It was also before Russia furthered its influence in Venezuela.
|
|
Michelle Williams just furthered it [in her Emmy acceptance speech].
|
|
The 1981 film adaptation, starring Faye Dunaway, only furthered the damage.
|
|
Its interest in channelling change cannot be furthered from the sidelines.
|
|
This, weirdly, hadn't happened yet, and it only furthered my curiosity.
|
|
His continued interruptions furthered the impression of someone lacking self-discipline.
|
|
This melding of technology and transportation is furthered by other collaborations.
|
|
U.S. Treasury debt furthered a sell-off from the previous session.
|
|
The bloodshed has only furthered concerns about the repeatedly delayed vote.
|
|
Before grad school, Nelson had furthered her education in other ways.
|
|
The temptation to indulge is furthered by the marketing of fatty foods.
|
|
At times the Ugandan media has also furthered this atmosphere of intolerance.
|
|
The complexity of the forms is furthered by the brushwork and color.
|
|
But what mattered to Bannon wasn't that Moore furthered his political revolution.
|
|
As I grew older, my interest (read: obsession) in real estate furthered.
|
|
The death of Ms. Sturgess furthered calls by British authorities for accountability.
|
|
They both wanted a fair tax system that furthered their policy goals.
|
|
Instagram, where illustrators post video demonstrations, has inevitably furthered pen nerd-dom.
|
|
Rather, I think the episode furthered the trending disintegration of Negan's strength.
|
|
These tactics had another appeal: They sometimes furthered Saudi foreign policy interests.
|
|
This division is exploited by the gig economy, if not furthered by it.
|
|
He furthered his message by attending ESPN's "College GameDay" broadcast from Madison, Wis.
|
|
Once the recruits were hired, fellow-Gülenists promoted them and furthered their careers.
|
|
It was a complete time suck, and furthered the divide in their relationship.
|
|
Warren contends that her career was never furthered because of her Native American genealogy.
|
|
After my parents furthered their education and worked full time, we moved to Cary.
|
|
" — Mark Meunier, 32, Springboro, Ohio "I am excited to see conservative platforms be furthered.
|
|
One of these relationships is furthered in a small side gallery — aka the closet.
|
|
As Montell recalls, it's a problem only furthered by problematic portrayals of bisexuality in media.
|
|
For some, emails hacked from DNC leaders and members of Clinton's campaign furthered that perception.
|
|
But, Pregracke says, his involvement with CNN Heroes has furthered his efforts in other ways.
|
|
Their science has furthered our understanding of how genetics and environments can encourage this disease.
|
|
He also furthered the cause of "school choice" by incentivizing the expansion of charter schools.
|
|
Weiner was then dinged $2202,2628 for failing to demonstrate that the expenses furthered his campaign.
|
|
Xiaomi has furthered its push into India after completing its first investment in the country.
|
|
Maher challenged Chachoua on precisely zero of his assertions and furthered Chachoua's quack medicine agenda.
|
|
In the 19th-century, an abundance of Victorian mermaid iconography furthered this representation of Sirens.
|
|
Seemingly for these people any price is worth the cost if their agenda is furthered.
|
|
Meanwhile, in Minnesota, the Union furthered the quest for Manifest Destiny by executing Indian resisters.
|
|
The addition of a proposed 17th regular-season game could have furthered altered that scenario.
|
|
In the end, the estate tax wasn't fully repealed, but it was furthered scaled back.
|
|
That win only furthered a wave of success for Medvedev over the last 12 months.
|
|
In short, the president has shown disdain for an organization that has furthered American interests.
|
|
That vision hasn't panned out, and 2016 furthered Twitter's fate as a struggling Silicon Valley giant.
|
|
This time, the Oscar winner furthered her work in fighting to eradicate sexual violence during war.
|
|
Only 30 percent believed it was a wise move that furthered Mexico's interests, the survey showed.
|
|
Additionally, there's little doubt that Jackson Pollock's damn tasty applie pie recipe furthered dessert-time conversation.
|
|
YouTube responded with measures like disabling comments on videos with children in them, which furthered backlash.
|
|
It's one that has been furthered by Nixon, and now taken to its logical extreme Trump.
|
|
Simon and Jude library during recess, but it only furthered my love for the X-Men.
|
|
Thursday's wholesale beef price upswing, short-covering and year-end positioning furthered market advances, they said.
|
|
She furthered her basketball studies by shooting at plastic milk crates with their bottoms cut out.
|
|
He was confronted by teammates in March over the slowness of his recovery, which furthered the divide.
|
|
This is furthered by the meddling of Mr. Glass, nee Elijah Price, played by Samuel L. Jackson.
|
|
It was one of the few moments in the trial's latter half that furthered prosecutors' main points.
|
|
But the Diamondbacks' cause was furthered by nine walks by San Diego pitchers and four Padres errors.
|
|
This has furthered speculation that Tesla is struggling to profitably sell the Model 22020 at lower prices.
|
|
Her aesthetic has been furthered by Susana Pous, a Spanish choreographer who has directed DanzAbierta since 2008.
|
|
Her groundbreaking work advanced the use of radiation to treat illness and furthered research around nuclear physics.
|
|
She was heavily influenced by a mother who always wished she could have furthered her own education.
|
|
Individual studio visits with MassArt's gallery curator furthered my understanding of how installation can activate a space.
|
|
Copper's move past key technical levels furthered the rallying, as additional buying added on to the boost.
|
|
The prize is awarded to people who are seen to have furthered the cause of European unification.
|
|
MANCHESTER, N.H. — The vote-counting debacle around the Iowa caucuses has furthered distrust and hardened anger between Sen.
|
|
Across the nation, Tuesday's results furthered the divergence between states run by Democrats and those run by Republicans.
|
|
Trump furthered the faux pas by calling on Farage to be made the U.K.'s ambassador to America.
|
|
Guzman's escapes from Mexican prisons furthered the myth of him as a dangerous cartel boss, his lawyer said.
|
|
That was furthered by the "Me Too" movement, which put the issue of sexual misconduct at the forefront.
|
|
Maryland Court of Appeals, the court failed to see how other federal leave policies furthered the same interest.
|
|
Yet outside of the quickly formed partnership between Rick and Jadis, this episode barely furthered the overall plot.
|
|
The everyday vulnerability of being a young, single woman in Afghanistan furthered her resolve to leave the country.
|
|
Mr. Silver's overturned conviction furthered his reputation as a politician whose resilience was matched only by his influence.
|
|
MORE and Donald J. Trump, are all Baby Boomers whose era of political leadership furthered our internal divisions.
|
|
"He did it because it furthered his own personal ambitions - he was seeking a Cabinet position," Harrison said.
|
|
As governor of Ohio, a position he gained in 2010, Kasich has furthered this record as an unmistakable conservative.
|
|
The theory was furthered by another post to Tumblr when The Babadook was listed under LGBT movies on Netflix.
|
|
Trump furthered that on Friday, claiming that Democrats were making up "stories of sadness and grief" for political advantage.
|
|
Since his role as Diego in "Garden State," Method Man has furthered his career as an actor and rapper.
