A free-wheeling committee debate Thursday's debate was free-wheeling, as any committee member was able to offer an amendment to the impeachment articles and every lawmaker could speak up to debate it.
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Andromeda is favoring a more free-wheeling approach without specific classes.
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Taiwan's free-wheeling democracy a sharp contrast to China's one-party state.
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That means using a questionnaire over the FBI agents' free-wheeling guts.
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The looseness of that gypsy sound seems to match your free-wheeling spirit.
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And at Ball, the free-wheeling code helps attract and keep The Youth.
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Republican senators had predicted that the Senate's free-wheeling debate could last weeks.
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It's always been controlled, but it's always been a free-wheeling thing until recently.
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He's from the free-wheeling south and a foul-mouthed, get-things-done guy.
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"Crows…," a free-wheeling installation of flying birds, felt engineered for drama and display.
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Has Jerry Dipoto, their creative and free-wheeling general manager, built something to last?
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Operating in a controlled industry would be a departure for a free-wheeling tech firm.
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It's impossible to ignore actual humans are living among free-wheeling refuse and broken glass.
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Then, Susannah goes into her own liberal, free-wheeling approach to sex, uncomfortably over-sharing.
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He was from the tightly wound East Coast, she from the free-wheeling West Coast.
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Bloomberg struggled on the debate stage, at times looking lost during the free-wheeling discussion.
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He was from the tightly wound East Coast, she from the free-wheeling West Coast.
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The outbreak has left the free-wheeling, semi-autonomous Chinese territory of Macao shell-shocked.
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Yang, with his non-political background and free-wheeling style, is a unique political figure.
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Vancouver's free-wheeling atmosphere also attracts people of Jewish origin from other places, like South Africa.
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After a few years in the company, Byrne gained a reputation as a free-wheeling leader.
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This challenge will be harder than ever before in our 24-hour, free-wheeling news cycle.
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The free-wheeling floor drama could give Republicans a shot at putting the spotlight on Democrats.
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It's also hard to avoid clichés in the depiction of Freddie's free-wheeling, hard-partying lifestyle.
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We do know that Congress is taking the Trump administration's free-wheeling approach to record-keeping seriously.
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No one would have confused mid-century Riyadh with free-wheeling intellectual capitals like Cairo or Beirut.
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Their free-wheeling discussion covered a host of issues facing him and police executives nationwide, post-Ferguson.
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Reading of Feynman's free-wheeling life can be fun, but that's not what he was really about.
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The move could pave the way for a free-wheeling debate on the Senate floor next week.
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That's the word from John Martin, the free-wheeling chief executive of Time Warner subsidiary Turner Inc.
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Both Page and Brin are "burners," or avid attendees of the free-wheeling art festival Burning Man.
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But most of all, tweeters couldn't bear the thought of their beloved, free-wheeling streams going algorithmic. (#RIPTwitter)
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The result has been a free-wheeling give-away of federal property to over 8,000 law enforcement agencies.
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Why it matters: The settlement is the latest consequence for Uber's free-wheeling behavior under then-CEO Travis Kalanick.
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Aren't all these things just hallmarks of "settling down," staying put, and giving up on our free-wheeling dreams?
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Tensions appeared quickly between the two, however, as Tillerson's careful diplomatic approach clashed with Trump's free-wheeling Twitter diplomacy.
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The "Old Vice" culture has apparently made way for new leaders who don't entirely reflect those free-wheeling values.
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Marshall — It will be fascinating to see how Dan D'Antoni's free-wheeling offense fares in the NCAA tournament. 55.
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But more than the media landscape has shifted in the two decades since McCain's free-wheeling, print-chronicled campaign.
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"I am an [irreverent] and free-wheeling individual, who has never been shy about speaking my mind," he wrote.
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But the free-wheeling nature of Twitter is a major source of concern for the authoritarian regime, Coogle said.
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He was Trump's free-wheeling emissary seeking to push a foreign government to, in effect, publicly tar Joe Biden.
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In a rarity, Trump delivered his AIPAC speech with the aid of a TelePrompter, abandoning his typical free-wheeling style.
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Experiencing the scenes in the context of a larger, free-wheeling event added a marked sense of urgency and wonder.
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In the past week, Trump has abandoned his free-wheeling style of campaigning, instead using a teleprompter at every rally.
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But ANTI is meant to be free-wheeling and aimless, and anyway emotions typically aren't neat and almost never stable.
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There are the blockbusters, of course, like the free-wheeling Spider-Man and the meticulously detailed Red Dead Redemption 2.
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What the administration can accomplish is unclear, but history shows investors neither like nor highly value free-wheeling big banks.
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The free-wheeling media has exploded the possibility of a party front-runner having a monopoly on access and coverage.
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Pence has also provided a measure of stability at regular press briefings in contrast with Trump's more free-wheeling style.
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In the past week, he has abandoned his free-wheeling style of campaigning, instead using a teleprompter at every rally.
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Compared with the many venues in Israel's more affluent, free-wheeling commercial hub Tel Aviv, Jerusalem's party scene is tiny.
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Under the free-wheeling floor procedure, senators can force a vote on any amendment to the budget that they want.
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Trump's longtime personal attorney Marc Kasowitz has also cautioned against a free-wheeling interview with Mueller, according to the Times.
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Ailes was known as a master manipulator who in many ways presaged the angry, free-wheeling propaganda that pervades the internet.
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Networks have a lot of airtime to fill, and BBC Four is more free-wheeling than its stiff-upper-lip counterparts.
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Watching this movie in 2018, I was bowled over by these free-wheeling, low-stakes conversations conducted via inbox ping-pong.
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Over 75,000 glasses of free Champagne are doled out at each Golden Globes ceremony, lending to some memorable, free-wheeling speeches.
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All three West Bank cities are within 130 km (80 miles) of Tel Aviv, Israel's free-wheeling metropolis on the Mediterranean.
