Bharara's book is not about Trump but he acknowledges the president "infuses the book like he infuses everyone's life at the moment" even if he is not cited frequently by name.
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The dry, windy air infuses with oil, garlic, and paprika.
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Sanofi's Fabrazyme, by contrast, infuses replacement enzymes into the body.
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Instead, the tarragon flavor infuses the chicken through lengthy marinating.
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Third, globalization infuses the lives of millennials in many ways.
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Sicilian life and cooking infuses the mysteries, as does local dialect.
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Burstyn infuses a great deal of complexity into her maternal worry.
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Ms. Nicholas, 22016, infuses astrology with the language of social consciousness.
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The film infuses the "abortion narrative" with the humanity that it deserves.
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Origins smartly infuses its open world with Aya, Bayek, and Khemu, too.
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Do you think that church-musician style infuses every beat you produce?
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The symbolism and iconography of common belief infuses these objects with meaning.
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Or she infuses them in syrup to pour over warm lemon cakes.
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Thus in "Time of Tyranny," tyranny infuses and is embedded in our time.
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With the special, Friedman also infuses humor into topics she actually cares about.
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Specifically, the practice in question infuses blood plasma, the liquid component of blood.
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In this way, Penrose infuses a little interactivity into an otherwise passive story.
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But the moment she sees Hannah, it's like the love just infuses her.
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The DNA infuses their offspring with too much protein, causing them to die.
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It also infuses its imagery with historical social justice movements throughout the world.
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They become friends, then marry; bit by bit, Joy infuses him with life.
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Mr. Ren, a former military engineer, also infuses Huawei with a militant culture.
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She infuses all of those qualities and experiences into her candidacy for president.
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The drama infuses historical events with the director Kasi Lemmons's gothic mystical style.
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The evidence that this repulsive energy infuses space has stacked up since 1998.
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The powerful thrust of the diagonal carpet infuses the room with a vertiginous perspective.
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Maren, a prison writing teacher, infuses the McCarty's new life with her lived knowledge.
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But more than anything, the theme infuses the game with a sugar-coated style.
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That streak of nostalgia and longing for an imagined past infuses lots of fantasy.
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At his best, Schiele infuses every other aspect of a drawing with similar contrast.
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Debate aside, these days candy corn infuses myriad snack foods, products, and home cooking experiments.
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Singer Mykal Kilgore's Aretha Franklin-style cover infuses the song with endless soul and joy.
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It embraces a spiritual life that infuses our social media as much as our souls.
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The very particular culture they've created infuses everything they produce for the rest of us.
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McDermott captures theater life well, and infuses the book with an international cast of characters.
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U.K.-based Smith & Sinclair infuses alcohol into food products to create boozy twists on sweet treats.
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The work of MRS is motivated by Christian love, which infuses every aspect of their service.
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The director, Mira Nair, infuses a familiar genre with a vibrant and complex sense of place.
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Mack personally disavows discrimination and infuses his lectures with the language of the civil-rights era.
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Building it, and performing ad hoc sacraments at its base, infuses the men with tribal passions.
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By bringing together these divergent possibilities, Webster infuses the work with a genuine depth of feeling.
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For an ephemeral moment, hope infuses their futures — and then, just as quickly, it's taken away.
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Public rapes and medical experiments are common, and ideological indoctrination infuses life from sunrise to sunset.
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Their legacy is a sense of freedom and possibility that infuses the medium to this day.
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RELATED: Jordan Peele's 'Get Out' infuses horror with biting social satire But Jackson's observations are nothing new.
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It infuses insulin directly into her body through a tube connected to a site on her abdomen.
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A bird's-eye chile infuses heavy cream with a warming kiss for a gently spiced chocolate tart.
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The product infuses similar to an automatic insulin injector, but with medication for diseases like breast cancer.
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There are many — especially Republicans — who argue that the ABA infuses a liberal bias into its ratings.
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Such expressions are one way Ms. Saul infuses her direct, figurative style with a sense of mystery.
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But adding darkness infuses a well-done second film with depth that endures over the long term.
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I realize the word is hurtful and infuses the racial divisions of our country, past and present.
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Here at home, a new dynamism infuses the economy, with rising investment, opportunity and wages for Americans.
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It infuses a nuanced selection of shots from a diverse range of films with diary-like narration.
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She takes the parts she likes and infuses them with her personal goth meets old Hollywood glam style.
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The pair infuses it with a pop-electronic sound, while still staying true to the Mitchell's initial vibe.
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Ward, who calls herself a "failed poet," infuses all of her sentences with a rambling, Faulkner-esque beauty.
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Jacques Bezuidenhout, an award-winning bartender and one of Wildhawk's owners, infuses Gran Lusso vermouth with Cocoa Puffs.
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Gyllenhaal, for his part, infuses Jerry with a streak of violent pride and a lowkey dependence on bee.
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The clog maker infuses comfortable material and technology into all of its shoes, even the more formal designs.
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Twice also infuses vitamins A, C, and E, and aloe vera into its toothpaste to help soothe gums.
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Her voice infuses the words with a passion so visceral you'd think she was sharing an autobiographical tale.
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Front Burner A scent of the season infuses this blue-veined cheese by Deer Creek in Sheboygan, Wis.
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This judgment infuses books of contemporary vintage and the recent Ken Burns-Lynn Novick documentary film on Vietnam.
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Bill Telepan, the executive chef, infuses his melted butter and mayonnaise with the flavor from the lobster shells.
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In his voice is the same brittle timbre that infuses Mr. Valli's singing with a dry cutting edge.
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Like Steven Spielberg's "Bridge of Spies," it infuses a venerable genre and a familiar period with new interest.
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But a particularly bittersweet mood infuses an ambitious exhibition here of photographs, paintings and videos of L.G.B.T.Q. art.
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But a particularly bittersweet mood infuses an ambitious exhibition here of photographs, paintings and videos of L.G.B.T.Q. art.
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The movie's nostalgic style doesn't leave contemporary struggles in the dust; instead, it infuses them with new meaning.
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All this infuses the work Hill currently has on exhibition with a layer of purpose and protest and significance.
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Vanilla beans, cinnamon sticks, peppercorns or any other flavor that infuses easily into a liquid are a great option.
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My manicurist and I talk about food dishes we've been making recently and she infuses me with positive energy.
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The suburban dream infuses American and Australian cultures, which often either put them on a pedestal or subvert them.
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It all infuses the story with a sense of nostalgia, but it's also layered with a sense of unease.
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Visitors can walk out onto this dusty field that infuses the legacy of 1960s serial minimalism with personal narrative.
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This second trailer introduces Robin and showcases a little more of the whimsical vibe Lego infuses into its subjects.
