A high-stakes investigation hovers over the White House, and the specter of nuclear war hovers over everyone.
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A simple but persistent question hovers around even a generous, well-intentioned billionaire, in some ways hovers more, because of those intentions.
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Commercially speaking, "Arrival" hovers in its own somewhat awkward airspace.
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A police helicopter hovers directly above, scattering dust and trash.
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The SnotBot hovers above whales as they surface for air.
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The archetypal American woman hovers over this discussion, of course.
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His approval rating in the GOP hovers around 21625 percent.
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Coincidently, Trump's job rating usually hovers at the same level.
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Panera hovers in the odd purgatory between fancy and fast.
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The country's currency, the rand, hovers near a record low.
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In this category, the global average hovers around 40 percent.
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An American flag hovers ominously during multiple ultra violent moments.
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In more ways than one, Albee hovers about the action.
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And so, once again, a question mark hovers over Britain.
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" Today, she adds, "Uber's market capitalization hovers around $70 billion.
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Congress has an approval rating that hovers around 20 percent.
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At large truckload carriers, turnover hovers as high as 96%.
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A giant taxidermy polar bear hovers over the second floor.
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A thin green mark hovers against the top left corner.
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In the United States, that number hovers around five days.
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But how about when an unexpected storm hovers over their lives?
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It hovers in place and can be controlled by your phone.
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Its ranking on Pornhub hovers around the 20th most popular channel.
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Suicide usually hovers around number ten, prominent but not exactly startling.
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For now it just hovers, but functionality is easy to add.
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One of the last shots hovers about a demolished living room.
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To use AssistiveTouch, tap the button which hovers on the screen.
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Its enrollment varies throughout the year but hovers around 200 students.
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Here's another TED book that hovers near the 100-page mark.
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The Hill: Trump's job approval rating hovers where it's always been.
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The homicide rate in El Salvador hovers around 69 per 100,000.
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As well, Costa Rica's unemployment rate hovers just under 0003 percent.
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These days, Bezos' most recent net worth hovers around $110 billion.
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The good news: overstays for visa holders hovers around 1.5 percent.
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Within ten minutes, the chance of survival hovers around zero.2.
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The question of authority hovers over these essays — white, patriarchal authority.
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The standard iPad usually hovers around $250 when it's on sale.
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Below, a Japan Self-Defense Force helicopter hovers over submerged homes.
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Total outstanding student loan debt hovers at more than $1.4 trillion.
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Cigarette smoke and the smell of alcohol hovers in the air.
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The peso has recovered ground and hovers at around 18 per dollar.
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The company's market cap now hovers around HK$240 billion ($30 billion).
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The ghetto bird hovers overhead as protesters talk shit to the police.
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He hovers behind Moore, waiting for the right moment to say something.
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These days, the average screen size hovers about the 5.5-inch mark.
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That's the window of an app that hovers over whatever you're doing.
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To date, China's debt-to-GDP ratio hovers around 250% of GDP.
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Unlike the Godot of Beckett (whose spirit hovers here), Stephen shows up.
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Congressional approval hovers around 16 percent, well below President Trump's 43 percent.
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The average attendance for World Cup soccer games also hovers around 50,000.
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A vein of humor hovers beneath the surface, and sometimes breaks through.
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Where performance and image quality are concerned, the Anafi hovers below competitors.
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During that time, the average temperature hovers around minus 2017 degrees Fahrenheit.
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During that time, the average temperature hovers around minus 4 degrees Fahrenheit.
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But Kyrie Irving's unresolved trade demand still hovers over the entire league.
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Today the debt burden hovers around 133 percent of gross domestic product.
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Today church attendance hovers around 30 percent to 35 percent, surveys show.
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Like Mies at the Glass House, Johnson hovers over the Schindler house.
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What remains stable is the women's share, which hovers around 40 percent.
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A little chip by Coutinho hovers in the air, pregnant with possibility.
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The city's average temperature for the month hovers around 21 degrees Fahrenheit.
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In most polls, his approval rating among Republicans hovers around 90 percent.
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The unemployment rate hovers around 3.5 percent, the lowest level since 1969.
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This year, though he is 11-1, that number hovers around 3.00.
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Only a small fraction die: The current fatality rate hovers around 2%.
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The median age for a truck driver hovers around the early 50s.
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The spirit that really hovers over this White House is Herbert Hoover's.
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This is the question that hovers over The Battle for Bed-Stuy.
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He certainly can't afford that as his approval rating hovers around 20 percent.
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Outside hovers a two-headed black eagle, wings outstretched on a red shingle.
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It hovers over everything they do; it's part of their lives every minute.
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This prospect already hovers, oh so ominously, at the edges of our watching.
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The Han Solo origin film's three-day estimate currently hovers around $22017 million.
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Russian output currently hovers near an all-time high of 10.85 million bpd.
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He hovers, and balance and posture and inborn intuition do not betray him.
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Gucci Mane's influence hovers over both these artists, though more abstractly than directly.
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The word "tetchy" hovers over these pages as ominously as the Spanish Armada.
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The Self-Employed option hovers around $393 for federal and $239 for state.
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They are small, flimsy, and not particularly beautiful; no aura hovers over them.
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A "No Exit" sign hovers as a home page to Jean-Paul Sartre.
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For safety reasons, however, Browning hovers just a few feet off the ground.
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Now it hovers around seven renminbi to the dollar, a psychologically important threshold.
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This power will remain even as his approval rating hovers near 40 percent.
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It is as if the aura of the man himself hovers above it.
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The size and shape of the thing over which it hovers is irrelevant.
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The number of women who are venture capital partners hovers below 22019 percent.
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He hovers at her elbow all day, during committee hearings, debates and votes.
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That banner still hovers; my GB count oscillates between 98 and 99 percent.
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But the lawsuit still hovers like a menacing cloud over the insurance marketplaces.
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Fast-food chains are battling for talent as unemployment hovers near historic lows.
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The average claiming age hovers between 64 and 65 for men and women.
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Today, the coin hovers just over $245,270, according to digital currency website CoinDesk.
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Unemployment hovers around 220006 percent on the Navajo Nation (2202 percent National Average).
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Her slightly jittery husband hovers about, trying to second-guess their every need.
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It varies in ABV depending on the batch, but hovers around 57 percent.
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The cause of the mysteries hovers somewhere between science and maybe the supernatural.
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The sun sets as the temperature hovers around 100 degrees in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Time hovers o'er, impatient to destroy, And shuts up all the Passages of Joy.
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The household median income hovers around $50,000—about $17,000 less than the state average.
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The U.S. divorce rate hovers at 40 percent, but that's not the whole story.
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In a good year, the flu shot's effectiveness hovers between 50 and 803 percent.
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On-screen text hovers over major players to introduce them and clarify their relationships.
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Yet a huge uncertainty hovers over the entire process: the future of Mrs May.
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It hovers just above the cervix, at the way, way back of the vagina.
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It usually hovers at around 0.1%, but has recently climbed to 0.6% (see chart).
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The official government estimate hovers around three weeks, with rare exceptions made for emergencies.
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The glowing patch measures over 10 miles across and hovers in Pluto's lower atmosphere.
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The biggest difference is the addition of a companion who hovers above the board.
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Voter turnout hovers in the 20 to 30 percent range in non-presidential elections.
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Say "Want to get pizza?" and a 3D pizza slice hovers by your mouth.
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Delightfully, though he isn't named in the article, DeLonge's presence hovers over the thing.
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I feel like everything I've done somehow hovers around dub production in some form.
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Using this method, their best guess for Saturday's turnout in D.C. hovers around 22017,21900.
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The index hovers last week's high of 214,2398.53, the highest level since August 2015.
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Durst is a real estate tycoon whose family's net worth hovers around $4 billion.
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But the potential of a campaigns-rattling surprise (or several) hovers over Nov. 28500.
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My credit score kept going up and it hovers around 760 or so now.
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The Other's outline ominously hovers in the door frame, seemingly threatening the sleeping child.
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Sole Man Annual production hovers at 75 pairs, making every shoe a limited edition.
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In a good year, the flu shot's effectiveness hovers between 22 and 23 percent.
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Further south in Los Angeles the number of currently homeless people hovers around 36,000.
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The possibility of violence hovers in the air around them like a damp chill.
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But the health department still clearly feels the tension that hovers over the process.
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The value of bitcoin peaked at $20,000 in 2017, and now hovers around $10,000.
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Just beyond the scope of Lichtman's book hovers the great question of our time.
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But the F.B.I.'s annual total of hate crimes nationwide typically hovers around 5,000.
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The cuttlefish hovers in the aquarium, its fins rippling and large, limpid eyes glistening.
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The national employment rate for people with disabilities hovers around 36 or 37 percent.
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The ghost of Willy Loman nonetheless hovers over "The Salesman," suggesting an interpretive puzzle.
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The picture hovers between a celebration of a woman's will and a dirty joke.
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He hovers nearby, spotting tokens and recalling happier times amid glimmers of delusional hope.
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Today, the typical truck driver is not unionized, and their income hovers around $2160,2000.
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Contrast this with Democrats, whose support hovers around 35 percent for the same period.
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So what should you do if you have a boss who hovers over you?
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In Germany, the number hovers just above 8 percent; in Canada, it's 15.2 percent.
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In one scene, Magritte hovers over a silent, nude female model he's been painting.
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Inflation has remained tame even as the unemployment rate hovers at a 50-year low.
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The piece is coated in silicone and doesn't touch the skin but hovers above it.
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A magnifying glass hovers over a workstation at a DNA testing lab in Youngstown, Ohio.
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A magnifying glass hovers over a workstation at a DNA testing lab in Youngstown, Ohio.
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NASA astronaut Kathryn C. Thornton hovers over equipment on the Hubble Space Telescope on Oct.
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The ball, caught in the updraft, hovers over the stage, 20 feet above our heads.
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A South Korean government official told CNN last year the total probably hovers around 100,000.
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The bridge stretches for 430 metres between two cliffs and hovers 300 metres above ground.
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In the images, a blonde, pants-less Gaga hovers over the crowd in a harness.
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The problems occur when he hovers on the weak side, angling to force a turnover.
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Close to the dwarf planet's surface, the temperature hovers around -387 degrees Fahrenheit (40 Kelvin).
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After a couple seconds, the Craft slowly and steadily lifts off and hovers in place.
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The lack of a clear answer is one reason Ford's stock hovers just above $11.
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Angst hovers around defeat, and the Hawks must artificially smother that angst with genuine affection.
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News reports that the dynamic duo's collective net worth hovers between $5 and 10 million.
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"When it comes to really showing something that hovers, they have yet to do that."
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" For Martha, Herzog says she specifically created décor that "hovers between interior and exterior landscape.
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The former secretary of State's edge now hovers around 4 points in the battleground state.
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At this moment, with his "wiring exposed," he hovers dangerously close to being a sociopath.
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The resulting look, pitched between photorealism and impressionism, hovers between the realistic and the uncanny.
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Its yearly inflation rate — the highest in the world — now hovers north of 700 percent.
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The scholarships go to high-achieving students whose family income hovers around the poverty line.
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Measuring 65 inches in diameter, it easily hovers over a queen-sized bed or smaller.
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For instance, text hovers over shots to reveal the truth behind the carefully curated illusion.
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His approval rating in California hovers near or below 30 percent, according to recent surveys.
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The 10-year yield's behavior may already be signaling that, as it hovers under 2.50.
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A lonely chopper hovers overhead promoting Axwell Λ Ingrosso, one of the last EDM dinosaurs.
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Even now, the life expectancy of a man in these parts hovers just under 70.
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The Moroccan government has said Samir's total debt hovers around 44 billion dirhams ($4.55 billion).
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It isn't mentioned again, but it hovers over the story, supplying the occasion for it.
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Inflation now hovers above a million percent, and could reach 20173 million percent this year.
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And the unemployment rate for black Americans hovers well above the rate for white Americans.
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There's also a customizable quick-launch menu that hovers in the corner of the screen.
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As he talks, his voice hovers somewhere between hope and despair, self-assertion and doubt.
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Its population hovers around 1 million, but it gets over 20 million visitors a year.
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Her estranged rich grandfather hovers in the wings threatening to take custody of the children.
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EL ALTO HOVERS over La Paz, Bolivia's administrative capital, like the blade of a guillotine.
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My grandmother hovers over the stove flame, fanning it as she melodically hums Kikuyu spirituals.
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A skull hovers above it all – EW is sure it's the Dark Mark, Voldemort's symbol.
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A robot with a booming voice can say "Be quiet" as it hovers around the students.
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The stock is down 30 percent since June and hovers at its lowest level since 2009.
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"[The project] aims to raise questions about deviant and normal behavior within public space," Hovers says.
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And as the market hovers near bear market territory, more dramatic losses could be to come.
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SAP's share price currently hovers near all-time highs, making it Europe's most valuable technology stock.
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In one Soviet poster, Lenin hovers in a red orb like a saint of future industry.
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By contrast, in most European countries, the figures hovers around 100; in Sweden it is 53.
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Danvers playbook, as she hovers over Elizabeth and tests her with mundane questions and disapproving looks.
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Sometimes he writes lyrics, like "I'm a loser, baby," which hovers over a sketch of Beck.
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For instance, Pastore wants a daylight-balanced light that hovers over her shoulder while she paints.
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Sure, Miami's population — which hovers under half a million — is less than a 16th of NYC's.
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The Hover Camera is also unlike drones in that it truly hovers after powering it on.
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Today, with "right-to-work" laws in place in 25 states, the figure hovers at 10%.
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Yet a cloud hovers above this sunny outlook, threatening to hold back this much-needed growth.