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However, the free-wheeling nature of Trump's account may be almost impossible to maintain, since there will be, starting on Jan.
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Yes, your data does live on your iPhone in a way that's unique from the free-wheeling world of Android devices.
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Those free-wheeling days are over and national output seems to have settled at a lower 70,000-80,000 tonne annual range.
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Artists who enjoy free-wheeling, intuitive painting programs have also pushed Tiltbrush, Google's virtual reality painting software, to exciting creative heights.
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If Pelosi's assumptions guided her location and subject choices, the film is not a free-wheeling exploration, as its opening suggests.
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Under Trump, known for running a free-wheeling operation, an unusually high number of resignations have occurred under pressure, she noted.
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The president's free-wheeling deliberations on gun violence during the past month have mainly taken place in full view of reporters.
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" A former senior CIA officer told NBC News he was embarrassed, watching the remarks, which he called a "free-wheeling, narcissistic diatribe.
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For schools, it combined instructional videos, homework, and free-wheeling conversations, all designed to meet the federal government's National Health Education Standards.
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Overall, Trump squandered one of the best moments of his presidency by speaking cavalierly in his free-wheeling and self-aggrandizing manner.
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Snowboarding legend Terje Haakosen boycotted the Games because he believed its rigid rules were at conflict with the sport's free-wheeling spirit.
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Frankie (Lily Tomlin) is her polar opposite, a free-wheeling artist who believes in the power of moon cycles and the 1960s.
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But make no mistake: These were not the free-wheeling, nonscripted live question-and-answer sessions that we are accustomed to today.
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But make no mistake: These were not the free-wheeling, nonscripted, live question-and-answer sessions that we are accustomed to today.
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The comments from the two leaders came during a free-wheeling press briefing at the tail end of Trump's raucous European tour.
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The free-wheeling Hong Kong as we know it is not yet lost, but China is in no mood to tolerate dissent.
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At a Wednesday meeting of the Congressional Black Caucus, members had a free-wheeling, 45-minute venting session about the DNC and Perez.
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It seems more like a free-wheeling creative choice than a statement, much like the movie's use of Nazis as a convenient villain.
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Asked about Cohen during an free-wheeling, impromptu press conference on the White House lawn, Trump said: "No, he's not my lawyer — anymore."
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From the earliest days of his first campaign, Trump's free-wheeling style has often scuttled even the best-laid plans of his aides.
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Currently, just three more signatures are needed to hit the key 218 figure for the discharge petition, triggering a free-wheeling immigration debate.
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Schumer predicted that the free-wheeling session would be harder for Republicans, despite the votes being used as potential 2018 fodder against Democrats.
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Angel and John said they take a free-wheeling approach to making TikToks, rarely writing scripts down or planning content ahead of time.
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Its characters address all phases of life, not just a free-wheeling (and financially unrealistic) version of being in your 20s and 30s.
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The Hill will be providing updated coverage of the Senate's free-wheeling marathon healthcare session Thursday night, known as a vote-a-rama.
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Many people in free-wheeling Hong Kong and some foreign diplomats fear mainland agents illegally captured both Lee and Gui Minhai, a Swedish national.
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You can turn off the sounds and motors on each train, but you can't switch them to a free-wheeling mode for manual play.
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His tweets — still as volatile and free-wheeling as they were before the election — now carry the weight of the highest office in America.
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Now middle-aged, Christopher Robin (Ewan McGregor) is long estranged from the free-wheeling, curious routine he carried out as an 8-year-old.
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Would any of us be surprised if she showed up the next day with a box of condoms to give her free-wheeling boss?
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At a meeting about gun laws on Wednesday, Trump presided over a free-wheeling discussion and endorsed stricter gun regulations than Republicans typically support.
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At his free-wheeling best, such as in JFK and Salvador and Platoon, Stone offers a refreshing counterpoint to the cant about American greatness.
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We were told that Silicon Valley would produce a new, free-wheeling type of capitalism that would put the world's knowledge at our fingertips.
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The outburst, his seemingly chaotic managing style, and his long-touted passion for cryptocurrency created an image of Byrne as a free-wheeling leader.
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The game's irreverent style and free-wheeling online play make it a popular choice among Twitch viewers, and there's certainly no shortage of players.
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Pelosi has asked Ryan for a more free-wheeling amendment process, where competing proposals come to the floor and the most popular bill advances.
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The Senate takes up the budget on Thursday with a free-wheeling vote-a-rama marathon during which there are fewer restrictions on amendments.
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Brought to you by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and champagne, the Golden Globe Awards are easily the most free-wheeling show of trophy season.
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Even Tumblr, though close to extinct, is cracking down on its free-wheeling policies by pushing support pages and resources for anyone who searches #suicide.
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In this free-wheeling, specially-administered corner of China, several publishing houses and bookshops have spent years churning out books banned on the Chinese mainland.
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Despite its comparatively tiny stature, the free-wheeling world of open-web ads has long been a thorn in the side of Google and Facebook.
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In a free-wheeling interview Friday on the White House's north lawn, the president said he's not worried about the prospects that Cohen will cooperate.
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So far, the debates have been free-wheeling affairs, with questions and coverage focused mostly on winnowing the large field of more than 20 candidates.
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While ChemChina is a state-owned enterprise, the man who spearheaded the acquisition, Ren Jianxin, is more free-wheeling entrepreneur than risk-averse civil servant.
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The former reality TV host has stuck to that mission, swapping his free-wheeling rally speeches for prepared remarks that stick to a singular theme.
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And by Monday morning it was clear that Trump will continue with his obsessions and free wheeling commentary no matter who the communications boss is.
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But it took the President nearly 80 minutes to mention the sanctions -- which he did only briefly -- at the end of his free-wheeling speech.
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He prefers calling into radio shows or doing satellite interviews on TV, controlled settings compared to the free-wheeling gaggle or shout-y press conference.
