Mr Hultqvist himself is suspected of hankering after NATO membership.
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Mental health experts are hankering for an alternative to antidepressants.
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Suddenly feel a hankering for a personalized coat of your own?
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Anyone with a hankering for Heinz-flavored chips is in luck.
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But it wasn't long before he was hankering for action again.
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And if you're hankering for something sweet, no need to worry.
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I lived for years, on the outside, hankering after New York.
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If you're hankering for a dumpling, order Xiao Long Bao instead.
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In fact, I've got a hankering to go west again right now.
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Van Ness Oh, I am so hankering for a strong actress governess.
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I curse irrationally and I have an odd hankering for raw meat.
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But encouragingly, it found little pronounced hankering for authoritarian or nationalist rule.
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Even now, one might get a hankering to call some of these numbers.
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Well, anything's worth a try when that hankering for Hobnobs comes a-knocking.
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Do you have a hankering for adventure and several million dollars laying around?
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SoftBank, for its part, seems to have a hankering for real estate tech.
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Michele isn't hankering after a feature film production like his predecessor Tom Ford.
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Yes, just what the American public has been hankering for: another government study!
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On a visit to Bolivia, I had a serious hankering for some saliva.
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Are they hankering for baitfish, such as gobies and perch, or craving frog?
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I suddenly have a hankering for tea, but then again, I'm fairly suggestible.
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The scandal offered a "welcome diversion" when the country was hankering for one.
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Throughout his career, James Baldwin had a hankering to work in show business.
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If you're hankering to try Mary Jane, there are plenty of online resources.
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Back in New York, some time later, the hankering for a hamburger hit again.
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Tyron Woodley has been hankering for a money fight for a long time though.
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Hankering for as much Obama as you can handle in the next two months?
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If you have a hankering for some deep dish, this is a solid option.
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We're not really hankering for cars and trucks that can break the speed limit.
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Maybe our hankering for podcasters comes down to the fact that nerds are in.
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People will start hankering for something substantial on which to hang their bucket hats.
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If you're stuck at home and hankering for the fine arts, there's plenty online.
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If I have a hankering for kohlrabi at 2:45 AM, it's no problem.
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Hankering for something new, something different, maybe even something that looks sillier than a scooter?
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If you're hankering for a hot fudge sundae, try spicing up your savory food instead.
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Did anyone else just get a huge hankering to watch Star Trek: The Next Generation?
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James in Bangkok has a hankering for Taco Bell tacos, but is offering just $5.
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No wonder people are hankering for Mr. Niblock's and Ms. Fontana's export, or a facsimile.
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Perhaps, instead, you have a hankering for rare wallaby leg with mustard cream and capers.
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It was the combination of Yankee ingenuity and America's new hankering for a flavorful beer.
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Even after all these years of imagining this moment, I had no hankering to linger.
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" Her hankering for adventure was due partly, she said, "to an extremely low boredom threshold.
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If you're hankering for a pricy pooch Aibo will be available to U.S. families in September.
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So I'm probably hankering after something that's not really practical or certainly not easy to deliver.
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But the real concern has little to do with whether people are hankering for M.O.D.O.K. Horseman.
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CONTACT with this year's presidential politics leaves many Americans hankering for a scrub with carbolic soap.
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She had moved to Los Angeles, hankering to play someone different, when "Big Love" came calling.
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It also left them hankering to play again — with nearly four days to digest their disappointment.
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So, naturally, as the season gets into full swing, you may find yourself hankering to indulge.
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Even mob bosses, though, get a hankering for some pizza delivered piping hot to the door.
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So if your little ones are already hankering to dress up for Halloween, here's their chance.
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This is such a great product if you're hankering for a glass of non-alcoholic bubbles.
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Who among us has a hankering for a latte with just a little hint of the undead?
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Is it just modern-day quackery, a hankering for any life-prolonging quicksilver, however unscientific and unorthodox?
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This is wishful thinking, confusing what activists are hankering for with what marginal Democratic voters might want.
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Sounds like the guy's got a hankering for a 10-piece pronto ... or he's Christmas shopping early.
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About halfway there, I get a hankering for chips (Cheddar and Sour Cream Lays are my weakness).
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If you're really hankering for more, then why not check out the podcast that it's based on.
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By the time 1:30 rolled around, I was ravenous (with a particular hankering for Cheetos, duh).
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I went there a few days after the strike with a midnight hankering for a Snickers bar.
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Dacus, hankering for a swim, plopped down in the middle and flapped his legs, kiddie-pool style.
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Still hankering for Stieglitz's approval, Strand wanted to emulate Stieglitz's fine romance with O'Keeffe, "Portrait" and all.
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Nick: Yeah, I hit a point where I had a hankering to get out there and perform.
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Sleepy If you're hankering for male voices with light southern drawls, Sleepy's Otis Gray has you covered.
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This hankering after a generalized condition comes to make more and more sense as the chapters progress.
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You're feeling the fall spirit, hankering for a warmer shade, but don't know exactly what to ask for.
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He emphasized that success was a function both of current macro dynamics and a hankering for superlative products.