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Their music infuses elements of rock 'n' roll with '60s blues to produce a soulful and edgy Americana sound.
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Felsenthal's ability to condense meaning while employing a wide range of techniques infuses his work with an engaging density.
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Markham infuses her narrative with facts and figures and policy particulars without ever once getting tangled up in them.
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Can you talk a bit about the value of the margins and how it informs or infuses your work?
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But even as the city is one of Afghanistan's most decorous and peaceful, an air of intrigue infuses Herat.
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This slippery tone — at once amused and critical, resigned and outraged — infuses each of these eight haunting, revelatory stories.
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He also infuses a New American style dry gin with local spicebush, sometimes called Appalachian allspice, among other botanicals.
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Zuboff effortlessly infuses what we already know with her trademark academic analysis, allowing us to grasp the big picture.
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"The smell of orange flower infuses my early memories of growing up in Morocco," Benaim says of his inspiration.
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This disruption infuses the work with staying power, as it pulls us into the realm of speculation and reflection.
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This painting process is one of creating an unseen, fertile ground that infuses the energy of the final artwork.
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Even in his coolest, most measured takes, there is an urgency that infuses his poems with an emotional charge.
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Sonta avoids the frustration that usually infuses the vocals of songs like this, opting for a laid back flow instead.
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Helen Hoang, who has Asperger's Syndrome herself, infuses Stella's first-person narration with the reality of being a neurodiverse individual.
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Gabel, a trained cellist, infuses the book with descriptions of music that any Mozart in the Jungle fan will love.
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The Smart Connector infuses the iPad Pro with flexibility—you just have to pay $149 bucks to buy the keyboard.
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Tritan Infusion Water Bottle Plain water is boring, but this bottle infuses it with your favorite fruit, vegetable, or herb.
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Arrowsmith infuses these compositions with references to Rene Magritte's Surrealist images of businessmen cut into silhouettes of water or sky.
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It infuses rhythmic repetitions with verbs, nouns, and connecting words, allowing you to learn and recall them easier and faster.
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Kim infuses the scene with a passionate existential resignation reminiscent of Gena Rowlands's work in the films of John Cassavetes.
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And he infuses humor into 12 essays which cover the past, present and future of cosmos into bite-sized pieces.
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"I called it Hint hoarding," he says, referring to Hint water, which infuses various flavors using only natural fruit oils.
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My recipe infuses the caramel with saffron, and then calls for serving the fruit on a pillow of Greek yogurt.
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Its spice-bombed fragrance, lightened by bean sprouts, infuses the room; our neighbors turn to ask us what we ordered.
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Yet the perspective that infuses them is as bleak as anything from those greatest of theatrical modernists, Beckett and Chekhov.
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But the movie is practically stolen by a human performer, Rudolph, who infuses Bubbles with as much sweetness as hilarity.
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Gemeinhart infuses the story with moments of lyrical writing and folksy wisdom served up with a dollop of girl power.
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This infuses her phone conversations with Hawk — the deputy police chief who's trying to find Cooper — with a poignant quality.
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For her, it's all about paying it forward -- a tenet she infuses in all aspects of her personal and professional life.
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Venture capital investment infuses hyped brands with lots of cash and information to spur rapid growth in exchange for larger returns.
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It infuses soft layers, long fringe, lots of body, and just happens to be super flattering on everyone who tries it.
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Bearden infuses his landscape with a vision of strong women, a sense of family, and long-held traditions originating in Africa.
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The otherness of bats infuses them with a power that Keister makes further apparent through his use of irregular abstract forms.
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Metal Gear Solid set a standard for cinematic storytelling, and he infuses every game with a personal, often esoteric, authorial flair.
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But Stone infuses Mia with a passion that's incredibly realistic, even with all the fantastic musical numbers going on around her.
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As a photographer, fine artist and set designer, Broom infuses a sense of magic and wonder into the images she creates.
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The film infuses a too-familiar story with so much heart that you forgive it for retracing a well-worn path.
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Still, Adrienne Campbell-Holt, directing for the Colt Coeur company ("Dry Land"), infuses seemingly banal scenes with an anxiety-making mood.
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"We started NeuroGum because we wanted to do more," Ryan Chen, whose company infuses chewing gum with green-tea caffeine, said.
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Kabir and Firdaus don't meet until the very end, but Kakkar infuses this love story with humour and some tender moments.
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The real star is the cinematographer, the three-time Oscar winner Emmanuel Lubezki, who infuses Los Angeles with a transcendental glow.
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She infuses Southern recipes with Indian influence, like breakfast grits with yellow lentils or chocolate tart infused with bird's-eye chile.
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Here and elsewhere her genius resides in how she infuses humans and animals with the physiological structures of the natural environment.
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The same ambivalence infuses the ever-surprising sentences that fall from her mouth like jewels and toads in a fairy tale.
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He infuses his teams with a quirky, forward-thinking spirit, grounded by decades of instructing at all levels of the game.
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Ceylan infuses the film with elements of absurdism and magic realism, sprinkling dream and fantasy sequences into the drab, naturalistic atmosphere.
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Tom Holland masterfully channels Peter's teenage angst, which could easily come off as melodramatic or superficial, and infuses it with respect.
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Yet he infuses the movie with considerable energy, including the ebullient production numbers, which are staged with a bit of Bollywood flair.
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Microsoft is about to bring the software industry forward, as it infuses relevance across its range of Office apps and cloud offerings.
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Miranda Kerr is such a proponent of their "healing powers" that she infuses crystals into every product in her Kora Organics line.
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Like the magic present in his earlier paintings, a strange geometry infuses the later work; Soriano was always interested in preternatural luminosity.
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There is no doubt that Joe Biden is a national treasure who infuses grace and insight into whatever subject he touches on.
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Specifically, the system involves an insulin pump with a catheter that infuses the blood with insulin, as well as a glucose sensor.
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Pratt infuses humor to the gravity of Jim's situation but sadly Jim doesn't have the determination and charisma of, say, Mark Watney.
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A longtime commentator on Fox with a penchant for pungent statements, Mr. Bolton sometimes infuses his tweets with a distinctly Trumpian tone.
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Research into psychoanalytic theory and occultist beliefs informs this meditation on how mysticism infuses times of global existential crises — and might, ms.
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Reading and writing are largely interior activities, but Fawkes infuses them with drama, drawing cyclones of pages whirling above the scribbling Charlotte.
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He was not alone in this, of course: a homemade surrealism infuses the folk and blues traditions that Hughes and Hurston mined.
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Technically lush, Black Panther infuses itself with diasporic hybridity: Wakandan dress, architecture, and dialect pull from Mali, Nigeria, Kenya, Ethiopia, and South Africa.