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One senses Quinn's Chicago origins in noticing homologies with Ed Paschke's irradiated, blurred figures and the general free-wheeling cultural appropriation of the Imagist group.
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The company has struggled to attract new tweeters to join its free-wheeling service, and its stock has spiraled to an all-time low this year.
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Responding to the arrests, South Korean presidential spokesman Kim Eui-kyeom urged journalists from his country, where the free-wheeling press is a norm, to behave.
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Some European politicians see an opportunity to challenge British dominance of finance after decades of viewing its free-wheeling "Anglo-Saxon" model of capitalism with suspicion.
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It's a super smart approach that's unique to racing games, and it's sure to make The Crew 2 an even wilder and more free-wheeling experience.
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VW has been teasing U.S. consumers with Microbus concepts for years, trying to rekindle the warm feelings for the vehicle synonymous with the free-wheeling 1960s.
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Although the spying by the NSA has disturbed everyone, it's been relatively free-wheeling in terms of what's available and what people can access and say.
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Again, the "pivot" lasted just a few days before the free-wheeling, thin-skinned Trump, who can seemingly resist no provocation, was firmly back in control.
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A 2010 ban on the export of rare earths was presented as an internal policy decision aimed at controlling China's notoriously free-wheeling rare earths sector.
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One official attributed Giuliani's free-wheeling comments to a misunderstanding of his role -- which is no longer as a "principal," but as a surrogate for Trump.
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"Reset" sounds so careful and inoffensive and technocratic; after seeing a glimpse of the franker, free-wheeling Ellen Pao, one can't help hoping for something more.
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I thought I was going to blow her mind with what a free wheeling libertine I was and, at first, everything seemed to go according to plan.
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The drama, antics, and free-wheeling fun of the many Real Housewives franchises or Keeping Up With The Kardashians can oftentimes be exactly what the doctor ordered.
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Opponents fear the law would erode rights and legal protections in the free-wheeling financial hub that were guaranteed when it returned to Chinese rule in 1997.
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As Americans, our free-wheeling creativity and fearless inventiveness have always been our calling card, features of our national enterprise, which distinguish us on the world stage.
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The free-wheeling debate is expected to take up the Senate's entire schedule next week as lawmakers struggle to reach a deal that could get 60 votes.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump, in a characteristically free-wheeling speech Saturday night, called out several Democrats by name as well as former FBI Director James Comey.
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For one, many cities are better equipped to deal with invasive tech species like scooters, given this is their second go-around with free-wheeling tech companies.
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Nose-diving ratings threaten all of that income, not to mention eroding the position of the Oscars in comparison to the more free-wheeling Golden Globe Awards.
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In more free-wheeling times and cultures, researchers say, left-handedness is more common, while in more restrictive times and places, the incidence seems to be reduced.
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Hukou registrations can be hard to change and the system has been a lightning rod for controversy in a free-wheeling economy powered by mass internal migration.
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In December, my colleague Karen DeWitt of New York Public Radio asked in a free-wheeling gaggle what Cuomo would do about sexual harassment in state government.
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"That to me would make more sense than just free-wheeling — because you go from subject to subject to subject and never get two sides," he added.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has been working the phones ahead of a free-wheeling Senate debate on immigration, the issue that shaped his 2016 presidential campaign.
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The Snap conventional wisdom is Time Warner, even though it seems like a bunch of suits, that's a free-wheeling bunch of liberal dudes in New York City.
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Brennan said that compared to al Qaeda, ISIS is a lot less "deliberate" in its planning and more "free-wheeling," willing to carry out attacks on shorter notice.
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Biden, in his standard long-winded and free-wheeling style, blasted Trump for "outrageous" and "dangerous" comments he made about President Barack Obama being the "founder" of ISIS.
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During a free-wheeling conversation on Wednesday's premiere episode, host Khloé Kardashian opened up about getting backlash for starting to date following her 2013 separation from Lamar Odom.
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Trump entered the White House with bold promises to move swiftly on the aggressive agenda laid out during his unorthodox and free-wheeling campaign: Repeal and replace Obamacare.
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In Rio, tens of thousands watched the announcement on the sands of Copacabana beach and erupted into an ear-splitting celebration rivaling the free-wheeling town's Carnival parties.
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As Brett Samuels writes, the one-two combo and Trump's tendency to lash out during free-wheeling rallies sets the stage for what could be a fiery event.
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But many Republicans have been concerned about Trump's policies, such as his proposal to temporarily ban Muslims from entering the country, and his free-wheeling, often insulting rhetoric.
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As a resident of free-wheeling Amsterdam, he touches on the kind of "liberty" for which the city is famous: the availability of cannabis and other narcotics, for example.
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In the tech world, this is sort of second nature, but for more free-wheeling media types, Apple's lock-down policies seem to have become a source of frustration.
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China's regulators have already cracked down on everything from rude joke apps to livestream bloggers disrespecting national anthem - sending a chill through the free-wheeling and innovative online arena.
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Known playboy Jax didn't have the same experience at any point during "Part One," as every mention of his free-wheeling behavior was given a wink and a nod.
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In fact, the president of the Brazilian federal biomedical research institution that made the announcement urged pregnant women not to kiss strangers during the country's free-wheeling Carnival celebrations.
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If the sport's bosses were to redesign the organisation of European football from scratch, they might attempt to combine free-wheeling meritocracy with the financial stability of American sports.
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While Voat's free-wheeling, hate speech-is-free-speech culture could reasonably be called the opposite of Raddle's, both sites were created because of perceived censorship by Reddit's administrators.
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Trump extended the free-wheeling press conference several times to take more questions and joked that he wanted to leave on a high note like the musician Elton John.
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There has been speculation that China intends to establish Hainan as a rival to free-wheeling Hong Kong, a former British colony that returned to Chinese rule in 1997.
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The event also brought out vintage Trump, with the President giving a free-wheeling speech that at times veered into a venting session about people who have slighted him.
