Jennifer Aniston gives out an Academy during the 2013 Oscars.
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The White House gives out chocolate in custom festive pouches.
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The emirate gives out multi-million dollar prizes at prestigious competitions.
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She gives out her personal cellphone number to people she meets.
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We have a pool going for when his heart gives out!!??
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However, Spencer admits that she still gives out pies as gifts.
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Time to eat nothing but doughnuts till your heart gives out.
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It works like a cash-vending machine but gives out medicines.
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But what happens when that bit of technological genius gives out?
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The Wave in Arizona only gives out 20 permits a day.
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"My stamina gives out so damn fast these days," she said.
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Latic said that his restaurant gives out 400-500 meals a day.
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It's a way he gives out his ugly sexual desire on a child.
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"What happens in 10 years when your back gives out?" she tells them.
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On its premium transcontinental routes, United gives out abridged business class amenity kits.
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Since 2011 the number of parcels the trust gives out has risen nearly tenfold.
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"They're giving out spelling bee championships like Oprah gives out cars," one viewer wrote.
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Or HappyPlayTime, which gamifies female masturbation and gives out points every time you indulge?
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The Jerusalem municipality gives out free Christmas trees to its Christian citizens each year.
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A person who gives out Twix bars at Halloween is a person who cares.
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Feagin said the average size of loans his company gives out is around $1,600.
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The Overwatch League gives out prize earnings based on regular-season and playoff results.
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The company said in June that it gives out prizes between $500 and $3,000.
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In this tweet, he quoted the colloquial term for someone who gives out (information) surreptitiously.
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I'd heard that Moe's gives out free burritos for birthdays and I was not disappointed.
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I'd heard that Moe's gives out free burritos for birthdays, and I was not disappointed.
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Players' Lounge says it gives out millions of dollars worth of cash prizes each month.
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Of course, the practice gives out prescriptions for opioid painkillers like OxyContin, Vicodin, and Percocet.
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On Singapore Airlines the cabin crew gives out toys to children based on their age.
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Besides, it's hard to dislike a show that gives out condoms at the concession table.
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Each year the movie industry gives out Oscars for the best performances in supporting roles.
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Microsoft also gives out 1 point for every pound spend at the UK online Microsoft Store.
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Like Overwatch, the Doodle gives out commendations and titles at the end, depending on your performance.
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In response, Jesus takes matters into his own hands and gives out fruit to the prisoners.
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The former POTUS greets patients with presents, dances into rooms, and even gives out some hugs.
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And he liberally gives out encouraging pats on the shoulder to strangers during his campaign travels.
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Go to that one house in the neighborhood that always gives out full-size candy bars.
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The slack in the rope eventually gives out and snaps you back up into the air.
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The group is the nonprofit organization that gives out the Globes to movie and TV luminaries.
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Now Georgia State gives out about 2,000 such grants each year, more than any other school.
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When Nancy Pelosi gives out a written statement last Friday, saying the national jobs figures mean little.
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It gives out three-quarters of the way to the shop in the middle of the road.
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After the meeting, the leader gives out the Local Flavors cookbook with recipes using farmers' market ingredients.
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He's stiff, but he also clearly has no issues with taking as much as he gives out.
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The Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which gives out the film and TV honors, saw its trophy tarnished.
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Based on that information, the company first gives out small, preapproved loans to build a credit history.
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He also gives out certificates for graduates of the English classes and awards for years of service.
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If we're on the same page, when he gives out that sign, that's exactly what I want.
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It also gives out a generous amount of points — three per dollar spent — on travel and dining.
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She gives out her card to new patients, telling them they can email her at any time.
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The EPA gives out billions of dollars every year to fund research and projects throughout the country.
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The one I currently use sells weed to anyone aged 19 and older and gives out neighborhood discounts.
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Britain currently gives out 200 visas a year to non-EU tech workers under the "Exceptional Talent" scheme.
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"When my voice gives out," he said, pointing to a whistle tied to a string around his neck.
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I&aposll likely use this until it gives out or I buckle and buy it in another color.
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Dak and Wentz are going to open cans on Eli four times a year until Eli's hip gives out.
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He often gives out free slices at his restaurants and hands out food and clothes every Monday and Wednesday.
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There is no cure and people with Friedreich's usually die when their heart gives out due to the disease.
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Twitter, for instance, does not provide the overall number of daily average users, a number that Facebook gives out.