|
|
One way that could be furthered: by being able to unlock your Mac using your iPhone's Touch ID button.
|
|
We have not only furthered a schizophrenic notion of sky but have also reinscribed a deeper sense of aimlessness.
|
|
This summer, the company furthered this assimilation by adding the Facebook name to more of the products it owns.
|
|
In the mid-20th century, policies targeting migrants from Mexico furthered the idea of "illegal aliens," Professor Ngai said.
|
|
Their award recognizes "individuals who have furthered the public's understanding of psychiatric illness and mental health," per their website.
|
|
And Giuliani's attempts to clarify his role seem to have only furthered concerns about the Trump administration and Ukraine.
|
|
In her autobiographical essay, Professor Scott reflected on those who had influenced and furthered her interests over the years.
|
|
Meanwhile, Bloomberg has stood steadfastly by its story and even published a follow-up account that furthered the original's claims.
|
|
Now, Australia's transportation chief has furthered the case, saying the location is consistent with how the debris would have drifted.
|
|
On Wednesday, it furthered those losses and was last down 0.5 percent at 109.1 yen, its lowest since Nov. 17.
|
|
The way Zeke was outed furthered a pernicious misconception, the kind that puts transgender people in real danger every day.
|
|
This central blurriness in the midst of hypercharged description, furthered by a non-chronological structure, is both fascinating and confounding.
|
|
The committee cited this an example of ways the IRA "furthered its reach" from the digital to the physical world.
|
|
He furthered this goal with his unfettered encouragement of more and more Jewish settlements being built in the West Bank.
|
|
When asked if he knew anybody else who furthered their music career by associating with Bloods, Mr. Hernandez said no.
|
|
The bassist and singer known as Thundercat furthered his astral-soul exploration, often in partnership with the producer Flying Lotus.
|
|
It wasn't a full-tuition scholarship, but it furthered her goal of covering the approximate $14,000 of in-state tuition.
|
|
Subsequent work with Harper Collins, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, and Penguin Random House have only furthered Green's pull into the literary world.
|
|
"The scheme involves multiple parties affiliated with the IRGC and furthered by the deceptive voyages of the Grace 1," Liu said.
|
|
And the more recent evolution of flash fiction and social media, specifically on Twitter, has furthered the story concept's clout online.
|
|
But despite the sordid history, both YouTubers have furthered the sentiment that this time the boxing bout is a professional match.
|
|
This organizational shift, combined with supportive actions from many major philosophy departments, has decisively furthered philosophical feminism as a political cause.
|
|
In 2000 the Gref plan furthered reform, such as by ushering in tax and land changes and easing the business climate.
|
|
The moves furthered the impression of a President unbound after the Senate acquitted him following impeachment charges he abused his power.
|
|
International Olympic Committee spokesman Mark Adams said the marriage proposal furthered the IOC's efforts to remove sexual discrimination from the Games.
|
|
Actress Laura Dern furthered speculation about her relationship to Baby Yoda while on "The Late Show" with Stephen Colbert Saturday night.
|
|
In "William Styron's Nat Turner: Ten Black Writers Respond," the contributors charged that Styron furthered numerous racial myths, stereotypes and clichés.
|
|
The back-and-forth raised questions about what Obama's legacy really is -- and how Democratic voters want to see it furthered.
|
|
African leaders, Ms. Nawakwi said, could have asked the Chinese to build infrastructure that would have furthered regional integration, business and trade.
|
|
The win furthered Trump's argument that he will eventually win the Republican presidential nomination and that the party should rally around him.
|
|
I have furthered my exploration into mindfulness and meditation and it has brought so much more depth and healing into my life.
|
|
Sanders's decision to run for president in 2016 both exposed just how much the party had changed and furthered that leftward shift.
|
|
In a follow-up interview with NME the week of her Witness album release, Perry furthered the comments she made to Corden.
|
|
The case has also furthered debate in the United States over how the wealthy and the poor are treated in the courts.
|
|
State and local governments that thought fair-share provisions furthered their interests will need to find new ways of managing their workforces.
|
|
Eventually, she moved to New Jersey where she furthered her education and established a free school open to all children in Bordentown.
|
|
That agreement will be furthered later this year when the international body's High Commissioner proposes the text of a new global compact.
|
|
In all of the above cases, video furthered the outrage of unwarranted death, but outrage and accountability are two different things, entirely.
|
|
Those goals have been furthered with smart meters that help control consumption, along with a choice of electricity retailers in many places.
|
|
Ah. The stage was set for further tragedy about the systemic exploitation upon the vulnerable, something only furthered by KRZ's third act.
|
|
Bregman's blast off Angels starter Patrick Sandoval furthered the argument that the Astros third baseman should receive AL Most Valuable Player consideration.
|
|
As the controversy stretches into a new week, the unresolved details only furthered the impression of an administration in damage control mode.
|
|
His line about knowing a lot of doctors because he is Asian was painfully bad -- and furthered dumb stereotypes for no reason.
|
|
People of color with HIV continue to struggle with stigma which is partially furthered by the language used when describing treatment facilities.
|
|
Some of the cases have prompted questions over press freedom and furthered critics' concerns over the Trump administration's response to damaging news stories.
|
|
The 2017 National Jamboree has showcased and furthered the Scouting mission by combining adventure and leadership development to give youth life-changing experiences.
|
|
Gaffney, an ex-Pentagon official, furthered conspiracy theories that the Muslim Brotherhood has infiltrated the US government, society, and even possibly the presidency.
|
|
And as the author of "The Economics of Welfare", he furthered Marshall's cause by helping economists turn nettlesome political controversies into technical problems.
|
|
This is furthered by the fact that the various anti-LGBTQ laws and the towns the Chorus visits are rendered in vague terms.
|
|
The early 10s goth-crunk of Mike Will Made-It and Lex Luger only furthered that approach, getting ever more baroque and theatrical.
|
|
On Saturday, April 1, the GLAAD Media Awards honored celebrities, movies, and TV shows that have furthered LGBTQ rights over the past year.
|
|
But after a public media outcry that included both Pope Francis and Donald Trump, a final decision on Gard's case was furthered postponed.
|
|
Striking female garment workers – and the wealthy women who refused in solidarity to purchase the clothing of their overlords - furthered the suffragette movement.
|
|
Brown, now 30, has furthered her education while incarcerated and is collaborating with Tennessee's juvenile justice system to help at-risk young people.
|
|
An outdated defense acquisition system that rewards large companies that specialize in government contracting over startups and small businesses has furthered the shift.
|
|
"State and local governments that thought agency fees furthered their interests will need to find new ways of managing their workforces," Kagan wrote.
|
|
State and local governments that thought fair-share provisions furthered their interests will need to find new ways of managing their work-forces.
|
|
His history as a businessman furthered an impression that the new US leader was someone who would look to bargain and seek deals.
|
|
Telecommunications is a highly regulated industry, and under Trump the government has consistently furthered Murdoch's business interests, to the detriment of his rivals.
|
|
Of course, the current #MeToo phenomenon of people sharing their experiences of sexual harassment and abuse has furthered interest in the feminist cause.