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And, weirdly, I've a hankering to hunt this down in the various second-hand game stores I frequent.
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Are you hankering for that sense of accomplishment one gets after fashioning something remarkable with their bare hands?
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Our reviewer couldn't stop his hankering for the pecan pie sundae at Buttermilk Channel, in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn.
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If you're stuck at home and hankering for the fine arts, there are plenty to choose from online.
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And if you find yourself with a hankering for tlayudas on Sundays, you can find them at Smorgasburg.
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Updated on March 21945 If you're stuck at home and hankering for the fine arts, there's plenty online.
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Nor is Hezbollah necessarily hankering for battle with Israel, according to analysts who study the militant group closely.
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As with every emerging great power, China's hankering to exert its influence is growing along with its stature.
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She was just hankering for a drink, and her laughter and looseness as she had it were real.
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I can't help feeling there's a contradiction between taking pride in one's disability and hankering for a cure.
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If you've got a hankering for Sonic, you're better off picking up an old console and cartridge off eBay.
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So if you're really hankering for the Apple experience, then one of these two is your best cheap bet.
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While bass typically eat smaller fish like perch and minnows, this one was clearly hankering for something more substantial.
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Photo: GettyAre you a postdoctoral researcher with a hankering to help the US government hone its brain-warfare skills?
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And yes, the Pixel comes with Google Duo preinstalled, if you've been hankering for the company's video chat app.
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I've developed a hankering for slightly boring politicians who just get stuff done — Mayor Mike Duggan of Detroit, Gov.
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This is not something that our base is hankering to undo, and we may quietly leave it in place.
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Though I'm not eating for two, I still wake up every morning with a hankering for that glorious golden bread.
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In the second spot, Dell gives young Steph some tips — which, of course gives them a hankering for Burger King.
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But after years of hankering for a choice in what they can watch, Ethiopians are fast becoming spoilt for one.
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And if you're hankering for a beach vacation but aren't sure where to go, Dr. Beach has got you covered.
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Overhead is low, labor is minimal, and demand is virtually endless, driven by China's insatiable hankering for bird nest soup.
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But it's left me with a deep hankering for weird genre films, and it may do the same to you.
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So, naturally, when our afternoon coffee break hankering started, we made a trip to our local Starbucks' to grab one.
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Whether it's a hankering for salty, sweet, savory, or all of the above, cravings can be nearly impossible to ignore.
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The color is gorgeous on the new iPads so if you're hankering for the Rose Gold then you're in luck.
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The next time you're hankering for a warm cookie, you can bake some of the balls straight from the freezer.
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By campaigning for it, she'd risk coming off as a has-been hankering for any old place at the table.
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And it's pretty close to heaven when we get a hankering to shop, but don't have loads of dough to spend.
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In 2013, Patrick Jones and Meg Ulman were hankering to scratch an itch for travel that hadn't been satisfied in years.
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"I really am always interested in trying new things, so there hasn't been one I've been hankering to [revisit]," she said.
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Click here to view original GIFThe queen of shitty robots is back, apparently, with a hankering for a peanut butter sandwich.
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Animal: If you're hankering for some pig head terrine, veal tongue, and other odds and ends, Animal is a safe pick.
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Facebook's latest Social VR demo was like the world's best sizzle reel and it has us all hankering for virtual steak.
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Unfortunately, the next time this amateur chef has a hankering for poultry, they realize that they forgot to save the link.
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Who would have thought the EPA beat would get us hankering for some Chick-fil-A and old "Fixer Upper" reruns?
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For several years, Ms. Higgins had been hankering to move to New York, where she has plenty of relatives and friends.
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The gender pay gap conjures visions of old men in starched shirts, hankering for the days of dictation and Martini lunches.
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Whatever's going on ... it seems odd an 87-year-old woman would have a hankering for Mel's so late at night.
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While window-shopping in the West Village the other day, I had a sudden hankering for some fine, fat pork chops.
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The increasingly peripatetic nature of youthful lives today drives a hankering for some stability via identification with selected concepts and communities.
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I'm not usually hankering for fish skin, let alone three different layers of it, but chef Inoue's preparation of it was amazing.
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I'm not personally hankering for a third party to vote for, as I have some fairly banal Democratic Party views these days.
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At the end of the day, Silicon Valley doesn't need more people with fat wallets and a hankering for the billionaire lifestyle.
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Invariably, the girl is wide-eyed and frantic—because of an unreturned text, a hankering for vodka, or an imminent bad choice.
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The remixed version could placate viewers hankering for a version of the season that feels more like the show they originally embraced.
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If you have a hankering for the movie theater experience, consider going to places like the Valley 6 Plaza in North Hollywood.
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Today I had a hankering for a pile of tender surnoli (above), the subject of my "Eat" column in this weekend's magazine.
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Consumers had developed a hankering for chicken — a crisis, obviously, for a business that was built on the industrialized pulping of cows.
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And while Twede's could easily fulfill any hankering for greasy spoon fare, heed my warning: the pies are not what they seem.
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A hefty minority of the party hankering after impeachment, against the wishes of the Democratic leadership, had hoped to bolster their stalled case.