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In it, a man from the Miami suburb of Hialeah goes to the bathroom and gives out a yelp.
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Clemson, which will play for the national title next week, gives out $388 a month during the academic year.
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Holly gives out a clue in the footage ... just don't blame us if you actually bet and lose. Degenerates.
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Her work is funded by the Obama-era program, which gives out five-year grants for evidence-based intervention evaluations.
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HBO NOW, for instance, gives out a free month for those who want to try its cross-platform streaming application.
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The sanction applies whether a candidate personally gives out the gifts or whether campaign activists do so on their behalf.
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TheHotterPotato discovered that, in its current state, Battlefront II gives out credits based on time spent playing, not on skill.
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It gives out scholarships to students who embody Lee's passion for learning and provides martial arts training to underprivileged youth.
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She also told site that she has a closet full of Notorious RBG shirts that she gives out as gifts.
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"I wish someone would inform Audrey that no one gives out points for going thru natural childbirth," one user mused.
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The Partnership for Public Service gives out the 85033 Service to America Medals, or Sammies, to outstanding federal workforce employees.
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But just as politics inflect when China gives out pandas, it's also a factor in when they take them away.
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The Swedish Academy, which gives out the award, said Mr. Dylan told it he had "pre-existing commitments" on Dec.
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"People are yelling at you to give them T-shirts," she said, adding that she sometimes gives out items free.
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But the law in Thailand gives out anything from hefty fines to long prison terms for the possession of marijuana.
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Sometimes the Academy gives out an Oscar more for a person's career than the performance and that's what happened here.
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In addition to its payment processors – first the little dongle, and now the sleek register – Square gives out small business loans.
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And while Sierra or Cirie or Andrea spin out their plans, Sarah takes in the information and gives out very little.
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ImpactAssets typically gives out about 12% to 15% of its asset base every year, which is more than foundations, Freundlich noted.
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The father/son relationship provides a bittersweet undertone to the episode, until eventually the tape, like the real thing, gives out.
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Here's to running out of wall space before either my brain gives out or our robot overlords make crossword constructors expendable.
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Bowers & Wilkins claims that the P7 Wireless can go for up to 17 hours of music before the battery gives out.
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The brand also gives out discount cards, which strikes me as a vaguely nefarious but genius way to earn back revenue.
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"There are many grants that the government gives out, but we treat them all in the same way," Mr. Sellin said.
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One of the best ways to understand how this works is to look at the way the government gives out contracts.
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Amazon even gives out an accolade called the "Door Desk Award " to employees who come up with ideas that save money.
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A graduate of education science from Egerton University, Tabichi gives out 80% of his income to his school and community projects.
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A gacha system that gives out random high-level items, player-versus-player styling contests, sign-in bonuses, daily quests, weekly events.
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People in its grip often feel little pain, act violently and have extraordinary strength; the heart races wildly and suddenly gives out.
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The performances are very good, in particular a single derisive snort that Emma Stone gives out of one side of her face.
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It includes my favorite boot-for-a-hat, pony and zombie-loving, bearded candidate, Vermin Supreme, who gives out candy outside events.
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I prefer that particular set of machines because it gives out $10s and $50s, and getting them feels, I don't know, special.
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The NCAA already gives out over $500 million to the schools each year, though none of that goes directly to athletes' pockets.
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But how can such a friendly individual—one that gives out balloons and uses laughter to bring joy to terminally sick children!
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Like the E-Tron, the Model 3 earned "good" ratings in all categories, which is the best distinction the IIHS gives out.
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Oh, also, Casa Diablo only gives out $2 bills, so everyone knows where you've been if you're packing a wad of those guys.
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Ideally, the device only gives out personal details to the targeted user but still works for simple searches and requests for other users.
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In the hospital, Courtney, one of the nurses, gives out white zip-up suits to women who do not have trousers or skirts.
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That's why F1 gives out awards to both drivers (F1 World Drivers' Champions) and the constructors of the cars (F1 World Constructors' Champions).
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But once she learns her lines and gives out several pretend Oscars, McKinnon is right back in her flats — and out the door.
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A bank makes money on the difference between what it charges for long-term loans and the rate it gives out on deposits.
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And since there are apparently no rules these days on The Bachelor/ette, Hannah Beast gives out her very first rose to Cam.
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The U.S. also has stopped funding the U.N. Relief and Works Agency, a United Nations body that gives out aid to Palestinian refugees.
