A small-business owner ends up in hock to loan sharks.
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All instances of anything approximating love or tenderness arrive in hock to cruelty.
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This shipping container home, located in Hock Hills, Ohio, is called the "BoxHop."
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That would make the outlook for those already in hock to China even grimmer.
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"(The Conservatives) are now putting the country in hock to the DUP," Sturgeon said.
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Most MPs are first-timers and in hock to a small number of influential figures.
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But she's also so in hock to the company that the only way out is through.
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Since 2002, Argentina has been in hock to the hedge funds that bought up the country's cheap debt.
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The DNC has $6.5 million cash on hand but is in hock to the tune of $85033 million.
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Pakistan is in hock to China which, through a ballyhooed China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, has promised $62bn of infrastructure spending.
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This might ease fears that NS2 will leave parts of Europe in hock to the Russians for decades to come.
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As such, the world economy will limp on, burdened by debt and in hock to easy money from central banks.
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Please. 3. He may be in hock to some very questionable people: This one is the very hardest to support.
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"She put that in hock to meet the payroll on 'Jelly,'" Mr. Landesman recalled, and it wasn't the last time.
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The only thing worse than a dirty, corrupt, ill-run economy is one that is also deeply in hock to foreigners.
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These candidates might be pro-life or pro-gun, in hock to the fossil fuel industry, or skeptical about transgender rights.
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It was not her fault that Myanmar's courts were left dysfunctional and judges in hock to the generals after five decades of dictatorship.
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"If you put yourself in hock to the boss, it's probably not a good place to go from a career standpoint," said McBride.
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Krystal has no great love for FAM, but she's also so in hock to the company that the only way out is through.
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And even if they're thinking for themselves, they're still in hock to fuzzy ideologies that get into the way of getting things done.
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"It is a big stretch" to argue that Citgo cannot engage in any financial transactions if Venezuela ends up in hock to Russia, Dehn said.
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Like the restaurant owner who accepted cash from the mob, they will be in hock to Uncle Sam for the rest of their corporate lives.
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"Far from paying our way, Osborne's short-term economics means Britain is deeper and deeper in hock to the rest of the world," he said.
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This "extend and pretend" approach will provide some shelter from the markets over the next decade or so, but keeps Greece in hock for much longer.
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Growing debt has caused more than its share of distress among politicians who warn about the dangers of the US essentially being in hock to its creditors.
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They're going to be in hock to Google and Facebook even more five years from now thanks to GDPR than they will ... What should they have done?
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Far from commanding a centrist majority in the parliament, she faces charges of being in hock to some of the more unpleasant and unpredictable elements of the European right.
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These shape-shifting attempts to cast Clinton as in hock to fossil fuel money are only plausible if you come to the issue already convinced that she is corrupt.
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First of all, Clinton complains that Sanders disparaged her character with "innuendo" about her being corrupt and in hock to Wall Street and financial interests — and that these attacks stuck.
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This murder, regardless of who is responsible and whatever the motivation, places Erdogan in hock to Putin, clouds the relationship, and at worst, amps up an already volatile and tense situation.
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"One interesting question to come out of this is how ardent Malays feel about being in hock to China," William Case, professor at City University Hong Kong, remarked in an email.
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With white evangelical numbers in decline, and the Democrats increasingly in hock to groups that consider abortion less a necessary evil than a splendid right, that high-handed attitude may endure.
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"We need to ask whether we must put ourselves in hock to Middle Eastern sheikdoms to keep roads clogged with gas-hungry automobiles," Jackson said But doing nothing is exactly what happened.
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Finally, poor Monica (Sakurako Konishi) is a young woman who's been sold into prostitution by her own father, who is in hock to some of the associates that Kase intends to burn.
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He didn't just accuse Clinton of being weak on climate change — he accused her of being weak because she's in hock to billionaires and corporations, a natural extension of his existing narrative.
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That got the prime minister, Najib Razak, out of a pickle, but many Malaysians do not want to see their country in hock to China, and Mr Najib's troubles may not be over yet.
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And it is a bit rich to worry about the British when Germany remains in hock to Russian energy interests and Italy, not Britain, has just signed up to China's belt and road plan.
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The nationalised mortgage firms that guarantee the bonds—and are thus in hock if the market collapses—should be forced to raise their capital buffers and increase their fees until they make an adequate profit.
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Unveiling a Labour campaign to boost manufacturing and keep public contracts in Britain, Corbyn took aim at Prime Minister Theresa May for driving a Brexit plan that would leave Britain "in hock to Donald Trump".
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The Brexit vote and a rise of anti-EU parties across the continent has been partly driven, EU leaders believe, by public perceptions that Brussels is undemocratic and run by elites in hock to global capital.
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Mr Basha also alleges that during the election campaign three years ago Edi Rama, Albania's Socialist prime minister, made dirty deals with local mafiosi in order to deliver votes; now, he thinks, Mr Rama is in hock to them.
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Officials won't say exactly how much they are in hock to the Chinese, but both the IMF and African Development Bank have warned about its public debt, which is projected to balloon from 60.5% of GDP in 2014 to 80% in 2017.
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A handful of big storm years, particularly in 2005 and 21625, along with the artificially low rates charged to many of its policyholders, has left the program $2900 billion in hock to the U.S. Treasury, with no practical way ever to pay it off.
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Starting Sunday, March 25, the 10-episode saga leans into longstanding speculation that the teenage Paul (Harris Dickinson), in hock to Italian criminals, helped stage his own abduction in the hope that his grandfather would fork over $17 million in exchange for his heir.
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"A botched ... Brexit will sell our manufacturers short with the fantasy of a free trading buccaneering future, which in reality would be a nightmare of chlorinated chicken, public services sold to multinational companies and our country in hock to Donald Trump," he said in a speech.
