanted to avoid a flap over the PRU in > which U.S. military personnel would be associated. Carver explained that > recent steps had been taken to tighten controls over the program, curtail > the operational involvement of U.S. military personnel, and shift the > emphasis to intelligence collection from ambush or "elimination." Carver > argued that the sudden removal of U.S. military personnel, who were already > in the process of being gradually reduced, would be a mistake and would > jeopardize the program.
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Where the standard jackets were closed by a full-length zipper, covered by a buttoned flap, and buttoned cuffs, the windproof smock used velcro to close the flap over the zipper and to fasten the cuffs. The buttons fitted to the Windproof Smock (on the four, expanding front pockets, and the small arm pocket for the First Field Dressing) were all of an overlarge type, to ease use by cold or gloved fingers. Later, a similar DPM Windproof smock was introduced (the Smock, Windproof, Arctic), this was primarily issued to Royal Marine Commandos and Army units assigned to the AMF(L) for arctic warfare. This differed from the Smock, Windproof, DPM in that it had button-on rank tabs on the chest and back, as well as a wire 'stiffener' for the hood.
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By 1970, there were about 50000 stamp selling machines being used in the UK and many more had been exported worldwide. The basic design remained unchanged from 1905 until 1970, when the Type 'G' series was introduced. G.1 was the first "modern" mechanism and was said by the manufacturer to be designed to fit in the old housings, although subsequent to the prototype it had to be modified and in any case was much deeper than the preceding designs so that it actually required its own specially designed case, designated Type U. Type G machines incorporated many novel features including a Perspex cover sealed from moisture over the stamp coil to prevent the stamps sticking together. In addition the mechanism was driven by the user lifting a large flap over the vend slot.
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