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Once inside, the beam ominously approaches, illuminating some glowing foreground calcite samples as it hovers overhead.
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This is a highly competitive vetting process, and our acceptance rate typically hovers around three percent.
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City unemployment hovers at 212 percent, well above the national unemployment rate of under 26 percent.
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His dad, Paul, a computer consultant, hovers at the perimeter with a camcorder to his eye.
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The results come as President Trump's national approval rating hovers in the low to mid-40s.
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Maybe it's not surprising at all considering Trump's approval rating hovers around 37.6%, according to FiveThirtyEight.
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Above the flames, a cauldron of raptors hovers, waiting to snatch up fleeing rabbits and rats.
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James hovers over the rest of the NBA; physically, he's somehow still up there with anyone.
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Everything hovers in a comfortable 80-120° cone of vision, an essential and deceptively complicated trick.
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Both are looking directly into the camera, which hovers above the other end of the table.
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Sometimes she thinks about her grandfather and wonders if a curse hovers over the family's men.
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In fact, the sickly odor of snake oil hovers over much of the "creative living" enterprise.
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When an alien aircraft hovers over your house, you'll want to talk to someone about it.
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With images of the Farnsworth house steps away, Mies van der Rohe hovers over Johnson's house.
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He has solid command of four pitches, including a fastball that hovers in the mid-90s.
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The only question mark hovers over how Brazil will fare when confronted with elite European opposition.
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Despite 18 months of reforms, the unemployment rate has barely budged and hovers over 9 percent.
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This question extends beyond politics; it hovers over countless places where Americans speak to one another.
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Today the thick brown smog that hovers over the capital obscures the view of the mountains.
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It's the question that hovers over a presidential campaign whose success has stunned the political world.
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During the jazz-funeral number, "The Ballad of Jane Doe," a character hovers in the air.
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And 73% is clearly much stronger than President Trump's current job approval, which hovers around 40%.
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It's not only Mister Rogers's kindness that hovers over "Beautiful Day," but also his creative spirit.
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A small bird hovers over his intact shoulder and a few roses sprout from his exposed neck.
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NeoWize analyzes browsing behavior like clicks, hovers, and scroll-bys to instantly personalize the items people see.
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This is interesting, considering the average unemployment rate for college-educated people usually hovers around 2 percent.
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As the paper plate hovers mid-air, a fellow party-goer pretends to kiss the slimy creature.
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Economic growth hovers around 3%, far short of the double-digit levels it saw under Mr Saakashvili.
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It hovers in the corner of the area like a water cooler, commonplace but also slightly antiseptic.
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Let go of the controls and it hovers in place, though not as well as other drones.
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Stocks are opening the week with a sigh, as the S&P 23 hovers around unchanged levels.
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As Riley hovers near the elder Gorski's bedside, Will, visiting Riley from Amsterdam, wails for his father.
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Confined by an electric force field, the ion hovers 30 microns above the surface of the chip.
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Backboards hang below gilded mermaids and ornate animals, and a scoreboard hovers up near the towering proscenium.
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"There's a shadow that hovers over all of these stories, and that's mortality," he says, standing up.
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As Walter and David dance around one another, the ship with beautiful golden sails hovers in space.
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Every reminder that a stench of illegitimacy hovers over Trump's administration has the capacity to unglue him.
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In it, a face adorned with a halo hovers above a coarse, tattered, almost non-anatomical body.
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Thankfully, the crib that baby Yoda is in hovers, so it's not a struggle to travel with.
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Last month, they revised that figure down to 13 million, and current enrollment hovers around 10 million.
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Mars hovers in Scorpio until August 2, which can make for a sultry, but also complicated, summer.
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But it's precisely the same unnameable grief that hovers between Adelaide and her shadow when they meet.
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Opinion polls, although of uncertain reliability, have shown a split in opinion that hovers around 50 percent.
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In "Grace," an enslaved woman on the run is shot by bounty hunters but hovers on earth.
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He hovers outside Madson's apartment, watching in anger and envy as the architect brings another man home.
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At the moment, the population hovers at about 30,000, still too low to be sustainable, conservationists claim.
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On the right, a tiny plane hovers like a buzzing fly, foretelling the tragedy that would follow.
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The minimum wage in Nigeria hovers around $59 a month, and a new book costs around $8.
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Throughout most of her four years on campus Lee hovers at the edges of student social life.
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The current rate, based on the ratio of reported deaths to total cases worldwide, hovers around 3703%.
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He said that about 800 people had remained, on an island whose permanent population hovers around 950.
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Today, approval of the national health insurance program hovers near its all-time high, over 80 percent.
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Johnson's ticket has polled around 85033 percent in recent surveys, while Stein's campaign hovers around 3 percent.
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The movie hovers on the edge of going deeper into his psychological predicament but holds itself back.
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BAKER: The Watergate case hovered over that moment the way the Clinton impeachment hovers over this one.
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A can-shaped shade on an adjustable arm hovers above a base of cylindrical white Carrara marble.
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The lemons penalty for cars that were owned for at least three years hovers around 2-5%.
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The assistant hovers behind me while I go into the cubicle where she has hung the dress.
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Like a lot of the show, the moment hovers between great and ridiculous, unashamed to look corny.
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At least not in my stomping grounds, where the median price of a home hovers at $698,000.
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To its right is a wooden ladder, hung with such imperceptible string; it hovers like a ghost.
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The egg-shaped aircraft hovers using eight propellers — two attached to each of the drone's four arms.
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Still, the threat of recession hovers in the background, worrying anyone who remembers what 2008-09 was like.
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Trump's average domestic approval rating — which hovers around 22017 percent — is also lackluster when compared with his predecessor's.
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Just 7% of respondents said they would invest in Oscar and its valuation that hovers near $3 billion.
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As Dee Dee does everything from breastfeeding to putting Gypsy down for bed, her mother hovers and criticizes.
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In her NARS studio, Esther Hovers tackled issues of surveillance and migration in understated but probing photographic works.
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The photo shows the man's head bowed over clutched hands while Tunstill's arm hovers over him in comfort.
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And Odarich estimates the immunization coverage rate for Russian-language families at her clinic hovers below 21960 percent.
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The unemployment rate hovers around 3 percent, lower than the national rate, which is closer to 4 percent.
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Until the Switch price tag hovers around that magical $100 mark, Nintendo will likely keep the 3DS around.
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Someone also hovers in the entrance area to help people with the app, answer questions, and take returns.
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Yeah, there's this cloud of pity that hovers above overweight women, that overweight men seem to completely elude.
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But in most places it's a tiny industry, and production hovers in the thousands and hundreds of thousands.
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An elegant light green box (Pantone 2240 U) appears when the cursor hovers over a red underlined word.
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France's unemployment rate hovers around 10 percent, and nearly one in four young people under 25 are unemployed.
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Even for non-qualifying marathons, such as Disney or Tokyo, the average percentage of completion hovers around 90%.
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That's alarming enough, given that the rate of clinical depression among the general population hovers around 7 percent.
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If I keep my pace below five knots, the computer stops and hovers when I release the controls.
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At 280 St. Marks in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, the architects created a playroom that hovers over the lobby.
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We have to look no further than the overall approval rating for both parties, which hovers around 28503%.
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Above, a military helicopter hovers and then several men wearing black masks begin to rappel onto the ship.
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At the end of the path is a massive, spherical gem that slowly rotates and hovers in place.
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Gosling looks happiest in these scenes, perhaps because happiness, albeit of the simulated sort, hovers within K's grasp.
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Behind him a whole crowd of owls, bats, cats and less easily definable creatures hovers, crouches and flutters.
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Brazil hovers next to China and Ukraine when it comes to reporting its arms transfers to international authorities.
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The commercial vacancy rate downtown stood at roughly 10 percent in 2011; now, it hovers around 2 percent.
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Including bitcoin and its rival ethereum, the value of all cryptocurrencies hovers around $100 billion, according to CoinMarketCap.
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That argument hovers over "Take Me (I'm Yours)," and very little in it musters credible weight or substance.
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T he question of limits—of how much a singer can take—hovers over all the group's rehearsals.
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Right now, the 12-month Libor hovers at nearly 2.7 percent, and has been rising steadily all year.
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At age 34 and 0003-foot-9, my weight hovers in the 150s, and my BMI is normal.
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As sometimes counterintuitively happens in autobiographical fiction, there's a strange unconvincingness that hovers over stretches of this book.
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But the plunk keeps shifting its meter; the electric guitar hovers and vanishes; the blip comes and goes.
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At a time when the ghost of the American dream hovers over headlines ranging from free trade vs.
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The current global oil price hovers around $80 a barrel, $60 below the highs of a decade ago.
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" This story hovers over her book, which delves into the lives of transgender men and other "gender dissidents.
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One such consequence may be his anemic support among black voters, which currently hovers at 2 percent nationwide.
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While the average life expectancy hovers at around 89 now, many individuals will live until 110 and 120.
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The apocalyptic resonance of this image, which invokes the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, hovers like an omen.
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It hovers above the floodplain on V-shaped columns; sloping ramps provide access to the elevated main floor.
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"Latino" is a word that hovers uneasily between a category defined by culture and one defined by descent.
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The exoplanet wouldn't be a pleasant place to live, however, because the temperature hovers around 1,616 degrees Fahrenheit.
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ZINC SPREADS: The premium for cash zinc over the three-month LME contract hovers near one-year high.
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Canada's not much better; for us, the number of workers who hate their jobs hovers around 50 percent.
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This has been a disastrous year for the North Atlantic right whale, whose population now hovers below 450.
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Like the Tongoy house, Casa Morrillos hovers, seemingly weightless: an alien object set down at the water's edge.
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As the plane hovers over the city at night, the music shrieks as if it's descending into hell.
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The yield for China's 10-year bonds now hovers at a five-month high of 2.9 per cent.
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It's actually a pretty good night for the big man, who hovers at six PPG on the regular.
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His net worth now hovers around £5 billion [$6.5 billion], making him our poorest and therefore most cucked billionaire.
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The feeling of being under surveillance hovers around the other photographs in the series, especially those missing their subjects.
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The thermal spring is one of the largest in the United States, and its water hovers around 160 degrees.
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The threat of deadly rip currents hovers over the panic-inducing final shot as Arcade Fire's "The Suburbs" plays.
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And a larger, long-term question hovers over Africa, as it does in startup ecosystems in growth markets everywhere.
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Pre-release previews always feature a "handler" that hovers behind the headset-wearer and shifts cords as they move.
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"You know what they say about third dates," says the game, as my mouse hovers over the confirmation button.
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In a self-portrait from December 17, 1946, Artaud's head hovers in the center of the page, seemingly decapitated.
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The yield on ten-year government debt now hovers around 21980%, up almost 0.63 percentage points from election day.
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Ptacin, the author of the memoir "Poor Your Soul," herself hovers somewhere between curiosity and the edge of belief.
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Splashing wafts these irritants into the air, where they form a nasty layer that hovers over the water's surface.
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Public opinion of Big Tech companies is still high — 88% of respondents view Google favorably; Facebook hovers around 60%.
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A modern Little Red Riding Hood is beguilingly clueless as a menacing wolf character hovers in on her periphery.
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Chrome first overtook Mozilla's browser back in late-2011 and now hovers above 60-percent, according to StatCounter numbers.
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The Switch is a great gaming machine, but this omnipresent dark cloud that still hovers over it is baffling.
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He asked Comey to "lift the cloud" that hovers over the White House as a result of the investigation.
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But unemployment still hovers around 13 percent on the island of 2.7 million, hitting 38 percent for young people.
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Sources close to the rapper say Drizzy's new bling from jeweler Ben Baller hovers right around the $100k mark.
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They're living for the attention, waving in frivolity and giving hella thumbs up as a news helicopter hovers overhead.
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And indeed, polls have found that support for body cameras on police officers in general hovers above 90 percent.
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The one number that matters is iOS market share, which hovers around 23 percent of phones and tablets worldwide.
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Meanwhile Microsoft's marketshare of smartphones hovers around one per cent, while Apple's iOS only accounts for around a fifth.
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Though the premise of "Embedded" is promising, the opera hovers uncertainly between satire, unabashed melodrama and hyped-up terror.
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Without the industrial haze that hovers over much of East Asia, the North Korean landscape is an incandescent green.
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Yet while unemployment is at 85033 percent, the share of Americans still on food stamps hovers at 13 percent.
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The area is sparsely populated (roughly 40,000 people), relatively poor (per capita income hovers around $20,000), and geographically bifurcated.
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Its price hovers around the wallet-eviscerating mark of $2,500, but that's not why I find this product villainous.
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He'd begun to have around him that hazy presidential talk that also hovers over at least 20 other Democrats.
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Told almost entirely through ancient clips, it hovers between memory and dream, and brings ghostly faces to vivid life.
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Today, the number hovers at around 100, and some 2,000 people are the subject of politically driven judicial prosecutions.
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The committee's budget hovers around a paltry $3 million per year — an amount that it admits is woefully insufficient.
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But as the helicopter hovers over a scout cave I'm able to text a friend about seeing wild rams.
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The Trump presidency was not the cataclysm that many had feared, but the possibility of damage hovers over us.
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During the peak summer season, about 230,22 people descend on the town, whose year-round population hovers near 823,282.
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Smoke from the process hovers about the whole area and a smell that fills the cockpit of the plane.
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Note that when the cursor or pointer hovers over a data point, the name of a running shoe appears.
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Mr. Cuomo won the Bronx, where the poverty rate hovers just below 30 percent, by an 82 percent margin.
