Inquiring minds want to know – well, mainly Superstore's Dina.
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Some are also inquiring about the condition of the toilets.
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However, we have received nearly 100 emails inquiring about adoption!
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So the two started inquiring what the resorts concerns were.
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When she began inquiring about security, colleagues recommended Mr. O'Shea.
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As early as high school, scouts began inquiring about him.
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Its editor is murdered for his inquiring habits of mind.
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In the meantime, the president plays peekaboo with inquiring reporters.
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Then, inquiring minds wanted to know where she got her clothes.
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"Stop getting so excited about this affair," he told inquiring journalists.
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Some advisors question the value of inquiring about investment philosophies altogether.
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Nothing amuses me more than a man inquiring about my "rate".
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Steilen and Curtis turn to Buchan and I, with inquiring looks.
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" Inquiring about any terrorist suspect, Sessions invariably asked: "Where's he from?
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Gilgamesh responds by inquiring how he would profit from marrying her.
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Is "Café Society" too slight an occasion for Storaro's inquiring art?
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She's holding a stack of files and inquiring about polling data.
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Of course, inquiring Twitter minds wanted to know everything about their relationship.
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"Kaytlynn was always an explorer and an inquiring learner," her obituary read.
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The Peak's design is definitely worth at least inquiring about its price.
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Because of his success, he said, neighbours are inquiring about growing coffee.
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Inquiring minds watching at home want to know: Who are you wearing?
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Firms providing quake insurance saw a surge in calls inquiring about coverage.
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"Several [retailers] have come to us inquiring about the product," he said.
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"It is just a science fiction reference," the spokesbot tells inquiring minds.
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It has me calling my Canadian friends, inquiring about their guest rooms.
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Emails sent to Tesla inquiring about the company's India plans went unanswered.
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He eventually just shows up at the White House, inquiring about soup.
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Because of his success, he said, neighbors are inquiring about growing coffee.
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He had a very inquiring mind but it was mostly about roses.
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Fortunately for inquiring minds, two (presumably) related works on paper hang nearby.
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High-quality CBD companies will provide third-party lab results to inquiring clients.
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And just like always, here came his email inquiring about my weekend plans.
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Republican insiders say they've already noticed esteemed peers jumping on board or inquiring.
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Very quickly after posting, inquiring minds wanted to know: Is this for real?
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But inquiring minds want to know: What ever happened to the lavish cars?
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He is also inquiring about the airfare of such flights, the Examiner reports.
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"I think that ship has sailed, Corey," addressing the person inquiring by name.
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The White House did not return calls inquiring whether that is a possibility.
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Insurers are likely to begin inquiring about those details more often, he said.
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Since then, I've received countless emails from readers inquiring about my mining rig.
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Fashion Review At Moschino, Bottega Veneta and Fendi, inquiring minds want to know.
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Collins and McCaskill wrote letters to five manufacturers in June inquiring about price increases.
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Reuters was unable to contact Fan or her agent when inquiring about those reports.
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I have sent 3 emails to Erika since yesterday afternoon inquiring about the refund.
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Inquiring, shouting, squawking, howling, gasping, with fingers hooked like claws and blue flashing eyes.
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Over the "coming weeks," the next round will find Assistant inquiring about business hours.
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I had sent letters to several government offices inquiring about jobs for Russian speakers.
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Earlier on Thursday Beijing said Chinese companies were inquiring about prices of agricultural goods.
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I get more calls today about people inquiring on going long than being dismissive.
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But the family grew uncomfortable having to lie to people inquiring about Olivia's plans.
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Earlier on Thursday Beijing said Chinese companies were inquiring about prices of agricultural goods.
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Now the people whose pain he is relieving reciprocate by not inquiring about Aaron.
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Powerful public relations executives deny knowing him (if they even return an inquiring call).
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The White House did not immediately respond to an email inquiring about Wednesday's turnout.
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When Bruno offered an inquiring glance back at the hotel's upper stories, Tira shrugged.
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"We follow the president's lead" is a slogan they repeat frequently to inquiring reporters.
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We're merely inquiring about what the golden age was to which you want to return?
