Now, the North might start freezing out the South, too.
|
|
I put on my warmest sweater because it is FREEZING out.
|
|
Indeed, freezing out China is not something welcomed everywhere in America.
|
|
The Hill: Koch network freezing out Republicans who have crossed them.
|
|
It's freezing out so I walk quickly and get my heart pumping!
|
|
My nine-mile loop is pretty nice today, since it's not totally freezing out.
|
|
Many Democrats contend Trump's party "stole" a Supreme Court seat by freezing out Garland.
|
|
"It was freezing out there and those Michigan fans are nuts," Ms. Kennedy said.
|
|
Eventually it gets late, and he calls me an Uber home since it's freezing out.
|
|
Despite being spring, it's still freezing out and I need a warm pick-me-up.
|
|
Completely freezing out a market that is inclined to support you is a bold strategy.
|
|
Trump appears to have a habit of freezing out key players while making major decisions.
|
|
You can't get too close and you read some plaques and it's freezing out there.
|
|
However much justified, this move was the equivalent of China freezing out Apple and Microsoft.
|
|
I join her for two stops to shorten my walk a bit because it's freezing out.
|
|
In the opening scenes we witness him freezing out a lover of whom he has tired.
|
|
Not only is it freezing out, but I feel stripped and vulnerable in the gauzy fabric.
|
|
I like waking up my body with some physical movement, especially when it's below freezing out. Free.
|
|
The pumpkin pork stew is so delicious and soothing, it'll make you wish it was freezing out.
|
|
Freezing out journalists because they don't agree with him makes a mockery of his message of openness.
|
|
During my visit, I noticed only one man braving the pool — it was freezing out, after all!
|
|
It's on my way and it's freezing out (she hates the cold!) so I tell her no problem.
|
|
It is freezing out while I wait for my gas, which seems to be taking longer than usual.
|
|
Mobile tickets can essentially be locked to allow resale only through the Yankees' ticket exchange, freezing out StubHub.
|
|
In this edition, Peter Smith writes about freezing out overwhelming thoughts and situations by plunging themself into icy cold water.
|
|
Then keep complaining, because women are 47 percent of the workforce, and freezing out half the office doesn't make sense.
|
|
Certain forces are reasserting control and freezing out the insurgents and rabble-rousers in advance of a critical election year.
|
|
The result is a slushy interchange of money and influence that favors the rich and well-connected while freezing out everyone else.
|
|
Seriously this thing is going to take like half an hour to smoke and it's freezing out, what the fuck are we doing?
|
|
Big companies are routinely awarded federal contracts, freezing out thousands of small businesses, many of which are owned by women, minorities and veterans.
|
|
The deep-pocketed and enormously influential groups within the network are freezing out Republicans they believe have violated the group's fiscally conservative principles.
|
|
When the sun goes down it's positively freezing out there, and there is never time to go home to change in between events.
|
|
The TMC has declared that elections will be held within nine months, effectively freezing out the opposition which would have no time to prepare.
|
|
In fact, there are those who argue that this is exactly what we've accomplished by freezing out Kim Jong Un. We give him the cold shoulder.
|
|
It's in that context that we should view the freezing out of Kaepernick and his former teammate Eric Reid, who similarly hasn't found work in the NFL.
|
|
President Trump's chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE is reportedly freezing out aides to the president he deems unfit for serious meetings, including aide Omarosa Manigault.
|
|
Whatever comes from the proposals, it is nice to see the sides talking, undercutting the perception that a skeptical union was simply freezing out Commissioner Rob Manfred.
|
|
On Sunday the Chinese embassy in Paris warned France against freezing out Huawei in the wake of reports that several French cities might place restrictions on the company.
|
|
In addition to revamping the scientific advisory boards, Pruitt has met almost exclusively with fossil fuel interests while freezing out his agency's own scientists from reviewing regulatory rollbacks.
|
|
The political chasm between Harper and Obama manifested in a number of ways, "most notably in the almost complete freezing out of Obama's ambassador to Canada," Byers said.