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When he is with her, the possibility of violence hovers in the air like an odorless, highly flammable gas.
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On an island where voter participation often hovers around 80 percent, just 23 percent of registered voters cast ballots.
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Warmer temperatures as a result of climate change mean that the smog hovers over this region, growing and stagnating.
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The possibility of romance hovers in the air between them like a theoretical construct trying to break into reality.
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Repeating in memory the way a parrot's cackled mantra hovers — random comments on subways, in waiting rooms, connect us.
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Those like Marc, whose IQ hovers above that threshold, can't tap into services available to their peers without disabilities.
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His net worth hovers around $90 billion, placing him neck and neck with Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft.
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Trump's approval rating hovers around 45%, according to a data compilation from RealClearPolitics, with disapproval at more than 52%.
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Proust still hovers overhead, but not as obtrusively as he did before: Aciman is all the way himself here.
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For others, though, the difficulty of the path is justified by the unearthly beauty that hovers in the distance.
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Abe's support currently hovers around 50 percent despite a series of recent scandals, including one involving a nationalist school.
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For the JAMs, as for others, the specter of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union hovers over the economy.
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Throughout the clip, the tension grows; the white man stands up and hovers over his counterpart, pointing and yelling.
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The question of presidential pardons now hovers over the criminal cases of two former Trump aides who face imprisonment.
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My pen still hovers over the box marked "yes" on a questionnaire in which I'm asked: Are you disabled?
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An awkward and glittering flying saucer hovers in the air above them, a trope Watson repeatedly utilizes in her work.
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A cut from that scene to another in which Crawford hovers over her in the hospital certainly suggests as much.
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In South Africa, where a chronic shortage of power has constrained the economy, the unemployment rate hovers around 25 percent.
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Capture and search have become commodities in the app world, and the price for commodity apps usually hovers around zero.
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At time of publication, the bitcoin price now hovers near US$2,200, a massive increase from this time last year.
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The kind where the temperature hovers dangerously close to the triple digits, and the air outside feels heavy and claustrophobic.
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As the Hellfire hovers high above, unbeknownst to all on the ground, controlled by that pair of pilots in Vegas.
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Trump's hair is blown back a bit, and his pale scalp halo hovers above what looks like an orange mask.
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For now, though, the question of what the robotic embodiment of a human really is only hovers on Westworld's horizon.
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The federal funds rate, which affects the costs of credit cards, mortgages and other borrowing, hovers between 2.25% and 2.5%.
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But archeologist Erella Hovers agreed the study "points to a much earlier arrival of human relatives" than previous studies suggest.
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The share of men ages 25 to 54 in the labor force now hovers near a record low of 88%.
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There's something genuinely unsettling about the way he hovers in the air, surveying devastation as his cape flutters behind him.
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The group's return on equity hovers at 22012-2360%—poor by its standards but on a par with JPMorgan Chase.
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Throughout, a vague threat of violence hovers in the air, along with a somewhat less vague intimation of sublimated homoeroticism.
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In Cork, unemployment still hovers around 2170 percent, or roughly the national average, after reaching highs of about 345 percent.
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Their hands are outstretched, their weight falls entirely on one heel, and the other foot hovers slightly above the ground.
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While the camera usually hovers above the action, some moments add a bit of cinematic flair to keep things interesting.
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You'll then see the part of the screen where your cursor hovers magnified at the top section of your screen.
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Despite "extravagant" costs like getting my hair or laundry done, my savings rate hovers around 50% and is creeping upward.
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Trump's seventh-grade reading level, meanwhile, hovers near ratings for talk show host Oprah Winfrey and basketball star LeBron James.
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Richter, at eighty-six, hovers numinously over German art, omnipresent but resistant to inquiries about his life or his work.
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Home health aides and personal care aides top the list of fast-growing jobs, and median pay hovers at $24,0303.
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When a Wing drone makes a delivery, it hovers at about 20 feet and lowers the package on a hook.
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However, on an island where voter participation often hovers around 80 percent, just 23 percent of registered voters cast ballots.
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Exit polling found that 60 percent of voters nationwide support tougher gun laws, while opposition hovers in the mid 30s.
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For everyday use, it's an appealingly economical scale because it hovers mostly around 0, each unit packing a substantial punch.
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When a puli hovers over a pile of leaves or glides across some dust bunnies, the surface is wiped clean.
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Trump's approval rating hovers around 40%, and low presidential approval is historically a harbinger of gains for the opposition party.
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The figure of T. E. Lawrence hovers over "Moving the Palace," and Majdalani clearly enjoys taking him down a peg.
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That's because the longer this slow-moving hurricane hovers over land, the more rain it'll dump in the same places.
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The specter of Uber hovers around the edges of the plot, giving the book the mood of a loopy elegy.
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His popularity, based on the raft of toys, fashion collaborations and multimillion dollar auction results, hovers somewhere near the mesosphere.
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Last year, according to a survey by the wedding website The Knot, the final bill now typically hovers around $35,329.
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Hundreds of projects now exist, including a 35-megawatt solar array that hovers over fields of ginseng, herbs, and coriander.
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Because fog hovers close to the ground, the lamps are designed to shine down, illuminating the road beneath the fog.
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An acoustic umbrella shaped like the top of a tagine bowl hovers over the orchestra under the hall's tentlike ceiling.
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At one point in the footage, an Apache attack helicopter hovers over an ISIS target before its cannons destroy it.
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Researchers examined heart attack rates in New Zealand, where Christmas falls during summer and the temperature hovers in the 70s.
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It hovers easily through twistier roads, but it doesn't truly excite until I near the edge of adhesion and performance.
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She is languid, as if engaged in a powerful yoga maneuver or floating in water, while he hovers over her.
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In the right-hand panel, a crimson escutcheon hovers, like a danger signal, against a vortex of tangled, scribbled lines.
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With a GDP per capita that hovers around $50,000, Denmark is one of the most prosperous countries in the world.
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While organic represents a fantastic opportunity for U.S. farmers, organic acreage hovers at just 1 percent of overall U.S. production.
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No single painting hovers above the rest; rather they all seem to glide into each other while also breaking apart.
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However, for many a question mark hovers over whether removing a condom during sex is legally the same as rape.
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Depending on the pollster, this group's support for Clinton hovers closer to the 103 percent mark when third parties are included.
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The robot arm hovers over a pile of products before it makes its move, snagging a toothbrush with its suction cup.
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But in Esther Hovers' series False Positives, such things are very suspicious indeed, and suggest a heinous crime may soon occur.
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The softness in the dollar will serve to support equity prices, according to Costa, as it hovers at three-year lows.
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Photo: Dan Kitwood (Getty)Bitcoin now hovers around $6,300, but not long ago it had spiked to nearly $20,000 per coin.
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While the trade threat hovers over Wall Street, Miller Tabak equity strategist Matt Maley says one tech stock could offer shelter.
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The total value of its four-month-old digital coin currently hovers around $75 million, even after the wild price swings.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Even after 12 years, the specter of Hurricane Katrina still hovers over the American psyche.
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"The first five minutes is just the warm up," she tells me as she hovers her finger over the start button.
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Eldorado's debt hovers around 8 billion reais, and J&F's lenders are pressing for a sale, the sources said in May.
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This is a high bar, considering that Snapchat's average revenue per daily active user (ARPDAU) currently hovers around $1 per quarter.
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Hiring older workers is also a way to attract talent as US unemployment, now at 3.8%, hovers near all-time lows.
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As Ijeoma Oluo pointed out in the Guardian, one simple question hovers over Kaepernick: Why doesn't he "just stick to football"?
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So American private-sector investment hovers at a meagre $100bn or so a year, around four-fifths of it in energy.
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The silhouette of the Prophet is at the top right, while an angel hovers near the top of the picture plane.
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And the images are especially crisp, with resolutions as high as 1,600 DPI (your average printed photo hovers around 300 DPI).
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Though Spain is not without serious problems—unemployment hovers around 20% in the face of EU austerity—it overflows with energy.
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With a budget that reportedly hovers around $70 million, it's looking like Paramount will struggle to break even with this one.
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Today, the Cantonese population hovers around 3,000 residents, although a steady stream of predominantly Cantonese immigrants quietly continues to immigrate here.
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The essential ingredient of a vibrant democracy — the public's "trust" in its House and Senate — hovers at an embarrassing 85033 percent.
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It hovers over your late 183s, shaking its head as terms like "shin splints" and "plantar fasciitis" filter into your vocabulary.
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The federal budget is large, growing and simply cannot be ignored as the United States hovers near $21 trillion in debt.
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And as in Caché, the painful legacy of colonialism hovers over the story, this time through references to Europe's migrant crisis.
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Smith suggested that President Trump's approval rating, which currently hovers around 40 percent, is historically low because of negative media coverage.
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The state's rainy-day fund hovers at $106 million, compared to the former levels of $21625 million just two years earlier.
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Iceland's workweek hovers below the 40-hour mark, but sources like Iceland Review say it's much longer — 45 hours a week.
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Our favorite is invisible ink, which blurs a message until the user hovers over the image with his or her finger.
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"You want it, right?" she asks on the chorus, as thumb pianos flicker and a fuzzed-out synth bass hovers below.
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The generic ballot hovers around a 7 percentage point lead for Democrats — which might be enough to constitute a wave election.
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A swarm of undulating angels hovers above a mountain of syringes in an expressionistic composition of deep reds and cornfield yellows.
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As the report noted (and as real estate sites confirm), the median home sale price in Jackson hovers around $1 million.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The new Solange album hovers delicately, like a ghost floating through the streets of Houston.
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Ben Tausig puts the subscription numbers for American Values Club at "four or five thousand"; Inkubator hovers somewhere around a thousand.
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Almost 35 percent of those executed were black, although the proportion of black people in the country hovers around 20153 percent.
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While Rancho Santa Fe is a small community — its population hovers around 3,000 — Rice's impact on architecture in California is great.
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A moon hovers above the dancers, while a larger orb, placed center stage, glows with the help of Ms. Pearce's lighting.
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Dershowitz took the question and ran with it, outlining a view of executive power that hovers somewhere between authoritarian and monarchical.
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As a result, he hovers in the mid-teens in polling while Warren pulls in an average of 2628 percent support.
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Public agencies that perform crucial functions are struggling to compete as unemployment hovers near its lowest level in a half-century.
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Public agencies that perform crucial functions are struggling to compete as unemployment hovers near its lowest level in a half-century.
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Genting Singapore's share price hovers at around 17 times its 2019 earnings, consistently below those of rival bidders in recent years.
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That's obvious even before Maud hovers (a la Toni Collette in Hereditary) over the ground, compelled by some unseen supernatural force.
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As it currently stands, illiteracy in Afghanistan hovers at 85033 percent and the Taliban control nearly 50 percent of the country.
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The camera lurks by the lockers, watching the team shower, vomit, and spar; it hovers under the bleachers, ogling muscular thighs.
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The first thing likely to catch a visitor's eye is the cluster of floating mountains that hovers over the land's center.
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"Novitiate" avoids both the laundered piety of that movie and the sensationalism that hovers around the subject of women and religion.
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It's a short game compared to the rest, with a play time that hovers around 3-5 hours for most players.
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In all walks of life, the iconic ghetto hovers over American race relations, shaping the conception of the anonymous black person.
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A multicolored spider's web hovers over MOMA PS1's open courtyard right now, and you have to see it to believe it.
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Get to 78° N and you're in another world, a world where Polaris, the North Pole Star, hovers just above the horizon.
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There are also many more experimental shorts on the bill than at the average film series, where the norm hovers around zero.
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It has ultrasonic sensors to know its altitude, so it automatically hovers to a little over a meter high, waiting for instructions.
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A bearded man in a sports coat and turtleneck hovers over her left shoulder, occasionally expressing his impatience with his body language.
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A temple in the woods hovers between serene and spooky in a new video from self-described Japanese nature/tech cult AUJIK.
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Pelen hovers mysteriously in the air while his hands balance a floating chair over an unforgivingly rugged rocky gorge in Southern France.
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Debt-to-GDP stands at more than 150%, one of the highest in the world, and unemployment hovers between 35% and 40%.
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Puce, a shade that hovers between brown, grey and pink, found its name at the court of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.
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These women were handpicked not for their vocal prowess — their collective skill level hovers somewhere between Britney Spears and Selena Gomez territory.
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" As Ijeoma Oluo pointed out in the Guardian, a simple question hovers over the controversy: Why didn't Kaepernick "just stick to football?
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Some are a result of the fierce competition for government work—the unemployment rate in much of the province hovers around 50%.
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One hovers near a parked Mercedes-Benz, as the other stands by the front door, waving around what looks like an iPad.
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For candidates down the ballot, their messaging will likely be dictated by President Trump, whose approval rating among Republicans hovers around 90%.
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Claire (Carla Gugino, Gerald's Game) manages Henry's house, while his blind son Oliver (Matthew Beard) hovers in the background, helpfully arranging flowers.
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With its standard base measuring six centimeters in diameter, the circular moss ball base hovers around two centimeters above the magnetic base.
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They're also currently investigating why the upper bound on working memory hovers around four or five items, and not some other number.
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In the photo (on the left), the pop star hovers just above The Weeknd, née Abel Tesfaye, clutching him to her chest.
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The launch comes as the value of bitcoin hovers around a historic $10,000 level after surging since the start of the year.
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Average street-level purity in the UK hovers around the 40 percent mark, and a wholesale kilo comes in at around $25,000.
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One reason Batman has been so intriguing for so long is that he hovers unpredictably on that line between superhero and antihero.
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There, he hovers his mouse over each clip, and — much like iMovie — a cursor appears and lets you quickly scrub through footage.