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In 2014, they received 57 calls inquiring about housing; last year, that jumped to 111.
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"No we just gave him a verbal warning." the agency told an inquiring Twitter user.
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Inquiring minds also wonder if she'll convert to Judaism before her star-studded wedding ceremony.
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Issa further floated the idea Tuesday by inquiring about who was involved in the investigation.
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"Inquiring customers are typically directed to a store a few blocks away," the spokesperson says.
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McElwee brushed the encounter off until shortly after someone else appeared, inquiring about a job.
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"There are certainly some things of concern that we will be inquiring into," Nugent said.
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She starts responding to her inquiring fans asking about WTF just went on with Disick.
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An ATF agent later called Janes on his cell phone, inquiring about the attempted purchase.
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According to a league source, teams have been inquiring about the NFL "readiness" of Kaepernick.
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Another is that landlords inquiring about her reliability will be better able to evaluate it.
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While managing the floor, Techamuanvivit answered a call from someone inquiring about his delivery order.
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Did we do right in not inquiring whether a wedding invitation was sent or intended?
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Blanche said he'd been unaware of Manafort's condition and learned of it from inquiring reporters.
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Just know that you don't have to beat around the bush when inquiring about the wait.
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Do you want me to come take you to the hospital?" before inquiring: "Where are you?
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" Rather flippantly he responded to a post inquiring about Model Y timing with simply "March 15.
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Curbelo said his office has been "flooded" with calls from fellow lawmakers inquiring about the bill.
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A quick scroll shows more than a dozen posts inquiring about and recommending non-JUUL devices.
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Inquiring into the immigration status of a person under a lawful detention or under arrest; 2.
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Mr. Leibowitz, the rental agent at the Wilshire, remembered Ms. Brown repeatedly inquiring about the apartment.
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While inquiring about the free dental exams, I met a volunteer doctor from Brooklyn named David.
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There has got to be a story behind these pickles and inquiring minds want to know.
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Inquiring minds presumably wouldn't suspect something illicit in the book of poetry by a disgraced writer.
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State employment agencies have been grappling with a sudden spike in calls, inquiring about unemployment benefits.
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Inquiring minds quickly noted that Cruz had morphed his own name from Rafael Edward to Ted.
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Federal agencies and contractors will be barred from inquiring about criminal records before a job offer.
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Simple commands include asking for the weather forecast, inquiring about traffic conditions or checking your schedule.
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Second, although the state never would have to prove motive, inquiring minds always want to know.
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In the midst of considerable humor, you recognize the intense, inquiring connection between daughter and parents.
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And, even if she didn't understand why we were inquiring, she generously answered all of them, ahead.
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" Christie asked the interviewer before inquiring, "Will everyone in Game of Thrones end up as white walkers?
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"People keep reaching out and inquiring, so we're really excited about where it could go," she said.
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The hospital did, according to Pell, reverse the entire balance after Vox began inquiring about the fees.
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But I've learned over time that this is a subtle way of inquiring about your personal finances.
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Serling laughs at the time Coldplay contacted them, inquiring about how to stop recording at their shows.
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Conversely, FanSided oddly insisted on Gertson being a real person when asked by an actual, inquiring reporter.
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Apparently inquiring minds in Congress didn't want to know, or most likely didn't know how to ask.
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But he sees the Centre's mission as part of a long scientific tradition of inquiring into doomsday.
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She proceeds to list everyone we know and love, inquiring, like a prosecutor, Will this one die?
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They gave participants a survey inquiring about their bedroom habits and fantasies — everything from bondage to toys.
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More government agencies are inquiring about the matter and examining the social network's statements about the episode.
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The Justice Department, F.B.I. and S.E.C. are inquiring about the matter and examining the social network's statements.
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"Sir," Mr. Ghosh wrote to Ms. Banerjee's secretariat in 2012, inquiring about the affairs in her residence.
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One trick to approaching strangers and inquiring about what they're wearing, I've found, is to be Canadian.
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The subpoena, from the Securities and Exchange Commission, comes days after regulators began inquiring about an Aug.