|
|
He was blamed first for freezing out and then for forcing the midseason trade of his backup and possible heir apparent, Jimmy Garoppolo, to the San Francisco 49ers.
|
|
Several aides said Mr. Trump is freezing out Mr. Cohn by employing a familiar tactic: refusing to make eye contact with Mr. Cohn when his adviser greets him.
|
|
It&aposs heavy and a tad bulky, but you&aposll be grateful to have it on your back when it&aposs raining, snowing, or just plain freezing out.
|
|
"It was a pretty fun thing to do, though I probably should have waited to do this until April or May because it was freezing out," Shanks says.
|
|
"It happened so slow," she explains to an understanding Jo, saying she started freezing out people in her life Paul didn't like, from co-workers to concerned family members.
|
|
" She also denied that Kelly is freezing out longtime Trump friends and supporters, saying, "Anybody to my knowledge who has wanted to see the president has been able to.
|
|
Sometimes the rules can appear arbitrary, like in August when Beijing ruled to limit new licenses for games, freezing out Tencent and rival gaming companies from putting out new products.
|
|
Jorge Neto Valente, head of the Macau's Lawyers Association, said freezing out Portuguese judges violated the Basic Law and created a sort of patriotism test based on their feelings toward China.
|
|
Qualcomm had argued during a 10-day non-jury trial before Koh in January that it became dominant in the market for smartphone chips through technological leadership, not freezing out rivals.
|
|
Carl Ford, then the assistant secretary of state for intelligence and research, testified that Bolton's behavior had a "chilling effect" throughout the department, freezing out dissent on proliferation issues beyond Cuba.
|
|
The familiar settings capture people in uncanny situations, standing under a bridge naked when it's freezing out, or staring off into space at home in their underwear like slow-breathing statues.
|
|
The scariest thing to witness was they way the administration cozied up to advocates of abstinence-only sex education, while freezing out supporters of evidence-based approaches to sexual health promotion.
|
|
Qualcomm had argued during a 10-day non-jury trial before Koh in January that it became dominant in the market for smartphone chips through technological leadership, not freezing out rivals.
|
|
But there will be no general debate, and dozens of side events were canceled, leaving it New York-based and freezing out attendees and civil society groups from around the world.
|
|
They are also freezing out businesses that sell high-capacity magazines and "bump stocks," attachments that enable semiautomatic rifles to fire faster, even though such products are legal under federal law.
|
|
He was adept at seizing the spotlight and freezing out the official spokesman on foreign policy, Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance, provoking conflicts that ultimately led to Mr. Vance's resignation.
|
|
His goal—in freezing out the Congressional Budget Office, racing the legislation through committees, intimidating his defiant members—was to overcome the public sentiment problem by staying one step ahead of it.
|
|
Liberal groups and members of Congress, including several who beat sitting incumbents, have objected to what they deem a "blacklist" aimed at freezing out young progressive candidates looking to be the next Rep.
|
|
And in Texas, a 2014 law required incoming students under the age of 22 to get vaccinated for meningitis, which prompted colleges like the University of Houston to implement their own freezing out policy.
|
|
The report — "Freezing Out Justice: How Immigration Arrests at Courthouses Are Undermining the Justice System " — found 67 percent of police officers surveyed reported that immigrants' fear affected their ability to protect survivors of crime.
|
|
Truth be told, I could go for a taquito or some daytime cold medicine right now, and it's freezing out so I definitely see how this service is winning some fans among early customers.
|
|
Carl Ford, then the assistant secretary of state for intelligence and research, testified that Bolton's assault on the analyst had a "chilling effect " throughout the department, freezing out dissent on proliferation issues beyond Cuba.
|
|
Carl Ford, then the assistant secretary of state for intelligence and research, testified that Bolton's assault on the analyst had a "chilling effect" throughout the department, freezing out dissent on proliferation issues beyond Cuba.
|
|
Vymorozka, which translates as 'freezing out', is the process of cutting away the ice from around a ship's hull with chainsaws, then pickaxes and hammers, exposing areas needing repair, which are usually below the waterline.