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DONALD TRUMP's support among African Americans hovers in the single digits, with recent polls in Ohio and Pennsylvania putting it at 0%.
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Davies plays the part of Farinelli's singing voice, and hovers onstage behind Sam Crane, the actor who plays the rest of him.
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Rather than relying on elaborate turns of plot, Sneed's prose gains blunt force as it hovers in the silent interstices between actions.
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Its output currently hovers near an all time high of 10.85 and Russian officials expect it to edge up further next year.
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Since it's '90s glory days, Neighbours' ratings have declined steadily, and now the show currently hovers around the one million viewers mark.
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Since the allegations came to light, Trump critics including Avenatti have insisted that the cloud of suspicion hovers over the president, too.
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The oversized banner Don't Expect Miracles, which hovers over the show from the ceiling, takes its queue from a flea market potholder.
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The doctor threads a flexible camera up his nose, past his tonsils and hovers over the larynx to get a good look.
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While the California scenery hovers over Eucalyptus, Portner's time in Los Angeles and his relationship with Deradoorian also impacted the album's sound.
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But it hovers over him here like a storm cloud, partially because his former campaign treasurer was among those named in subpoenas.
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The global political temperature is on the rise, the future of truth is under debate and the specter of nuclear conflict hovers.
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The aura of romantic, outlaw chic that hovers around Bin and Qiao soon dissipates, replaced by the clearer, grimmer air of reality.
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It's an assemblage of spheres and tubes and rods, fashioned from welded steel spray-painted gold, that hovers above her morning yogurt.
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President Trump's polling average has never once exceeded a favorability rating of 48 percent, and it now hovers at about 37 percent.
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The 65-inch Vizio P-Series Quantum 4K HDR TV, which usually hovers around $1,100 or more, is currently $998 at Amazon.
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Iran's goalkeeper Beiranvand lets a ball out of his hands and it hovers in front of net with Andre Silva right there.
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The conviction rate hovers at 99 percent, too high not to be fishy, especially considering that convictions are often based on confessions.
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Critics have said the show hovers between silly and absurd, which, depending on your taste, can only add to its entertainment value.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The camera hovers just above the elderly woman's head, as she looks up, her face becomes confused and worried.
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Disney's "Frozen II" continues to dominate the box office, both domestically and internationally, Disney's tally for the year hovers around $9.9 billion.
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Whereas Chase points are worth a penny each, the value of Amex points hovers around six- and seven-tenths of a cent.
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For Midtown, a Jackson neighborhood where the poverty rate hovers around 50 percent, the architects produced a master plan with affordable housing.
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Not even Herzl, however, could have foreseen the industrialized mass murder of the Holocaust, the unspoken shadow that hovers over these pages.
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Peak brightness hovers around 800 nits and the TV supports close to 100% of the P3 wide color gamut for fantastic HDR.
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In one image, prisoners crack a smile in front of the camera as an armed overseer on horseback hovers in the background.
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Most of the time, the camera hovers above the action, privileging the viewer as an omnipotent being with a high vantage point.
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A tiny mock drone on a robotic arm hovers around the mansion with a camera, sending what it sees to the monitor.
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Due to a signal-scrambling retrograde (consider yourself warned) from December 3 to 22, the messenger planet hovers in Sag until January 11.
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Evan Joseph, an architecture photographer, hovers over Manhattan to capture rare bird's-eye visions of the skyline and rarefied views from luxury apartments.
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The drone hovers at a safe distance above the flashing LED, verifies the code, then lowers the package down on a stabilizing winch.
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You can think of the new juiced-up Slide Over as being like an iPhone X that hovers on top of other apps.
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Unemployment still hovers at 21 percent, the second-highest rate in Europe, though jobs are returning, propelled in part by a tourism boom.
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Forty percent of SPF 103 would translate to SPF 210—that hovers just above the FDA minimum suggestion of broad spectrum SPF 215.
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The central bank has hiked three times since last July as the economy improves and the unemployment rate hovers around 40-year lows.
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My cursor hovers over the side salad option, a little bit longingly, before I remember myself and click on the side of fries.
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Rogers's theatrical mise-en-scènes certainly conjure the oneiric, if not the Surrealist, but again her intention hovers frustratingly just out of reach.
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It's not nearly as nice as the Google Glass display, which hovers over your vision instead of occluding it, but it's good enough.
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Ms. Oropesa and Mr. Churchwell brought uncommon freshness to this music, which somehow hovers on the divide between breathless desire and spiritual calm.
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For such a small-minded man, he hovers so large over this country's political landscape, casting the longest and most sinister of shadows.
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When meteorologists talk about the "polar vortex," they're talking about the mass of cold, low-pressure air that consistently hovers over the Arctic.
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For "Jesus Gonna Be Here," Waits switched instruments with bassist Larry Taylor, whose buzzing, two-note slide lick hovers over the song forebodingly.
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Despite the dip, the S&P 500 hovers near two-month highs and is up about 18 percent since its late-December low.
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Its output currently hovers near an all-time high of 10.85 bpd and Russian officials expect it to edge up further next year.
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Out's print circulation hovers around 190,000, according to estimates by the Alliance for Audited Media, and, like at other magazines, it's slowly declining.
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A filter featuring angel wings and a halo hovers over the sisters as they blow kisses and Tiffany wishes fans a Merry Christmas.
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But Close Encounters never reveals the menace that hovers over everything—remember, this is a suspenseful movie about a dude losing his mind.
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The ratio hovers around six, which means every customer of Wells Fargo has on average six different types of products with the bank.
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For most the day, the hotel's marquee, which hovers over the Las Vegas Strip, showed a picture of Dion from a previous performance.
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The script, which Wildes co-wrote with Logan Antill, hovers on the edge of vulgar comedy, full of offense for its own sake.
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Cutlip offered his services free of charge, which means a lot when you consider that tattoo removal usually hovers around the $500 mark.
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Eldorado's debt hovers around 8 billion reais ($2.4 billion), and J&F lenders are pressing for a sale, sources told Reuters last month.
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The summit with Putin may hold the greatest perils of all, given the cloud of suspicion that hovers over Trump and the Kremlin.
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Today, CEO Reed Hastings' total annual compensation hovers above $24 million and he recently made the 2018 Forbes' "World's Most Powerful People" list.
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The memory of the 25-year-old black man, who died of injuries he sustained while in police custody, hovers over both races.
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As the director yells "Cut," an imposing show-business dude—Weinstein—hovers with a proprietary air: sunglasses, dark suit, turtleneck, hands in pockets.
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AutoZone generates EBITDA margins of approximately 2123% versus AutoNation's 4.4%, and AutoZone's adjusted-debt/EBITDAR hovers around 2.8x versus AutoNation at 3.3x (LTM).
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For the the worst performers, category 3, the percentage was under 10 percent two years ago and now hovers at almost 21 percent.
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A mural of children firing rifles and playing with fighter jets hovers over a display of toys in the Three-Revolution Exhibition House.
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Death hovers overhead as Amobi launches through industrial squeaks, jaundiced noise, abstract rap, tortured garage rock, and harrowed spoken meditations about mythical figures.
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A Star Destroyer hovers above the city and Imperial troops move through the streets, harassing the locals for I.D. and killing with impunity.
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That liquid then runs through a 30-foot continuous still to make a single-distillation grape base, which hovers around 70 percent alcohol.
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The benchmark S&P 500 hovers at a five-month high and is just 3 percent away from its September record closing high.
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"A blanket of uncertainty now hovers over the private sector of the economy," wrote Bernard Baumohl, chief economist at The Economic Outlook Group.
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"Even when a clinic staff member calls patients in advance, my no-show rate still hovers from 10 to 20 percent," Lerner wrote.
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Low-income people who were displaced now face a housing market where the median monthly rent hovers around $210,210, double the national average.
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Her skin color is echoed by the rocky landscape and the streaked sky, where a green celestial body hovers just above the horizon.
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On Page 34, a leaf comes loose from a tall tree, hovers in the air "for enormous minutes" and falls to the ground.
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In some ways, the same question hovers over "Cataract Valley," staged at the Ateliers Berthier, the second venue of the Théâtre de l'Odéon.
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He begins by playing the opening aria at a gently lilting tempo and with pristine clarity, though a hint of intensity hovers within.
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"I like to keep that a little bit vague because I actually want to encourage this judgment of what's normal," Ms. Hovers said.
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A hand holding a drink hovers over it, and then we see Alan raise the same kind of glass and take a drink.
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That's because the championships are taking place in Doha, Qatar, where the average daytime temperature in September hovers just over 250 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The drums are steady and understated; steel guitar hovers in the background; mandolin or dobro arrive for rural touches, string sections for reassurance.
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In the background hovers a lost golden age when devoted professors cared selflessly for their students and were rewarded and respected in return.
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Mr. Trump's latest approval ratings among Republican voters hovers around 90 percent, almost identical to where it was after his inauguration in 2017.
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And apart from the giant storm, it wouldn't be a fun vacation spot because the average surface temperature hovers around 26478,616 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The benchmark S&P 500 hovers at a five-month high and is just 3.5 percent away from its September record closing high.
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It hovers in a peculiarly French space between philosophy and fiction, and goes on mysterious lyrical flights, animating scenes from history and myth.
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Note that when the cursor hovers over a county, the likelihood of a Facebook friendship link with all counties is shown by color.
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After a while, the woman returns and repeats the scene with another man (Bostjan Antoncic) as the first man hovers like a shadow.
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Dubbed the "Hendricks pH3," the off-menu tipple will debut ahead of Hong Kong's humid summer, when the humidity hovers around 90 percent.
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Given that my own musical taste hovers between "forever teen" and "enthusiastic bar mitzvah mother," I am going to gladly defer to them.
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As voter enthusiasm hovers around all-time highs, the protection of voting rights and expansion of voter access have become more important than ever.
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But the deck of the San Shan hovers by virtue of 360 degrees of cables, which stabilize it from the top, bottom, and sides.
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The market is having a hard time deciding if it can nudge it the extra mile as the hovers below 20,000, Art Cashin said.
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Fall Milk, Brandon Yoshizawa (USA)This spectacular image shows the snow-clad mountain in the Eastern Sierra, while the Milky Way Galaxy hovers above.
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The sound of helicopters flying over the church begins at the back of the auditorium and hovers over the audience rather than the stage.
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A question mark also hovers over the presence of the actor-comedian at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington.
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One year after his Election Day victory, President Donald Trump's overall approval rating in the U.S. hovers just below 40 percent, according to Gallup.
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Phetchaburi, Thailand (CNN)Looking like a giant mechanical insect, a drone hovers over a rice field in the province of Phetchaburi, in central Thailand.
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It's a victory of sorts for the Chicago publisher, whose stock hovers near the price at which it fended off a takeover from Gannett.
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Glantz mentions some of this history, but there's also an overwhelming sensation of déjà vu that hovers over the more recent story he tells.
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Focusing in on the 65-inch model, which usually hovers around $1,000, you can find it for $829.99 — its lowest price yet— at Amazon.
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The inner house is made up of two symmetrical lobes and looks a bit like a translucent brain that hovers just above the animal.
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Manfred seemed eager to provide a guide map for an issue that hovers over Chapman, the Yankees, and the other players and their teams.
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Relief for all those on the Valencia side and despair for Espanyol, which now hovers alarmingly close to the drop zone of La Liga.
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The specter of a long drawn-out fight over election results in one of the most controversial contests to date hovers over the nation.
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Showing off the technique in a video released by police, a four-propeller drone hovers in the middle of a warehouse, colored lights flashing.
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Federal funding for water infrastructure now hovers at just 0003 percent, when it once accounted for more than 60 percent in the late 1970s.
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Vivo calls this particular feature the Elevating Front Camera, which makes it sound like it hovers above the phone in an act of magic.
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Macron must pass related legislation through parliament, which has increasingly distanced itself from the European leader whose approval rating currently hovers around 25 percent.
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In the print, a white, fully blossomed flower hovers in darkness, seeming to cast light on darker, still evolving flowers rooted in the ground.
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According to the website College Factual, the university still maintains a 22016 percent acceptance rate while its overall graduation rate hovers around 260 percent.
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A man shows off cutting-edge tech as he hovers over the crowd on a jet-powered flying board during the Bastille Day celebrations.
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Seconds later, one of the aides hovers over me again, gently leans down and places two fingers on my chest—right between my ribs.
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Consider the quintessential Brooklyn brownstone: These days, the median price hovers at $2,257,500, according to the most recent quarterly figures from the Elliman Report.
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In the center of the corn maze, you can spot our telekinetic heroine Eleven throwing down damage, while the formidable Mind Flayer hovers above.
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Well, we wrote two stories about frogs, but that's way above the frog story average for a typical week, which usually hovers around zero.
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Despite the day's losses, the S&P 500 hovers near two-month highs and is up about 18 percent since its late-December low.
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Or, perhaps, its opposite: like a young Rudolf Nureyev, the question that hovers over Dominika is whether she will jeté across to the West.
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The neon text instillation "Y/OURS" (2018) by artist Joel Swanson hovers parallel to the ground between fire escapes in one Between Us alleyway.
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Bangladesh had the lowest rates of obese children, and Vietnam the lowest number of adults — in both cases the percentage hovers around 1 percent.
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Which is why even after his recent outreach efforts, Trump's popularity among blacks hovers somewhere between David Duke and the death of Michael Jackson.
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As a result, the median wealth of white families in America now hovers around $147,000, compared with the $3,600 possessed by their black counterparts.