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It was a tour of an inquiring, encompassing musical mind that traversed tempos, textures, moods and continents.
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The CFIUS is tasked with inquiring about foreign buyers of companies that could pose a security risk.
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Separately, Recode reported that the Federal Trade Commission is inquiring into the way Uber handles its data.
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I have, herein, included verdicts on Thomson and Colville previously unpublished, so that inquiring minds can know.
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"Everyone is responding to this," Rue said, noting that she has received several calls inquiring about the ad.
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The High Court found the Seriti inquiry had failed to test witnesses with an open and inquiring mind.
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The purpose of inquiring about people's parents isn't to join them in blaming, judging, or criticizing their parents.
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Upon inquiring about it, she learned they'd been hired without White's permission for a bareback horse-riding stunt.
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Hardy claimed that in 2010, Seacrest, after inquiring after Hardy's new relationship, reached down and grabbed Hardy's crotch.
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Grande, 25, shared her self-care advice when responding to a fan's jokey tweet inquiring about her therapist.
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It's also probably good for LG that its biggest secrets are hard for inquiring journalists to stumble upon.
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Still, that doesn't mean you should be afraid of inquiring about important things like salary and benefits. Right?
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The real trouble began when the Indian guru's followers started inquiring about vacancies on the Antelope school board.
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The government recommends being prepared when traveling to remote areas and inquiring about contingency plans for medical treatment.
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Nowadays, Mr. McConnell will stroll purposefully past inquiring reporters without so much as a glance in their direction.
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I sent our office manager Rosie McNeel, who knows everything about everything, an email inquiring into The Sound.
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When I finally stumbled home that evening, I found three voicemail messages from Lee inquiring about my safety.
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BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti confirmed the sharp cut on Wednesday after reporters from other news outlets began inquiring.
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When inquiring how a child was doing, she wanted to know everything there was to know about him.
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However, Dauberman said he was inquiring whether his car's tires would last during a trip back to Illinois.
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But inquiring into them is not a substitute for removing a president who abuses power and obstructs justice.
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But then you hired Kevin Hart without checking his social media feeds or otherwise inquiring about his views.
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Regulators in Macau, the Chinese enclave where the company operates two casinos, are also inquiring about the allegations.
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Critics counter that Mr. el-Sisi could quickly obtain the truth by inquiring inside his own security services.
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But it's invaluable in another respect: what a find like this can mean to an inquiring young mind.
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Rob Portman of Ohio — inquiring with senior White House budget officials about the hold on critical military assistance.
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The app launched in Melbourne Tuesday, but inquiring minds want to know: Is it any good for lunch?
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At best, you've got two journalists inquiring about the alleged sexual violence of three high-profile Black men.
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I do every interview trying to concentrate on having clear eyes, an inquiring mind and an open heart.
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Suffolk University asked the question slightly differently by inquiring what the single most important issue was for voters.
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But Gorsuch and fellow conservative Justice Samuel Alito challenged evidence that inquiring about citizenship could lower response rates.
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Citing anonymous sources close to the matter, Reuters reports Apple is specifically inquiring about EV charing companies' underlying technology.
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The advertising professional, who lives in Bangalore, received a call from her Uber driver inquiring what her destination was.
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Within 30 minutes of BuzzFeed News first inquiring about Stone's post, it was gone from the photo-sharing site.
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In the reporting of this story, Refinery29 reached out to dozens of companies inquiring about their employee dating policies.
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Sometimes a name is simply the easiest approximation to describe something far more complex than inquiring minds can conjure.
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It does not appear that the authors took this kind of sharing into account, though I'm inquiring about it.
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President Grover Cleveland's secretary of war told inquiring journalists that their speculations about the president having surgery were wrong.
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And no matter what inquiring scientists put them through in the name of science, tardigrade life finds a way.
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He reportedly exchanged text messages with Trump Jr. around the inauguration, inquiring about the potential for new business deals.
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In her reply to whether she liked girls, Smith encouraged the inquiring person to "go ahead and message" her.
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"We are always working with the embassies—they are constantly calling and inquiring about our work," Vinnichenko told me.