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If you're hankering for a specific craving, chances are good you can order it at one of the eight on-site dining options.
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Sometimes, you just want berries though and we've got a hankering for this pie from Oakland soul food institution Lois the Pie Queen.
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If you're hankering for the skinniest laptop on the market then wait until Kaby Lake-supplied laptops start hitting stores later this year.
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Despite the success of such products at home, it remains unclear if there is much demand outside Japan from people hankering for privacy.
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And of course, if you're hankering for those vocal tradeoffs, then it goes without saying that Haim will deliver on that front, too.
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And if it's Touch ID you're hankering for Apple added the technology to the MacBook Pro's Touch Bar (on 2016 models and later).
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At times, the conversation ascended to the same level of idealism that left so many hankering for real talk in the first place.
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Luckily enough, that hankering was satisfied on Christmas Day, with a new track titled "tnodvood104" dropped via Richard D. James' user18081971 Soundcloud page.
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So if you're one of the few that was hankering to know exactly what kind of blur was applied here, now you know.
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It accuses past governments, the opposition and the urban elites of hankering after European approval and acceptance to the detriment of Polish interests.
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Next give Alma a hankering for poetry and cathedrals in a town that has none, and a job teaching voice to unmusical girls.
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If you've played "Okami" and you're still hankering for some more "The Legend of Zelda" action, "Beyond Good & Evil" is another great one.
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This election cycle has shown a hankering for anti-establishment candidates and a wariness toward political dynasties, whether their surnames are Clinton or Bush.
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They were realities sometimes obscured by delusional or deceptive social conservatives hankering to return to an idealized America (back when it was, er, "great").
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Whether you have a hankering for salty or sweet, creamy or crunchy, you'll find a treat on this list to crush all the cravings.
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Also, we've got a terrible hankering to make Melissa's recipe for a dark chocolate pudding for dessert some time between now and the weekend.
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Last week, I had a hankering for something fruity, but not actual fruit, so I bought some Skittles for the first time in years.
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But when that zingy endorphin high from my workout fades, I'm still left with a sad, greasy ponytail and a hankering for Shake Shack.
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Fortunately, if you're hankering for a copy of these films and you're not a Prime member, this deal only applies to brand-new copies.
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In Tunisia, the supposed success story of the revolts, the hankering for stability overtook a want for democracy in mid-2012, according to Pew.
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And when you wake up the next morning, that hankering for a buttery, flaky pastry can never really be sated with just one croissant.
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The dreary months of winter may have you hankering for a vacation, and spring is the perfect time to take a quick weekend getaway.
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The four-hour When Harry Met Meghan Royal Black Taxi Tour may be the fix for those hankering to know more about the couple.
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Trump's transparent hankering for a deal gives Tehran an opportunity to aggravate the crisis — all the better to extract favorable terms in a negotiation.
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Those hankering for some kind of response from Congress to the massive Equifax data breach might actually get their wish in the coming week.
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Sources close to him say job 1 for Brendan is spending time with family -- and not only because he's hankering for his favorite meal.
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We watched an episode of Heston Blumenthal's show where he reimagined fish and chips, and it gave us all a hankering for some fried food.
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Lately, a spectrum of vibrant celebrity looks have us hankering for ultra-saturated shades of bright orange, infrared red, and an unexpectedly-alluring bright violet.
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He says that when he talks to customers, they are hankering for a more complete serverless developer experience that includes all parts of the program.
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If you've been hankering for another royal wedding since May, you're in luck – Princess Eugenie's wedding to Jack Brooksbank is just under a month away.
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Luckily, if you've still got a hankering to go platinum, you have an opportunity to go blonde (for a night) every time Halloween rolls around.
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What's clear is that journalists eyeing the next big political scoop — and Trump opponents eyeing another blow to the Republican nominee — are hankering for it.
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Winslow Homer took a hankering to the light, Rachel Carson took an interest in the ecology, and Ernest Hemingway took trophy fish from the deep.
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ODD GUNNAR SKAGESTADOslo, Norway I fear that your hankering for European Union linguistic purity may suffer the same fate as porcine aviation ("Silly sausages", June 29th).
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While I've always had a hankering for wagons and record players, it's still a surprise when they come back into style as if they were new.
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Mark Salling had a hankering for Japanese after cutting a deal with prosecutors in his child porn case ... a deal that will land him in prison.
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The alleged conspiracy takes hold But Butina's Russian handlers had been hankering for a more permanent fix, according to prosecutors, and Erickson was there to help.
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However, it has found that among its 7 million digital readers exists a hankering for a copy of the magazine they can hold in their hands.
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A lot of what she told me had to do with her boyfriend Judson and their sex life, a semipublic affair stimulated by some exhibitionist hankering.
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Whether it's a local brewery or a big beer conglomerate, harnessing the power of fermentation requires more than just a hankering for a cold can of suds.
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Appealing to those with a hankering for the lazy luxury and opulence of British-controlled India during the 1930s, this is a world of sex and danger.
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If you have a hankering for a mixed drink, avoid sugar- and cream-filled options and stick to those that use club soda instead of syrupy mixers.