|
|
Per CNN, it is so freezing out that sharks are freezing to death on the shores of Massachusetts and Twitter users have posted photos of their windows shattering after the glass allegedly contracted in the cold.
|
|
COLORADO SPRINGS — Billionaire conservative businessman Charles Koch's political network is freezing out Republicans that it believes have violated its fiscally conservative principles, and is, at least for now, only supporting four Senate GOP candidates in the fall.
|
|
Read These Stories Next:The Foolproof Cleansing Method That Everyone With Curly Hair Should Try Pro Hair Tips To Wash-And-Go All Winter Long — Even When It's Freezing Out Yara Shahidi Is Wearing Her Hair Shorter Than Ever
|
|
But those close to the president say that Trump has increasingly expressed fatigue at Kelly's attempts to shackle him and that while Trump is not ready to fire Kelly, he has begun gradually freezing out his top aide.
|
|
In the middle of an abysmal series against the Milwaukee Bucks in the Eastern Conference semifinals, Irving looked and sounded as obstinate as ever, freezing out his teammates in blowout losses before professing his greatness in news conferences.
|
|
It was freezing out, and it hurt to breathe, but everything stopped spinning, at least, and I had more balance now, and being aware of my balance made me aware of the stillness all around me, and the silence.
|
|
In short order, she successfully gains access to the elite fund while freezing out all her ostensible comrades — directly at the expense of Dollar Bill, whom Axe boots from the fund because of his loose lips on the matter.
|
|
The Hill interviewed more than a half-dozen of the network's largest donors and found broad support for targeting or freezing out Republicans they view as fiscally irresponsible — even if it costs the party the House and Senate in the fall.
|
|
It's freezing out, we're all tired from schlepping to the mall to buy presents and prep for the holidays, and there's really nothing that feels more festive than watching a movie on the couch with some sugar cookies and hot tea.
|
|
During the primaries, Democratic Party elites essentially cleared the field for Hillary Clinton, letting potentially strong challengers like Elizabeth Warren or Joe Biden know they could expect little party support, and freezing out candidates who did run, like Martin O'Malley.
|
|
The ability of Amazon to totally bridge the convenience gap by integrating with its own logistical operation and freezing out basically everybody else from the online world and then making its inroads in the brick and mortar world [is a key factor].
|
|
Keeping people with criminal records out of the legal pot industry has led to a freezing out of people of color from other states' marijuana economies, critics say; importantly, Prop 64 would allow individuals with prior drug convictions to participate in the legal industry.
|
|
In their report, Professor Hersch and Professor Shinall argue that overly broad guidance offered by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the primary federal agency entrusted with enforcing the law in the workplace, has had the effect of freezing out discussion about family life during interviews.
|
|
One could argue that a digital Berlin Wall began rising years ago when China created its Great Firewall to seal off the internet inside China from the global internet — so Beijing could censor all news and online internal discussions, freezing out Google, Facebook and Twitter.
|
|
Experts are worried that the Department of Health and Human Services, which sets the terms for Title X grants, will drastically reshape the program by doing things like cutting overall funding, freezing out providers who offer abortions, and limiting access to certain methods of birth control.
|
|
Similarly, China was upset when we sold F-22019 fighters to Taiwan in 1992, but it responded more harshly to France's sale of Mirage fighter jets the same year, closing the French consulate in Guangzhou (Canton) and freezing out French companies trying to enter the China market.
|
|
In a historic seven-hour meeting in Russia's Sochi on Tuesday, Erdogan and Putin hammered out an agreement carving up northeast Syria between them and settling this phase of the Syrian war for good, freezing out America and cementing Russia's role as the new arbiter in the Middle East.
|
|
Republicans, who for years have harshly criticized Democrats for passing Obamacare to law without a single vote in favor of it from a GOP member of Congress, have fast-tracked their own health-care reform bill in a way that is freezing out Democratic participation in its crafting.