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The low birth rate is causing the island so much anxiety that the government actually gives out subsidies to couples who have babies.
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Microsoft also stands to gain money from the billions in grants and subsidies the government gives out each year to improve rural broadband.
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If you want more from J Heat, he's also got an email list where he regularly gives out unreleased tracks, older tunes, and more.
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Now Liam's group has a bigger electric wagon in the works to help increase the number of meals, and other supplies, he gives out.
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Kay gives out prizes like candy in her classroom on a regular basis to encourage students to participate and reward them for their work.
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The company's rewards program, which rolled out to 140 stores in September, gives out points for ordering food online or on the company's app.
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As a result, conservative media and politicians take the NRA's support — especially the coveted A-to-F ratings the organization gives out — very seriously.
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As a result, conservative media and politicians take the NRA's support — especially the coveted A-to-F ratings the organization gives out — very seriously.
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"He doesn't really give out pointers or advice so much as he gives out unending support, which is very nice," she explains of Shepard, 43.
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"He doesn't really give out pointers or advice so much as he gives out unending support, which is very nice," the 37-year-old explains.
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Oscar-winning filmmaker Steven Spielberg — who is also a member of the organization that gives out the awards — is an outspoken critic of Netflix's nominations.
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Each year, the U.S. gives out more than 1 million "green cards," permanently allowing foreign-born individuals to live and work in the United States.
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"He doesn't really give out pointers or advice so much as he gives out unending support, which is very nice," the 37-year-old explained.
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Unfortunately, Apple hasn't made similar adjustments to its entry-level plans or the paltry amount of free iCloud storage it gives out to new users.
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As a result, conservative media and politicians take the NRA's support — especially the coveted A-to-F ratings the organization gives out — very, very seriously.
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It's the most prestigious award the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences gives out every year, announced right at the end of the ceremony.
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Army Secretary Mark Esper said last week that the Army gives out waivers only for mental health issues that have been resolved or were misdiagnosed.
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Gardner must learn about human customs, convince his girlfriend that he's not a weirdo and find his father before his space-addled heart gives out.
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The state of Nevada is a likely partner, as it's one of the few in the country that actually gives out licenses for autonomous vehicle testing.
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And while the Federal Aviation Administration does not have an official definition, it usually gives out astronaut badges to those who have gone above 50 miles.
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Midway through the job, the dead part of the tree gives out, falls on him, and he's not able to lift it off of his legs.
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The company also gives out a "Z-Awesome" award every quarter to two individual employees and one team across its global offices, based on peer nominations.
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You may not care about travel rewards, but you could at least sign up for a credit card that gives out 22% cash back or more.
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"Suppose you increase the Earned Income Tax Credit somewhat," he suggested, referring to a program that gives out money to low-income people if they're employed.
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He has also traveled by stealing at least six vehicles and driving until he runs out of gas or until a vehicle gives out, he said.
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The lead writer, Tian Tao, a management professor, has been a friend of Mr. Ren's for two decades, and Huawei sometimes gives out copies as gifts.
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Possessing a crisp British accent and a wealth of knowledge about how to get in shape, he gives out instructions and his castmates follow without hesitation.
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The food bank gives out about five million meals a year and is raising money to build a large food warehouse on a six-acre plot.
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"He doesn't really give out pointers or advice so much as he gives out unending support, which is very nice," the Veronica Mars Star told PEOPLE.
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He gives out sound money advice - not in character on TV, but in real life, with his knowledge gained as a Harvard-trained lawyer and serial entrepreneur.
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Air Berlin, beloved among Germans for its flights to holiday island Mallorca and the chocolate hearts it gives out after each flight, filed for administration in August.
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It's never a fun time when your PS4 controller gives out during an intense sequence in Uncharted: The Lost Legacy or a sick combo in Injustice 2.
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At every all-staff meeting, Mr. Demissie gives out "super saver awards" to especially budget-minded staffers, like those who car-pooled instead of taking a train.
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Fingerpaint gives out "piton awards," named after the mountain climbing tool, to showcase when a worker has done a good job and is taking on more responsibility.
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The FCC's lifeline program already gives out phone subsidies, but the Democratic commissioners have proposed to expand the $1.7 billion program to cover Internet service as well.
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Anna will help, but only after Reed finds out who's been poisoning the fish her church gives out to hungry people, for free, on the streets of Oakmont.