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SPX has recovered 6 percent in the past nine sessions but remains down almost 5 percent in 2016 as oil hovers near decade lows.
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Bey penetrates us with her gaze, jumps on a crane and hovers over the crowd, then goes full dominatrix in a black vinyl leotard.
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Today, however, it looks like the biggest victim was not Laplanche, but 12-year-old LendingClub, whose market cap now hovers around $1.6 billion.
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Chattanooga's unemployment rate peaked at over 10 percent during the aftermath of the 2008 economic downturn; it now hovers just less than 5 percent.
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"It's an issue that a lot of small towns are having," she said, noting that the budget for their police force hovers around $47,000.
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She didn't focus on the lack of diversity; MAST's population hovers at around 90 percent white, with a handful of Jewish children per grade.
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Everyone, it seems, harbors shameful secrets, not least the house itself, where Sebastien's wife and baby died and a wraithlike apparition flits and hovers.
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To critics it is a glorified bus terminal, and an expensive one at that — the cost hovers around $6 billion, according to the authority.
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Most hard seltzers' alcohol content hovers between 22016 and 23 percent alcohol by volume (ABV), which is about the same as a light beer.
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A faceless giant stares down at a small figure, a hooded shade hovers in the forest, and a thousand pathways peel off into space.
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We might borrow from a song and say that Jackson is a lover, not a fighter, but the fight always hovers in the background.
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In spite of this companionship, loneliness hovers around Young-hee like the North Sea mist, and she winds up literally fulfilling the film's title.
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Inflation in the country now hovers above a million percent, and could reach 10 million percent this year, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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"A pall of societal shame hovers over everyone in this club, the haunted inverse of new-parent meet-ups and mommy groups," Greene writes.
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She hovers sweetly on the ground in a sleeveless dress, her arms reaching downward as if she is picking up vibrations from the earth.
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Though President Trump mentioned July or August, the prevailing optimistic guess among experts for when the outbreak will abate hovers at about two months.
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The ghost of Beckett still hovers, but so do, just as visibly, the specters of T. S. Eliot, Edward Albee and Dostoyevsky's Underground Man.
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It showed that Donald Trump's approval rating, which usually hovers around 40 percent, had risen to 45 — still bad but, bafflingly, better than before.
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And in addition to high room rates, the resort fee hovers close to $50 daily, and food and drink, while tasty, are also costly.
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On another spread a girl lies on a rug in 1970, while a wooly mammoth from 10,000 B.C. hovers above her in another window.
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A hush hovers over these luminescent, silvery gray, blue-toned or sepia images; I found myself holding my breath as I turned the pages.
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Risk markets are rallying, and yields are higher Wednesday, but the 10-year still hovers near Tuesday's lows, a key level on the charts.
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In a sublimely daft portrait by Delville, Péladan hovers before us in priestly white garb, his eyes rolled back, his index finger pointing heavenward.
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He works when he can — mostly day labor — but nationwide unemployment hovers at about 0003 percent, and most days he does not find work.
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While the average doctor salary in the US hovers just below $200,000, physicians in the top paying city, Milwaukee, earn nearly $400,000 a year.
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The share of Americans supporting a ban on all guns hovers in the 8 to 10 percent range, making it a pretty fringe position.
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He has refused to accept medical care as well as food, and he is now a skeletal figure who hovers in and out of consciousness.
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Off the coast of Scotland's Orkney Islands, waves crash, winds whip, and a damp fog from the sea hovers in the air nearly year round.
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For comparison, laparoscopic gastric bypass, a popular invasive bariatric surgery that permanently re-sculpts the stomach and gut, has a mortality rate that hovers around .
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And strangest of all, it's been profitable, a concept that 27-year-old Swift, whose net value hovers around $280 million, is intimately familiar with.
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The camera hovers over her shoulder as she moves her black felt-tip pen around the page, curving here, slicing it against a ruler there.
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But congressional funding currently hovers at a little over $2 billion annually for clean water infrastructure, which will not be enough to foot the bill.
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If your laptop features a USB-C port, then Anker's discounted USB-C hub is $23 instead of its usual price, which hovers around $80.
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A stream, shrouded by bushes and trees, is the latrine for the group, which once numbered about 1,500 but now hovers around 1,100, organizers said.
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From canary yellows and ruddy scarlet to eggshell blue, the primary hues punch through the eddies of thick whiteness that often hovers over the islands.
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Pixar's "Toy Story 4," which was released in June, hovers at around $920 million and could cross the $1 billion mark in the coming weeks.
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They wound along mountain roads to a parking lot near Royal Gorge Park, where a suspension bridge hovers nearly 1,000 feet above the Arkansas River.
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The question hovers over Elio; though he hardly knows it himself, his parents can already see that he's falling in love for the first time.
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Tumblr's app, once in the top 21 apps, now hovers around the 212th position in the App Store, according to app analytics firm App Annie.
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He hovers in a realm of fantasy like a character from children's literature, a cross between the Cat in the Hat and a teddy bear.
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But, if Cuban's rejection rate—which hovers right around 80% on ABC's Shark Tank—teaches us anything, it's a lesson profoundly contrary to popular wisdom.
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It shows a Dragon 2 hanging above one of the company's launchpads, and when the engines fire, the spacecraft briefly hovers under its own power.
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The LiveWire's price hovers around $3003,000, which means it could need to come down if Harley-Davidson wants to compete with an upstart like Zero.
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As the stock hovers near a 52-week low, however, Najarian believes a number of bold options bets signal a rally in the stock ahead.
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In the U.S., crude oil stockpiles fell by 1 million barrels last week, the U.S. Energy Information Administration reported; inventory still hovers near record highs.
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Throughout Cursed Child, sexual subtext hovers at the edges of Albus and Scorpius' interactions, as they make awkward overtures into exploring their sexuality with girls.
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Janine doesn't die — we see her later in the hospital as Aunt Lydia hovers over her — but I'm not sure if that's a good thing.
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At some point the waiter brought your sea bass and the fork hovers over its seared arrangement of chain mail, its lips parted in surprise.
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The president's approval rating in the poll hovers at 40 percent, while 56 percent say they disapprove of the job Trump has done in office.
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This delicate question hovers over the Metropolitan Opera's revival of Verdi's "Simon Boccanegra," conducted by James Levine and starring Plácido Domingo in the title role.
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A motif in which a dancer hovers at the edge of something without diving in is all too apt as an encapsulation of the work.
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He smiles as she brings the plate to the table, smiles as he jabs a fork into it, smiles as she lovingly hovers over him.
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One great question hovers over this exemplary book: Would De Quincey have been the greater had he abstained from toxins and conscientiously cultivated his talents?
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LONDON — Staring down at my phone's screen, I can feel the panic rising inside of me as my finger hovers over the bright green app.
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However, the company is still heavily reliant on internet-based deposits relative to peers and has a loan-to-deposit ratio that hovers around 100%.
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But a tinge of melancholy also hovers over the movie, which suggests that success has a ceiling at a station where even stars go unpaid.
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A question that hovers over this book is whether the Freemans will learn from past horrors or become so dysfunctional that they merely relive them.
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Still, that possibility hovers above the debate that's paralyzed Washington, DC. Though a "national emergency" sounds like an alarming event, they are actually relatively common.
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But a feeling of tension hovers on the edges: the flicker and purr of Baird's electric guitar, the light anguish of her quiet, dreamy singing.
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Arthritis prevents him from playing his beloved Chopin; instead, he hovers his hands over an electronic keyboard and mimes the melodies while listening to CDs.
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Dallacker and her colleagues suspect that a "health halo" hovers over things like fruit juice and yogurt, leading parents to misjudge the sugar in them.
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Sebold grants Susie a disembodied omniscience — the dead teenager hovers close to her loved ones as they grieve and look for answers surrounding her death.
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If you've seen "Dazed and Confused" or "Superbad" you'll recognize the mood of aggressive silliness and sincere sentiment that hovers over Molly and Amy's adventures.
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The same theme hovers over the data for sales of previously owned homes, which will be released by the National Association of Realtors on Friday.
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The on-time rate for trains hovers near 65 percent on weekdays — about the same as a year ago and the lowest since the 1970s.
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That question hovers over many other decisions, including who will determine the menus for meals, as well as who walks into the meeting venue first.
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The decline in deaths is encouraging, but conservationists agree that poaching still poses a dire threat to Africa's rhino population, which hovers around 24,500 animals.
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The narrative center of gravity of the "Up" films hovers somewhere between the stiff-necked documentarian and the unruly subjects to whom he is yoked.
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Going to see your favorite singer or band in-person can be quite an investment, since the average concert ticket price hovers at roughly $86.
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Yet between these passages is also astonishing beauty, even the sublime: rending melodies fit for lullabies, ethereal humming that hovers delicately, like a visiting spirit.
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She steers clear of easy moralizing but stays honest about the swirl of rage and fear that hovers over adolescence like a terrible weather system.
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Searching for companionship and a means of expression, he hesitates to allow himself either, as the question of his complicity in Hanna's death hovers unanswered.
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Monk transports the figure of Alexandra into a symbolic milieu, one that hovers between the mid-twentieth century and the timeless landscape of Buddhist fable.
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You press a button on your phone when you're close to the GPS coordinates for the missile launch system and then your phone's camera is activated and a silly looking missile launch pad hovers over the image coming from your phone's camera—sort of like that Pikachu that hovers in the street when you try to catch it in Pokemon Go.It's also the goofiest feature.
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Typically, the number of launches a company will pull off each year hovers somewhere in the single digits, or maybe a dozen or so at best.
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Though globally-traded Brent crude rose about 28 percent, it still hovers around $50 a barrel, well below the peak of $115.06 touched in mid-2014.
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UC-Irvine released another report yesterday that surveyed the "ever-present dome of methane that hovers over the region" of Los Angeles, Orange, and Riverside counties.
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The spirit (if not the letter) of the law that now hovers over political advertising is the equal-time provision of the Communications Act of 1934.
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While its more expensive than other DJI models, it's one of the safest and has advanced collision detection sensors that contribute to stability when it hovers.
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The proportion of reported deaths caused by flu and pneumonia dropped as well, but still hovers around 23 percent of all deaths reported to the CDC.
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But as the commodity hovers around a multiyear low, he believes there could be an opportunity to make lots of money for those willing to wait.
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Elsewhere in the series, the threat of sexual violence always hovers above certain characters, and a brutal rape is only thwarted by a surprise, violent shock.
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Zapata will either land on the ship to refuel, or will attempt to refuel as he hovers above it, thus allowing for a single continuous flight.
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Samsung has included software features that detect when the S Pen hovers over the screen before, so we'll have to see what's new this time around.
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At companies like Apple and Google, the percentage of women in the global workforce, which includes more than just technical jobs, hovers at around 30 percent.
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Mayefsky further alleged that Hoppy is controlled by his emotions and hovers over Bryn during her communications with Frankel, even when Bryn is doing her homework.
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The average two-bedroom apartment hovers around $4,200 per month, making it hard to justify living here unless you're raking in hundreds of thousands per year.
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He would frown on America's voter turnout, which hovers at 40% for mid-term elections and seldom goes much higher than 55% for a presidential race.
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Researchers have also found that saying "yes" to a survey item that simply asks "have you ever been sexually harassed" hovers in the 0003 percent range.
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Now, users with Moovit 4.10 and either TalkBack or VoiceOver can hear what button or icon is underneath their finger as it hovers over the screen.
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As Betty tosses and turns — none the wiser to the fact she's being watched — Chic creeps towards the teen and silently hovers directly over her bed.
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It hovers for a second over the silver "fail," only to be crushed by golden letters, setting off digital fireworks above his new title, Grand Master.
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Aside from of a few youthful, volatile relationships, I would say my emotional range hovers from about a four to a seven on an everyday basis.
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And in truth, on the totem pole of challenges he has endured since that time, fielding questions about genitalia from strangers hovers somewhere near the bottom.
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But the temperature still hovers between 65 degrees F at night and 75 degrees in the day, so the mosquitoes bite year-round in the region.
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And the world in which The Black Tapes and Tanis take place isn't so much an alternate reality as one that hovers comfortably adjacent to ours.
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This discrepancy between ideal and reality is the premise of Adonis's poem, in which the heavenly archetype hovers like a mirage above the degraded modern city.
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That was around 1979, at the time of the Three Mile Island disaster, which hovers over Ms. Haigh's vision of Pennsylvania like an appropriately toxic cloud.
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However, there is one piece of merchandise that hovers above the rest — possibly because it literally looks like it fell straight out of the show's set.
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As the slow-moving storm hovers over southeastern Texas, another 15 to 30 inches of rain are expected for the area over the next few days.
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Both forms of violence are unequivocally wrong, but speak to a base level of hostility that hovers around the man like the stench from rotting flesh.
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A separate investigation tying Clinton Foundation contributions to speeches made by Bill adds to the pungent aroma of shiftiness and entitlement that routinely hovers above them.
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It hovers on a beautiful borderline for viewers: real enough for us to care, but stylized enough to let us stand, enjoyably, at a distance, judging.
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Instead, the conflict has worsened and annual GDP growth hovers around 1 percent, undermining efforts to wean the country's "distorted economy" off foreign aid, he said.
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Trump consistently garners his most positive marks on the economy, which has added a million jobs since he took office and hovers at record-low unemployment.
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With its warm-to-hot summers and blisteringly cold winters (the temperature hovers around the -70C mark while here), Montreal is a city of two faces.
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But Trump made clear that the issue of Russian meddling in the election hovers over the leaders' relationship — Putin is "insulted" by the accusation, Trump said.
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All the questions added up to one big question that hovers over every meeting and every dinner and every potluck: What is the future of bees?