|
|
The sets consisted largely of evocative video projections designed by Mr. DeChiazza, furthered by the shadow-play of Brian H. Scott's lighting design.
|
|
If nothing else, the memos and ensuing reaction furthered the impression of turmoil throughout the government as Mr. Trump tries to assert control.
|
|
Throughout the whole series Jesse and Hank have an incredibly complicated relationship, only furthered when Hank is suspended for his actions against Jesse.
|
|
The outcome will be that the U.S. has unintentionally furthered a Russia-China geostrategic alliance that seriously undermines our security and foreign policy.
|
|
Jones said navigating through a non-English-speaking community away from the court had furthered her independent streak and made her mentally stronger.
|
|
Prince Edward Island furthered its effort by announcing that all government-run liquor and cannabis stores are closing on Thursday at 2 p.m.
|
|
These are the artists who furthered the radical experiments of Caravaggio, the revolutionary artist who died, on the lam for murder, in 21951.
|
|
This metaphor is furthered in her Jellyfish series, a translation of humanity's emptiness into the isolated, stagnant lives of the titular sea creatures.
|
|
The company has furthered its lead by developing crucial drone technologies such as computer vision and artificial intelligence to leave competitors in its dust.
|
|
According to the New York Times' reporting, the painting's controversy was furthered by the museum failing to discuss the opening with the local NAACP.
|
|
Though it has been previously reported she was in a coma, her family furthered clarified her condition in statement released by their attorney Tuesday.
|
|
After fans saw "Endgame," many criticized the death of Natasha and called it controversial because it furthered the story lines of the male characters.
|
|
But despite those obstacles scene is growing, thanks in part to organizations like Cuba Skate and the kids that want to see it furthered.
|
|
The way to even address this question is does an artist have the desire to have that conversation be changed, or furthered, or altered?
|
|
Gauguin's art furthered the dematerialization of beauty that Proust discerned in Rembrandt's use of light by freeing color from form and drawing from realism.
|
|
Gauguin's art furthered the dematerialization of beauty that Proust discerned in Rembrandt's use of light by freeing color from form and drawing from realism.
|
|
Kentucky, the Supreme court furthered that protection, ruling that it is unconstitutional to eliminate a juror with a peremptory challenge based on their race.
|
|
I recognize that I left out several examples — of his corruption or his racism, for example — that furthered a theme already on the list.
|
|
Mr. Ghani's attempts, often unsuccessful, to negotiate directly with the commanders rather than rely on Mr. Abdullah's history with them has furthered the fractures.
|
|
Van Wagenen said at a news conference Tuesday morning that hiring Mendoza furthered the team's efforts to shake up the way it does business.
|
|
It was a vague notion that he did not elaborate upon, but it furthered the concept that his character as a player could be evolving.
|
|
The photo, featuring Benedict Cumberbatch as the Doctor and Chiwetel Ejiofor as Baron Mordo, was posted to r/photoshopbattles, where users happily furthered the strangeness.
|
|
Both groups have furthered conspiracy theories that have long contended that the Muslim Brotherhood has infiltrated the US government, society, and even possibly the presidency.
|
|
But despite those obstacles, the scene is growing, thanks in part to organizations like Cuba Skate and the kids that want to see it furthered.
|
|
It seemed as though statehood were contrary to conservative policies and principles, while keeping the island as an unincorporated territory furthered what Heritage stood for.
|
|
By age 2628, the FAA further rated me to fly multi-engine aircraft in inclement weather and furthered my pilot certificate with commercial pilot privileges.
|
|
Twenty years after his death, the legend of the Notorious B.I.G. is now hip-hop folklore, furthered by firsthand accounts that occasionally trickle out today.
|
|
Turkey has furthered the cause of justice by refusing to let Saudi Arabia evade responsibility for the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, the Washington Post columnist.
|
|
Father Cardenal furthered the cause after settling on an island in the Solentiname archipelago in vast Lake Nicaragua, near the southern border, in the 1960s.
|
|
The strength of the professionalism of an all-volunteer military has also furthered a divide between those who serve, veterans, and those in civilian life.
|
|
The embargo has done little harm to the Castro brothers and has actually furthered their political and economic interests for the last 50-plus years.
|
|
This mix of policies made the law controversial, but it also furthered the Obama administration's goals of narrowing the gap between rich and poor Americans.
|
|
Jim Jordan on Sunday furthered what may be a new GOP strategy: questioning President Donald Trump's seriousness in asking China to investigate the Biden family.
|
|
Both statues venerate local men whose exploits furthered extended white supremacy by seizing the North American landmass and subjugating all of the peoples contained therein.
|
|
Low polling has kept them off the official debate stages, and Johnson's multiple, high-profile foreign policy gaffes on live television have furthered dampened their outlook.
|
|
The star furthered this narrative while speaking to CBN News where she revealed that, as her family's star rose, so too did the danger from racism.
|
|
The fact that prosecutors have suggested Assange and Manning's "conspiracy" was furthered by the use of encrypted channels has set off alarms at many news organizations.
|
|
Student volunteers worked with thousands of poor residents, gained the admiration of people across the country, and furthered the case for the 1965 Voting Rights Act.
|
|
But the resulting diversity, furthered by the new groups seeking recognition, is attacked by groups already in the home country as a lowering of their status.
|
|
This was fuel to the fire of division that burns so hot within our country and furthered the perception that law enforcement has become overly politicized.
|
|
A literal robocop furthered our collective march toward the singularity Thursday night by snatching a suspect's gun during a police standoff in rural Los Angeles County.
|
|
Mr. Hall's anthology, "The New Poets of England and America" (1957), edited with the poets Robert Pack and Louis Simpson, solidified and furthered the Audenesque mode.
|
|
She found that the hands on experience of ballet and yoga studios and a nonprofit organization furthered her education more than any college course ever could.
|
|
" She added that it furthered "a culture of rape that we're moving on from" and said the choice showed "an indifference toward the charges against him.
|
|
And in a 2016 op-ed published in The Wall Street Journal, Pompeo furthered his viewpoint by laying out a plan to expand U.S. surveillance capabilities.
|
|
Barr – whose own problematic tweets have furthered Trump's most divisive and inflammatory conspiracy theories, among other things – doesn't mind that Trump applauds himself for boosting her ratings.
|
|
This visit demonstrated the U.S. military's commitment to Ukraine and furthered our broader agenda of aligning with our EU partners to counterbalance Russian influence in the region.
|
|
"Students have been recognizing that they have more than one test option, and the shake-up caused by the SAT redesign has furthered this recognition," he added.
|
|
While many media figures understandably, in the wake of the election, focused on the Russia sanctions the bill included, the Iranian sanctions furthered undermined Iranian-American relations.
|
|
It was furthered by Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal which established an elaborate system to insure that mortgage funds would be available to fund single family home purchases.
|
|
The spokesperson added that the 2015 Supreme Court decision legalizing same-sex marriage in the U.S. "furthered the need" to include same-sex couples in the census.
|
|
Prince Mohammed has also sought to promote a more tolerant form of Islam and crack down on extremism, a cause Mansour said would be furthered by films.
|
|
The trend toward professionalization and institutionalization we have documented could be furthered by providing for the preservation of transition documents as presidential papers within the National Archives.