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Two decades later, McCoy still sets aside some of the money the tribe gives out twice a year to take his children—three of them, now—on vacation.
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Patel said she gives out her personal business card to clients in case she loses her job and needs to take on side work as a makeup artist.
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Every year, the ceremony gives out the Muhammad Ali Legacy Award, which is an honor bestowed on an athlete who has used sport as a springboard for activism.
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And while it's highly important to stay informed, there's only so many posts you can read about Trump's dalliances with nuclear weapons before your heart officially gives out.
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The Recording Academy which gives out Grammy Awards, hailed him as "one of the most innovative producers of all time" and described his impact on music as "unparalleled."
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For many users, this will mean you can turn Live Photos back on without fear of destroying the paltry 5GB of iCloud storage Apple gives out for free.
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The FAA does at least review payloads that are being launched when it gives out licenses, but it's likely the agency didn't know at all about the tardigrades.
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Netflix's prison-based comedy-drama won several Emmys for comedy in 2014, but in 2015, the Television Academy, which gives out the awards, declared the show a drama.
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The team's laid-back leader, Novi Susetyo Adi, gives out directions and everyone scatters, each with a piece of scientific equipment to probe soil, leaves, air, and trees.
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Read to Succeed is a literacy promotion developed by Six Flags that gives out prizes (see: bribes) to kids if they read books for 20073 minutes within a month.
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Even if the platform gives out its own money, acting as a balance sheet lender, for successful growth it will need to attract external debt financing as working capital.
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For $10.99 you can take the whole pack home while supporting the Stonewall Community Foundation, which gives out grants and scholarships to leaders and activists in the LGBTQ community.
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The Department of State on Friday announced that it would stop funding the U.N. Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), a United Nations body that gives out aid to Palestinian refugees.
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The Association for Library Service to Children gives out the "Laura Ingalls Wilder Award" yearly to authors whose work has made a lasting impact on the world of children's literature.
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Currently, the FCC only provides about $4.6 billion a year for rural broadband development, and the Rural Utilities Service gives out around $800 million a year in loans and grants.
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On the slopes, on the rink, and in the village, where organizers apparently expect a new record will be broken — and it's not one the committee gives out medals for.
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She often gives out citrus bath salts, essential oil-scented room sprays, jars of apple butter or other D.I.Y. gifts that she can make with her children on the weekends.
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City gives out 35,000+ lead-safe water filters The NRDC learned in 2017 that Newark had elevated lead levels, said Erik D. Olson, a drinking water expert at the council.
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"(c)(3)" refers to the tax-free 501(c)(23) designation that the IRS gives out for nonprofit organizations; under its provisions, qualifying groups are legally prohibited from endorsing candidates.
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MotorTrend Group, which encompasses the print magazine, web site and video outlets, gives out annual awards for Car of The Year, SUV of the Year and Truck of the Year.
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With a $100,000 annual budget, EXCEL gives out microgrants of up to $1,000 for one-off student projects like shows or festivals, including stipends allowing students to take low-paying internships.
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Katy Perry is now the mean judge on Idol, Drew Carey gives out the new cars on TPIR, and, soon, Gwen Stefani will take Levine's place in his iconic red chair.
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One of the biggest costs it has, according to its S-1 filing, is Google Cloud services, and it also gives out a lot, a whole lot, of stock option grants.
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The decades-old dinner held by the Correspondents' Association, which advocates press accessibility at the White House and gives out journalism awards and scholarships, has come under scrutiny in recent years.
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It was marketed to teens and used a special software certificate Apple gives out to businesses, designed mainly to allow the distribution of internal apps to employees, but not the public.
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The awards show, which gives out what is considered to be the top prize in comedy, testified to how far-reaching Mr. Chappelle's influence has been by drawing a range of celebrities.
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President Trump gives out Halloween treats to children of the members of press and the White House staff in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, on Oct. 229.
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Coin Rewards and the Coin Developer Program are being shut down immediately, but existing Coin cards will remain under their one-year manufacturer's warranty and continue functioning until the battery gives out.
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So if Viall doesn't end up picking the right one when he gives out his final rose on next week's finale, he should know that Jones is available, despite her blocked number.
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"I think anybody that gives out these big contracts should never ever, during their lifetime, be allowed to work for a defense company, for a company that makes that product," Trump said.
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The app called "KonMari," was launched a few months ago and gives out organizing tips, allows people to share before and after pictures, and provides a platform for her followers to socialize.