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The setup sounds like sitcom material, but Jenkins infuses Rachel and Richard's arguments and interactions with more depth than most sitcoms ever capture.
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The addition of new "styles" — Lunar and Jupiter, for light/fast and heavy/slow attacks, respectively — infuses that combat with even more depth.
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Black food has been trending for a few months now, but Disney's take on the gothic grub infuses a major dose of magic.
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DEAR Team, I trust you are looking forward to your vacations and that the spirit of love and generosity infuses your family gatherings.
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Nostalgia for the big whitewashed building infuses a number of Mr. Zhang's award-winning digital animation films, which explore China's rush to modernization.
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The magnetic wand literally pulls the mask off your skin; its other side has a microcurrent capacity that infuses the serum into skin.
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She infuses the lyrics with contained anger, giving one the sense that there's something bubbling below the surface — is the relationship really over?
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A dot of bright red from the passerby's open umbrella infuses a relatively monochromatic, geometric composition with a diminutive shot of vibrant color.
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It's a good example of how the show infuses fantastical elements with human turmoil and systemic failures to get at a greater truth.
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A tradition, whether it's Thanksgiving dinner, an annual family reunion or a burial ceremony, takes a physical activity and infuses it with enchantment.
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The macabre, horror sci-fi narrative also infuses enough originality to make the eight-episode series more than an exercise in filmmaking karaoke.
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First, it infuses technology and innovation diversity into America's energy infrastructure, rather than locking all states into a 100 percent renewable energy silo.
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It infuses a too-familiar story with so much heart that you surrender to its charm and forgive it for being unabashedly formulaic.
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Biden's performance in South Carolina — the first state he's won at this point — also infuses some much-needed energy into his flailing candidacy.
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Plus, the Spanish program even infuses music into the learning process to make it more exciting and less like a traditional classroom environment.
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It's the glittering homeland at the end of a very long rainbow that infuses this narrative with a sense of exile and melancholy.
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Where Morrison applied a Dadaist framing to his idea of the superhero team, Pollack infuses her story arcs with influences from Jewish mysticism.
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The redesign, rolled out slowly to users over the coming weeks, separates the app into two feeds and infuses each of them with algorithms.
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Soon, Li intones, his company will deliver the AI technology that infuses everything and every system—from medicine to entertainment to cars—with intelligence.
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Smith infuses his show with a demonstrably hateful, contemptuous, and toxic anti-Trump tone, and his 'reporting' often sounds like Democrat talking point propaganda.
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At the very least, it's a gorgeous take on the hero's journey that infuses Hayao Miyazaki–style fantasy with Chinese traditions, culture, and values.
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The Punisher is bleak and uncompromising, but Bernthal infuses its title character with the dignity the show needs to pull off its antihero story.
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Then, ApotheCARE infuses them (which include burdock, white willow, rosemary, ginkgo biloba, sage, and seabuckthorn) with cutting-edge technology into each of its products.
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Webb's spirit still infuses the museum's mission and programming, much in the same way Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney's vision animates the Whitney to this day.
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Gloria infuses the neighborhood—where margarita happy hours and loaded tater tots are honored traditions—with downtown cool bolstered by an élite seafood pedigree.
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An affinity for the broken, the damaged and discarded infuses all of Ms. Dickens' work, influencing both her medium and her deeply political message.
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And he infuses them with a kinetic charge that equally brings to mind the mayhem of Mack Sennett and the shadows of Ingmar Bergman.
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He speaks so quickly that he can leave his listeners downright dizzy, and he infuses all that he does with this same manic energy.
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"Politics infuses everything now, and companies can't escape that," Jerry Davis, a University of Michigan professor of management and sociology, told Vox in December.
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Stella infuses passion into his Moby Dick prints with riotous neon colors and ecstatic patterning choices that create a vast network of aesthetically divergent layers.
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Bai, which means "pure" in Mandarin Chinese, sweetens its drinks with plant-based ingredients and infuses them with antioxidants from coffee fruit and white tea.
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Monster High infuses traditional fashion dolls with the aggressive traits of goth fashion and monster folklore, as well as the monster's narrative of celebrating difference.
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A sense of irrepressible exuberance that makes Klee's work singular in the history of modern art infuses two current exhibitions of his work in Switzerland.
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His presence infuses the images, their atmosphere poisoned by a toxic masculinity that is not merely self-destructive but threatens to take us all down.
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Then it bravely innovated with a $1,000 device that infuses water with tea, much like a metal tea infuser, but at 100 times the price.
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He likes to put his tincture at the bottom of a warm coffee cup, then pour his coffee over it so the tincture infuses throughout.
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If anyone could be called Ms. Maye's guru, it is probably Jerry Herman, whose more buoyant numbers she infuses with a joy and maternal solidity.
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READ MORE: This Craft Brewery Infuses Its Beer with the Wu-Tang Clan How do you decide what direction you're going to take each beer?
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Infusion is putting a herb into a fat and then heating it up, and that infuses flavor and the THC and CBD into that. Great.
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Luis Alberto García's portrayal of Mama, who offers to shelter Angel, if necessary, infuses new life into the stereotype of the tough drag-queen survivor.
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Booth infuses simple syrup with rhubarb, ginger, and sliced jalapeño, then blends it with fresh strawberries—a bold choice, given she's wearing a white shirt.
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There's a respect and connection to these hills that's hard to put into words, it's almost like a heartbeat that the land infuses in you.
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The film was shot on location in the Dominican Republic's Najayo and La Victoria prisons, where the stifling claustrophobia of those settings infuses every frame.
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A proactive safety culture infuses every part of an organization, from the lab to the test track to the factory floor to the C-suite.
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" His devotion to stylistic authenticity infuses his band's performances to the degree that, to quote a '70s pop song title, "everything old is new again.
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But the thoughtfulness that infuses every aspect of Mr. Sanders's production — and the committed skill of its performers and designers — soon wears down your resistance.
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For all the mild melancholy that infuses Last Night tracks like "Double or Nothing" and "Long Way Home," the record never slides into total despair.
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Even small gestures, such as providing all employees with reusable water bottles, show how the company infuses its ethos through all aspects of the business.
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Despite the opacity of the narrative and an annoying portentousness that frequently infuses the movement and the soundscape, "Until the Lions" lingers in the mind's eye.
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Frank infuses the dough, sauce, and cheese with weed, taking Abdullah step by step through the best way to make a slice that'll get you stoned.
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By using a thin band to edge her forms, to outline a woman's hair or shoes, for example, Gross infuses the drawing with a visual electricity.
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The lack of finish infuses them with a tactile presence while asserting that sophistication can be achieved while hewing to the handmade and, more importantly, homemade.