|
|
This past December, the president furthered his diplomatic credentials by reaching a landmark climate change agreement at the Paris summit — the first of its kind in history.
|
|
On the domestic policy front, Mr. Trump saved his ire for Democrats and furthered his longstanding, one-sided feud with Jerome H. Powell, the Federal Reserve chairman.
|
|
Mr. Bennett, who was best man at Mr. Kinstler's second wedding, in 1996, is an accomplished painter himself, an interest he furthered by studying with Mr. Kinstler.
|
|
Today's launch not only furthered SpaceX's Starlink work, but also included some crucial steps in the company's ongoing efforts to develop and improve its launch system reusability.
|
|
The negotiation tactic reportedly furthered the city's timeline for investigating and recovering the lost data, and officials later announced that insurance money would cover recouping the systems.
|
|
My father, a retired Army officer, often recalls being dismissed early from school to till a cotton field, while white children stayed behind and furthered their education.
|
|
Like Winter's Bone, Gone Girl brought the Ozarks to the big screen in 2014 — and in doing so, furthered the association between the mountainous region and shady crimes.
|
|
Alibaba has furthered its physical retail footprint after it invested another billion dollars into projects to develop its so-called "new retail" strategy which combines online and offline.
|
|
The stock market's decline might be furthered by the effects of President Donald Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods, CNBC's Jim Cramer said — but consumers could get a break.
|
|
Instead, with its long list of mandates and regulations, the ACA furthered the inappropriate construct that insurance should subsidize all medical care and minimize out-of-pocket payments.
|
|
The issue has only furthered the isolation of North Korea, a closed-off communist state led for decades by the authoritarian Kim, his late father and his grandfather.
|
|
The issue has only furthered the isolation of North Korea, a communist, closed-off state led for decades by the authoritarian Kim, his late father and his grandfather.
|
|
The statements only furthered the notion of a White House at odds over how to end the humanitarian disaster while not appearing to soften a hardline immigration stance.
|
|
Before the weekend is over, their three children have had their education furthered at a bar and an unsupervised party, and Uncle Buck has discovered his inner nanny.
|
|
Whatever the outcome, the incident reinforces the sense of a chaotic White House, an impression that was furthered by a bizarre visit from musician Kanye West last week.
|
|
The scheme "involves multiple parties affiliated with the IRGC and furthered by the deceptive voyages of the Grace 1," the US Department of Justice said in a statement.
|
|
As hard as it's been to say goodbye to all these fascinating characters, losing them would have been less bitter had their storylines not furthered a regressive narrative.
|
|
" Trey added, "I would like to thank everyone for their prayers and kind words, which have furthered my excitement to get back to playing the game I love.
|
|
Though his political donation history doesn't indicate any strong favor for either party, Pecker's relationship with Trump continued to pop up in coverage that furthered Trump's political interests.
|
|
Kate furthered her work with young children last Tuesday, Kate launched her latest "Back to Nature" garden, which aims to cultivate a love of the outdoors in children.
|
|
"The region is well aware of (the crisis) and they're trying to get some indication of what's being done there and how cooperation can be furthered," he said.
|
|
Among the omissions were pieces of evidence the FBI had collected as it furthered its investigation that undermined the working theory that Page may be a Russian asset.
|
|
Kremlin-spawned influence campaigns that falsely accuse Ukraine of interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election have successfully furthered Russia's yearslong geopolitical battle against its largest European neighbor.
|
|
He said that the lack of stimuli and space in an animal enclosure was already disruptive and that loud noises at unexpected hours only furthered the psychological damage.
|
|
The reciprocal gaze that marks her early photographs would be furthered and intensified in the collaborative form of portraiture in her mature work, done with a medium-format camera.
|
|
Although an angry Kentucky slaveholder called the Union Army a "negro freeing machine," it was the slaves fleeing in ever increasing numbers to the Union lines who furthered emancipation.
|
|
Snap could have built powerful offline meetup tools out of the cards but never did, and lackluster Snap Map adoption furthered clouded the company's path forward around local businesses.
|
|
Consequently, as Qatar prepares to host the FIFA World Cup in 2022, it has furthered efforts to bolster its standing overseas, the better to guarantee its long-term survival.
|
|
Meanwhile, a number of other Justice Department outposts have recently brought or furthered other cases that touch on Ukraine, ranging from financial probes targeting Ukrainian oligarchs to cybercrime takedowns.
|
|
In 1988, Mr. Hotchner and Mr. Newman furthered their charitable work by founding the Hole in the Wall Gang Camp in northeastern Connecticut for children with life-threatening diseases.
|
|
If new AIs continue to fall into current gender role stereotypes, then the stereotype of the passive and submissive woman versus the knowledgeable leader/expert man will be furthered.
|
|
Another theme that has come naturally to Eisenman since the beginning of her career, and which she has furthered almost to the extent of a civic duty, is sexuality.
|
|
The Fischli and Weiss partnership was furthered solidified when they were invited by a Zurich gallery to fill in for an artist who had dropped out of a scheduled show.
|
|
Pence furthered that stance at his speech at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit on Saturday by calling on nations to reconsider backing China's massive Belt and Road infrastructure initiative.
|
|
The startup built up enough excitement to hit $300k on the crowdfunding site, and the recent end of the iPod shuffle and nano have only furthered that interest among consumers.
|
|
Paper bag style dresses, skirts and tops adorned models strutting the catwalk and the "Rataporter" capsule collection furthered the call for recycling efforts with trash bin bags and cartoon mice.
|
|
Rhodes furthered her interest in feminism with films such as Light Reading (1978), a 20-minute 16mm film composed of strips of negatives and of photographs shown in extreme zooms.
|
|
But this particular alt-right conspiracy furthered a bigoted myth: that LGBT predators are some kind of omnipresent political force and are now organizing protests against prominent alt-right figures.
|
|
When I worked at n+1, my job was almost entirely concerned with raising money through an events program that at least sometimes furthered the intellectual priorities of the magazine.
|
|
Obama's efforts at post-partisanship, in Wilentz's view, furthered this idealistic rhetoric of equality: Americans from all walks of life would reason together to find what is common among us.
|
|
Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's frequent visits to his golf courses have furthered his political agenda, providing him key face time to lobby lawmakers, the White House claimed on Tuesday.
|
|
"The Court finds that plaintiff has provided an entirely 'reasonable basis' to suspect the perpetration of a fraud and to suspect that Uber communications furthered such a fraud," Rakoff wrote.
|
|
The distinctly French cast of FIAC is furthered by the presence of the gallery Ceysson & Bénétière, with two exhibition spaces in France and one each in Luxembourg and New York.
|
|
Warren maintains she never furthered her career by using her heritage to gain advantage, and an in-depth investigation by the Boston Globe, published on September 1, found the same.
|
|
Their suspicions were furthered when Jewell's previous employers at Piedmont College called the FBI to voice their concerns that Jewell had been "overly zealous" in his work at the college.
|
|
According to the suit, the final price of the merger was "hundreds of millions of dollars below fair value," but the reversal may have furthered Goldman's role as adviser to 1MDB.