|
|
Taken together, it could be a way to favor community health centers, which are less likely than family planning specialists to offer the full range of birth control methods or same-day insertion of IUDs per Guttmacher, and allow groups like crisis pregnancy centers to be eligible for grants, all while freezing out reproductive health clinics from the nation's reproductive health program simply because they also provide abortions.
|
|
So, in conclusion, a middle way is available between freezing out development and letting valued character be destroyed by yet another neo-Georgian-Tuscan-Federation box.
|
|
CrF6 used to be thought to be produced by exhaustive fluorination of chromium metal at 400 °C and 20 MPa of pressure, and immediate freezing out of the reaction chamber to prevent decomposition: :Cr + 3 F2 → CrF6 However, it has been shown that chromium pentafluoride (CrF5) is formed instead: :2 Cr + 5 F2 → 2 CrF5 and that CrF6 has yet to be synthesized.
|
|
Winter Sunscald and Frost Cracking Research suggests that the main cause is actually 'frost-shrinkage' due to the freezing-out of cell wall moisture into lumens of wood cells. Other causes are the expansion of freezing water in cell lumens, and additionally the formation of ice lenses within wood. As stated, previous defects such as healed wounds, branch stubs, etc. in tree trunks function as stress raisers and trigger the frost cracking.
|
|
The union also won recognition (effectively freezing out the company union), provisions for arbitration of grievances and wage demands, and a system of re-employment which favored (respectively) workers who had crossed the picket line, workers who struck, and replacement workers. Although Muste and Budenz advocated that the union reject the agreement, workers ratified it on June 3.Stark, "General Walkout Blocked in Toledo," New York Times, June 3, 1934."Signs Pact Ending Strike in Toledo," Associated Press, June 4, 1934.
|
|
According to the National Post, Hunsperger and Leech's extreme views, as well as Smith's refusal to condemn them, cost her a chance of unseating Redford. Ultimately, Wildrose was denied victory mainly because it was unable to get any foothold in the urban areas. It won only two seats in Calgary and was completely shut out in Edmonton. In appraising the election results at the Wildrose 2012 annual general meeting, Smith advocated freezing out candidates who cannot respectfully communicate their views in future elections.
|
|
From 1992 to 1993, Binkley played the role of Pepper O'Brien in Fifteen, and later starred in a number of films, including Let Them Chirp Awhile (2007), Asylum Seekers (2009), and A Night Without Armor (2017). She created and starred in the 2018 web series, It's Freezing Out There, and has acted in numerous theatre productions, including Twelve Ophelias, Such Things Only Happen In Books, and My Dog Heart. To date, Binkley has appeared in approximately thirty TV shows and films.
|
|
On the other hand, the muon, essentially a heavy electron, can decay into the electron plus two quanta of energy, and hence it is not stable. The dyons in these GUTs are also stable, but for an entirely different reason. The dyons are expected to exist as a side effect of the "freezing out" of the conditions of the early universe, or a symmetry breaking. In this scenario, the dyons arise due to the configuration of the vacuum in a particular area of the universe, according to the original Dirac theory.
|
|
However, over the past 3 billion years Earth may have lost gases through the magnetic polar regions due to auroral activity, including a net 2% of its atmospheric oxygen. The net effect, taking the most important escape processes into account, is that an intrinsic magnetic field does not protect a planet from atmospheric escape and that for some magnetizations the presence of a magnetic field works to increase the escape rate. Other mechanisms that can cause atmosphere depletion are solar wind-induced sputtering, impact erosion, weathering, and sequestration—sometimes referred to as "freezing out"—into the regolith and polar caps.
|
|
In January 2005, an iTunes customer filed a lawsuit against Apple, alleging that the company broke antitrust laws by using FairPlay with iTunes in a way that purchased music would work only with the company's own music player, the iPod, freezing out competitors. In March 2011, Bloomberg reported that Apple's then-CEO Steve Jobs would be required to provide testimony through a deposition. In May 2012, the case was changed into a class action lawsuit. Around the same time, the main antitrust allegation was changed to cover the belief that Apple had deliberately updated the iTunes software with security patches in a way that prevented synchronization compatibility with competing music stores.