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But when the art is able to stand on its own, knowing that the piece comes from a place of vulnerability infuses it with additional resonance.
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Another will give you a robust, 20-minute facial treatment that infuses a whole lot of pricey serum (it costs $250 a bottle) into tired skin.
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A new spirit infuses a once-neglected Louisville neighborhood about five miles from Churchill Downs, home to the annual Kentucky Derby, this year on May 5.
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Much of the movie's running time is devoted to these flashback sequences, and although they're visually less complex, Takahata's sharp screenplay infuses them with psychological nuance.
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That combination is what sharpens Meyers's jokes to a lethal point and, when a horrific occasion like Charlottesville calls for it, infuses them with sincere gravity.
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A 12-minute soak in a magnesium sulfate solution, the package in my bathroom cabinet promises, infuses rich minerals through the skin to relieve sore muscles.
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Smith spins melody from voltage, but unlike a lot of electronic musicians, infuses her detailed pieces with richness and playfulness that feels more Avatar than replicant.
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This infuses "Shirkers" with a powerful sense of loss, of chances missed and a what-might-have-been tone that isn't entirely about those stolen canisters.
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You can do this, or not, but when the coconut mix infuses into the lightly seasoned oil, you get something fuller, and rounder, and more complex.
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The idea that leftist "Nazis" victimize the right infuses the "histories" and "commentary" peddled by White house darling (and convicted felon, later pardoned by Trump) Dinesh D'Souza.
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Co-creator Baz Luhrmann infuses The Get Down with his trademark sense of operatic spectacle, and the music — which is largely background soundtrack — is a critical component.
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Kate Hudson and James Corden are both fans of PlyoJam, a dance cardio class that infuses plyometrics — aka jump training — into the choreography to burn maximum calories.
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But something of a preacher's forbidding fire infuses other parts of the production, if not the movement itself, which registers only vaguely despite Ms. Sandsmark's dogged performance.
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He also infuses the proceedings with great warmth and humor, including what may well be the only scene set at a middle-school dance club this year.
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Instead of the lattes laced with CBD oil that are now commonplace at trendy coffee shops, Willie's Remedy infuses whole beans with organic, American-grown hemp extract.
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North Korean society is built around "juche ideology," a homegrown form of socialism based on self-reliance, and it infuses everything in the city, especially the architecture.
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These days, Sparrow's art installations take a cue from Hollywood's glossy imitation of reality, but with a twist that infuses the ordinary bits of life with wonder.
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Joining an army of artists such as J Hus, Afro B and Donae'o, Kojo infuses west African and Caribbean sounds with distinctively British pop, rap and grime.
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That is one of the ideas that infuses much of the work created by Nonotak Studio, composed of illustrator Noemi Schipfer and musician and architect Takami Nakamoto.
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Heimat is home with attitude, a mystical sense of connectedness that infuses and, in a way, locates identity in the self and in contemplation of the self.
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He bakes several batches of them throughout the day and serves them like dinner rolls with a whipped butter dip that he infuses with dried red chiles.
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J.C. High drama immediately infuses "Cleveland": there's a gospel choir looping a perpetual minor-key peak and a drum sample with gunshot snares and snake-hiss cymbals.
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Third, it's becoming increasingly clear that the aroma of bigotry infuses the whole operation, and anybody who aligns too closely will end up sharing in the stench.
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In recent years, one of the bright spots in the legislative branch has been the bipartisan spirit that infuses the work of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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In Laura Palmer, he sees a kind of sad mirror of America, and he infuses her final days on earth with a sense of gorgeous, poetic tragedy.
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The house is actually real — it's a 19th-century structure that Kaphar found, took apart, and rebuilt, and it infuses the work with an authentically musty smell.
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It infuses soft layers, long fringe, lots of body, and just happens to be super flattering on everyone who tries it – including models Alessandra Ambrosio and Alexa Chung.
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And such a line of attack would need to show some real passion, of the sort that infuses Sanders's denunciations of Wall Streeters, billionaires and the 1 percent.
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Specifically, the way actress Ashly Burch, the voice of Aloy in Horizon Zero Dawn and Chloe in Life Is Strange, infuses Parvati with a nervous and bouncy energy.
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Wide windows sit above the ancient city streets on one side and the sea on the other; a stained-glass window infuses the main floor with calming color.
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Using a combination of soy sauce, honey, garlic and coriander instead of water to steam-cook the chicken keeps the meat moist and infuses it with zingy flavor.
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Kenneth Ning Kenneth Ning, who got his training at Michael Kors, takes the traditional American sportswear archetype and infuses it with the looseness of his hometown, San Francisco.
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I'm not sure what that means either, but it's a great read, which infuses a prosaic life with a steady, thrum of apocalyptic dread that heightens the senses.
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Diagnosed himself with myeloma in April 2015, Tony infuses All4Cure with an incredible sense of urgency to improve the prospects for cancer patients now and in the future.
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Even in the studio's storied history of superlative short films, Bao stands apart, both in its emotional boldness and in the astute personal details Shi infuses throughout the film.
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There's definitely something anachronistic about it stylistically — this show doesn't normally use syncopated, rhythmic cutting — but it infuses a depressing state of affairs (from Samwell's perspective, anyway) with whimsy.
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It obviously infuses your life but it's not the defining quality of your life when you're with your best friend and there are so many other things going on.
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Gibson infuses his vodka with a long red chili and two Madagascan vanilla pods for a couple of days, giving the booze a bit of flavour and surprising heat.
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If Mr. Guest's brief turn as Corky infuses "Mascots" with a maniacal spark, it must be said that his gushy effeminate stereotype feels out of date and borderline offensive.
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And perhaps best of all, there's Ellen Burstyn as Elizabeth Hale, Claire's mother, who infuses the character with both vulnerability and the spirit of a card-carrying Texas spitfire.
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First, right there on the cover, we meet the author, the real protagonist of every text — a sacred presence that infuses the whole enterprise like mist over a meadow.
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The wines could handle food with some complexity and heat, so I turned to a slow braise, which infuses meat with deep flavor and produces a warming, stewlike dish.
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The benefit of using this device is that it opens up your pores and infuses serum from the masks deep into your skin, taking the benefits below surface level.
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The caramel is added in small amounts to marinades, or pots of simmering meat, which it infuses with umami, bringing a savory sweetness along with a touch of bitterness.
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This step infuses the fish with the salt and fennel pollen flavor but also lightly cures the fish and firms it up to make it easier to slice. 2.
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A field of some 1,200 overlapping pieces dotted with stars and swirling around a Star of David, the window infuses the space, a 19th-century synagogue, with contemporary energy.