|
|
In the days after the disaster, a small groundswell of private tech enthusiasm furthered the notion that Puerto Rico ought to become a test bed for renewable, distributed, climate-resilient infrastructure.
|
|
At the end of the day, every Senate Democrat — including hardcore liberals like Bernie Sanders — voted for the legislation because it furthered their goals even if it betrayed their preferred means.
|
|
The town borrowed the concept of private money from communities in the US and Europe—places populated mostly by leftists who believed that local values could be furthered with local currency.
|
|
If President-elect Trump and the new members of Congress continue the work of making all people feel welcome in our public lands, the goal of united Americans will be furthered.
|
|
And the lord asked him to sacrifice himself, to impact of the fight between Rocky and Drago so that the possibility of peace would be furthered between these two world powers.
|
|
The mood is furthered by seamless collages, made from old engravings, inspired by Max Ernst, and the semiabstract "Angel" photograms: life-size silhouettes of Connor made with the photographer Edmund Shea.
|
|
During his first stint as attorney general, in the early 1990s during the George Bush administration, Mr. Barr supported tough-on-crime policies that furthered the incarceration of millions of Americans.
|
|
And it furthered a pattern of Trump prioritizing fragile trade talks with China's President Xi Jinping over a forceful denunciation of his counterpart's battle with pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong.
|
|
EZs were birthed by a prominent Republican Congressman in a bipartisan effort furthered by a sitting Democratic President, then politically sidelined with attacks on the private sector these past few years.
|
|
Theodore received bachelor's and master's degrees at the Queen's College, Oxford, then furthered his education in 1958 at Princeton, studying European and colonial American history and receiving a Ph.D. in 1961.
|
|
He did it with a charismatic panache that dazzled millions and inaugurated political regimes that, like his own in Cuba, simultaneously furthered human rights and denied these same rights to internal critics.
|
|
Trump's FCC chair Ajit Pai has already said he wants to make broadband access a top priority, despite having voted against various items that would have furthered this agenda as a commissioner.
|
|
The evolution is based on the major changes in store design that Apple debuted in Brussels in 2015 and furthered at its new Union Square Park location in San Francisco last year.
|
|
BELFAST (Reuters) - Northern Ireland's cross-community Alliance Party won its first seat in the European Parliament in a surge it said furthered the case for a re-run of Britain's Brexit referendum.
|
|
Under the chaotic Khmer Rouge ideology, furthered by Chea, that could mean anyone from school teachers to children, to pregnant women and to "intellectuals" identified as such if they were wearing spectacles.
|
|
He didn't invent it, but he's furthered the tradition of auto-tuned trap confessionals more than any of his contemporaries to the point that this style is ubiquitous in today's rap landscape.
|
|
They said BNP Paribas' processing of thousands of illegal transactions through its New York offices furthered the regime's campaign of murder, mass rape, torture and deliberate HIV infection against its own people.
|
|
She furthered her exploration of female experiences in two more books for the publisher, "Couples: How We Make Love Last" (2010) and "Our Cheating Hearts: Love and Loyalty, Lust and Lies" (19883).
|
|
A U.S. consumer confidence survey furthered concerns, falling by the most in nine months in September, as Americans saw the economic outlook darkening in the face of the U.S.-China trade war.
|
|
Erdogan, who's called himself the "enemy of interest rates," furthered fears that central bank policy would be beholden to the executive by installing his son-in-law Berat Albayrak as finance minister.
|
|
The attacking midfielder furthered his game for four years with Barça, returned to Japan, and has since developed at FC Tokyo where he plays with a maturity that belies his teenage years.
|
|
Last night, the "Arrowverse" expanded yet another notch with the premiere of Legends of Tomorrow—and in doing so, furthered what is already one of the most interesting hero universes in pop culture*.
|
|
Pompeo, who spoke following a meeting with Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu in Washington, told a news conference that the United States was obligated to adopt policies that furthered U.S. national security interests.
|
|
Rather, "the statement furthered Coach Ryan's hope and vision for a unified team, where off-court issues like dating, whether homosexual or heterosexual," which could be "distracting," would be left off the court.
|
|
Since June 18, the regions have suffered their worst bout of flooding in a decade, furthered by a category 4 typhoon that hit the mainland after sweeping through Taiwan Friday morning, local time.
|
|
Stocks also responded to the rising tensions, brought about by China's retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods and furthered by President Donald Trump's call for American companies to move their production out of China.
|
|
In advocating for Democrats in state houses and the US Capitol, Obama is also hoping to ensure his own achievements are furthered -- or at least aren't scrapped -- when he's no longer in office.
|
|
Some of that money will go toward attracting medical and management talent to Veterans Affairs that was lacking in certain areas, a task furthered by the Veterans Affairs Choice and Quality Employment Act.
|
|
She devised a plan to have Ms. Polanco pay her to withdraw the charges, which was furthered by a campaign of harassment directed at Ms. Polanco and her family and jeopardized their safety.
|
|
Regardless, the claims were furthered on Thursday when Laura Fitton, an entrepreneur, became the first woman to go on the record saying Pishevar crossed the line with her in an encounter years ago.
|
|
The movies, and later the prime-time series that furthered the franchise, told the story of Steve Austin, an astronaut played by Lee Majors, who was grievously maimed after crashing an experimental airplane.
|
|
That suspicion was furthered on Tuesday -- hours before the White House announced his plans to resign -- when Cohn was absent from a joint news conference the President was holding at the White House.
|
|
Below, we're comparing families at the 25th percentile: It furthered the idea that exposure to these poor environments was like breathing in polluted air: The longer you did it, the worse it was.
|
|
And if we expanded Article II to allow the president to use force without Congress any time it furthered some international norm, that would open up a whole host of problems down the road.
|
|
Mr. Matzneff could face up to five years in prison, yet the case is also an implicit indictment of an elite that furthered his career and swatted away isolated voices calling for his arrest.
|
|
In his decision, Castel said that while ballot selfies were "incontrovertibly unique," the state law furthered New York's compelling interest in preventing vote buying and voter intimidation, and did not discriminate based on viewpoint.
|
|
You're never going to spin a full-length album at peak hours, but the format has furthered some of the dancefloor's great paradigm shifts, allowing producers to explore the furthest corners of their sound.
|
|
"The scheme involves multiple parties affiliated with the IRGC and furthered by the deceptive voyages of the Grace 1," the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, Jessie Liu, said in a news release.
|
|
It's all so totally in line with Frederick Jackson Turner's outdated and ugly "frontier thesis," which mythologized and defended the imperialistic expansion that furthered the genocide that the eastern colonies had begun centuries earlier.
|
|
Annabelle posted or responded at least 15 times in the different forums, and every one of her comments insightfully summed up or furthered an idea, yet was phrased gracefully to keep the conversation going.
|
|
Trump's clemency moves furthered a pattern in which those seeking pardons have aggressively lobbied the president's allies and associates, jumping ahead of the formal process by which the White House usually reviews pardon requests.
|
|
Broader party and campaign reforms also failed to counter the influence of money in politics, but may have furthered the breakdown of previous cozy relationships between committees and Democratic-aligned interest groups and constituencies.