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In season two, the show became a little more open and free-wheeling than it was before, because Leigh is slowly clawing her way back toward a new normal.
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The free-wheeling debate is expected to take up the Senate's entire schedule in the coming week as lawmakers struggle to reach a deal that could get 60 votes.
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The social media revolution has brought an immediacy and lighter touch to fashion, experts say, with many designers harking back this season to the free-wheeling 1980s for inspiration.
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While the president has long appreciated Giuliani's pugnacious and never-back-down attitude, Trump allies fear Giuliani will damage Trump with his long-winded monologues and free-wheeling accusations.
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Because I too was once an 18-year-old woman, I know the draw of a boy with a sob story and free-wheeling compliments is a powerful, powerful draw.
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Since 1990, on the first Thursday of every month, former priest Gregor Boeckermann has gathered with about a dozen others at the bank's headquarters to protest against free-wheeling capitalism.
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There has also been speculation that China intends to establish Hainan as a rival to free-wheeling Hong Kong, a former British colony that returned to Chinese rule in 1997.
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The only potential plot point that wouldn't make sense without a refresher is Lady Stoneheart's personal revenge campaign, and why free-wheeling, oath-breaking Jaime is on her hit list.
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But in addition to Trump's free-wheeling manner inside the administration, staffers were apparently left "genuinely horrified" by Trump's conduct on phone calls with various international leaders and on Twitter.
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In a free-wheeling Sunday press conference, Trump detailed the mission that trapped the former leader and some of his children in a tunnel before he detonated a suicide vest.
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So it is that theft, or call it transformative mimicry, is the free-wheeling charge the British writer Edward St. Aubyn must confront in clothing "King Lear" in modern dress.
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While few expect that the budget measure will have any serious problems passing, the upper chamber's free-wheeling voting marathon that kicks off Thursday is sure to allow for drama.
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Founded in 1996 as part of Qatari efforts to turn economic power into political influence, Al Jazeera offered free-wheeling, uncensored debate of a kind rarely seen on Arab televisions.
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Many people in free-wheeling Hong Kong and some foreign diplomats fear mainland agents illegally captured both Lee, a Hong Kong citizen and British passport holder, and Gui, a Swedish national.
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Related: President Trump called in to a British radio show hosted by Nigel Farage for a free-wheeling conversation about the general election, the queen and his praise for Boris Johnson.
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This new baby may speak more directly than her water sign aunts — and she'll probably have less of a tolerance for free-wheeling, abstract conversations than her Gemini sister and father.
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Even though it was not a traditional campaign event, the extended free-wheeling remarks underscored the president's penchant to surprise when he takes the stage in a room full of supporters.
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The Trump campaign has also said the candidate is set to embark on a series of speeches more focused on policy and other themes, in addition to his typical free-wheeling rallies.
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The jump illustrates how Russia's banking sector is feeling increased strain after years of free-wheeling lending were ended by an economic downturn caused by low oil prices and Ukraine-related sanctions.
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On platforms such as the Twitter-like Sina Weibo, Trump's Chinese supporters, who admire his business success and a free-wheeling style unconstrained by political correctness, are far more prominent than detractors.
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As portrayed in the 2006 film by Emile Hirsch (as "Johnny Truelove"), he wasn't a street-kid who came from nothing, he was just a free-wheeling dealer on a power trip.
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Yet Ned soon discovers that his pride and joy is actually shacking up with an eccentric 32-year-old mogul, Laird (Franco), who is as foul-mouthed as he is free-wheeling.
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"So we do very free-wheeling and we have a tremendous time and everybody loves it in the stadium, but in terms of television, it probably doesn't look as presidential," he continued.
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Roseanne Barr maintained during a free-wheeling interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity on Thursday night that her tweet going after former Obama aide Valerie Jarrett was political and not racist.
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But the free-wheeling speech largely focused more on a laundry list of Trump's favorite rally topics during another summer campaign event in a state that went heavily for him in 2016.
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Like chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE, the Post reported, Hagin sought to impose order on a free-wheeling White House staff that was often roiled by chaos and competing factions.
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The president is already clashing with his party on immigration — trashing a bill crafted by House GOP leadership in a free-wheeling press appearance Friday, before a spokesman walked back that criticism.
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Take one big step back from the last month -- or so -- in this White House and what you see is this: A free-wheeling president doing exactly what he loves to do.
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Unless you were already familiar with the Weimar Republic, the period of time between 1919 and 1933 in Germany, you were probably shocked by the racy, free-wheeling lifestyle demonstrated in Babylon Berlin.
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The conversation with Alexander, a poet who has known the Obama family for several decades, was free-wheeling and included notes on art, how Obama found her own voice and on sexual harassment.
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But they also have cast themselves as forums for the free-wheeling debate that's been a hallmark of the Internet, a role that makes them loathe to police the content their users share.
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The free-wheeling Fitzgeralds have always been a source of fascination, and producers Nicole Yorkin and Dawn Prestwich -- working from the Zelda-centric book "Z: A Novel of Zelda Fitzgerald" -- revel in their decadence.
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Tesla, which has faced production challenges in the past, is banking on the mass-market Model 3, which could finally allow the company to stem its free-wheeling cash burn and turn a profit.
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It is time for the Court to provide more precise guidance on how to maintain free-wheeling public commentary while protecting high profile figures from being analyzed/criticized without a foundation in real evidence.
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Opponents of the proposal fear further erosion of rights and legal protections in the free-wheeling financial hub — freedoms which were guaranteed under the city's handover from British colonial rule to Chinese sovereignty in 1997.
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My coworker, an avid listener of long and free-wheeling podcasts, let me in on a little secret: If you really, really want to get to know a celebrity, listen to his or her podcast.
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President Trump spent 50 minutes of his 73rd birthday on the phone with the hosts of "Fox & Friends" Thursday — the latest in a series of free-wheeling interviews with one of his favorite TV shows.