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Instead, he infuses his menu with a chef's understanding of balance and an insistence on quality ingredients, such as the pork he sources from Beeler's, a small ranch in Iowa.
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The event company, whose name was inspired by Snoop Dogg's "Gin and Juice," infuses wellness, cannabis education, art and "all things fly" in its monthly events that vary in theme.
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Second, the magic infuses the world with a textural sense that things might be ordained or fated in a way that, outside the movie theatre, we only dare to imagine.
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If you haven't heard of nitro cold-brew yet, here's what you should know: Rise Brewing Co. infuses their cold brew with nitrogen, which fills the liquid with little bubbles.
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"Despite the shocking cruelty depicted in this book, Moore also infuses the pages with great humanity — humanity capable of great horror and even greater beauty," our reviewer, Ijeoma Oluo, writes.
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Some of the ingredients come straight from the gardens surrounding the restaurant, such as the lemon myrtle that he infuses into coconut milk to marinate fish from the local market.
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It infuses a crop of start-up companies filling up the forlorn office spaces in major Spanish cities, where the cost of living looks more reasonable than London or Paris.
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What Is It: PlyoJam is a dance cardio class (that counts Kate Hudson and James Corden as fans) that infuses plyometrics — aka jump training — into the choreography to burn maximum calories.
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Instead, it infuses the experience with meaning, making for games that are both more cohesive and more emotional — and a good reminder to keep a healthy supply of milk on hand.
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I think the variety that the new App Store encourages as well, through rotational stories and regularly refreshed sections, infuses a sense of variety that's great for both players and developers.
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Beaumont infuses the video with fractal tessellations, sacred geometry, and varied frame rates that combine to yield visuals that are like images coming in and out of focus in screen static.
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Despite the figures' static poses, the artist infuses them with a sense of dynamic energy; the human shapes seem as if they could metamorphose into the swirling colors in a kaleidoscope.
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But in a world where avocado toast, kombucha and wheat berries have become overused signifiers, Kali infuses them once more with meaning that skirts preciousness in favor of seriously beautiful food.
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"Booksmart" carefully and masterfully encapsulates all of the energy of a typical coming of age story, but infuses it with enough newness for it to feel special all on its own.
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Her latest mixtape, "But You Caint Use My Phone," a line taken from her 1997 song "Tyrone," infuses Drake's "Hotline Bling" into her soul sound, something she said her son suggested.
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We want to be respectful to that, while at the same time using 1968—not just as a backdrop, but as something that informs and infuses the rest of the game.
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We want to be respectful to that, while at the same time using 1968—not just as a backdrop, but as something that informs and infuses the rest of the game.
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It's that gaze that infuses this beautifully acted play with pain and shame and sorrow — so it is both practical and kind that Mr. Suh has softened his script with humor.
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It infuses the object with something important, with something that has been important since the beginning of humanity, which is that we're all manipulating the world around us, and sharing our experience.
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Taking on the tag line "Think business casual with a little attitude," the staples collection infuses Petite Studio's dedication to creating clothing petites actually want to wear that's catered towards their proportions.
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A man, a woman, with their two and half children behind a white picket fence: Nostalgia for a Leave It to Beaver way of life infuses the politics of the Christian right.
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The drink infuses Arbol chiles, cinnamon sticks, and orange and chocolate bitters with Herbsaint — a substitute for absinthe — and Corazon Anejo Tequila re-aged in mini barrels, which provides a cooling effect.
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In a work like "Untitled (The one who will bring vengeance)" (2019) Gilbert tacitly infuses the oil-painted image with allusions to liberation theology and the Virgin Mary as Aztec mother goddess.
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It all began with a writing assignment for The New York Times on the topic of Zumba, a popular exercise program that infuses Latin dance and music into a calorie-busting routine.
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The tool, an extracorporeal membrane oxygenation machine, known as Ecmo, takes blood from the patient, infuses it with oxygen and then reintroduces it to the body and circulates it through the bloodstream.
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To say that deep mistrust corrodes the relationship between Indian and Pakistan is to understate the inculcated animosity that infuses both nations and underpins the hair-trigger instincts of their armed forces.
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Mr. Nelson infuses the title track with the rhythmic sorcery that has long been his genius — singing some phrases ahead of the beat (but relaxed) and others with a laggardly slouch (but alert).
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The film very much seems to follow the tropes of a quirky rom com, but it infuses that narrative with some hugely colorful characters — not to mention some colorful and ever-changing art.
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The whole dining room smelled like the area around the Ebbets Field apartment complex, where the Golombeck spice factory infuses several city blocks with the scent of cumin and coriander, curry and paprika.
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At our Crafted Dinner event at Bidwell in Washington, DC, chef John Mooney came up with this simple but ingenious recipe that infuses fresh mussels with the malty, savory notes of Leffe Blond.
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"It's been a lifelong journey to create a company that we wanted to work for that infuses our values into what we do and who we do it with every day," she said.
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It is — choose your favorite description — a religion, an obsession, a pastime that inspires higher purpose in a humdrum life, fuses the individual to the collective, and infuses that collective with national feeling.
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If you want to guzzle water like a star, the pH REVIVE Alkaline Bottle has a built-in replaceable alkaline ioniser that infuses regular water with essential minerals like calcium, zinc, iron, and magnesium.
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It's a document, for sure, but it's also a journey — not just a record of what Johnson sees with her eyes, but also a visual exploration of how she infuses those images with meaning.
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When Sanders invokes God's intent in Donald Trump's occupation of the White House, she infuses religions connotations on Trump's tenure that will excite his base but will further erode his support in mainstream America.
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Glover infuses every single avenue he pursues here with a droll yet mildly alarmed earnestness, the sound of an erudite mind short-circuiting after being ensnared by its own cultivated web of pop culture.
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Bald, slightly gaunt, and sporting a grin that wouldn't look amiss on the Joker, Ryan infuses Ray with a volatility that vaults him up to one of the more impressive turns of the year.
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"Nylons, jerseys and denim — those are my paintbrushes," she says of the signatures which she infuses, working closely with the stylist Ib Kamara, with references to her British-Jamaican heritage and rude boy culture.
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Meredith Hagner's Portia, meanwhile, is to acting what Marnie Michaels is to singing-songwriting: She and Elliott are no Bess and George, but their petty, pea-brained participation infuses the Search Party with comic brightness.
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Jlin takes hypnotic footwork sample techniques and that similar ternary rhythm structure and infuses them with percussion of all kinds, from marching drum lines to gamelanesque sounds, Japanese flutes and Art of Noise-style snippets.
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The love between a human woman and a sea-bound man echoes the plotline of the recent Oscar-winning film "The Shape of Water," but Ms. Broder infuses her narrative with a sardonic, youthful twist.