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He still puts on exhausting, hours-long stunts — which have been referred to as "junklord YouTube" — as well as last-person-to-leave challenges in which he gives out thousands of dollars.
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Sydnie Mares, a social media professional based in Houston, says the heated neck pillow and Bluetooth headphones that her local dental practice gives out have eased her discomfort while undergoing dental work.
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Each year, the award show typically gives out a Humanitarian Award that honors the philanthropic contributions of a celebrity who goes beyond their duty as an entertainer to do something that really matters.
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That agency gives out more than $7 billion annually in research grants, accounting for about 20% of federal support to academic institutions for basic research, but didn't get a mention in the budget.
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Among all of Social Security's arcane rules, secrets, and claiming surprises, the greatest personal revelation to me has been that the agency often gives out confusing, inconsistent, and even flat-out wrong information.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the organization that gives out the Oscars, has been building a museum collection over the past decade.
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How long can anyone be expected to go on date after Tinder date after Hinge date after Bumble date before their soul gives out and they declare bankruptcy on either themselves or humanity?
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A 28-year-old occupational therapist at a Sydney hospital, who preferred not to be named, told Mashable Australia the hospital gives out 2G-enabled Nokia phones when staff go on home visits.
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While Marriott is preserving that feature and the bonus points that it sometimes gives out during the transfer, earning fewer points through card spending means fewer miles on the other side of the trade.
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The school gives out such large grants to the six in 10 families who qualify (families earning less than $250,000 generally get some aid) that more than 83% of students graduate without any debt.
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It was beloved by Germans for its flights to holiday island Mallorca and also for the chocolate hearts it gives out after each flight, but filed for administration in August after years of losses.
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Is this one of the greatest examples of arrogance and self-serving blind ambition by a political candidate in history, or just the result of a culture that gives out trophies for last place?
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The organization gives out full packages at a time thanks to the help of supporters like Distributing Dignity, a nonprofit whose mission is to distribute new bras, pads and tampons to women in need.
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In countries like South Sudan, where people frequently move around to access water, the Carter Center gives out special straws, worn around your neck like a pendant, to filter water as you drink it.
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She got it on the black market, which has sprung up in New York due to the fact that the city only gives out 4,000 permits a year—and the waitlist is extremely long.
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Sometimes we see him as the employees would have seen him, as the casually dressed V.I.P. with the many suitcases who jokes with bellhops, chats with valets and gives out tips along with handshakes.
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"The Social Security Administration itself gives out detailed actuarial tables on when and how payments will exceed income, and the issue needs attention because we're running the cushion between them down," he told CNN.
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My hip gives out several times during the moving process, so I am relegated to sitting on my bed and sorting through the contents of several boxes while the kids mull about around me.
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Considering the average credit card APR is over 2000% and the average rewards credit card gives out 1% to 3% back at most, it&aposs easy to see how this is a losing proposition.
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Sundance gives out awards like Halloween candy, but sometimes selections truly deserve the honor, which is the case with "One Child Nation" (the U.S. grand jury prize) and "American Factory" (the U.S. directing prize).
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Considering the average credit card APR is over 2000% and the average rewards credit card gives out 25% to 2000% back at most, it&aposs easy to see how this is a losing proposition.
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Whitehall gives out grants to councils in such a way that almost eliminates any extra revenue (in the form of additional council tax, say) that councils could earn by allowing more development, says Mr Hilber.
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In Tulsa, Oklahoma, I met a single mother named Shaeriah Fox when she visited Emergency Infant Services, a non-profit organization that gives out diapers, car seats, formula and other necessities to families in crisis.
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He has found a mentor of sorts in Radek Stepanek, who is basically his antithesis — a 37-year-old tennis lifer who adores the game and plans to keep playing until his body gives out.
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Arizona, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Texas and Virginia, as well as Nebraska's 2nd District (Nebraska gives out electoral votes to the popular vote winner of each of its congressional seats), all move in Republicans' direction.
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Now Donald Trump says it's time for the rest of the world to pull its weight, but I have always been proud to be in a country that gives out of its prosperity and generosity.
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Amazon never gives out specific sales figures, but it did say that "tens of millions" of its own Alexa-enabled devices were sold over the holidays, with the Echo Dot being one of the top sellers.
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The Diffie–Hellman key exchange was a major breakthrough and became "the foundation for most regularly used security protocols on the internet today," according to the Association for Computer Machinery, which gives out the Turing Award.