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Though Facebook and Instagram have largely copied these features wholesale, Snapchat's more free-wheeling style of sharing still has an edge among the teen users who still exclusively use the app over Facebook-owned platforms.
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His first try at fiction was "The Bonfire of the Vanities" in 1987, which captured the cultural feel of free-wheeling Wall Street "masters of the universe" as well as his non-fiction books did.
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Opponents of the proposal fear further erosion of rights and legal protections in the free-wheeling financial hub - freedoms which were guaranteed under the city's handover from British colonial rule to Chinese sovereignty in 1997.
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Because the free-wheeling talk-a-thon that Wolff presents as the early days of the Trump White House seem entirely unsustainable and yet totally in keeping with how Trump had conducted his entire life.
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Opponents of the changes fear further erosion of freedoms and legal protections in the free-wheeling financial hub - rights that were guaranteed under the city's handover from British colonial rule to Chinese sovereignty in 1997.
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The move touched a raw nerve, with many in the liberal, free-wheeling financial hub fearing an erosion of Hong Kong's judicial independence and individual rights, amid fears individuals wouldn't be guaranteed a fair trial.
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Gloria's aunt, Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, who founded the Whitney Museum of American Art, said Gloria's mother was misusing the trust fund on a free-wheeling lifestyle that included a female lover, and went to court.
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For traditionalists, an appropriate response to society's free-wheeling state might be to retreat to society's outer edge, albeit in small numbers, and preach the old-time religion with undiminished integrity to anyone who will listen.
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Amy Schumer's first ever major starring role in a film turned out to be this free-wheeling, funny romantic comedy about a commitment-phobic woman who meets her match in a man played by Bill Hader.
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In the comfort of his most fervent fans, Trump often resurrects his free-wheeling 2016 campaign style, pinging insults at perceived enemies such as the media and meandering from topic to topic without a clear theme.
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The official quota excludes illegal production in China, which may be significant since Beijing has been waging a campaign for years to exert control over what has been a free-wheeling part of its mineral economy.
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Trump argued during free-wheeling remarks in Minneapolis that the U.S. could "take a victory" by removing soldiers, despite pushback for withdrawing troops ahead of a Turkish military offensive that has targeted U.S.-backed Kurdish forces.
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But the rigorous system that Kelly enacted when he entered his job -- which was partly enforced by Porter -- has vexed both staffers and the President himself, who was accustomed to a free-wheeling system of access.
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Not least among these was the chasm between a conservative, established church, which is expected to beautify personal and national rites of passage, and a society whose morals and attitudes are ever more liberal and free-wheeling.
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The House Rules Committee approved 342 total amendments for floor consideration, but the process for annual appropriations bills this year has not been as free-wheeling as it was when Republicans first gained the majority in 2011.
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" The philosophy "promiscuously combines the free-wheeling spirit of the hippies and the entrepreneurial zeal of the yuppies," Barbrook and Cameron wrote, while mixing "the social liberalism of New Left and the economic liberalism of New Right.
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Wordplay A LITTLE VARIETY — This week's puzzles include: • "Spelling Bee" by Frank Longo, with the letters M +A C E I P T • "Free Wheeling" by Patrick Berry • "Tight-Fit Sudoku" by Wei-Hwa Huang Spoiler alert!
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The free-wheeling town hall -- which included a mix of questions, storytelling and protesting from attendees who spoke to the mayor -- focused on how the police department has interacted with the community for years, long before the shooting.
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Founded in 1996 as part of Qatar's efforts to turn its economic power into political influence, Al Jazeera won millions of viewers across the Arab world by offering free-wheeling, uncensored debate rarely seen on other local broadcasters.
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This was despite the fact the majority of polls deemed Hillary Clinton the winner of Monday night's showdown - the first of three - with pundits praising the Democratic nominee's preparedness for the debate, compared to Trump's free-wheeling style.
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Taiwan's free-wheeling democracy is in sharp contrast to China's one-party state and a cast of colorful candidates are contesting seats: an ex convict, an alleged spy and the front man of Asia's biggest death metal band.
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Just months earlier, Sui says he was held at a police training facility in Guangzhou, the free-wheeling hub of China's manufacturing heartland where he worked as a human rights lawyer defending a number of high-profile activists.
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But in what appeared to be a more sincere moment from the free-wheeling president, Trump indicated to the crowd that the process has been difficult for his family and that he'd be happy to see it conclude.
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Meanwhile, Paes's chosen candidate to replace him lost to Marcelo Crivella, a conservative Evangelical pastor—who Santoro characterized as "conservative even for the Bible Belt of the United States"—a sharp contrast with Rio's liberal, free-wheeling image.
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It builds on the previous three episodes of The City's second season, which is all about how Reno is changing (and why it's being changed) from a small free-wheeling city to something bigger and more buttoned up.
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Nothing. Apple argues that the venerable All Writs Act wasn't created to provide the courts "free-wheeling authority" to exercise new powers not afforded the courts by Congress — such as conscripting Apple to help the government hack iPhones.
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Luckily for those of you who have never experienced a free-wheeling set by the pair, today they've shared an exclusive 35-minute mix with THUMP featuring deconstructed club tunes, politically-charged rap edits, South African kwaito, and more.
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Rubio, a Florida senator, delivered another mea culpa for his poor debate performance and conducted a unusually long and free-wheeling 45-minute session with reporters on his plane, in which he took sharp shots at Trump and Bush.
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Hefner in August sold his famed Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles, the venue for his famous, free-wheeling parties, for $100 million but the deal gave him the right to continue living there for the rest of his life.
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Since winning the presidency, Trump has softened his tone on some issues, but there is still a lot of uncertainty about how he will run the government given his free-wheeling style and lack of political experience, economists say.
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Raised in an Episcopalian family in Massachusetts, Bush fused his preppy New England background with the more free-wheeling traits of his adoptive state of Texas, where he moved as a young man to work in the oil industry.