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Bump infuses these childhood sections with an aching, tender innocence, as when his dad gives 5-year-old Claude a beer, kicking off a Thanksgiving food fight, adults flinging mashed potatoes and howling with laughter.
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Just like the Harry Potter books and movies that were rich in themes of good and evil, death and family, author J.K. Rowling infuses the "Fantastic Beasts" story with darker topics of xenophobia and intolerance.
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Her art often infuses quixotic optimism into visual relics of life behind the Iron Curtain, such as a project she undertook to relight an iconic neon sign of a volleyball player in Warsaw's Constitution Square.
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But the sense of decline and drift that infuses "Hell or High Water" has more in common with his ferociously bleak 2003 drama, "Young Adam," whose hero (played by Ewan McGregor) shares Toby's broody inwardness.
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She is a relentless externalizer, which infuses her plots with a certain energy; but many of her characters do things for reasons they don't seem to understand themselves, and the reader ends up little wiser.
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"Ramy" thus takes the oldest of premises -- how to resolve commitment to one's culture and religion with the assimilating nature of the US -- and infuses it with situations that give the series life and depth.
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On a new episode of VICELAND's BONG APPÉTIT, Abdullah Saeed learns how to roll a blunt with a Cuban cigar before sampling the country's finest cuisine—which, of course, he infuses with a little THC.
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The Creators Project: Dream Corp LLC plays with some pretty interesting science fiction themes like virtual reality, dream hacking and immortality, but infuses them with comedy and runs it all through some very psychedelic rotoscoping.
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In her review for The Times, Jeannette Catsoulis wrote, "'Kill List' compels with a dreamy approach to violence that infuses everyday situations — a spousal tiff or an informal dinner party — with undercurrents of pulsing claustrophobia."
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In "Jeeves and the King of Clubs," a fizzy new homage to Wodehouse, Schott infuses Bertie with extra bounce, transforming him from sheer pleasure seeker to shrewd (sort of) secret agent — no wardrobe change necessary.
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" Fast facts: LGBT rights milestones Cho infuses her activism into her comedy and in her latest project, "American Myth," Cho said she tries to give voice to survivors of sexual abuse through "a bunch of anthems.
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The unsynchronized dialogue, which seems to float above the heads of the characters rather than emerging from their mouths, gives the action a dreamlike quality and infuses an objectively grim, realistic story with poetry and longing.
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The pastry chef is Ashley Dickson, who infuses items like madeleines with exotic spices, and the sommelier is Rajat Parr, who has assembled a global list of wines, most of which you may not find elsewhere.
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But director Travis Knight (whose directorial debut was the marvelous Kubo and the Two Strings), working from a screenplay by Christina Hodson, handles moments like these with a light, deft touch that infuses them with charm.
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But if the holiday trappings could be easily restored, the holiday spirit that so infuses Germany this time of year could not, not after Monday's attack that killed 12 and wounded dozens, at least not yet.
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But out of all the products out there, we're obsessed with the Jose Eber Digital NFusion straightening brush because it not only gets your strands pin-straight, it also infuses hair to make it strong and healthy.
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The colors on the characters are relatively muted, but the golden light emanating from Groot's seeds infuses the scene with warmth and beauty, even though the mood is heavy because the moment precedes the film's big battle.
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Britons' instincts have been forged over centuries as a maritime trading power (that same spirit infuses their language—shipshape, high and dry, the cut of one's jib) and by a fundamentally benign experience of globalisation and trade.
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This one, from a family company that has been making gin in the Piedmont region of Italy for 40 years, infuses the alcohol with lemon peels pressed and added to the mix of juniper and other botanicals.
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Zuckerberg of course is also one of the chief cheerleaders of (and shareholder in) the future of VR as owner of Oculus, and he infuses the property with a similar vision of social utility and future ubiquity.
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"It really infuses the supply chain with digital technology so you can make better decisions earlier on and reduce waste, but also reduce product recalls, prevent rejections, and deliver a better quality product to consumers," she continued.
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Another feature that carried into his mature work is the stunning level of luminosity that he infuses into the all too deadly combination of umber, ocher, and sienna, turning his paintings into small miracles of earth tones.
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A light scent of honey and vanilla bean infuses the Moisture Rich Soap ($12) by the all-natural brand Buckler's, while invigorating notes of peppermint infiltrate the Morning Mojo Bar ($14) from Ursa Major, providing a natural boost.
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But the director, Daniel Aukin, and his perfectly mismatched cast — Eboni Booth, Bobby Moreno, Deirdre O'Connell and Frederick Weller — find the resonant meaning in the battle between hope and cynicism that infuses these characters' every word and gesture.
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But there is one sense in which the basic disparity between this actress and this role feeds the quickening sensibility that infuses every aspect of Farber's interpretation, which cannily condenses and rearranges the text for speed and focus.
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Moving away from the stifling format of every 3D Zelda before it, Breath of the Wild infuses its own distant past with modern trappings, creating an adventure that captures the wonder, mystery, and playfulness of the first game.
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Yet Picasso's youthful efforts never achieve the scorching power of the drawings Schiele did at the same age, nor did he, at any stage of his career, come close to the velvety eroticism Klimt infuses into his ghostly croquis.
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The show "takes a period and place that's often approached with dutiful naturalism and sobriety about difficult circumstances and infuses it with light touches of magical realism and bursts of palpable otherworldly joy," Jon Caramanica wrote in The Times.
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Like Kusama's odd clothes, Kahlo's bed takes an everyday object, already loaded with its own symbolism — in the case of a dress, femininity; in the case of a bed, sex, sickness and motherhood — and infuses it with new meaning.
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The streets are clean, unemployment is practically nonexistent, social benefits are generous and a vibrant sense of identity infuses small villages and big cities alike: Even teenagers sometimes don dirndls and lederhosen for a night out at the disco.
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This year, we chose "Acte III, Scene I, La Clairiere," a tropically-colored vignette created by 35-year-old Edouard Baribeaud, a Franco-German artist who infuses his illustrations with the centuries-old tradition of detail-rich miniature painting.
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Rather than tying the security of our electricity system more and more closely to our information and data networks (and all their familiar vulnerabilities), SDE infuses digital intelligence into the electricity system itself, making it self-monitoring and self-correcting.
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Two well-known brands are the MagicalButter machine, which has settings for creating infusions and tinctures with different kinds of fat, and the elegant LEVO machine, which infuses cannabis into oil or melted butter and then even strains it for you.
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The open, porous surface infuses your experience with a low visual hum, which is accentuated by the presentation: the five sheets of acrylic mesh are attached to brackets extending out from the wall so that each hangs freely, like a tapestry.