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"Untitled" (2016) contains at least four reds, three blues, two yellows, as well as cotton candy pink and a brown that hovers between rust and mud.
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Something close to the entire history of music hovers in the ether, waiting to be summoned into our earbuds by a tap on a touch-screen.
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Photoshopped photography hovers above woven baskets that could have been braided centuries ago, and statues crafted from delicate clay are juxtaposed with sculpture fashioned from trash.
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As the national unemployment rate hovers at just below 4 percent, far more red states than blue states are setting records for low levels of joblessness.
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The head of an elephant, a gift to the club, hovers in an alcove where members luxuriate on plush leather couches to read and sometimes nap.
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Rounded corners, together with the occasional gradation and imperfect edge or drip, create a curious suggestion of depth that hovers at the corner of the eye.
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Mr. Reginella, clad in a nondescript bomber jacket, hovers nearby to observe and photograph reactions, which range from dismissive snorts to puzzled internet searches on cellphones.
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Despite all the attention and support, the unemployment rate for military spouses stubbornly hovers around a staggering 26 percent, more than seven times the national average.
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Though Steyer still hovers in the single digits in most national polling, Bloomberg hit 2202 percent support in a new Morning Consult poll released on Tuesday.
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But as the social media darling hovers on the cusp of becoming a public company, its parent is trying to show how durable its business is.
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Consider his "Madonna at the Fountain," in which the beatific Mary hovers in three dimensions before a brocaded carpet, held aloft by two rainbow-winged angels.
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It features a bronze statue of a defiant young woman seated in a cubicle in deep concentration while her older male boss creepily hovers over her.
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The most arresting manifestation of these brands is the floating text that hovers in altocumulus formation above a brightly lit walkway off the building's main entrance.
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No one wants be that anxious host who hovers over guests in the living room, trying to slip coasters under their drinks when they're not looking.
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While CBP held nearly 20,000 people in custody at its border facilities over the summer, Morgan said the daily average now hovers at 3,500, CNN reports.
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Grad school was a lot of that — of being so this [hovers hands around head] but then figuring out how that translated to the whole body.
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In the wool tapestry "Evenly Suspended Attention IV" (2004), a figure both humanoid and curiously bee-like hovers against a powerfully rhythmic red and black background.
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The feeling hovers over me during everyday scenarios: when I hear shouting in the hallway, see a kid wearing an unseasonable coat, spot a backpack lying unattended.
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He also spoke passionately about the need to help 22.8 million out-of-school Pakistani children in a nation where the literacy rate hovers above 40 percent.
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At that price, it hovers in DJI's lineup between the $499 DJI Spark, the gesture-controlled flyer released last year, and the more capable $999 Mavic Pro.
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Even with the more powerful processor, battery life is worse...it hovers around seven hours per charge, or four hours if you're only doing HD video streaming.
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"This company is doing everything they're supposed to do," Trader Tim Seymour said, noting that his only issue is that the chipmaker's stock valuation hovers around $38.
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The average age of industrial equipment in the U.S. has gone up steadily over the last decade and now hovers at levels not seen since the 1940s.
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The kaleidoscopic top hovers above customary bedroom furniture and hundreds if not thousands of artificial flowers in the form of plastic bouquets, lamps, pillows, knickknacks, decorations, etc.
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The problem is also largely economic, with city wages shrinking and slack in the city's labor market — where unemployment hovers above the national rate at 5.1 percent.
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Even as Trump's prospects improved in the eyes of investors, the stock market has climbed almost 2 percent in May and hovers near an all-time high.
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Each year, about 3,700 applicants apply to the MBA program, according to the Haas website, but its acceptance rate hovers around 12%, Poets & Quants reported in 2018.
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A striking sequence in Come Coyote foregrounds Sheila's spread legs and vagina, as she receives a vaginal injection from Dani, whose blurry figure hovers in the background.
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The plant is still running, separating elements, while a news helicopter hovers overhead, waiting to capture the gash before they get to covering traffic on I-4.
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They all carry a seven-hour battery life, which hovers at around what comparable headphones offer, and is certainly long enough for a commute or most flights.
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They had suggested directly or indirectly that they were not fans of Trump, whose national approval rating hovers around 43 percent in the latest Reuters/Ipsos polling.
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Each seems more terrifying than the last, with multiple jet engines attached to his limbs in various configurations, as he hovers a few feet from the ground.
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However, if you hold down the Y button when you throw Cappy (as opposed to just pressing it), Mario's magical hat hovers in place for a moment.
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Climate change is something that hovers behind VanderMeer's fiction, as it does over all of our lives, even if some politicians want to pretend it doesn't exist.
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The power outage comes as a potentially deadly heat wave hovers over the Midwest, prompting cities throughout the region to warn residents to stay hydrated and cool.
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According to Wollman, the technology for a board that hovers over the ground (think "Back to the Future") is still years away from breaking into the mainstream.
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In recent months, the number of microcephaly cases in Brazil — which usually hovers around 250 per year — has soared to at least 4,180, as of late January.
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The second my breathing starts slowing down and falls behind the beat, an assistant appears and hovers directly over me, instructing me to get back in sync.
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The S&P 500 has recovered 6 percent in the past nine sessions but remains down almost 5 percent in 2016 as oil hovers near decade lows.
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Hover Camera is a tiny foldable drone that hovers around you, controlled by a compatible smartphone app, snapping 4k video and photos via a 13-megapixel camera.
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She can't rest, so she hovers a hand over one of the pieces, and it rises to a level that she could use it as a desk.
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While slightly lower than last quarter, this figure still hovers around historic highs and suggests bullish sentiment is increasingly restricted to focus on particular names and sectors.
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A drone hovers overhead, but only observes, never being brought to bear; hundreds of miles away, F-14s sit idle on the deck of an aircraft carrier.
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The designated good guys are responsible for the deaths of innocents, and the question of their accountability hovers over the movie and sets its plot in motion.
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It's been 75 days since Hurricane Maria hammered the US Virgin Islands, and although the buzz of daily life is returning, the storm's ghost hovers over everything.
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On the surface the narrator's confessional, acutely detailed monologue hovers between long stretches of intense recitative and passages of lyrically enhanced arioso, sometimes poignant, sometimes chillingly detached.
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You can see instances of this approach here and there in the Big Bend region; a giant unmanned blimp hovers high over the desert south of Marfa.
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Close to half of voters blame him specifically, which explains why his approval rating, which typically hovers in the low 40s, may be dipping into the 30s.
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Interest rates remain low, unemployment hovers around 5 percent, jobs are being added to the economy, and low gas prices have cut the cost of doing business.
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A palpable buzz of excitement hovers in the air and, among a sea of glitter-coated faces, I'm feeling pretty underdressed and a touch out of place.
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A personal drone that hovers nearby and shines a spotlight on your wedding band (in "flaunt mode," it circles your ring finger using "twelve dramatic flyover techniques").
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The U.S. central bank's key policy rate, the fed funds rate, usually hovers in the middle of a 0.25-percent range which shifts higher as policy tightens.
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The Maison de Verre hovers over this show like a sheltering presence, visible in photographs and architectural drawings, and is most present in the digitalized slide show.
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As a result, the percentage of women of childbearing age who have been sterilized hovers around 18 percent, and this figure has declined since the early 2000s.
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Today, the number of refugees from Syria's brutal nine-year civil war hovers at around 6.6 million, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
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As leaders gather in France to commemorate that occasion, a question hovers over them: Has the world forgotten the lessons of the war to end all wars?
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But it's their afterlife that the ear is drawn to, the aura of resonance that hovers below the grand piano's wing long after a key is struck.
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In the video, an orb—a satellite known as Telkom-22019—hovers in the center of the frame while stars streak across the screen in the background.
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The on-time rate still hovers around 65 percent — about the same as a year ago and the lowest rate since the transit crisis of the 1970s.
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To impress a potential partner, he hovers in front her like a helicopter, flapping his wings and dangling his long tail feathers like luxurious locks of hair.
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In Oliver's work a speaker often hovers just outside the poem's scene, where she can observe a heron, a black bear or a deer in the pinewoods.
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Up here, 212 kilometers north of the nearest chunk of land, a dip into water that hovers just above minus 22015 degrees Celsius does not sound appealing.
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Even after the girl turns into the woman, in the middle of the song "Buenos Aires," she hovers over the rest of the action as a caution.
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Although the average interest rate on a standard savings account hovers around 0.18 percent, online banks offer high-yield accounts with rates as high as 2 percent.
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And so she does, terrorizing the youngsters in cheekily effective scenes while their host hovers ineffectually on the fringes and his wife cowers behind her bed curtains.
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Mr. de Blasio, whose overall approval rating in polls hovers around 50 percent, still enjoys strong support among Democratic voters, particularly those who are black and Hispanic.
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He and his husband, Stephen Henderson's annual holiday party, with a guest count that hovers around 800, is a good place to search for sustainable decorating tips.
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As "Frozen II" continues to dominate the box office, both domestically and internationally, Disney's tally for the year hovers around $9.9 billion, according to data from Comscore.
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However, new supplies are also limited as production shrinks in Europe and U.S. gas production hovers around flat next year as lower gas prices cut into investment.
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The president's approval rating hovers around 40 percent in a RealClearPolitics average of recent polls, while 53 percent disapprove of Trump's presidency so far in that average.
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Still, "the economy is not expected to encounter broad-based capacity constraints for some time," the RBA said, as labor force participation hovers at all-time highs.
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It begins with a nice joke, as the Steadicam operator Ryan Thomas Jenkins runs in place, while the camera attached to him hovers unmolested, a floating planet.
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The familiar strains of "Happy Together," that old classic by The Turtles, can be heard each time the user hovers a tiny magnet over the speaker surface.
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Branwell is a man who produced nothing and squandered his talents, but the fantasy of his wasted potential hovers like a mist over his sisters' enormous achievements.
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The average seed round in the nascent cannabis industry in the U.S. hovers around $1 million, according to hemp and cannabis-focused investment research by Poseidon Asset Management.
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A more ethereal grouping — an assemblage of angels — hovers over the central figure as he writes in Martino Altomonte's "Vision of St. Thomas Aquinas," painted during the 1720s.
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Today, their net worth hovers around $2 million, thanks to investment income, plus money they earn from side projects like the blog and early retirement lifestyle consulting gigs.
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For context, The Shape of Water, which won Best Picture at the academy Awards in 2018, had a 92% rating on Rotten Tomatoes; Bohemian Rhapsody hovers at 62%.
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Paul Chan's "Pillowsophia (after Trinity)" (2017) hovers above Greene Naftali's booth, evoking the black hoodie of Trayvon Martin as a ghoulish signifier of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Karateren's population, which dropped from 5,000 to less than 1,000 after the local economy collapsed, is growing and now hovers near 1,700, said the village mayor, Zhienbayev Kudabay.
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Freezing rain occurs thanks to a "warm air sandwich" in the atmosphere, in which a layer of warm air hovers between cold layers both above and below it.
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The water in the lake hovers around the freezing point, but it never solidifies owing the tremendous pressure exerted onto it from the piles of ice directly above.
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The way the diminutive Mavic Pro hovers in the air, glued to a spot in three dimensions as if tethered by invisible guylines is stupefying to a novice.
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When a user hovers an item or a collection of items over another app, that app can see the metadata, but not the actual payload, for security reasons.
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A skirt that hovers above the knees triggers side-eyes and the transmisogynistic image of an indecent and hypersexual trans woman who is assumed to do sex work.
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The drones come with three different modes, including a training mode that hovers the drones about three feet in the air for users to practice their directional skills.
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Though discharge might not be on the table for several days, the question of when it will happen hovers over everything as soon as a patient walks in.
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The term "the twilight zone" was borrowed from astronomy — it's the slim sliver of the planet's surface that hovers between day and night, where stars are particularly visible.
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It opens with "America," a wonderful long poem by Allen Ginsberg that hovers on a wall near a giant screen projection immersing onlookers in Lower East Side ambience.
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But that's still lower than the uptake of other routine vaccinations — such as the polio or measles-mumps-rubella vaccines — which typically hovers around 80 or 90 percent.
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These are places that have told the federal government they actually have higher rates of lead poisoning than Flint, where officials say the number hovers around 4 percent.
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The U.S. senator from New Jersey, who hovers slightly over 1% in opinion polls, played it safe in Ohio, stressing a positive message over attacks on his rivals.
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As Loscil, Vancouver resident Scott Morgan makes the kind of ambient music that hovers perfectly between soothing and disquiet: processed soundscapes that bring blackened lunar landscapes to mind.
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Currently, the Reuters benchmark hovers at the lowest levels since the index's origination in early 103, which coincides with the market's big move to the upside this week.
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Gordhan has urged fiscal prudence to appease ratings agencies which are on the verge of downgrading South Africa's sovereign rating to "junk" as economic growth hovers near zero.
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Though sidelined by U.S. forces of late, the Turkish-backed Free Syrian Army hovers nearby in its fight against the terror group in the north of the country.
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When everything goes as planned, the success rate for most female patients under 33 — which means going home with a baby — still hovers between 30 and 40 percent.
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Again, that's still lower than the uptake of other routine vaccinations — such as the polio or measles-mumps-rubella vaccines — which typically hovers around 80 or 90 percent.
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There's been a 123 percent increase in incarcerated women since 212, and their recidivism rate hovers around 240 percent— but there's far less infrastructure catering to their education.
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Needless to say, right now, turnout in most races ranges between low and abysmal (for example, average turnout in a New York City Council race hovers around 15%).