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Only one visitor calls himself a "friend", a 48-year-old priest who has met Breivik about 90 times and is paid to have free-wheeling talks on subjects chosen by Breivik, such as immigration, racism, fascism or Islam.
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Washington (CNN)Hallmarks of President Donald Trump's free-wheeling, unconventional campaign style have long been expected to carry over to the White House, but what remained to be seen was whether his promises of acting "so presidential" would come to pass.
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It was the second month of sharp decline following a police investigation into PT Surveyor Indonesia, one of the companies that ensures tin exports comply with the country's strict regulations covering metal produced by a historically free-wheeling unofficial production sector.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Following this weekend's historic visit of China's first aircraft carrier, Hong Kong is expected to play host to more frequent military displays as Beijing seeks new ways of forging nationalist sentiment across the free-wheeling financial hub.
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While this approach might make you a free-wheeling, inconsiderate legend for a night, you will also likely wake up the morning after with stinging memories of a shouting match in the cloakroom queue and a loveless night bus home.
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It must have occurred to many people that free-wheeling comedy, like that of Aristophanes, performed in the most public of arenas, is only possible in a fairly liberal democracy which can laugh at itself and at its powerful personalities.
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" President Donald Trump teased the existence of the photos during a free-wheeling interview on "Fox & Friends" on Thursday morning, saying: "We have incredible pictures of the two talking and meeting which I would love to release if we can.
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At bottom it is the growing accumulation of developments, big and small and from various segments of society, which collectively amount to a broad-based willingness to impose a check on the free-wheeling exercise of power of the executive.
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It doesn't have the status, and overhead, of Sports Illustrated and ESPN, but it's also not as free-wheeling as Twitter, Facebook and Snapchat, which have become go-to outlets for sports stars who want to pop-off in the moment.
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Trump has said he is eager to testify under oath to the special counsel, but some of the president's allies are concerned about the potential for him making a false statement over the course of a free-wheeling back-and-forth.
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While the app is no longer showing up in searches within Apple's App Store, it's still alive and well in Google's considerably more free-wheeling app store, so Facebook will have to lean more heavily on its Android eyes and ears for now.
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And with his free-wheeling opinions on Britain's exit from the European Union at that news conference, Trump even forced British Prime Minister Theresa May into a public defense of her policies and to come out to speak to reporters, diplomats said.
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Now, Richards' brainchild is set to premiere Thursday, June 7, on an entirely different TV home, the fledgling Paramount Network, with the kind of free-wheeling, vodka-swilling, threesome-propositioning dramedy that would make Betty White's supposedly sweltering Cleveland look positively polar.
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Caught between the sexy, free-wheeling party scene of the Weimar Republic and the brutal crimes of a nation in flux, the viewer can easily feel like they're the one sipping on the absinthe prepared in the Moka Efti sex club basement.
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The free-wheeling business hub has been on edge over the past couple of years over a campaign by some residents to preserve and promote their city's freedoms in the face of what they see as a bid by Beijing to curb them.
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Thae, the former diplomat in London, said the unorthodox new breed of negotiators was aimed at driving a wedge between the free-wheeling Trump and his team of technocrats, who were mostly cautious and skeptical about North Korea's claims of pursuing denuclearization.
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Trump made the remarks during a free-wheeling news conference after touting a plan rolled out by his administration to provide the country's farmers with an aid package to combat the effects of the trade war, which have hit them particularly hard.
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In a jovial, free-wheeling conversation, the two spoke at length about the economy, immigration and why Trump believes shutting down the government in September could ultimately be a positive for the GOP, despite little support for the move within the party.
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While studying free jazz and avant-garde improvisation at a music school in New York, he heard a 35-minute version of "The Other One," a free-wheeling Weir song that directly references Beat-era muse Neil Cassady and the bus Furthur.
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" Michael Barbaro, host of the N.Y. Times podcast "The Daily," pointed out on Twitter: "One of the strangest things about our free-wheeling Tweet presidency is that Trump routinely admits/acknowledges things, in writing, that might require hard-fought testimony from other presidents.
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" In a free-wheeling session with reporters aboard Air Force One, the President also said that while he would sit down with Mueller "under certain circumstances," he said he believes sitting down for an interview would be "a big waste of time.
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The founders created the first Google Doodle ever in 1998 to let people know they weren't around to do damage control if the site broke because they were at Burning Man, the free-wheeling art festival in the middle of the Nevada desert.
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During his campaign, he accused the right-wing military dictatorship that ruled Brazil with an iron fist from 1964 to 1985 of not killing enough dissidents, not using enough lethal force and not coming down hard enough on the nation's free-wheeling media.
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Through it all, he's breaking free from the confines of his office and the formality of the White House to fire up the free-wheeling, media-bashing brand of attack-dog politics that powered his stunning takeover of the Republican Party and the presidency.
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Close to a thousand police officers, some with riot shields and batons, and some behind temporary metal barricades, were deployed to prevent protesters surging towards the central government's Liaison Office, viewed by many as a symbol of Beijing's increasing influence on the free-wheeling city.
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A four-star Marine general known for discipline and organization, Kelly was the opposite of the free-wheeling and free-talking Mooch, who bragged last week that his job was entirely secure and that he reported directly to the President, not the chief of staff.
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Close to a thousand police officers, some with riot shields and batons, and some behind temporary metal barricades, were deployed to prevent protesters surging toward the central government's Liaison Office, viewed by many as a symbol of Beijing's increasing influence on the free-wheeling city.
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Pompeo, a former Republican congressman from Kansas, has grown increasingly close to the President in recent months -- a bond largely formed over the President's free-wheeling daily intelligence briefings, which one White House official said Pompeo delivers in person three to four times a week.
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Up until now, the free-wheeling nature of social media and the internet in general has been a powerful engine of democracy, bringing Americans of all walks of life and locations together to discuss and debate issues in a way no town square ever could.