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There's little reason to go unless you are in need of a cell phone or have a hankering for tasty South Asian, Middle Eastern, or African food.
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For the most part, experts say, those people are not going to notice much damage to their phone batteries before they start hankering for a new device.
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Or you might realize that you weren't giving every Cathy Waterman stud in your collection sufficient ear time and yet were hankering for an Anita Ko climber.
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The Best Gas Grill You Can Buy Without Breaking the BankScreenshot: GizmodoThe sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and you have an insatiable hankering for some meat.
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" Elsewhere, reworked versions of classics "Imagine," ″What a Wonderful World," and "What the World Needs Now" reveal Streisand's hankering for what she views as calmer, pre-Trump days.
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On a new episode of VICELAND's BONG APPÉTIT, host Abdullah Saeed gets a hankering for THC-infused sushi, and invites Yoya Takahashi to show him how it's done.
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If you were hankering after an electric SUV with some fancy falcon-wing doors, Tesla has announced the Australian pricing for its more affordable Model X electric SUV.
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After all that time at Lake Titicaca, I was kind of hankering for a chili dog; but with none to be found, I settled for more fish instead.
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If you end up hankering to become not just a visitor but a resident of this cozy mountain-and-lake-flanked town, you certainly won't be the first.
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A serious hunger for French movies, or even a hankering for an aperitif, is the only prerequisite for attending the Film Society's annual banquet of recent Gallic cinema.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Australia's hankering for a United States ambassador hit another snag on Tuesday when Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee announced that he had turned down the job.
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But she has become deeply unpopular and every poll since last winter has indicated the electorate is hankering for a change and intends to vote her party out.
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So the couple did what countless other city dwellers with growing families and a hankering for more space or different lifestyles often do: They moved to the suburbs.
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Hankering after something incontestably Hawaiian, you end up on a charter bus bound for the Chief's Luau at Sea Life Park 215 miles east on the Kalanianaole Highway.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - U.S. consumers hankering for one of Beyond Meat Inc's faux-meat burgers can pick one up at the grocery store for about $46 a patty.
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When the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star gets an afternoon hankering for some food fuel, she reaches for fresh veggies with avocado hummus, raw almonds or fresh fruit.
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WHEN Jim Byrum returned to America in 1970 after a two-year tour of Chile with the Peace Corps, he found himself hankering for Chileans to hang out with.
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On top of pining for the old days of lunch AND juice box swag, we also happen to have a hankering for the simple school sandwiches that accompanied them.
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As we start hankering for new winter wardrobes and gearing up for holiday shopping, let us remember: You don't just vote with your ballot, you vote with your dollars.
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Even Spinraza's newness — the sense that those who sign on are being guinea pigs — wouldn't stop me if I were hankering for a medical solution to my life's complications.
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Insider Tip: In Canada, Rocky Mountain oysters are known as prairie oysters, just in case you ever get a hankering for a few while traversing the land of the Canucks.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 hit shelves last week, but if you're hankering for a solid fix of the franchise, I might actually recommend a trip back to 2012.
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Ware -- who's now a consultant with the Broncos -- had a hankering for some pizza Tuesday night and let everyone know the only shop that could satisfy his craving was Papa.
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If you have an apocalyptic hankering for some fancy shortbread, simply look for this monogrammed backpack to locate the rich person you'll have to overpower in order to get it.
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This is all to say that opting for a Beyond Meat product when you have a hankering for meat is totally fine and good — if that's really what you want.
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Do as I say, not as I did, and the next time a hacker gets a hankering for pork dumplings (with chives), you won't be the one footing the bill.
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And while I'm nowhere near ready for that myself, it makes sense to me that over the last few weeks I've felt a hankering to relate to my pregnant mom.
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PT so if you really have a hankering to buy a new iPhone or iPad (but not the now-delayed AirPods), you'll have to scoot over to a physical Apple Store.
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If you're hankering for a good cry, however, then look no further than Disney Pixar's Coco, or the tears of fear that are sure to start flowing after watching Scream 2.
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The success of the German manufacturers is based on sales of combustion engined vehicles at a time when customers are hankering for newer electric cars with sophisticated software-based infotainment systems.
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If you've got a hankering for some classic 16-bit arcade gaming, the internet is awash with tutorials on how to build your own machine that can emulate almost any game.
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In Britain the mother of parliaments has been at the gin bottle and opinion polls everywhere show increasing numbers of people losing patience with democratic niceties and hankering after a strongman.
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Duterte, who has kept domestic opinion on edge by hankering for retirement before his term ends in 2022, makes no secret of his personal disdain for Washington and its foreign policy.
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But with investors hankering for ways to capitalize on changes to the way we work, play and travel, the ingredients to make a perfect SLAW will come together nicely in 2018.
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But Trump as a politician, let alone as a president, hinged on a hankering for novelty and an itch to trash the status quo in favor of the great orange unknown.
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His hankering for a deal — any deal — with North Korea's Kim Jong-un so that he can win a Nobel Peace Prize is a danger to peace and stability in Asia.
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Trust that your body knows what it needs, and when you get a hankering for chips, chocolate or courgette, look to that craving: The rumble of your belly is not a saboteur.