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The former president is part of a process in which the Clinton campaign never gives out a copy of prepared remarks to reporters ahead of time because there are almost never any prepared remarks to give.
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If you are a program officer at a foundation that gives out large cash prizes for socially progressive work nobody has ever heard of, you will probably receive my response before you have even finished typing.
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The school has tried to diversify its intake of pupils, but even after adjusting for the financial aid it gives out, the effective average fee for an MBA course has risen by about 30% in five years.
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"The polygraph's great flaw is the substantial number of false positives that it gives out, especially when you're using it for large-scale screenings," says former CIA director James Woolsey, in a previously unreleased interview from 2009.
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Unlike an IPO, which gives investors stock ownership in a company, an ICO gives out tokens whose use case is based on a promise the platform will be useful in a digital network once it gets built.
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The American Pianists Association gives out its jazz award only once every four years, and it's as lucrative as it is rare: The grand prize includes $50,000 in cash and a recording contract with Mack Avenue Records.
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"Homelessness, yearly rent, monthly rent: The North Koreans have no such terms since everything is owned by the state which gives out housing," said Kim Wanseo, a South Korean lexicographer on the committee working to compile the dictionary.
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That included a casual trip to London to be honored by Queen Elizabeth II with an MBE, or Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, an award she gives out every year before her birthday.
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The slabs down the central corridors have settled in such a way that they slant upward, which is fortunate, because whenever the building's plumbing gives out, the floor acts as a gully, channeling water away from the cells.
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Asia's biggest economies are sinking into debt as India gives out an increasing number of bad loans and credit in China's banks accumulates similarly to how it did in the U.S. before the Great Recession, the Telegraph reports.
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On Sunday, Scott "Howie" Dittman tagged along to the Pittsburgh Pride Parade with his friend Denna Hays, who was attending with Free Mom Hugs, an organization that advocates for LGBTQ equality and gives out hugs at Pride events.
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The company no longer gives out its worldwide user number, but the number of active users in its four biggest markets has fallen from 169 million in Q2 2017 to 164 million in its recent Q2 2018 period.
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Street vendors are up against a whole bevy of issues—and so to address this one, City Councilor Margaret Chin has proposed new legislation that would attempt to increase the number of legal permits New York gives out.
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If you're making the majority of the dishes, and you know you're going to make way more food than you can possibly reheat and repurpose, Hall gives out leftovers in quart containers as take-home gifts for her company.
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And the truth is that once you have had your children straighten you in your wheelchair or drive it down the street when your hand gives out, your whole perception of propriety and family roles tends to get upended.
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As a parent who already gives out an allowance to a slightly younger user than Current is aiming for, I know from personal experience that one of the biggest challenges is simply having the cash on hand at the appropriate time.
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With a completely hidden drive control mechanism, where steering is controlled entirely via software, there's still a need to figure out the best way to build in mechanical redundancy so the vehicle can be steered even when power steering gives out.
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Unlike the other states voting in February, which allocate their delegates proportionately to several candidates, South Carolina gives out 29 delegates to the statewide winner and 21 delegates to congressional district winners across the state (three delegates each in seven districts).
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Dublin San Ramon Services District, a public utility that isn't owned by the city of Dublin, also established the state's first residential recycled water program in 2014, which gives out recycled water to people for free to use for landscaping.
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What's missing that Trump wants: Leaves the diversity visa in place, which gives out 50,000 green cards per year to citizens of countries who do not send many immigrants to the U.S. Does not specifically provide funding for a border wall.
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The Quai Gambetta, onto which deck hands from the Murex were hoisting crates of freshly caught crab as the captain worked on his repairs, gives out directly on to the sea and is the preferred docking spot for the port's skippers.
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It would be easy for Walker to bask in the adulation of business-friendly media: He's the head of one of the most widely known philanthropic organizations in the country — one which gives out some $600 million in grants each year.
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"As mayor, Mike Bloomberg spent years keeping Republicans in power in New York — yet most voters just know him as this bizarre billionaire who gives out iPhones like candy," she said, in response to a story last week about his lavish campaign spending.
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Under the controversial Small House Policy, the government gives out land for free to male villagers who can show that their families have resided locally for a century or more — this, while so many Hong Kongers struggle under astronomical real-estate prices.
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Fingers immediately pointed to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which gives out the Oscars and which, despite efforts to diversify its ranks in recent years, still skews older, male and white, according to a 103 investigation by The Los Angeles Times.