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Fredrick Brennan, 25, who lives in the Philippines, said the free-wheeling web board he created in 2013 had become a hive of white supremacy, anonymous hate, and Neo-Nazism since he sold it to a fellow American, and said he felt a sense of guilt, "sometimes".
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - When Carrie Lam was selected for Hong Kong's top job two years ago, she pledged to "unite and move forward", a sign she would balance the desires of the city's free-wheeling citizens against the demand for control from the Communist Party in Beijing.
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But he has never come up against anything like the slick salesmanship and free-wheeling social media savvy of Mawarire, a 39-year-old preacher who has become a household name by wrapping himself, literally, in the Zimbabwe flag and posting critical videos on the Internet.
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Allyson Darling, a writer in San Francisco, attended the mass gazing event, which she described as "more intimate than an orgy" for The Bold Italic, an "online magazine that celebrates the character and free-wheeling spirit of San Francisco" where I serve as a senior editor.
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Marnie's living in her mom's home gym and her life has essentially paused for the moment; she has no career or plans for the future, so helping Hannah raise the baby is a way to ascribe meaning and shape to something that is amorphous and free-wheeling.
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Inevitably, Dell's free-wheeling attitude -- and wide-eyed reaction to Phillip's gaudy wealth -- begins to draw out his morose boss, who immediately informs him that he has a "Do Not Resuscitate" order, underscoring his compromised will to live since his accident and the death of his wife.
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Many people in free-wheeling Hong Kong and some foreign diplomats believe mainland agents illegally captured several of the men, sparking fears Chinese authorities were overriding a "one country, two systems" formula protecting Hong Kong's freedoms since its return to China from British rule in 1997.
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It was Mr. Trump's two-word insult — dubbing Mr. Bush "low-energy" — that helped devastate Mr. Bush's campaign, as voters parroted back the phrase and Mr. Bush, who in fact routinely held several free-wheeling events every day, was never able to fully shake the moniker.
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In contrast, calls for independence in Hong Kong, a former British colony, have increased over recent years, exacerbating tensions in the free-wheeling business hub as residents campaign to preserve their city's freedom in the face of what they see as Beijing's bid to curb them.
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"America first will be the overriding theme of my administration," Trump said in his remarks at Washington's Mayflower hotel, delivered from a prepared text and in a subdued fashion starkly at odds with the free-wheeling rhetorical style that has powered his political rise on the campaign trail.
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Like all the MX Master mice, there are two modes to the scroll wheel here: a precision, ratcheting scroll mode that lets you precisely tick up and down through a webpage or document, and a free-wheeling mode that just lets the wheel fly as fast as it can.
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While Trump has directed free-wheeling rhetoric toward China, Beijing's relatively "cautious" response may signal that it has decided to punish Taiwan for the Taipei-to-New York phone call, while trying to "educate" Trump on U.S.-China relations, said Rodger Baker, vice president of strategic analysis at Stratfor.
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In a free-wheeling interview with the staff of The New York Times, the president-elect made a series of comments that lend credence to the suspicion that he's running afoul of the "emolument clause" of the Constitution, which prevents the president from being bribed by foreign powers.
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"If the economy grows above its potential for a sustained period, it raises the risk of an increasing amount of risky loans being issued, real estate prices free-wheeling, and households turning too bold and starting to consume beyond their means," analyst David Nemeth at K&H said in a note.
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Listen Bar's founder Lorelei Bandrovschi was also elated—she had dreamed up the concept on a hunch that the free-wheeling fun of a bar on a lively weekend night could be captured without the booze, and as she saw it, the events of the night were proving her right.
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The free-wheeling version of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE returned Saturday, after a week of mostly staying on message.
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For students of television, it's also fascinating to hear about how Williams' improvisational style utterly flummoxed the cameramen working on the show, prompting producer Garry Marshall to add a fourth operator whose sole job was to follow the star at all times in order to catch his free-wheeling antics.
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Momentum is building in Washington to crack down on Big Tech's most free-wheeling practices: the Department of Justice is conducting a broad review of tech companies in addition to a reported antitrust investigation of Google, and Facebook disclosed a new antitrust probe by the Federal Trade Commission in July.
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After decades of contest between free-wheeling capitalism and top-down communist planning, a hybrid emerged in many transitional countries which is sometimes called state capitalism: in other words, a system that captures some of the efficiencies of capitalism but restricts the benefits to an oligarchic elite that husbands all forms of power.
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Britain's position as Europe's financial centre is emerging as one of the main issues of contention in talks over the terms of its exit from the EU. Some European politicians see an opportunity to challenge British dominance of finance after decades of viewing its free-wheeling "Anglo-Saxon" model of capitalism with suspicion.
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In making those results off-limits, the Defense Department has cited national security concerns, but the government could be hiding "negligence or misconduct in handling nuclear weapons," according to an expert interviewed by the AP. Add to this Trump's free-wheeling approach toward the nuclear arsenal, and you have a recipe for disaster.
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On the one hand, the show's paranoid certainty that life is controlled, at all turns, by corporations, governments, and shadowy forces we barely understand — and by extension, that revolution is the only answer — is one of pop culture's most potent distillations of the free-wheeling darkness that propelled Trump to the presidency.
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The crushing response on Thursday prompted the White House to schedule Friday's news conference in the Rose Garden, a favorite venue of the president thanks to its natural lighting and the more free-wheeling format of a back-and-forth news conference, according to two White House officials familiar with the matter.
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Britain's position as Europe's financial center is emerging as one of the main issues of contention in talks over the terms of its exit from the EU. Some European politicians see an opportunity to challenge British dominance of finance after decades of viewing its free-wheeling "Anglo-Saxon" model of capitalism with suspicion.
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The punk sensibility created a musical license that extended to (or at least tolerated) weird non-punk outfits like Pere Ubu and MX. Zappa was also not a real influence on MX but we were grouped with him because of a mutual free-wheeling attitude, lyrical freedom and stop-and-start compositions.