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Barbie's expansion into tech continues with her new Star Light Adventure RC Hoverboard RC drone ($59.99), which hovers above the air and is controlled via a remote control.
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In 1960, the millionaire outbid the state government for the island, shaped like an upside-down teardrop, that hovers 19 miles off the coast of Michigan's Leelanau Peninsula.
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But with the exception of Pennsylvania, where joblessness is slightly higher, the unemployment rate in each swing state hovers near the national average of 4.9 percent or lower.
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Not in fear of Bill getting to the truffle first, and eating it, but in response to a childlike naivety—the excitement that hovers above all uncertain expeditions.
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Theodore Roosevelt hovers above a sitting Trump — who's looking more svelte here than he ever has in real life — while a nearby Richard Nixon smiles toward Ronald Reagan.
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Kelly is privy to some of Issa's most personal (and sensitive) details, from her financial bank statements to her credit score (which hovers stressfully in the low 400s).
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The average interest rate on new credit card offers currently hovers at 16.15 percent, the highest level in at least a decade, according to data collected by CreditCards.com.
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He hovers around me in the kitchen asking if I read this or that piece in The New Yorker when I'm trying to concentrate on the simmering pans.
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Heartbreak hovers over "Haifaa al-Mansour's sharply observed, deceptively gentle film, reportedly the first feature ever directed by a Saudi woman," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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In a group photograph taken after the Boott-Duveneck marriage in 1886, Lizzie hovers consolingly over her father, while her husband stands, a defiant bantam, in the background.
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As "Frozen II" continues to dominate the box office, both domestically and internationally, Walt Disney's tally for the year hovers around $9.9 billion, according to data from Comscore.
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Visibly, more people are sleeping and begging on the street, and the uptick is easily documented by a daily shelter census that now hovers at about 60,000 people.
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Later, as he and Lilly slowly circle each other in an intimate, forbidden conversation, the camera hovers so protectively we wonder if it knows something that we don't.
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In Gallup polls, the number of Americans "very worried" or "somewhat worried" about such attacks generally hovers between 30 and 50 percent, with understandable spikes after new attacks.
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The average student loan debt in the US is $32,731, according to the Federal Reserve — and the collective student debt carried by all Americans hovers around $1.5 trillion.
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In this period, hotel occupancy hovers around 60 percent, versus close to 80 percent May through October, saving, on average, $100 a night, according to Visit Napa Valley.
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The cloud of destruction that looms over the Keys hovers over many tourist destinations affected by climate change: the Great Barrier Reef, the Galapagos, Montana's National Glacier Park.
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I have no idea what her name means to you but I hope some understanding of how much she takes the piss out of herself hovers in there.
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The Senate blocked several gun measures Monday even as a CNN/ORC poll this week found that public support for changes such as tighter background checks hovers around 90%.
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Iris van Herpen's skeleton dress, a 3D-printed ribcage, hovers on display, showing the intricacies of a design so precise it would be nearly impossible to make by hand.
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New York (CNN Business)America's top retailers are trying to outmatch each other with new employee benefits to attract workers as unemployment hovers near its lowest level in decades.
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And the expected arrival Sunday of monsoonal moisture could bring the danger of lightning strikes as the moisture levels of vegetation — the fuel for wildfires — hovers near record lows.
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Newman hovers behind and above her as her interrogator, but his tone is increasingly gentle and intimate as they reenact the script first performed by Bielby in the basement.
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For instance, as the Economic Policy Institute shows, despite making real gains in things like education and politics, black unemployment still hovers at about twice the rate for whites.
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Although the Aryan Nations is gone from North Idaho, its specter, along with the presence of Weaver and Fuhrman, still hovers at the edge of conversations about the area.
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Back at the ATV, a holographic set of instructions hovers above it, telling me what to do and pointing to the exact spot where the bolt needs to go.
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Usually, the show intro hovers over Winterfell and King's Landing, plus the locations where Daenerys is visiting that particular season or locations where significant characters are undertaking important tasks.
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Wealthy Republican donors are descending on Colorado Springs this weekend to attend the Charles and bi-annual retreat where the cloud of Donald Trump hovers over the rich influencers.
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In 2016, the Minneapolis-based artist released her debut, Nite Time, and now she's back with Dream Girl, a compilation of airy production that hovers over moments of introspection.
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The share price hovers around $14.50, about half its peak after a disappointing Q3 where it lost $443 million, revenue fell short, and user growth slowed to a crawl.
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The process is simple: fill the bottom metal tray with a few tablespoons of water, then position six eggs in the crate-like tray which hovers over the liquid.
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When a user hovers over an End Screen on the desktop or taps on them on their mobile device, the End Screens will then expand to display more information.
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Unemployment hovers still close to 10 percent and France has suffered a number of Islamist militant attacks, culminating in the November bomb and gun attacks that killed 130 people.
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Unless you live off the grid the chances you've had your electronic data mined by a social media company or an online retailer hovers at just about 100 percent.
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In the 1960s, about a third of American workers were members of unions; today, with right-to-work laws in place in 25 states, the figure hovers at 10%.
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In fact, a prevailing spectre of seriousness hovers in every shot, and manifests as both a devotion to the craft as well as a truly authentic fear of death.
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The central bank, which raised interest rates by 500 basis points last year as inflation hovers around 40 percent, said last year it expects inflation to ease in 2017.
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One of these sculptures — "Dual Form with Chromium Rods" (1946) — hovers on a wire down into the rotunda, greeting visitors as they begin the ascent on the spiral ramp.
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The recidivism rates for youths in the state of Texas hovers at around 50 percent: that's a 50/50 shot that a minor will be go back to jail.
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Late Nights hovers in the margins of robotic late-aughts radio hits and ambient melodic trap, turning neglected sonic ideas into the full songs they've always deserved to be.
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The possibility of Republicans cutting billions of dollars from the Medicaid program hovers over our safety net providers, threatening their ability to serve patients with behavioral health care needs.
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At this unprecedented moment in American history, one question hovers over all the rest—it's the question, previously thought to have been settled with the writing of the Constitution.
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As part of the trick, Copperfield randomly picks participants by throwing 13 balls into the audience and the volunteers are placed in a cage that hovers over the stage.
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Even during the current expansionary frenzy, pay for pastry line-cooks in the Chicago area hovers in the same $10 to $15 an hour that it has for years.
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MLM companies are operating in an increasingly competitive labor market as the US unemployment rate hovers around 4%, the lowest it has been since the turn of the Millennium.
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The possibility of another hack on Democrats quickly brought back memories of the 6900 cyberattack, with party officials cautioning that a threat still hovers over the November's midterm elections.
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The rule book can easily fit in a back pocket, but this year it has seemed as immense and omnipresent as the blimp that hovers over the game's championships.
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"During the day it hovers in space, almost disappearing like a cobweb that goes unnoticed in the house until the light strikes it a certain way," Ms. Berger writes.
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You can run two apps side by side like in iOS 10, but now also drag out another app, such as Messages, which hovers in its own separate window.
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He illustrates that elation in "Double Portrait with Wine Glass" (11093–18), depicting the artist drunkenly teetering on his wife's shoulders as his spiritual baby body-double hovers above.
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For many residents of the United States, including military personnel, college graduates and grandparents, the virtual wall is a reminder of the threat that hovers over them always — deportation.
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While you're scrolling through the vast library of movies and television shows, if the cursor hovers for a nanosecond too long, the beast that is Netflix autoplay is unleashed.
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We think you should know: In addition to expensive room rates, the resort fee hovers close to $50 daily, and food and drink, while tasty, are also very costly.
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He has a kindhearted wife, Andrea (Susan Kelechi Watson), a new baby, and a recent National Magazine Award, but his resting dude face hovers perpetually between sorrow and disgust.
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The average director pay for all California firms hovers around $181,000 (nearly double the $100,000 fine), and there are additional costs of travel related to board meetings, Kahle added.
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It hovers above abstract paintings by Ellsworth Kelly and Franz Kline; a portrait by Élisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun and an early exceptional landscape (with travelers) by Frederic Edwin Church.
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Live birth rates vary by age, embryo quality and clinic, but with women under the age of 103 it hovers around 210%, according to the Society of Assisted Reproductive Technologies.
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Coming on the heels of the S&P 500's best week since November, the benchmark index currently hovers about 3.4 percent below its all-time high reached in September.
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In Castle Rock, The Kid barely speaks but the camera still hovers on his face while people talk around him, catching every lost microexpression and flicker of confusion (and menace?).
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The weather bureau recorded 204mm of rain in two hours on Monday night — more than twice the average for heavy rainfall in Vietnam's largest city, which hovers between 50-100mm.
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It's a low-stakes place to wrap your head around climate change without some of the existential dread that hovers on the outskirts of any modern discussion of the environment.
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The narrative thread through Robots, from its earliest watchmaking to the eerie animatronic baby that hovers near the entrance, is the human impulse to invent machines in our own image.
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The effect would be more stunning if the lighting weren't so murky; it hovers in the eternal twilight of surgery recovery rooms where patients slip in and out of consciousness.
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As inflation is now slowing towards the 123% target and hovers well below double-digit readings seen a few years ago, the central bank has room to reduce rates further.
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In total, rainfall over the Andaman and Nicobar Islands still hovers near its historical average, Velmurugan said - but now more of it comes during the monsoon, often in heavy cloudbursts.
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Then there's a comical lamp with a fuel chamber shaped like a Southeast Asian man, who hovers in the air, attached to chains — a design borrowed from the ancient Mediterranean.
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Fourteen years after Bush declared a fight for freedom, democracy and humanity against a blood-curdling dictator, the legacy of Iraq still hovers over Washington like a dark storm cloud.
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The realization also helped solve the mystery surrounding the formation of M32, an extremely compact satellite galaxy, full of young and old stars, that hovers near the center of Andromeda.
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Neill is entirely enjoyable as a grumpy recluse, but Dennison is even more impressive in the way he hovers convincingly at the border of childhood, while trying to appear older.
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And in a nation where the average monthly salary hovers around $120, the price—a cup of cold milk runs 300 Rwandan francs, or about 35 cents—is right too.
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His jab at Schiff was also a reminder of how the Russia investigation, now thought to be in a critical stage, hovers over everything else that happens in Trump's presidency.
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In this bright, fidgety orchestral version the music hovers somewhere between a perpetual-motion toccata and country-fiddle hoedown, though a pensive middle section alters the mood for a while.
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Similarly, Petra Cortright's "footvball/faerie" (2009), in which the former soccer player juggles a ball while a bright neon halo hovers over her body, highlights the challenge of these movements.
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Historically, prospects for growth are muted when the curve is inverted, manifesting itself in median expansion just above 0%, while growth for a positively sloped curve hovers slightly over 3%.
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Of white Christians, according to Pew, evangelical support for Trump hovers around 70%; white mainline Christians are split with 48% approval; and around 44% of white Roman Catholics support him.
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A small chorus, whose members play various minor roles, also often hovers in the background, or moves fluidly through the proceedings, performing the understated but fluent choreography by Josh Rhodes.
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It does not fully assert the harmony by hitting the notes of the relevant chords; rather, it hovers above them and occasionally dips in, giving us just not quite enough.
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In one, a disembodied arm hovers near a serene body of water, while in another, half a horse with a hint of a new rider appears in the diagonal fissure.
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A stock market dominated by Big Tech shares riding promises of a glittering digital future hovers near record levels, while a crowded purgatory of stocks of companies deemed "disrupted" struggle.
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Though nobody on screen talks about politics, the sense of exhaustion and tentative optimism that hovers over their actions might have something to do with the state of their country.
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He pointed to the risk premium on Italian government bonds that consistently hovers in dangerous territory, to the poor performance of the Italian stock market and to rising investor anxiety.
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We see the yellowest of yellows and the greenest of greens frozen in photographs, as the camera hovers over the same trees, leaves, and grass as they quietly fade away.
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As Britain hovers on the brink of separation from the European Union, its sense of itself — as a place, as a people, as a culture — has seldom seemed less certain.
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The United States, for example, generally hovers at average or below average in overall results, and in 2015, Britain was 27th for math, one place worse than three years earlier.
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Evoking foreplay, "Suspended Ball" (1930-31) contains a dangling white sphere hitched to a metal frame as it hovers close to — though never making contact with — a white, supine crescent.
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Bereft and now single, he spends his time at work mutely creating elaborate domino runs while the rest of the staff anxiously hovers, trying to keep the failing business afloat.
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Then there's Malcolm, who at The New Yorker has made a specialty of reportage that stubbornly hovers in the zone where truth, story, presumption and the law merge into mist.
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Hitters can struggle on the road because pitches behave differently, he added; the same ball that hovers in the strike zone in Denver may break out of the zone elsewhere.
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Nevertheless the municipal recycling rate hovers around 20 percent, according to environment ministry data from 2012, the most recent year data was available, which is relatively low among developed countries.
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Harvey is expected to drop huge amounts of rain as it hovers for several days over an area that is home to about a third of the U.S. refining capacity.
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In the bathroom, a watercolor of a bat with "Employees Must Wash Hands" written beneath it in slime green bubble letters, designed by artist Nikki Maloof, hovers over the sink.
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While the threat of violence often hovers over the characters, Feuchtwanger shows us that it is the destabilizing, disruptive experience of exile that is the greatest harm to befall them.
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"Thirty, forty thousand dollars for an employee in the West Bank or in Gaza is a lot of money," Waldman added, noting that unemployment there hovers at around 40 percent.
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In some states like Louisiana — where the uninsured rate still hovers above 10 percent despite the gains made after the ACA's passage — the Trump administration effectively erased the navigator presence.