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Price: Varies depending on band and seats Purchase a set of classes or a workshop for someone who you know is hankering to learn a new skill or explore a new exercise.
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The rest of this update is mainly minor bug fixes, but if you own an Apple TV and have been hankering to hear some of your favorite podcasts — possibly some of ours!
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Brodes was enjoying The Groove Cruise in Miami when he got a hankering for a good ol' fashioned swig of beer from his shoe ... and wanted DJ Thomas Jack to join him.
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Drake, Chris Brown, and Travis Scott make room ... former NBA player Stephen Jackson's got a hankering for some Rihanna ... promising to get "real aggressive" if he ever runs into the pop star.
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Robert and his wife, two Dutch friends whose children are about the same age as ours, were hankering to go west to see Botswana's Kalahari Desert and the ruins of Great Zimbabwe.
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At the same time we'd be lying if we said our cravings for some details weren't as strong as Jenner's hankering for In-N-Out during her first (and second, and third) trimester.
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If you've been hankering for a new iPhone that has all the power of the latest generations but fits in your hand like the old models, today is a good day for you.
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Advertising oneself as a member of the press basically means issuing an invitation to every asshole with a longing for ransom money or a hankering to televise the gruesome death of a Westerner.
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I don't eat meat, but I did have a hankering for gravy to pair with the potatoes and I also really wanted some peas and lima beans, so I made a grocery run.
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It's odd, this hankering for a "he made the trains run on time" Steinbrenner, since he never, not once, oversaw a midseason youth movement that was executed with anything like sincerity or success.
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If you're floating 250 miles above Earth aboard the International Space Station (ISS) for months on end, there's a good chance you'll get a hankering for pizza and ice cream at some point.
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The clothes themselves, too, are easy to understand in this context: The extreme upheaval of normalcy has sent designers scrambling after it, hankering for the unexceptional in a confusing, often terrifying new era.
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Hankering for something "real," Mildred enlists the Second Officer (Mark Junek) to take her belowdecks, where, on catching sight of Yank, she screams and faints; to her, he's a "beast" in human form.
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In thrall to the Clintons, Democrats ignored the copious, glaring signs of an electorate hankering for something new and different and instead took a next-in-line approach that stopped working awhile back.
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" It's also apparently crushable, the kind of easy-drinking red you can chug until your face is stained purple, you develop a hankering for cheese, and you start pronouncing pinot noir like "peanut noor.
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These days, when I'm hankering for a plate of Hainan chicken rice, xiao long bao (soup dumplings) from Shanghai, or an oyster omelet sautéed Chiuchow style, I know I can find it in Richmond.
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Granted, it's not the kind of thing you pull out for immediate gratification, but if you're hankering for a pie and don't want to do all the work at once, this is the ticket.
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When the Korean owner's daughter heard about our sons' hankering for soy sauce, she made sure to slip us a tiny glass bottle in a double plastic bag before our trip to the glaciers.
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The exonerated 59-year-old's lawyer, who spoke to PEOPLE about an hour after Harward's release, says her client had just one request: After years of prison food, he had a hankering for fried oysters.
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Whether you've partied a little too hard, pulled an all-nighter or just had the hankering for a warm cheese pie, pizza seems to always hit the spot — and Cincinnati's Xavier University seems to agree.
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I've seen polling in the United States that indicates that, in comparison to... I think that for average Americans, the president's hankering after authoritarianism is the least troubling or the least conspicuous thing about him.
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The Federal Communications Commission took a dim view of America's youth establishing unlicensed radio stations in their free time, particularly as America's youth seemed to have terrible taste in music and a hankering for revolution.
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But interspersed between them all were strategically placed pops — no, explosions — of color that made such a big impact, that the Refinery29 team was left hankering after a specific shade of purple, orange, or green.
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And if you've got yourself real summer hours, and a hankering for some lexicographic spankering, here's a little extra: Looking for a pack of themeless puzzles to lose yourself in as we drift into summer?
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Or, at least, this seems to be the case with Meghan Markle, who despite now being a (royal) resident of the United Kingdom, still appears to have a hankering for some good, California-style avocado toast.
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If you're hankering for more survival-horror lovin', Resident Evil 7: Biohazard is not only a masterpiece of game design but also pretty thematically on point for partners going through a bit of a rough patch.
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I haven't slow-cooked anything in a long while, but I had a hankering for this cilantro-lime chicken recipe I like, so I follow the recipe and put the bird on low for six hours.
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Hartman portrays Mamie's hunger, her hankering for a better life, a better anything, as a form of desperate creativity, making a work of art out of your own life because it's the only material you have.
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"I completely let myself go when I was pregnant," Rivera, 29, says in the May issue of Fit Pregnancy and Baby, adding she had a hankering for meats and sweets in the months leading up to delivery.
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We'll have more thoughts on the Pixel 3 and Google's performance claims when it comes out later next week, but if you're hankering to smash that pre-order button, ponder your options and check that bank account.
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The leaders of the Mad Ones (the name is lifted from Jack Kerouac's "On the Road") are in their early to mid-30s, so they are not wistfully hankering for the analog glory days of their youth.