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As a descendant of this world, this mindset, this way of life, Wall infuses old traditional folk songs and tunes he wrote with equal weight, moving them outside of any era and into a domain he controls every aspect of.
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If you want to guzzle water like a star, the Level Alkaline Bottle has a built-in replaceable alkaline ionizer that infuses regular water with essential minerals like calcium, zinc, iron, and magnesium and boosts its pH to up to 9.5.
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Anticipation of the new model has been building for years, especially after Rolex redesigned its Submariner and GMT-Master II models with Cerachrom, a scuff- and fade-resistant ceramic that infuses these venerable midcentury models with a 21st-century flair.
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But, as they admit, initiating such reforms in the face of the oligarchic power that infuses American political institutions and that would oppose them would be extremely difficult—even supposing the vigorous "social movement for democracy" that they call for.
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He seems to have taken Zukofsky's formal radicalism (or poetry guided by sound, which also infuses the work of Gerard Manley Hopkins and Harryette Mullen) and steeped it in the particulars of his life and the larger history of immigration.
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I Am Not Okay With This is based on Charles Forsman's 2017 graphic novel of the same name, and it takes the familiar premise of a John Hughesian high school coming-of-age story and infuses it with the supernatural.
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According to its written history, the LHSPQ was formed to give Québécois players an opportunity to play at home and provide fans with a of hockey "as it existed in the sport's golden age," a nostalgic ethos that infuses the LNAH's soul today.
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Review: Jordan Peele's 'Get Out' infuses horror with biting social satire The story of African American photographer Chris (played by Daniel Kaluuya), who goes to meet his white girlfriend's (Allison Williams) parents for the weekend, is filled with uncomfortable moments on multiple levels.
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"The series builds upon the popularity of flamingos in visual culture — which is generally a superficial treatment — and infuses it with research by conservation scientists to encourage deeper understanding about flamingos and threats to their habitats at a critical time," Lucas told Hyperallergic.
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"'The Get Down' takes a period and place that's often approached with dutiful naturalism and sobriety about difficult circumstances and infuses it with light touches of magical realism and bursts of palpable otherworldly joy," Jon Caramanica wrote in The New York Times.
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At Canon in Seattle, Jamie Boudreau infuses a mix of gin, blanc vermouth and simple syrup with the flower, and in the cocktail glass keeps the result momentarily separate from the drink's citrus element with a cap of liquid nitrogen that then melts.
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Combining the production quality and editorial values of TV with the speed, accessibility, conversation and interactivity of Twitter, STADIUM infuses real-time, fan sentiment and feedback into every sports conversation, covering the topics that matter most to sports fans as they happen.
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Even scarier is the disarming jocularity with which the veteran actor Antony Sher, stepping away from the Shakespearean repertory for the first time in a while, infuses "One for the Road," a play from 1984 that speaks absolutely to the here and now.
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Belkis Ayón, who took her own life in Havana in 1999 at age 32, was inspired by Abakuá, an all-male, Nigerian-derived secret society that she, heretically, infuses with female energy in a magnificent body of black-and-white figurative prints.
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" At the same time, he infuses "Impossible Possibilities" with raging inspiration: "I have big dreams and so should you / Goals and aspirations of together what we can do / Let's teach the kids not to hate / For the next generation maybe things will change.
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MACAU (Reuters) - Nearly 20 years have passed since Portugal handed Macau over to China, and although colonial culture still infuses parts of daily life, the influence of the territory's Portuguese elite is declining rapidly as the special administrative region becomes increasingly closer to mainland China.
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Much in the style of his debut feature film "Miss Lovely", Ahluwalia infuses "Daddy" with atmosphere and we see Arun Gawli (Arjun Rampal) leaping across red-tiled roofs in pouring rain or praying in a secret cave as the police come to arrest him.
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The treatment, called bb2121, belongs to a hot new therapy class called CAR-T that harvests a patient's own disease-fighting T-cells, genetically modifies them in a laboratory so they target specific proteins on cancer cells and infuses them back into the patient.
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David Rathman's watercolor, oil, and ink paintings of Vikings players illuminate the action and stasis that characterize football, while John Robertson (a California artist) infuses his images of players with kineticism, as paint drips off their joints and limbs, grounding them in the work.
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The 31-year-old actor who plays M'Baku, the Tobagonian-born, American-raised Winston Duke, is a relative unknown (he's had supporting roles on the TV shows "Person of Interest" and "Modern Family") but infuses the role with gravitas, wry charm and incendiary wit.
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Mulligan is phenomenal in this movie, but in this scene in particular, she infuses a woman who could flatly be deemed unsympathetic (and in fact was called "reprehensible" by an audience member during a post-screening Q&A) with pathos, emotion, and an aura of nihilistic despair.
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Not only are many of their patterns and objects — from blown-glass lighting to quilts and cushions — reminiscent of the workshops' output, but a similar energy infuses the group's studio near the Brooklyn Navy Yard, with corners sometimes set aside for fabric design and block printing.
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" Considering her portrait of Marie Antoinette, he observed: "As caught by Madame Le Brun, the Queen's famous posture infuses her image with the solidity of a basalt column, against which the arch of her chair-back and the gracious gesture of the hands move like fronds.
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Once they move in, this dynamic infuses every part of their marriage, right down to the night she makes a mess of the kitchen and Nate doesn't lift a finger to help, something that never would've happened in their old life when they were both working, i.e.
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Shot outside of Hollywood by the European director Pierre Chenal, the movie resourcefully substitutes Argentina for Chicago and also infuses Mr. Wright's story with a remarkable film noir mood and sense of fatalism — an example of one of the great cinematic styles informing a great work of literature.
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Using extravagant camerawork and technical tricks that present the protagonists as larger than life, "The Get Down" takes a period and place that's often approached with dutiful naturalism and sobriety about difficult circumstances and infuses it with light touches of magical realism and bursts of palpable otherworldly joy.
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From the start of her solo career—with Dangerously in Love that combined her R&B vocals with painfully deep narratives about love, up to her last solo album, Lemonade, that painted a picture of marriage informed by generational trauma and wisdom—she infuses succinct messages into her work.
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Named after lyrics from a Notorious B.I.G. song, the sculpture takes the trappings of success (statue, flowers, etc.) and infuses them with a sense of defeat (sad furry beast, bare mattress covered in infantile imagery, etc.); the result is a trophy for perseverance, though against what, I'm not sure.
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Away from its previous context, in the company of its peers, what made this painting distinct from Wilde's and Greene's — a picture plane that acts not as an invisible fourth wall but as a solid arena of vibrant forms — infuses the late portraits with an unruly sense of life.