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The large, round moon Tethys shines bright white against the blackness of space, as the small, irregularly shaped moon Janus hovers just above Saturn's plane of rings in the new photo.
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Better Your Business The unemployment rate for veterans who served on active duty since September 23 hovers at around 5.8 percent, which is higher than the national average of 5 percent.
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The benchmark S&P 20 stock index hovers just underneath an all-time peak, and its P/E ratio has recently been at the highest level in more than a year.
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According to recent Board of Elections data, of the 8.4 million residents of New York City, the number of registered Republican voters hovers just over 103,000 — compared with 3.1 million Democrats.
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He said on Twitter that the break-even cost for efficient bitcoin mining operations currently hovers around $3,550 to $4,350, while the price of bitcoin is in the $5,500-plus range.
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Shop owners and brands can hire popular live-streamers with large fan base to help promote their products, and meanwhile, a link to the purchasing page hovers on the streaming screen.
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But instead of the wires and special effects used for the movie, the Teles Taxídi's glass tabletop hovers two inches above its base using a giant pair of rare-earth magnets.
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The economic situation in general has left some residents under strain; currently the unemployment rate hovers around 9 percent and more than 40 percent of Puerto Rico's residents live in poverty.
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The new OS hasn't had a lot of early adopters since it came out, and still hovers between 10-20% of Windows web traffic, according to web traffic-tracking company GoSquared.
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A camera attached to a crane hovers over one side, projecting a live feed of the grey, blank space underneath it, the only part of the table not filled with objects.
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One adorable Cairn Terrier is so excited to cool off that after his human hovers him just above water, he thinks he's swimming and does his best doggy paddle — in midair.
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Half of each is transparent, and the other half metalized, silvery, and reflective; one orb nestles on the floor, connected to an inflating pump, and the other hovers a bit above.
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In Nevada, where support for legalization hovers around 50 percent, pro-legalization forces have reported raising $285,000, or about half what marijuana advocates raised for a signature gathering effort in 2014.
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In a world where the enterprise market hovers around $500 billion in annual sales, is it any wonder that hundreds of enterprise startups launch into that fiercely competitive arena every year?
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Gretchen hovers in the background for much of the second season, wearing sweatpants and a blank expression, texting instead of talking, willing herself to disappear and begging Jimmy to leave her.
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But unlike the "hoverboards" marketed at real people, Barbie's board actually hovers, carrying the doll aloft on a quadrotor drone that can be flown with a pink-and-blue wireless controller.
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Early footage shows one giant beast chowing down on another's neck, yanking it off the game board and out of play, while the player's oversized hand hovers over the game table.
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As inflation hovers near a 16-year high just below 7 percent, officials insisted the forecast price spikes, which have triggered social media outrage and threats of protests, are not warranted.
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If a drone hovers over a local football game or you have one moving about above your lawn, do we really think D.C. bureaucrats can implement useful rules about such flights?
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When they leave office, recent Presidents like to disembody from their political selves and join in projects of do-gooderism on a transcendental plane that hovers somewhere above the political fray.
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We know he wants to have sex with Fleabag—we can see it in how he looks at her, grazes her arm, and hovers around her—and she knows it, too.
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Group portrait of family and friends sitting on sofa in living room Fertility treatments are enormously expensive (the average price of in vitro fertilization hovers around $1,229) and adoption notoriously difficult.
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But "Archangel" remains unparalleled in Burial's discography as a fiercely unsettling yet powerfully comforting work that hovers over both R&B and dance music as true peak for others to scale.
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Presumably, everybody in this system is sick of the stuff, but the trade interface tells me that, while I can buy it for 600 credits, the galactic average hovers around 8000.
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A plaintive spirit hovers over "A Season in France," the latest feature by Mahamat-Saleh Haroun ("A Screaming Man"), about a refugee family from the Central African Republic living in Paris.
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And yet … The experience is spectral and meta and good fun, as the film hovers over itself at self-conscious, critical remove while also engaging in a ghostly conversation with itself.
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In some of the least-skilled jobs — like plastering, roofing and hanging drywall, for which workers rarely have more than a high school education — the share of immigrants hovers around half.
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In her series "False Positives," Ms. Hovers visualizes the capabilities of security cameras in the future, which are programmed to automatically spot unusual movement patterns that may signal a criminal act.
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The voracious Venetian hovers like a governing spirit over the art of the 18th century in "Casanova's Europe," a vivacious and often ingenious exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts here.
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Streep plays Mary Louise as possessing a strain of grief-driven, myopic self-regard that hovers between tragic and comic; she's ever so slightly unhinged, and it's a delight to watch.
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France lags behind the rest of Europe in its ability to lessen its long-term unemployment, which hovers at about 4.2 percent, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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On Wednesday, he performed her "Earring," in which the right hand plays spiky dance rhythms in the piano's high register while the left hand hovers below in shifting chords and sonorities.
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No production, including this one, manages completely to resolve the stylistic tensions built into "Candide," which hovers between opera and musical theater, and strives to be satirical masque and cautionary tale.
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Take the deluded mother of Ryan Harbinger, who monitors his movements, oversees his homework, compulsively checks in with his teachers, gossips with his friends' mothers and generally hovers with increasing panic.
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Gyana has no "anonymization" and no retention of data in its processes, except things like analytics around where your cursor hovers, so that Gyana knows how it can improve its product.
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Hollande and his ministers were acting under immense pressure to improve the country's sluggish growth and chronically high unemployment, which now hovers at 9.5 percent (20123 percent for people under 25).
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Though the St. Regis Mohawks previously utilized their sovereignty to become owners and operators of a casino, median household income hovers well below the national average at just $85033,000 per year.
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Chance also hovers heavily over "Noah's Ark," in which Hanna Marton, often consulting her husband's diary from 1944, remembers being part of a convoy of Hungarian Jews saved by Rezso Kasztner.
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Most of the album hovers between 80-90 beats per minute, but feels slower, thanks to the way No I.D. forgoes crispness in favor of beats that slur, drag and bleed.
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He tells CNBC Make It that a micromanager supervises an "excessive" amount, constantly checks the work performance of employees and hovers over day-to-day tasks of his or her workers.
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She hovers over Ashdown as he wheels his dough through a pasta maker, and eventually moves on to her homework, which involves crafting The Very Hungry Caterpillar out of Play-Doh.
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The wizened, ripened Sontag hovers above her younger self in a filmed recording like a chain-smoking, skunk-haired deity, commenting both on the hopefulness and foolishness of her past self.
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According to Harrington, NJPW's streaming service, New Japan World, has about 60 thousand subscribers in total, another number which is dwarfed by WWE's streaming service, which hovers around 1.5 million subscribers.
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Indeed, neither scientists nor philosophers know for sure what color is: it hovers restlessly between the subjective world of sensation and the objective world of fact within a narrow perceptual sweep.
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On the flip side, you might find that the pacing of your drama is totally ruined by the constant pausing you have to do when your mouse hovers over a Chinese character.
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Japan's economy is expanding steadily but consumer inflation hovers around 1 percent, well below the BOJ's target, as companies remain reluctant to raise prices for fear of scaring away cost-sensitive consumers.
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Too many academically talented children who come from families where household income hovers at the American median of $59,000 or below are shut out of college or shunted away from selective universities.
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In East New York, Brooklyn, a police observation tower still hovers over the intersection where a 16-year-old boy was gunned down on his way home from playing basketball last November.
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According a 2014 paper published in the Journal of Poultry Science, which is co-authored by Tahara, the success rate for this shell-less method of hatching chicks hovers around 60 percent.
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The testing process starts when a rat is presented with a row of 10 sputum samples, and when it detects TB the rat hovers over the sample for 3 seconds, Richter said.
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The camera hovers over this circle of women, the red of their robes screaming off the screen, as en masse they are possessed by anger and the whole group becomes a mob.
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But, high above all of these concerns hovers a totally different query, one that's astrological in nature: What is this Leo-Virgo pair in for, considering the stark differences between their signs?
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Why it matters: Trump's personal campaign approach is aimed at sowing further division in the huge Democratic field and trying to dominate the news so the national discussion hovers on his turf.
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At the time of writing this, the war has done little more than create an unnecessary parity—Melodrama sits with an 8.3 user score while Lust for Life hovers nearby on 8.2.
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Your foot hovers somewhere between the gas and the brake, waiting for your brain to triangulate their intent: Is that one trying to cross the street, or just waiting for the bus?
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Polls indicate the economy remains by far his strongest issue and the one most likely to drive him to a second term despite an approval rating that hovers in the low 40s.
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The video, which was uploaded by The Knight Show podcast and verified by Storyful, hovers over two utterly mangled blobs of crushed steel and twisted plastic on Hammonds Beach in Santa Barbara.
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As inflation hovers near a 16-year high at just below 7 percent, officials insisted the forecast price spikes, which have triggered social media outrage and threats of protests, are not warranted.
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He pointed out that while there is a lot of "loose talk" about the congressional wing of the Republican Party protesting Trump's nomination, congressional approval on "a good day" hovers around 15%.
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The man, a theft suspect, squirms on the road as the officer kicks and hovers over him, firing his weapon several times near his head, bullets hitting the ground just inches away.
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The birds are incredibly detailed, but are scientific illustrations rather than photographs, resulting in an installation that hovers between concrete reality and representational illusion, alluding to both but aligning fully with neither.
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"The Datasucker's obscure intelligence realized that every search, click, like, share and even how long our mouse hovers over a specific image are information to be monetized," the site's "about" page reads.
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While a total of 59 GHB users turned to addiction treatment centers in 2007, the total count in 2012 was 761 people (today the number still hovers around 800 in the Netherlands).
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It's seen as a way to comfort a dead person's soul—which, according to Jewish tradition, is restless and confused shortly after death, and hovers around the body for a few days.
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Each time a user hovers over a brand tile, an animated image is set off — fireworks blasting behind the Magic Kingdom for the Disney tile or a comic book flip for Marvel.
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The specter of Brexit hovers over everything, sucking the energy out of political debate while Conservative ministers and the parliamentary opposition feud over questions that should have been answered before the referendum.
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A little purple hummingbird hovers over this 40s-era pinwheel hat, worn by the actress Lora Lee Gayer for the "Easter Parade" number in this stage adaptation of the 1942 movie musical.
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Nimble, wiry and quick to pounce, Mr. Pittman, wearing a Ramones denim jacket, was bent as usual last week on unearthing the kind of "downtown" talent that hovers just below the radar.
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An air of fustiness hovers over the very words ''wicker furniture'': One imagines sepia-toned photos of peacock-backed chairs on verandas in colonial India, and ornately curved chaises in Victorian conservatories.
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In fact, the average age of business founders hovers around 40, according to research conducted by MIT professor Pierre Azoulay, who analyzed 2.7 million people who founded companies between 2007 and 2014.
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In images such as a Native American basket weaver and a young couple sharing a romantic moment at Glacier Point, the landscape hovers as a secondary element or altogether out of frame.
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The adorable 19663-vintage Bell helicopter, acquired in 1984, yet hovers above the stairs to the second floor, gamely signifying something epochal, or not so epochal, or bizarre, depending on your predilection.
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There is the "Rescue Team, Royal National Lifeboat Institution, UK," standing atop the upthrust prow of a rescue boat while a yellow copter hovers overhead, dangling a rescued man on a wire.
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A boulder the size of a building also hovers on the eastern rim of the crater, which could cause the spacecraft harm as it backs away once the sample has been collected.
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One problem is that Mr. Clooney seems to believe in happy endings, however hard-earned, while the Coens — whose presence hovers throughout — are the kind of pessimists who laugh in the dark.
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DAVANT, La. — In the exact spot where Hurricane Katrina demolished the Plaquemines Parish Detention Center, a new $105 million jail now hovers 19 feet above the marsh, perched atop towering concrete pillars.
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As Vox's Alex Ward reported earlier this year: Inflation in the country now hovers above a million percent, and could reach 212 million percent this year, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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The Republican president's hard-line stance on immigration, both legal and illegal, has animated many of his core supporters even as his support among the broader American public hovers around 40 percent.
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In the former, a length of heavy, dirt-brown marine rope, hanging from a wall hook near the ceiling, loops back upward at its ends, so the piece hovers just above the floor.
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While these homes aren't in everyone's budget, young buyers should take note: the median home value for most of these metro falls either below, or hovers just above, the national median of $2019,900.
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The central bank is widely expected to cut rates this year as annual inflation, which is expected at 2.2-2.3 percent in February, hovers well below the key rate, now at 7.5 percent.
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One side shows Queen Elizabeth II, as all Canada coins do, but the other side depicts Stefan Michalak lying on the ground as a flying saucer hovers above Falcon Lake in Manitoba, Canada.
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But today a third figure hovers over British politics: a man who was born in 1912—eight years before Jenkins and 13 before Thatcher—but whose influence seems to grow by the day.
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Their defense hovers as a bottom-five unit, which means even though Aminu cuts into Portland's spacing on one end, it may be worthwhile to play him 30-plus minutes every night anyway.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SEATTLE — A red glow hovers over the works in Jane Wong's exhibition After Preparing the Altar, the Ghosts Feast Feverishly at the Frye Art Museum in Seattle.
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The craft never hovers more than a few meters above the ground by design and there's an unfortunately named dead man's switch he has to keep pressed at all times to continue operation.
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Trees seem smaller than the spiraling and whirling suns, while the egg-shaped figures dominate this cramped pictorial space, as if to say new life hovers over all that has come to birth.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian central bank is expected to hold its key interest rate unchanged on Friday as emerging markets stabilize and inflation hovers around central bank forecasts, according to a Reuters poll.
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