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"Amongst African states in general, there has long been a hankering for a trade agreement that transcends national boundaries," said John Campbell, a senior fellow and Africa expert at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York.
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So while with one hand archconservatives members are taking steps down a road that could lead to Obamacare largely remaining the law of the land, they are hankering for another showdown with their colleagues over Obamacare repeal.
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The Fort Worth Police Department took to Twitter this week to figure #whatsthebeef with Wendy's employees who refused to serve a police officer with a presumable hankering for spicy chicken sandwiches, chili cheese fries, and a milkshake.
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For anybody hankering for an earlier dip into the book (like, all of us): We have two pieces of good news: First, Becky Albertalli and Adam Silvera are going on tour when the book comes out in October.
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Serena Williams and her husband, Alexis Ohanian, caught a last-minute flight to Italy on Saturday for a quick stay in Venice — and the whole trip seemingly took place because Williams had a hankering for some good pasta.
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If you've got a hankering to start creating your own iPhone and iPad apps, but aren't quite sure you're technically savvy enough to do so, allow this iOS 11 and Xcode 9 training course to change your mind.
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Given the depth of current political divides, and the hankering of Democrats who want revenge for 2016, as well as Trump's determination to ignite the anger of his base, it seems unlikely the political fury will end soon.
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So, we've got two hypotheses: Either the skirt suit is some sort of shoutout to the Duchess' love for Cher Horowitz and Clueless style, or Middleton has developed a hankering for shoulder pads and cropped blazers from the '80s.
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You'll now have to decide between IHOb, McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, Carl's Jr., Five Guys, In 'n' Out, Jack in the Box, Checkers, Culvers, Whataburger, Fatburger, Sonic, and every other specialty burger joint when you're hankering for a patty.
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Yet I watched all eight hours of Stranger Things within a 24-hour period, and when I was done, I found myself hankering to go back and start over from the very beginning, something that rarely happens to me.
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We've yet to shake our hankering for the latest designer It bag instead of exploring the market to see if we can put our money somewhere that extends its expertise in humanity and activism to those who really need it.
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For Molina, a dyed-in-the-wool backer of the ex-communists now part of the leftist alliance, it's a momentous prospect after decades on the fringes of Spanish politics, hankering after this so-called "sorpasso" (eclipse) of the Socialists.
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The Aalto purchase is inline with the trend for flows away from hedge funds and other strategies focused on liquid assets in public markets to a burgeoning and growing investor hankering for private debt, private equity,real estate and infrastructure assets.
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But he'll also indulge in his hobby on vacation, whether it's for work (on official visits) or play (skiing trips.) Those hankering to get their hands on a Prince Charles original, however, are out of luck: He never sells the originals.
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If you're otherwise dissatisfied with the sex you're having, try communicating with your partner and telling them that you'd like a foot job or whatever it is you're hankering for, instead of being passive aggressive and hoping they'll read your mind.
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When sound research does materialize on challenges like cancer or obesity, Trump may unpredictably reject logic and gravitate towards conspiracy theories instead, using anecdotes like his McDonald's hankering to explain away relationships connecting fast food consumption to diabetes and heart attacks.
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Ms. Grand said she and her team had found themselves hankering for new faces, so they issued an open casting call via social media for the project — which then was photographed by the model Kendall Jenner in the Mojave Desert.
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The most famous of those who failed to get on the ballot was popular singer Mai Khoi, 32, who is likened to Lady Gaga and has been hankering for a meeting with U.S. President Barack Obama when he visits Vietnam on Monday.
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Mr. Wilkes, who declined to give his age, complained that a "plethora of younger people hankering for more facilities" have created pressure for maintenance increases and depleted the co-op's reserve fund by more than two-thirds in the past eight years.
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On top of that, the 24/7 digital-everything nature of our world — where we communicate in the same sans serif type as everyone else on text, email, and social media — may have us hankering for typefaces that feel human, almost messily so.
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Value of a $10 bill in 1986: $23.43What you can buy in 2019: 6 Hershey barsIf you've got a hankering for chocolate, $10 dollars in 1986 would get you the equivalent of six, 7-ounce Hershey bars, sold for $20.70 on Jet.com.
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Athletes looking to take a break from all their worries over prescription painkillers and anyone who's hankering to try out the new cannabinoid-based treatments for their conditions (without worrying about potentially getting dosed with some THC) can now turn to beam.
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If you're really hankering to spice up your look via eyewear, you can just buy some fashion shades, pop the lenses out of an old pair of 3D glasses like it's freakin' 2009, or just enjoy your eye health while you still can.
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But the research gave me a hankering for Swedish meatballs, which are about the most perfect thing you could make on a cold, wet evening, whether you're in Scandinavia, New York or anywhere else a comforting, cozy meal will do your body good.
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Instead of General Tsao's chicken, order Peking duck: You won't find General Tsao's chicken in China, but if you're hankering for a rich poultry dish, try Peking duck, a roasted duck dish which is famous for its succulent meat and flavorful, crispy skin.