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Hull said the listing drew considerable backlash from concerned citizens who kept calling him inquiring about Manafort's housing status.
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A shopkeeper quickly snatched the loafers away from one inquiring customer, explaining that they were no longer for sale.
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Business Insider was sent PDFs of two files via email from an FAA representative after inquiring about their status.
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He also disclosed that Kaveladze had said that people close to the president had been inquiring about Akhmetshin's background.
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BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti confirmed the sharp cut on Wednesday evening after reporters from other news outlets began inquiring.
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Musk also says he is "[inquiring] on many channels" how to help, but did not go into more detail.
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He has a wide-ranging, inquiring mind, and he can and will talk about any subject under the sun.
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Woodley emailed Jennifer Lawrence inquiring how the Oscar winning actress finally decided to sign on to The Hunger Games.
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Perhaps that information was not deemed material for a public statement, but it only leaves inquiring minds to speculate.
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Once inside, he ignored questions again while White House press aides shouted over reporters who were inquiring about McCain.
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Covertly, they surveyed their female peers, inquiring whether they had been the victim of sexual harassment and gender discrimination.
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This leaves journalists, and other inquiring minds, to sift through Carter's texts and Facebook messages at Taunton District Court.
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" But hope comes over me when Cashmere reports that a customs officer is inquiring about the release of "Wolves.
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"Aren't we in Queens?" he asked, correctly, before inquiring about the status of the impeachment hearings against President Trump.
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Instead, the Republicans spent long stretches of time inquiring about witnesses' interactions with other people involved in the inquiry.
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A few years ago, students were asked how they would have responded to that inquiring 8-year-old girl.
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He is also known for his handwritten letters to colleagues, inquiring routinely about the family and health of underlings.
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I was happy to oblige until a human-resources department emailed me inquiring about my experience working with him.
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The embassy released a tongue-in-cheek statement inquiring into the fate of Skripal's two cats and guinea pigs.
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The 32-year-old told the outlet that she was "simply" inquiring whether or not he was a fellow resident.
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Apple will also report the number of FISA requests for a user's content versus those not inquiring about such content.
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"We're also inquiring with Chtrbox to understand where this data came from and how it became publicly available," it added.
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The radio host told Canada's National Post that he's gotten emails from hundreds of Americans inquiring about moving to Canada.
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He speed-walked to catch up with a knowledgeable volunteer, then trailed him closely, inquiring about the belted kingfisher's plumage.
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Starting in 2017, I contacted the Bureau of Justice Statistics multiple times inquiring when the next report would be published.
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VCs apparently picked up on the hype and started showing up at the company's former office location inquiring about investing.
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I was emailing neighborhood pre-K programs, inquiring about the future enrollment of my son who wasn't quite born yet.
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"I talk to Elizabeth Warren every single day," he said, scolding the anchor, Andrea Mitchell, for inquiring about the meeting.
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Our project, for example, has resulted in $45,107 in medical bills being reversed after Vox began inquiring about those charges.
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However, other organizers, under the cloud of coronavirus, have been specifically inquiring about what these products can offer their races.
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Commenting on the reasons for his longevity, Nakasone cited a disciplined life, interest in nature - and an insatiably inquiring mind.
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Federal agents could start inquiring about former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's possible role in the CityTime fraud scandal.
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The VA on Thursday did not respond to an email inquiring into whether they are still involved in agency policymaking.
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The housing ad didn't state so explicitly, but one of the existing roommates specified this to a potential inquiring renter.
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He was just settling in when he got a text message from Osaka's agent, Stuart Duguid, inquiring about his availability.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX) brought up Section 230 direction in the context of inquiring whether Facebook has a liberal bias.
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The proportion of clients inquiring about cryptocurrencies, on the other hand, fell to just 25% this year, from 53% in 2018.
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We also have reached out to other tech companies in the area, inquiring about whether similar shuttle attacks have taken place.
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It also prohibits police from routinely inquiring about the immigration status of people detained in an investigation or in traffic stops.
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Mr. Ridley allows Andrea a final apotheosis of delusion that puts her beyond the reach of groping hands and inquiring minds.