|
|
The near-infrared spectroscopy suggested that Io's surface was devoid of water ice. The lack of water on Io was consistent with the moon's estimated density, although, abundant water ice was found on the surface of Europa, a moon thought to have the same density as Io. Lee concluded that the spectrum was consistent with the presence of sulfur compounds. Binder and Cruikshank (1964) reported that Io's surface was brighter coming out of Jupiter's shadow than when it entered it. The authors suggested that this anomalous brightening after an eclipse was the result of an atmosphere partially freezing out onto the surface during the eclipse darkness with the frost slowly sublimating away after the eclipse.
|
|
In normal assembly lines, the workers stay stationary and the product moves down the line; in Levitt's homebuilding assembly line, the product—the houses—stayed in place and specialized workers moved from house to house. The assembly line construction method allowed Levittown to be constructed more efficiently than other development at the time, with teams of specialized workers following each other from house to house to complete incremental steps in the construction. Levitt also reduced costs by freezing out union labor - a move which provoked picket lines - enabling him to use the latest technology, such as spray painting. He also cut out middlemen and purchased many items, including lumber and televisions, directly from manufacturers, as well as constructing his own factory to produce nails.
|
|
The result of the friction was the freezing out of the Anglo priests who wanted to help further the advancement of Mexican Americans. The reasons for the exclusion were several: the laity were excluded because Ruiz and other founders knew that the opinions of priests carried much more weight with the hierarchy than those of the parishioners, and did not want their influence diluted. Sympathetic white priests were allowed to be dues-paying members, but were not permitted to vote in organizational proceedings. This was due to the paternalism the Catholic Church in the United States had shown toward the Mexican American population since the Mexican–American War, the result of which was the denial of positions of authority to Mexican Americans.
|
|
Val Parnell took over as Managing Director after George Black's death in 1945. He adopted a controversial, but very successful, policy of presenting high-priced, big-name American acts at the top of the bill. Among many, the list included Carmen Miranda, Judy Garland, Sophie Tucker, Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney, the Andrews Sisters with Vic Schoen and his orchestra, Bob Hope, Liza Minnelli, Lena Horne, Ella Fitzgerald, Peggy Lee, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis, Jr., Frankie Laine and Johnnie Ray, freezing out many British stars of the day, who were relegated to second-billing. From 1955 to 1967, the theatre was the setting for the top-rated ITV variety show Sunday Night at the London Palladium hosted first by Tommy Trinder, followed by Bruce Forsyth, Norman Vaughan, and Jimmy Tarbuck.
|
|
Based on sun position and cabin orientation, the system could automatically send additional cooling air to the sunny side of the car to keep that occupant comfortable, while not freezing out the occupant on the shady side. The Alpine Electronics DVD-based navigation system was integrated with an 8-inch LCD display and a multi-use Interface Dial, which could move up, down, left and right like a mouse, turn like a knob, scroll through preset menus, and click when pushed to act as a selector button. Unlike many in-car navigation systems, the Alpine DVD-based navigation unit allowed the driver to change destinations and routes "on the fly" while driving, rather than being locked out unless the car was in Park. The tightly integrated voice recognition system worked with the navigation system and could recognize spoken city and street names.
|
|
Levitt & Sons' first successful housing development was located on almost of land near Hempstead, Long Island and was named Levittown. The assembly line construction method enabled Levitt to build more efficiently than other developers at the time, with teams of specialized workers following each other from house to house to complete incremental steps in the construction. Levitt also reduced costs by freezing out union labor – a move which provoked picket lines – enabling him to use the latest technology, such as spray painting. He also cut out middlemen and purchased many items, including lumber and televisions, directly from manufacturers, as well as constructing his own factory to produce nails. The building of every house was reduced to 27 steps, and sub-contractors were responsible for each step. His mass production of thousands of houses at virtually the same time allowed Levitt to sell them, fully furnished with modern appliances, for as little as $8,000 each ($65,000 in 2009 dollars), which, with the G.I. Bill and Federal housing subsidies, reduced the up-front cost of a house to many buyers to around $400.
|
|