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Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman, a critique of the age of Trump by way of a true story from the 1970s about a black cop who infiltrated the KKK, took home the Grand Prix at Cannes, which is the second-highest honor the festival gives out.
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The 420 Games, which has events in California, Colorado and Pennsylvania, gives out samples — sometimes marijuana, but more often oils and creams containing CBD — in places where they are legal, though the sponsors say they are not intended to be used at the event.
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As for snide and dismissive, almost anything that gets the numbers up when Mr. Rock takes the Oscars stage on Sunday will most likely be fine with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which gives out the Oscars, and ABC, which broadcasts the show.
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Ewan, the timid, oft-forgotten co-founder, accidentally gives out £14,000 bonuses to every employee in an attempt to win their affection, while Watto, a recovering alcoholic and the group's ideas man, buys a yacht to fend off accusations he stole intellectual property from a former friend.
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I have a buddy who says his vision of the future of venture capital is that Amazon becomes a bank and just gives out loans and free AWS credits, and that becomes the entire seed-stage economy in VC. They already do give out free AWS credits.
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"In every country, political systems, traditions, and religious beliefs inform the decisions of judges, who have the power to affect women and girls' rights, for better or for worse," Blakeley Decktor - a lawyer at women's rights organization Women's Link, which gives out the awards - told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Firdaus's face is powdered so white one might mistake her for a Goth aficionado; that face stays impassive as she pulls cards from a shoe, slides them to players, turns over her own, pushes bills into a slot with a clear plastic plunger, gives out chips, takes them away.
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If the bank gives out its bonus in a non-cash instrument such as frequent flyer miles or points, it will likely value the miles at their own rate, and in my experience the rate they set is higher than what I would consider a fair market value.
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Today, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (the body that gives out the Oscars) announced that Cosby and the filmmaker Roman Polanski — who in 1977 pleaded guilty to unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor before fleeing the country to avoid serious prison time — have been expelled from the Academy.
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Keeping the power going continuously usually means a series of linked systems: a physical flywheel to maintain power for a few seconds, then a battery that provides a few more minutes of power once the flywheel gives out, all of which should give the building's backup generator time to kick in.
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"We may still be far from the final result that we wanted, but this feels like progress, and hopefully, it gives out a message to the pompous Tories that they can't make bad decisions on our behalf," said Luke Rossi, 25, a musician who had voted for the first time.
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I've said it before and I'll say it until my southern voice gives out: The battleground and center of political gravity, the political filling station and the right of passage for anyone who hopes to be our Democratic nominee and the next president of the United States, is South Carolina.
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What it's about: Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman — a critique of the age of Donald Trump by way of a true story from the 1970s about a black cop who infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan — took home the Grand Prix at Cannes, which is the second-highest honor the prestigious festival gives out.
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But this year, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the organization that gives out the awards, seems to have decided that it would rather distract from the movies themselves by messing with the telecast of the ceremony, provoking repeated outcry from film fans, industry observers, and even the Academy's members.
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In 2011, she and her mother were awarded the Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity, an award Italy gives out to expats who have made a meaningful contribution to Italy since World War II. The award was presented to her by Giorgio Napolitano, who was the president of Italy at the time.
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After broadcasting their first few #JustSaySorry burnings on Facebook—including one in which Willingham set fire to the Harvard Law School acceptance letter that she had thought she would want to hold onto forever—Wanjuki and Willingham won a grant from the Awesome Foundation, an organization that gives out micro-grants, to produce a professional video for the project.
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Pro tip: FADER Fort usually gives out free custom Converse shoes (you could put a bald eagle on yours, or your friend Joe Biden's face, the sky's the limit, really), but make sure you get there early or they're probably going to run out of your size, especially if you're like a nine or a ten or something common like that.
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While all college-bound high schoolers and those already attending should apply for a chunk of the $120 billion the U.S. Department of Education gives out in the form of grants, loans and work study funds, there are three states with laws on the books that actually require students to fill out a FAFSA in order to graduate from high school.
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But over years of covering the Oscars, living life according to a calendar dictated by the awards season — the fall festivals, the late-year prestige releases, the votes and awards galas, and, finally, the hectic weeks of scrambling to prognosticate who will win and mind-read the Academy that gives out the statuettes — I have begrudgingly come to understand that there might be some reason, if not to love the Oscars, then to at least see why they matter.
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