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"If that's the case I think it's clear that Boris Johnson is effectively behaving as Donald Trump's patsy and he's doing that clearly because he is banking on a sweetheart trade deal and is putting himself in hock to the U.S. president," the spokesman told reporters.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "In Hock to China, Sri Lanka Gave Up Territory" (front page, June 26): The People's Republic of China, which only two decades ago celebrated reclaiming Hong Kong from British imperialism, has now acquired its own version of Hong Kong in Sri Lanka.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds: Surviving Active Shooter Custer, on view at MoMA PS1, the Cheyenne and Arapaho Nation artist, activist, and teacher makes the case that America's atrocities against Native people permeate into our culture today.
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The expected fall of Aleppo would mean rebels have almost no chance of ousting Assad, but their revolt has left him in hock to foreign allies, resigned to the loss of swathes of his country for the time being and with tough pockets of resistance still to crush.
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Letters To the Editor: "In Hock to China, Sri Lanka Gave Up Territory" (front page, June 26), about a port project that China helped finance and that became a "debt trap" for Sri Lanka, should be concerning to anyone interested in protecting American national security around the globe.
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Unsurprisingly that measure has strong support among European media giants like Axel Springer and critics of the reform accuse its architects of being in hock to the newspaper industry which hopes to benefit financially by being able to charge link aggregator platforms like Google for displaying its content in future.
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Hearts in Hock is a 1919 American silent comedy film featuring Oliver Hardy.
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"Naughty Spade" Faces 20 June 2002, pp. 12–13 In 2004 Edmund Ser opened in Hock Lee Centre Shopping Podium, Kuching, Malaysia.Balan-Law, Grace. "Edmund Ser debuts in Kuching" Outlook: Sarawak Tribune 16 February 2004, p.
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The elder Sutter deeply resented this; he had wanted the town named Sutterville (for them) and for it to be built near New Helvetia. Sutter gave up New Helvetia to pay the last of his debts. He rejoined his family and lived in Hock Farm (in California along the Feather River).
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A Harp in Hock, also known as The Samaritan, is a lost 1927 American silent melodrama film directed by Renaud Hoffman, produced by DeMille Pictures, and distributed by Pathé Exchange. The film starred Rudolph Schildkraut, Junior Coghlan, May Robson, and Bessie Love, and was based on the short story by Evelyn Campbell.
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A detailed description of dropsonde specifications can be found in Hock and Franklin 1999. The aircraft transmitted all of the information collected by these instruments to the RAINEX operations center (ROC) at RSMAS during flight in order for the ground team to forecast the development of the tropical cyclone while flight crews were in the air and afterward.
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There is no doubt that the CFI has exercised a powerful influence over policy.” Conservative MP Sir Alan Duncan in 2014 stated that despite UK rules forbidding political funding from abroad, in his view an exception was made for Israel, and later added that "the United States is in hock to a very powerful financial lobby which dominates its politics." In 2017, Al Jazeera broadcast a four part series, The Lobby, on the Israel lobby in the UK.
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Excerpt at nl.newsbank.com (fee required for complete article). However, the following year, guitarist Ed O'Brien said: "Heaven forbid anyone should judge us on Pablo Honey. We were in hock to Dinosaur Jr. and the Pixies up to our eyeballs." In 2009, PopMatters Mehan Jahasuriya criticised the album as "a hodgepodge of half-baked grunge, jangle-pop and stadium-ready alternative rock ... nearly indistinguishable from other early ‘90s college rock throwaways, save for a few hints of greatness".
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Helbing, p. 124. Moritz' brother Carl Ludwig Caesar von Bethmann purchased the castle of Fechenbach in 1842, earning him the title of a Bavarian Freiherr. His oldest son Karl Moritz "Charly" von Bethmann proved a spendthrift and got himself in hock to a loan shark charging 6 per cent interest a week. Karl Moritz was hoping for a rescue from the House of Bethmann, but Moritz von Bethmann was unfazed: he said that total ruination was the best cure for his profligate nephew Charly.
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Aldo Bondi (Kovacs) is a professional pallbearer and mourner in Rome who lives well off the extravagant gifts given to him by the rich widows he comforts. When he falls for the supposedly penniless Baroness Sandra (Charisse) - who is actually a rich "black widow" whose husbands all die - he concocts a Ponzi scheme to bilk three widows by taking money from them, telling them that he will invest it during the "five golden hours" between the closing of the stock exchange in Rome, and the opening of the New York Stock Exchange. However, the Baroness absconds with the cash, leaving Bondi in hock to the widows. He attempts to kill them, but the scheme fails and he pretends to have gone insane.
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They demonstrated that behaviors could be linked through repeated association with stimuli eliciting pain or pleasure. Ivan Pavlov—known best for inducing dogs to salivate in the presence of a stimulus previously linked with food—became a leading figure in the Soviet Union and inspired followers to use his methods on humans. In the United States, Edward Lee Thorndike initiated "connectionism" studies by trapping animals in "puzzle boxes" and rewarding them for escaping. Thorndike wrote in 1911: "There can be no moral warrant for studying man's nature unless the study will enable us to control his acts."Leahey, History of Modern Psychology (2001), pp. 212–215. From 1910–1913 the American Psychological Association went through a sea change of opinion, away from mentalism and towards "behavioralism", and in 1913 John B. Watson coined the term behaviorism for this school of thought.Leahey, History of Modern Psychology (2001), pp. 218–227. Watson's famous Little Albert experiment in 1920 demonstrated that repeated use of upsetting loud noises could instill phobias (aversions to other stimuli) in an infant human.J.B. Watson & R. Rayner, "Conditioned emotional responses", Journal of Experimental Psychology 3, 1920; in Hock, Forty Studies (2002), pp. 70–76.
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