|
|
But the most serious of his self-inflicted wounds over the past 72 hours is that his performance furthered the charge from his opponents that he lacks the depth and knowledge to win in November.
|
|
The category has come a ways since the first generation, transforming from a machine defined by its limitations into a legit low-cost computing device – it's a transformation furthered by the addition of Google Play.
|
|
He furthered that goal during the Hanoi summit by refusing to relieve sanctions without agreement from North Korea to dismantle not only the Yongbyon nuclear site, but other elements of its nuclear program as well.
|
|
They've furthered our understanding of obesity, metabolic syndrome, and diabetes — diseases that are now among the greatest threats to health worldwide — by letting researchers carefully track how individual bodies respond to the calories they're offered.
|
|
Sony, which promoted its original PlayStation console at the inaugural E3, is absent from the event for the first time, while Google furthered its inclusion in the gaming landscape by detailing its Stadia streaming service.
|
|
Most U.S. courts use a two-part test of whether an alleged offense was political, Williams wrote: Whether there was a political uprising at the time, and if so, whether the alleged offense furthered the uprising.
|
|
"The more you have coherent groups that are politicizing, the more likely people in those groups will see their interests furthered, their identity strengthened as part of that group, by going out to vote," she said.
|
|
" The conditions set out by the judge "furthered the rehabilitative goal of probation by facilitating treatment for the defendant's drug addiction" and protected the public because the "defendant's drug use motivated her to commit the crime.
|
|
Forays in 2015 like the synth banger "Bassically" and the limpid, minimalist pop of "See Me," alongside hitting the road with Grimes in 2016, furthered her reach, but we were still left longing, and ultimately unfulfilled.
|
|
As a gallery owner, curator, collector, writer and all-around cheerleader, Mr. Escalante furthered the work of countless artists in that brash, eye-popping genre, notably through Juxtapoz, the art magazine he helped bring into being.
|
|
Her mom and dad had two rules: Fatemi and her brother had to study a year ahead every summer in math and science, and she had to have a summer job that furthered her future career.
|
|
Researchers for more than a decade have furthered the understanding of what is now known as CTE, including the pioneering work of neuropathologist Bennet Omalu's study of the brain of former Pittsburgh Steelers great Mike Webster.
|
|
If Mr. Mueller were to charge this quid pro quo as a conspiracy or describe it as one in a report, it wouldn't matter whether Mr. Trump knew of all the events that furthered the conspiracy.
|
|
According to local hearsay and furthered by a published account from a woman who was married to a Yingshan prison guard, inmates have been known to kill themselves because of the poor conditions and forced labor.
|
|
The protest movement was furthered by social media, with Game of Thrones actor Jason Momoa posting frequently against the telescope and others celebrities like Zoë Kravitz and Nicole Scherzinger joining in with "We Are Mauna Kea" images.
|
|
And Uncanny X-Force, from writer Rick Remender and artist Jerome Opeña, ran from 2010 to 2012 and furthered that idea, tapping into a combination of brutality and humanity that pushed the title into comic book greatness.
|
|
The release of Treasury's quarterly refunding report furthered those gains, pushing the 10-year note yield US10YT=RR to a session high of 3.016 percent, the first time it has risen above 3 percent since June 13.
|
|
He turned to other topics, tweeting a note of encouragement to UFC fighter Colby Covington, a Trump supporter, and retweeting a pair of messages that furthered his recent argument that African Americans had flourished under his administration.
|
|
Answer: There is no good reason to impose yet another large cross-subsidy upon this market, in particular given that no reasonable policy goals are furthered by the net metering system of credits for solar PV systems.
|
|
Mr. Sanders' refusal to concede in a timely way as Hillary Clinton won many millions more votes and his constant harping that she was "corrupt" furthered Mr. Trump's message and contributed to the con man's catastrophic victory.
|
|
My interest grew, and my research furthered as the years went on, and I found out there was an annual festival held at the location of the incident, and that 218 would mark its 2200-year anniversary.
|
|
Ms. Bailey, as the unofficial historian of Sapelo, was among the leaders of efforts to preserve and pass along the island's heritage, ends that she furthered through advocacy, entrepreneurialism and activities that included a fall cultural festival.
|
|
Where it stands: The State Department has been rocked by concerns that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo furthered Trump's political goals to pressure Ukraine, a U.S. ally, by withholding a White House meeting and vital security funds.
|
|
Of course, Bronson went on to solo success, while artists like San Francisco's Nayland Blake have furthered General Idea's line of inquiry through performances and large-scale installations that reconstruct queer history as both celebrations and memorials.
|
|
" Jenna Wortham furthered the idea, noting that "The majority of [Personals] users are classified as sexual outsiders: gay people, non-monogamous people, kink and fetish communities; you know, people who aren't leading target demographics for sites like Tinder.
|
|
"The meeting furthered the work of both governments over the past year to establish comprehensive agreements on several issues, including economic cooperation and trade, security and law enforcement, energy, regional initiatives, and immigration," the White House statement said.
|
|
The filing this week was the former head of the Defense Intelligence Agency's first acknowledgement that his consulting business furthered the interests of a foreign government while he was working as a top adviser to Trump's presidential campaign.
|
|
And it simply is impossible that the longer-term interests of Puerto Rico will be furthered by a perception that its decisionmakers are unwilling to make and abide by deals achieved through negotiation processes both difficult and lengthy.
|
|
That the match is against Mexico — whose citizens Mr. Trump insulted during his campaign and whose northern border Mr. Trump has vowed to separate from the United States with a huge wall — had only furthered the abnormal vibe.
|
|
But the true center of af Klint's art emerged elsewhere, furthered by her scientific interests (Darwinism, subatomic particles) and by spiritual pursuits she shared with many artists around the turn of the 9th century, including Kandinsky and Mondrian.
|
|
This attitude has furthered a gender gap within the current industry in terms of visibility and notoriety, despite many women gaining commercial success, and despite the contributions they have made historically to the development of the art form.
|
|
The zany mood is furthered by Rachel Klein's bouncy staging and Ásta Bennie Hostetter's colorful costumes, which land somewhere between Laurel Canyon hippie bohemia and carnivalesque traveling show, with nods to the Dead's trademark red roses and skeletons.
|
|
"The foregoing of the sales tax of EVs costs Norway a lot of money, but furthered their goals of making them the electric vehicles leaders of the world," says Costa Samaras, who studies alternative energy at Carnegie Mellon University.
|
|
That the game in question was multi-format, on Sony and Microsoft consoles and PC—the Wii and DS got their Mario and Sonic games—furthered its reach in a way that no Nintendo-only release can aspire to.
|
|
Because Sims had performed experimental surgeries on female slaves, an arts commission empowered with determining whether public sculptures were still deserving of display had determined that he should no longer be glorified, despite the advancements he furthered in medicine.
|
|
Though the queen was Disraeli's strongest backer, and his diplomacy through strength furthered Britain's interests brilliantly, Cesarani comes dangerously close to blaming Disraeli for providing "both the stimulus and the vocabulary" of the anti-Semitism unleashed by the crisis.