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In case a certain recent product unveiling got you hankering for a connected speaker with impressive, room-filling audio performance, you're in luck: The Brookstone Big Blue Party Indoor-Outdoor Wireless Wi-Fi Speaker is exactly that, and you can buy one right now.
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The most hidden car that we're hankering for: the open-air G Wagen Literally hiding behind a giant column at the Mercedes-Benz booth was one of the most adorable cars at the Detroit Auto Show: a cabriolet version of the brand-new G Wagen.
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For guest with a hankering for Asian cuisine, the Chinatown station will include seven dishes to choose from like sweet-and-sour chicken, chicken lemongrass potstickers, vegetable shumai, pork dumplings, Chinese chopped salad, and a salad made up of rice noodles and roasted sweet potatoes.
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And though at times he showed that hankering for martyrdom that we detect, with distaste, in the stories of certain religious figures, it seems that, most of the time, he just got out of bed in the morning and got on with his work.
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NHL unrestricted free agency, generally speaking, is like staying in a fancy hotel and staring down the honor bar—you know you don't need the $18 peanuts that are really only worth $13, but you've got money saved up and a hankering for salty snacks.
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How can the Democrats have a candidate they all agree would stand a very strong chance of recapturing the White House, gaining the power to appoint liberal Supreme Court justices and all the rest, and yet not be hankering to send that candidate into battle?
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As his promise lay in tatters at his feet, he gave a delusional interview to Time magazine about what an infallible soothsayer he is, then tried to shift the blame to Democrats, who, he said, would soon be the ones hankering for an Obamacare replacement.
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" In her 2006–07 New York Times column–turned–book, The Principles of Uncertainty, Kalman opens with a painting of a "HaPLess" dodo that was once "gaLumphing iNNocently aRound" until man came into the picture "with a haNKeRiNg FoR a Dodo SANdwich and POOF!
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A 2010 review on the subject in Current Directions in Psychological Science noted that research suggests that mental imagery plays a factor, with one study finding that the strength of cravings has to do with how vividly you can imagine the food you have a hankering for.
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Meanwhile, the pursuit of less mainstream experiences has carried over to the luxury cruise industry, where customers have shown a hankering for exploring less trodden and further flung destinations as well as more niche itineraries, such as river cruising, a sub-segment currently most established in Europe.
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That's really the sum total of the innovation here, and Nintendo's not saying whether it will allow for additional games after purchase, which would be a big plus for those looking for those with a hankering for A Boy and His Blob or additional Mega Men.
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If you've been hankering to try one of the cutting-edge meatless burgers people are talking about but haven't been able to get your hands on one yet, you're in luck: Burger King's Impossible Whopper — a patty made with 0 percent meat — will soon be available nationwide.
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With House Democrats newly in the majority and the prospects of impeachment surging, Trump and his political allies -- while certainly not hankering for it -- have eyed the potential political upside: using a Democratic impeachment as a powerful foil to galvanize Republicans in droves to re-elect Trump.
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If you've still got a hankering for more, we'd highly suggest perusing the DPP YouTube channel for some real gems, or binging the first two seasons of TLC's Dr. Pimple Popper reality show — at least to tide you over until the next viral surgical sensation, skin tag or otherwise.
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Nokia fans hankering to get their hands on a new smartphone with their beloved brand name — and without Microsoft's unloved mobile OS — will need to go to China if they want to buy the first Android-powered from the Finnish phone maker that's now licensing Nokia's IP for phones.
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But the strategy poses risks of its own, among them that there aren't enough properties that can support a multi-movie investment: Even among the most devoted 1980s-toy nostalgics, is anyone really hankering for, say, a G.I. Joe and Micronauts movie, plus years' worth of crossovers and spinoffs?
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Now Mr. de la Torre is ready for another project, and Mr. Haberman, a senior account director at the New York design company ESI, is hankering after some kind of antique home "where the floorboards creak a little bit and there's wear marks on the windowsill," he said.
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If you're hankering for the perfect classic controller to play the Nintendo Switch's new collection of downloadable Super Nintendo titles, you may be happy to hear that the company's new retro wireless SNES gamepad is now available for purchase — assuming you're a Nintendo Switch Online member, of course.
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For those who were hankering to solve, there were also Friday night activities, which included a puzzle by Wall Street Journal crossword editor Mike Shenk with audio clues, a "Pick Your Poison" event where solvers could choose from a cryptic crossword, and Puns & Anagrams puzzle or an acrostic.
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The massive uprisings and resistance in the Oromiya and Amhara regions of the country over the past year and the militarized response backed by an emergency decree is merely one indication of the downward spiral into a vortex of civil strife compounded by muted ethnic hatred and hankering for revenge.
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When I have a sudden hankering for a slice of pizza, when I come back home to an empty fridge after a trip, if I have dinner plans but we collectively decide we'd rather eat on the couch than at a restaurant — these are just a handful of such scenarios.
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Stephen Moore, a conservative economic commentator who Trump considered for a Fed slot earlier this year, met with the President earlier this week at the White House to discuss the US economy and says Trump is still unhappy with the Fed and hankering for more cuts that he's unlikely to get.