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Hill will make $19 million next season, but only $1 million of the $18 million due in 2019-20 is guaranteed, which infuses his contract with some trade value should the Cavs want to keep Love but feel the need to dangle the No. 8 pick for more immediate support.
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My late West Indian-American mother, a single parent with four daughters, would have loved the Jamaican dance-hall sound that infuses "Hold Up," as well as the message that Beyoncé telegraphs in that song and others: that her life and, by extension, all black female lives, and bodies, matter.
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From Gracious, an enormous oil painting of a tiger leaping towards a calmly seated individual in what appears to be a wheat field, to his Murmurations series, double-sided works depicting the fragile elegance of dresses overlaid with different motifs from nature and sailboats, a sense of lingering adventure infuses Murphy's creations.
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Their sharp angles or what Natalie Bell identifies in the exhibition catalog as the combination of "the accelerated energy of Futurism with a cryptic semiotics," infuses them with a weird modernity, not the clean precision of the Bauhaus, but the side of 20-century art engaged with abstract ornamentation and the decorative.
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Eight years ago, Pruden was at the American Society for Microbiology Conference where she stumbled into a talk by one of the first researchers to successfully conduct a fecal transplant—a procedure that infuses bacteria from the poop of a healthy person into the gut of a sick person to improve their digestion.
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India's government is controlled by the Modi's Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which aims to reshape the country's identity from a pluralistic democracy, where people of all religious faiths enjoy equal rights and status, to a country where the Hindu religion is given supremacy and infuses every aspect of politics and society.
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But it goes wide from there, covering the psychic toll of sexual violence, the Weinstein ruling, how visual art infuses Solnit's journalism, the changing cultural role of San Francisco, what climate change will do to social relations, the different narratives of violence that men and women grow up with, and much more.
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Knowing the dire state of health care in this country and the anger, anxiety, and torment that infuses most Americans' interactions with the health care system, even Washington's most vicious Chardleys have to couch their nonsense in the language of access and affordability, instead of liberty and the Venezuelan perils of government intervention.
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This configuration somehow infuses the surface with the imperviousness of a brick wall (with the thin white stripe acting as the mortar), but its solidity is immediately undermined by the airiness of the piece to its right, "Untitled (Perfect Day)," a white field with three blue bands running across the top, bottom, and middle.
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This applies particularly to the Burgenland, in the east of Austria hard on the border of Hungary and south of Lake Neusiedl, a vast, shallow body of water that produces the humidity necessary for the formation of botrytis cinerea, the noble rot, which infuses the sweet wines produced east of the lake with wondrous lusciousness.
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Martin writes every chapter from a single character's point of view; this approach infuses the books with an emotional complexity, where heroes and villains are cast in deeper shades of gray, that can be difficult to portray in the same way on TV, when we don't have the same access to characters' inner lives.
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Ali infuses his character with lonely dignity, and Mortensen folds a whole pizza in half and eats it; while both are extremely game, neither transcends the material or makes it more than it is — a creaky road trip movie that makes occasional attempts to engage with historical realities on which it has a painfully limited perspective.
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Originally founded as a side project, Lost My Name is the company behind the best-selling personalised picture book for kids, "The Little Boy/Girl Who Lost His/Her Name", and also the follow up, "The Incredible Intergalactic Journey Home", which infuses data in even more interesting ways to make the resulting book and its story even more personal.
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For example, it's not hard to imagine a future where Amazon infuses its pharmacy business with Alexa to turn every Alexa-enabled device into a voice-powered pharmacy — which would be an especially attractive proposition for convenience-driven consumers: 51% of healthcare consumers say that convenience and access to care are the most important factors guiding their decision-making.
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The echo chamber that infuses all in Washington and the various power hallways forgets the basics of what used to be taught to every young reporter: Do not put yourself in the story, get the name of the dog — in other words, look and embrace the details — and if you see a man digging a hole, find out why.
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The freewheeling Brazilian feature "Macunaíma" (on Tuesday and Wednesday and in June) infuses its 1928 source material with the concerns and rebellious mood percolating during Brazil's military dictatorship, while Med Hondo's "Soleil O" (on Thursday, May 31 and June 1), about a Mauritanian accountant in Paris, has been newly restored as part of an initiative to preserve historically significant African films.
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Lightness infuses this surpassingly tranquil 22017 structure, situated between the districts of wealthy Azabu‑Juban and neon-sodden Roppongi: the main building's heavy, boxlike concrete frame perforated by balconies, fronting rooms shielded by shoji screens; its lobby walled in part with soft Oya stone; its tea lounge poised over a Japanese garden, to which floor-to-ceiling windows offer a view.
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The eclectic menu includes Lucy Kalantari and the Jazz Cats, winners of the 215 Grammy Award for best children's album; the estimable Gustafer Yellowgold, a friendly cartoon space alien whose creator, Morgan Taylor, will appear with a full band; the Pop Ups, a duo combining pop, puppetry and science; and Billy Kelly, who infuses his wry stand-up comedy with song.
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Those fears are fueled by the fact that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party are pursuing a Hindu nationalist agenda that aims to reshape the country's identity from a pluralistic democracy, where people of all religious faiths enjoy equal rights and status, to a country where the Hindu religion is given supremacy and infuses every aspect of politics and society.
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" Lythcott-Haims, the author of "How to Raise an Adult," was the dean of freshmen at Stanford University, and she began writing poetry in 2007, after reading Lucille Clifton; the pacing of "Real American," staccato at times, rushed and frenetic at others, infuses the book with a lyricism that hums with the frustration and sadness she felt growing up what she calls "un-Black.
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Khonsari, who calls pop culture "the true international language we all talk," infuses the game with it — a revolutionary friend of Reza's jokes about John Travolta and disco, and Reza has the opportunity to pick up a magazine whose cover features Googoosh, an extremely popular singer and actress who remained in Iran for two decades after the revolution even though as a woman she was no longer allowed to perform.
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Looking back at the opening keynote, CEO Sundar Pichai decided to kick things off with two interesting — and related — products: the so-called "assistant" that seeks to proactively offer help as you navigate Google's many services, and Home, an Amazon Echo-like speaker that infuses the assistant in your house as a kind of ambient presence, ready to help the moment you utter the activation phrase ("OK, Google," of course).
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Yet the Brexit vote seems to have unleashed forces pulling in the opposite direction: a new hostility to migrants, a triumphalist purism about Brexit in swathes of Westminster and Fleet Street that greatly exceeds anything promised before the referendum and most of all a bring-it-back nostalgia that now infuses the political mainstream (reviving old icons of British power and independence, from Britain's old blue passports to Britannia, the royal yacht).
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