|
|
After a day that only furthered the growing tension over North Korea -- and the tumult of finding out about the missile launch en route -- Pence's presence here on the ground in Seoul seemed to take on a stronger significance.
|
|
House Democrats on Tuesday furthered their push to force Republicans to take tough votes on President Trump, offering a resolution on the House floor to request Trump's tax returns for the second time in a little over a week.
|
|
With references to graphics from old Joy Division and New Order album covers, the collection featured oversize knits and blazers alongside cocoon-shaped coats, wide-brimmed hats and tattered umbrellas — all which furthered the dystopian mood of the evening.
|
|
That's pushed its business into e-commerce — where the influence of Alibaba is strong — furthered its mobile payment strategy, and seen it branch out into digital banking, via a yet-to-launch project that borrows heavily from China and, again, Alibaba.
|
|
Expectations of resumption in oil exports from a Libyan port, a ramp up in Nigerian crude production by Exxon Mobil and an improved oil-for-loans deal reached by Venezuela with China furthered the tempered the bullish theme in oil.
|
|
The attack in Jalalabad, the capital of Nangarhar Province, has also furthered concerns that militants who have broken away from the Taliban and claimed loyalty to the Islamic State were ready to start spreading their brutal campaign into urban areas.
|
|
One wonders whether the availability of hooligan videos on social media has not contributed to the marginalisation of the casual scene, with the feeling that casual culture is a niche interest only furthered by the conspicuous link to matchday violence.
|
|
Engler, yet again furthered the Supreme Court's decision on Roe by ruling that comprehensive health services authorized by Congress must pay for "medically necessary abortions," unless Congress expressly prohibits abortion funding — making abortion once again synonymous with health care in America.
|
|
While Harris' fiery confrontation was celebrated immediately after the debate, her heavy-handed follow-up made the moment look manufactured, a view that was furthered when Harris' position on busing days after appeared to be more in line with Biden's views.
|
|
Ethics experts and career staffers in the agency Verma runs, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, have questioned the appropriateness of the contracts, and the revelation of their existence furthered the rift between Verma and HHS Secretary Alex Azar.
|
|
Lloyd Webber gained a reputation early on for being disloyal and difficult to work with; interviews where he glibly blamed fellow creators and actors for flaws in his productions only furthered this reputation, and it gained traction over the years.
|
|
All successful applicants to the fund needed to demonstrate that they furthered the British government's strategy to end violence against women and girls, or were able to help disadvantaged women and girls within the structure of existing government and local authority services.
|
|
The deal was seen by some as the NFL's way of using money to curb the protests, a belief furthered by the fact that some members of the Players Coalition began standing during the anthem around the time that the deal was announced.
|
|
"While the defendant did not profit financially from his crimes in a directly measurable way ... his actions nonetheless enhanced his own status within the university, gave him more money to use for the sailing program he implemented, and furthered his career," they said.
|
|
The blending was furthered with initiatives like Experiments in Art and Technology and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art's Art and Technology Program, which launched in 1966 and '143, bringing visual artists like Robert Rauschenberg into contact with engineers from Bell Labs.
|
|
Witherspoon's final promise to the Apple crowd furthered the likelihood The Morning Show will deal with some of the difficult issues brought up by movements like #MeToo (Witherspoon is a leading voice in #TimesUp and shared her own story of survival in 2017).
|
|
It should surprise no one that territorial unincorporation has provided fertile ground for big government, which, in an attempt to make-up for an underperforming economy, has furthered a strong dependence on federal assistance and suffocated local entrepreneurs under a heavy tax burden.
|
|
Massimiliano Gioni, artistic director of the New Museum, who served as director of the 2010 Gwangju Biennale in South Korea, said that the foundation had furthered the museum's own research into Asian art and that the relationship was collaborative, not just financial.
|
|
She furthered her groundbreaking status by becoming the first ambassador for the label to collaborate on products when she released shades with the brand this summer, adding to a glowing stable of collaborations that include a capsule collection of footwear with Manolo Blahnik.
|
|
The governor furthered that impression by releasing a letter, through a state lawyer, listing areas of agreement with the Council, including providing $400 million in new city subway funding, creating construction rules for public housing and accelerating the timeline for closing Rikers Island.
|
|
By doing so, he's effectively furthered the development of two classes of women in Saudi society: one whose supportive guardians will enable them to put these reforms to use, and another, whose lives will still be shaped and determined by their conservative families.
|
|
" On September 26, Nunes furthered this conspiracy telling Congress that "Serhiy Leshchenko was a source for Nellie Ohr, wife of Department of Justice official Bruce Orh, as she worked on the anti-Trump operation conducted by Fusion GPS and funded by the Democrats.
|
|
" Horowitz wrote: "Although the Crossfire Hurricane team was aware of these CHSs during the 2016 presidential campaign, we were told that operational use of these CHSs would not have furthered the investigation, and so these CHSs were not tasked with any investigative activities.
|
|
And he furthered the critique of the media he has made for much of this campaign: "The corporate media in our country is no longer involved in journalism," said Trump, who has called for tighter libel laws that would make it easier to sue reporters.
|
|
Sadly, only lip service was paid to behavioral health by the previous administration's whose agenda furthered the familiar pattern of limiting access to treatment, casting millions to the shadows of our healthcare system and dragging their feet on the implementation of mental health laws.
|
|
Nearly half of all temporary worker status recipients have furthered their education in the United States, nearly a third have volunteered in civic organizations, and nearly a quarter have engaged in activities to benefit to their community, including donating blood, cleaning streets and more.
|
|
Likewise, a growing chorus of James boosters furthered its claim that he is the Jordan of his time and, at 21998, still young and dominant enough to catch or eclipse the most famous No. 23 as the consensus choice for greatest of all time.
|
|
"Although the Crossfire Hurricane team was aware of these CHSs during the 2016 presidential campaign, we were told that operational use of these CHSs would not have furthered the investigation, and so these CHSs were not tasked with any investigative activities," the report says.
|
|
Mayer noted in her report that "under Trump the government has consistently furthered Murdoch's business interests, to the detriment of his rivals," including the approval of Disney's purchase of Fox, a deal in which the Murdoch family will make more than two billion dollars.
|
|
"Studies by the Dog Project have furthered understanding of dogs' neural response to expected reward, identified specialized areas in the dog brain for processing faces, demonstrated olfactory responses to human and dog odors, and linked prefrontal function to inhibitory control," a press release says.
|
|
His comment last week that he believed there was "spying" on the Trump campaign -- a key White House talking point -- shattered any lingering chance that he would be seen as an honest arbiter, and furthered an impression that the administration was leaning on the scales of justice.
|
|
Moreover, even if there is job creation, it is hard to make the case that enterprise zones have furthered distributional goals of reducing poverty in the zones, and it is likely that they have generated benefits for real estate owners, who are not the intended beneficiaries.
|
|
In addition to establishing a channel of communication between Giuliani and senior Ukrainian government officials, Volker and Sondland furthered the impression that a good relationship between Trump and Zelensky — and a White House meeting between the two — was conditional on Zelensky helping the US president's political agenda.