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Nightcap: Trump stumbles into racially charged controversy over white supremacist supporters | Sign up For the first time, Trump's low budget-campaign --- which depends largely on free media, public polling and a free-wheeling candidate who jumps from one controversial comment to another -- will have to make calculated decisions about how to spread its resources.
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Airbnb took steps to stop white nationalists from renting rooms through its app before their gathering in Charlottesville, Va. Most remarkably, perhaps, the efforts have even spread to the free-wheeling world of dating apps, where users have for years been welcome to screen potential lovers based on everything from height to religious beliefs.
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Republican leaders, who were desperate to stave off a discharge petition from centrists that would force a free-wheeling immigration debate on the House floor, reached an agreement to hold two votes next week on a pair of immigration bills, including the compromise measure and a more hard-line bill from House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.).
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Trump's comments on Obamacare were a bit more free-wheeling than Clinton's — including a surprise mention of M.I.T. economist Jonathan Gruber — but, when you read through the transcript, they seem to also boil down to three points: "Health care is going up by numbers that are astronomical — 68 percent, 71 percent," Trump said in his opening statement.
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No matter the era—the free-wheeling 1980s, trapping 1990s or loser point 2000s and 20053s—the final month of the NHL season usually has all the thrills of a broken-down roller coaster, as between 93 and 95 percent of teams have been maintaining playoff spots at this point of the season for about 35 years.
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Allowing Bloomberg to join the fun will not only boost audiences, it will allow voters to get a glimpse of the real man behind the polished-up fellow plastered all over their TV sets and news feeds, who up until now has not been tested through either debates or the kind of free-wheeling town halls that can expose a candidate's weaknesses.
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Their approach is a refreshing contrast with well-heeled newspaper columnists and magazine opinion writers, who have found it easy to characterize college students as privileged, fragile "snowflakes" unable to cope with the hurly-burly of rigorous, free-wheeling debate; similarly, the book refuses to equate students' attempts to "deplatform" conservative speakers—by heckling, demonstrating, or disinviting them—with the right's bloody enthusiasms in Charlottesville.
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China Wins Allies for Web Vision in Ideological Battle With U.S. Lulu Yilun Chen and Yoolim Lee write about China's "stunning ideological coup" — persuading other nations to adopt its vision of a highly restrictive internet purpose-built for surveillance of its citizens: The more free-wheeling Silicon Valley model once seemed unquestionably the best approach, with stars from Google to Facebook to vouch for its superiority.
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As the show's soon-to-be iconic jazz jingles play in the background, Miranda tells the story of a friend who had once lived the free-wheeling, fun life of a single woman in New York in the late '90s — the life that Miranda and her three friends, Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker), Samantha (Kim Cattrall), and Charlotte (Kristin Davis) would lead throughout the show.
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His campaign backpedalled on Friday, claiming that Trump would not have agreed to the interview had he known it would be aired on RT. Nevertheless, it should be noted that Trump's media strategy does not differ much from that of Putin: With a constant barrage of free-wheeling press conferences and explosive tweets, he has managed to disorient the existing media space and spread disinformation.
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Related: Carrie Fisher, 'Star Wars'' Princess Leia, dies at 60 Yet she always appeared a reluctant star, more comfortable in the role of court jester -- maintaining a sense of bemusement over both her upbringing and little items like the gold bikini she modeled in "Return of the Jedi," thoughts she articulated in free-wheeling fashion by writing about the absurdities of her privileged perch.
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Simpson left the Journal at a time two forces were changing what he did as an investigative reporter: the distressed economics of journalism was shrinking the budgets available for the free-wheeling, spend-anything fly-anywhere style of investigative reporting for which he was known; and Rupert Murdoch, the paper's new owner, wanted spot scoops and not the deeply reported investigations that were his trademark.
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Moderates say they will continue to negotiate with party leadership and conservatives -- even if they get enough support to force their own vote -- in hopes that a different, Republican-only immigration deal can spare the party leaders from an embarrassing and free-wheeling debate on the floor expected to benefit a bipartisan deal heavily supported by Democrats, while still delivering the immigration vote moderates need.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE will likely deliver his Republican National Convention keynote speech next week from a teleprompter, instead of taking the more free-wheeling approach that wooed GOP primary voters yet frustrated the party's elites.
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First reported by Fox News, the complaint seems to be part of a plan almost destined to backfire spectacularly in the public eye: one of the more combative and well-known figures in Congress (particularly for his defenses of President Donald Trump) deciding to sue a notoriously free-wheeling social media platform, two parody Twitter accounts, and a Republican operative who uses it frequently for $2250 million over tweets like these.
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But the image of this town known as an adventurous, fun-loving, free-wheeling place under clear California skies is now clouded by the image of children hungry and shackled, of one teenager's desperate escape, of an army of police investigators and social workers, of TV crews and reporters from around the world descending on that one house that, to a skydiver, doubtless looked like just another home in just another neighborhood.
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The sitcom about a group of study buddies at a community college, which very quickly became a free-wheeling parody of nearly all pop culture, was one of my favorite shows of its era, and when I was a young critic, it helped me codify many of the ways I think about TV. I reviewed every episode of the show's first five seasons in my old job at the A.V. Club, and doing so caused my career to explode.
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While it is difficult for aides to predict what the traditionally free-wheeling Trump will say once he takes the stage before a campaign crowd, Michael Glassner, the COO of Trump's 2020 campaign, said the President will discuss economic growth, trade and his summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. But it is unlikely that Trump, who is in the middle of a firestorm over families coming to the United States illegally being separated, will be able to avoid the immigration debate, even if he will be more than 1,500 miles from the US-Mexico border.
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Pence has been front-and-center during the response, appearing at near daily press briefings and offering a calm and measured approach in contrast to President TrumpDonald John TrumpDe Blasio calls on Trump to deploy military to set up hospitals in New York Hillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website Trump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing MORE's often free-wheeling and occasionally misleading comments about the virus.
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