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But the bitter election provides important lessons about a province hankering for new leadership amid rising costs of living, cuts to education and distrust over the Liberals' embrace of unlimited political donations, said Hamish Telford, a political-science professor at the University of the Fraser Valley in Abbotsford, British Columbia.
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But not everyone drinks, and not everyone can drink at work (without embarrassing yourself in front of your boss, at least.) So if you have a hankering for the social connection that only comes from cracking open a cold one with the boys, trying cracking open a cold frozen dairy treat instead!
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But when Trump voters say they're upset about needing to press one for English, mad that Black Lives Matter protesters are slandering police officers, and worried that Muslim and/or Mexican immigrants are going to murder their children, it's perverse to interpret them as secretly hankering for a refundable child care tax credit.
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That suggests, perhaps, that for half the population, nostalgia is defined more by a hankering for a go-it-alone Britain to regain a possibly apocryphal notion of self-reliance outside the European Union than by any recollection of shared history — and certainly not by tooting car horns or people with very long memories.
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Two days after an extraordinary crime, a murder that the killer recorded on video and posted to Facebook, it was a hankering for something as reassuringly normal as a McDonald's meal that tripped him up on Tuesday, when a manhunt ended with a tip to the police, a brief chase and the gunman's suicide.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If by some chance you find yourself possessed by an inexplicable hankering to see what an artist can do with dirty bubblegum pink, I suggest that you head directly to the Lower East Side to see the exhibition Steve DiBenedetto: Toasted with Everything at Derek Eller (March 222-April 22, 2018).
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Orion did not respond to immediate request for comment from MUNCHIES on Monday regarding how it became aware of Oh's hankering for Choco Pies and whether it intends to supply him with a lifetime's worth of these snack cakes, though a number of other outlets have reported that the company has promised him a lifetime supply.
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Yet the sense a viewer got watching the Emmys preshow was that there must be an actor out there with a freak flag he's ready to fly, someone hankering to dress in Jim Morrison leather and feathers, a vintage Hedi Slimane Saint Laurent tuxedo so tight it cuts off circulation, a Pharrell Williams Canadian Mounties hat.
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Mr. Oyelowo was careful, almost cagey, in discussing the election and the recent "Brexit" vote, but he did return several times to the idea that while these contests were about "so much more than race," the winning voters in each expressed a hankering for a time when "the power base as it pertains to people of color was different," he said.
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Available in the fall for $100, the four positional sensors are designed to stack and all charge at the same time from a single cable, making it easier to ensure they're always ready to go when you get the hankering for some VR. Battery life is rated at about 11 hours for the vibrating wrist bands and upwards of 25 hours for the sensors.
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UK firm SureFlap, which already makes a range of microchipped-enabled pet products such as feeders and pet doors which only open for the correctly chipped (or RFID-collared) pet, reckons pet owners are hankering for even more remote-control options with their high tech pet kit — ergo, they've announced an app-controlled version of their microchipped pet door will go on sale this summer.
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But when we watch those interviews on live TV, we're really hankering for something more elusive: a glimpse of nominees getting the jitters before their big night, a totally awkward interaction with another celebrity they've never met before, a hint that they're just as starstruck as we are at home, or maybe, if we're lucky, the reveal of a new project (or engagement ring, or baby bump).
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It's the kind of record that's going to fuck up your whole day, because any time you come across something new on Bandcamp, or get a hankering for some Iron Maiden (given our newly somehow even worse apocalyptic predicament) you're going to have to resign yourself to listening to something that isn't Cosmic Crypt, and no matter how good that something is... part of you is still going to be annoyed about it.
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Here, too, Scott is echoing strands of a long tradition: The Roman historian Tacitus suggested that German barbarians were more virtuous than settled Romans; Anglo-Americans often traced their democratic identity to the "Anglo-Saxon" liberty of the forest rather than the cities of the Mediterranean; and today both paleo diets and the popularity of the bearded, nomadic wildlings on Game of Thrones suggest a hankering for rude barbarian health and liberty.
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It's the kind of record that's going to fuck up your whole day, because any time you come across something new on Bandcamp, or get a hankering for some Iron Maiden (given our newly somehow even worse apocalyptic predicament) you're going to have to resign yourself to listening to something that isn't Cosmic Crypt, and no matter how good that something is... part of you is still going to be annoyed about it.
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It's officially Drizzy season If you're still hankering for your Views fix after perusing the tracklist, you can listen to a special episode of Drake's "OVO Sound" radio show tomorrow night at 10PM ET. (It'll include an interview with Apple Music's Zane Lowe.) Drake's also getting ready to tour North America with Future and a few OVO guests as part of the Summer Sixteen tour, which starts in July and runs across the continent through September.
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In case you are picturing some old white dude with a revanchist hankering for the good old days of zero tolerance, I want you to know that this cop is a woman of color with staunchly liberal views, who firmly supports mandatory police cameras and readily acknowledges, for example, that under the mayoralty of Martin O'Malley in the early 2000s, the Baltimore police behaved like a goon squad, rounding up black people in mass arrests without a scintilla of probable cause.
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