|
|
Louis Beam was an architect of the movement, and furthered the idea of "leaderless resistance" — what we would now think of as cell-style terrorism — as well as pioneering Liberty Net, encrypted message boards that the white power movement started using by 1984, decades before Facebook.
|
|
Danes have made great ballets out of Hans Christian Andersen stories, just as Americans have made ballets about cowboys or sailors on shore leave in New York, but choreographers all over the world have furthered classicism and modernism in directions not so obviously connected to national style.
|
|
Danes have made great ballets out of Hans Christian Andersen stories, just as Americans have made ballets about cowboys or sailors on shore leave in New York, but choreographers all over the world have furthered classicism and modernism in directions not so obviously connected to national style.
|
|
The addition of Marks furthered what was already a formidable live unit, with the lead guitarist describing the shows as "otherworldly" and "like standing in front of a jet engine," crediting his bandmates with being able to put aside their struggles with Noise for the benefit of playing live.
|
|
During a Fox News interview around the same time, Kelly also furthered Trump's arguments against removed statues of Confederate soldiers, suggesting that the Civil War was spurred by "the lack of an ability to compromise" and calling Robert E. Lee "an honorable man" who was loyal to his state.
|
|
The defendants also argued that Mr. Singh did not need any help getting the bank loans because he was beloved by the Town of Oyster Bay, a relationship perhaps furthered by Mr. Singh's bribes to the town attorney, Frederick Mei, who has pleaded guilty and is cooperating with prosecutors.
|
|
We invested a lot in training and arming a grass roots army that was not controllable, and some of these people have used it in ways that are not consistent with our principles, with our goal of advancing a free society, and instead they have furthered the alt-right.
|
|
All of this has led to a belief that the Harvard decision will have a considerable impact on the future of affirmative action, a belief that has been furthered by the plaintiff's argument that Asian-American discrimination is happening solely to increase the number of Harvard students from other racial groups.
|
|
Why it matters: Leptospirosis, an illness often spread in floodwaters via animal urine, is rarely a fatal disease and is easily treatable with antibiotics — but the Puerto Rican government refused to declare an outbreak, which could have furthered the illness' effects by failing to prompt greater surveillance and prevention efforts.
|
|
Trump's closest subordinates and advisors, including Acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and Secretary of Energy Rick Perry "had knowledge of, in some cases facilitated and furthered the President's scheme, and withheld information about the scheme from the Congress and the American public," the report said.
|
|
On tap tomorrow Dems make new push for Trump tax returns: House Democrats on Tuesday furthered their push to force Republicans to take tough votes on President Trump, offering a resolution on the House floor to request Trump's tax returns for the second time in a little over a week.
|
|
An unusual statement issued by the Treasury Department on Sunday declaring major bank CEOs told Mnuchin by phone they had "ample liquidity" to lend only furthered the notion the administration is working to tamp down a crisis that doesn't yet exist -- and in the process is raising concerns that are shaking markets further.
|
|
Although their choice of moniker has inspired a raised eyebrow or 64, since the trio coalesced in 2013, their star's been steadily rising thanks at first to hard graft, tirelessly playing in and around Brooklyn, where they're largely based, and furthered by word of mouth and a couple buzzy Bandcamp demos posted in 2014.
|
|
The seemingly unending wave of sexual misconduct and harassment charges levied against powerful figures in a range of industries, and the swift action taken to remove many these figures from power, has furthered the belief that we are at a pivotal moment, in which charges of workplace sexual harassment may finally be taken more seriously.
|
|
Among the lies relating to HIV, pregnancy, and condom use, the curricula furthered proven-false misconceptions about abortion, including that women who undergo the procedure are "more prone to suicide," that a 43-day-old fetus is a "thinking person," and that 10 percent of women will become sterile as a result of an abortion.
|
|
The BlogHer Conference, and the company that bears its name, is a hot commodity in the world of online content—its 2014 acquisition by SheKnows Media, the largest women's digital lifestyle company in the world, furthered its reach, including it in an umbrella of brands that reportedly generate more than 75 million page visitors per month.
|
|
Pictured: Rita and Mark McCabe with Senator Lindsey Graham at a campaign stop at their New Hampshire location A 20-year veteran who graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy with a degree in aerospace engineering, Jo McCabe — no relation to the McCabes of Sub Zero — furthered her education with an MBA from Southern New Hampshire University.
|
|
His humble origins and early socialist leanings had given him a jaundiced view of elite schools, and his experience teaching a course to police officers and teachers as part of a federally funded effort to reduce juvenile delinquency furthered his belief that traditional colleges were leaving out a whole swath of Americans eager for higher education.
|
|
"This is all a lie because when she was in a position to do something about it, when she was in a position to make a difference and truly be a champion for the people she furthered and perpetuated this unfair, unjust system that harmed many black and brown people in the state of California," she told Hill.
|
|
Schulman furthered the conversation by reminding the audience that women live through such triumphs and tragedies every day worthy of real, mass portrayal and financial backing — sampling a somber moment from her film Bad Moms in which character Amy (Mila Kunis) admits that at least once a day she feels like the worst mom and sits in her car and cries.
|
|
Lena Hall of Hedwig and the Angry Inch fame is the eponymous star, a talented singer/songwriter whose heartache is only furthered by the fact that she's broken her lease, left her job and her life back in Brooklyn to move to LA with her girlfriend, who incidentally cheats on her with her castmate on a new music competition reality show.
|
|
On a recent sultry morning, Mr. Kaiser, 29, was walking the park in a hard hat and a shirt with a plastic pocket protector for leaky pens, spouting statistics on dew points, quoting Monty Python and angsting about whether spending millions on a park best furthered equal opportunity for young children ("I feel guilt about everything I do," he allowed).
|
|
More aggressive reforms to the entire Medicaid program are necessary to reverse the ill-advised expansion that furthered the second-class system for poor Americans, at a cost projected to rise from today's $540 billion to $890 billion in 2024 Let's fully transform Medicaid into a bridge program toward HSAs and private insurance with the same access to doctors, specialists, and treatments as everyone else.
|
|
By the summer of 222, the media had begun to cover more far-right events, leading more people to show up in protest, which furthered the right's victimization narrative, which in turn led to more events and more violence, all of which was packaged into neat selling points for a movement whose actual real-life followers may have been far fewer than they appeared.
|
|
To support those charges, the indictment listed several acts committed by the defendants that furthered the alleged conspiracy: the participation of the four older men in signing and circulating the Call to Resist Illegitimate Authority, a public petition urging Americans to support draft resisters and others who would break the law to stop the Vietnam War; the participation of Coffin and Ferber in an Oct.
|
|
Ford says that while the modern web has largely eschewed the creative risks of the Flash era, it can be found in physical mediums and augmented reality, places where many of the creative explosions that web tools like Flash and HTML5 initially allowed can be furthered and built upon—with many of the same creators behind the initial rise responsible for much of the modern excitement.
|
|
CIA director Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoAfghan president vows to take revenge after Islamic State attack on wedding The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Latest pro-democracy rally draws tens of thousands in Hong Kong MORE's recent visit to Pyongyang has furthered the frank exchanges of views among top figures and extended the practice that summit dialogue is good diplomacy.
|
|