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ET, many eclipse viewers were concerned they had accidentally looked at the eclipse and many were inquiring about eclipse-related headaches.
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Asking for a dildo leads Alexa to bleep the word "dildo," and the same thing happens when inquiring about the titmouse.
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Bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch also says that you should tread lightly when inquiring about benefits or salary.
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If you use the wrong plan name when inquiring about a plan's network, you may get a wrong and costly answer.
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"Inquiring minds want to know what happened to Copper...he broke his toe jumping off something," she wrote in the tweet.
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Facebook also started rolling out a content appeals process this year for users inquiring about their own content that's been removed.
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One witness said that he had seen Davis about a week before the murder inquiring about where Roll's house was located.
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She had made a call to a friend inquiring about a ride, but now her phone is directed straight to voicemail.
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Seventy-two hours after being shocked by my appearance, my girlfriend is now inquiring about getting her eyebrows microbladed for herself.
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In fact, when she first received email from him, inquiring about a business matter, she had no idea who he was.
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Managers knocked on Mr. Jean's door and at least five other doors inquiring about the smell, the Jean family lawyers said.
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The Census Bureau has acknowledged that inquiring about citizenship status could lower the response rate among immigrants and people of color.
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That year, he also issued an executive order that prohibited government employees from inquiring about crime victims and witnesses' immigration status.
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"How's your hair?" my own mother has been known to say on the phone, before inquiring about the rest of me.
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They are still inquiring about the complaints that have been made to the committee to see if they can be corroborated.
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Since July 2013, Australia has dispatched "boat people" trying to reach its shores to Manus and Nauru, far from inquiring eyes.
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In February, 2011, Giuffre heard from Sharon Churcher, a reporter for the Mail on Sunday , inquiring about her time with Epstein.
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Tonight's biggest post #debate question: Inquiring American minds will want to know,was Hillary on her meds or off her meds?
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But neither "ten" nor "The Matter" feel like historic revivals warmed up from cold storage; they feel brimful of inquiring thought.
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City employees are directed to cooperate with, not hinder, federal actions; however, City employees are prohibited from inquiring into immigration status.
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This is pretty insane since we first reached out to the broker inquiring about doing a refinance less than three weeks ago!
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"We remain committed to cooperating with any government agency that may require inquiring our organisation for any reason or suspicion," Goel said.
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There Artyom interrogates arrivals who arouse his suspicions, inquiring about their allegiance while rubbing a combat knife strapped to his left thigh.
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Only after the movie's over and your heart has stopped thumping will you start inquiring into the supernatural spine of the movie.
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Increasingly, homeowners are inquiring about the Powerwall at the pre-build stage, rather than installing one in an established home, he added.
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Despite the "breakup" the pair continued to see each other and refused to define the relationship for the inquiring minds surrounding them.
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After inquiring about Jack's opinion on drug use, I asked if I should use Tinder, and he just pulled it right up.
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This work reflects Tyrell's experience growing up attending predominantly white schools, and receiving strange, inquiring stares when she mentioned her European heritage.
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The Washington Redskins have told inquiring teams that disgruntled left tackle Trent Williams won't be traded, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Monday evening.
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Though flawed, the novel is immensely companionable, and Georgia is as alive, complex, inquiring, motivated and sexy as any 25-year-old.
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If I need to contact the owners, how do I determine who that is, short of knocking on their door and inquiring?
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They include people who blocked me on Twitter last year for simply inquiring about whether they'd issue a statement after Steinle's death.
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Lately, though, while buyers are inquiring, "sales have been rather quiet," said Farhad Vladi, president of Vladi Private Islands, a brokerage firm.
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Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) raising questions about his judgment and inquiring whether he was a source of leaks from within the government.
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She had little choice: She was bound for prison on a parole violation, and child welfare officials were inquiring about the baby.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission is understood to be inquiring about Musk's tweets regarding the potential for the company to go private.
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They are active, inquiring subjects who refusing to be passive objects of a gaze and elude any attempt to sum them up.
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In Taylor Swift's new documentary, Miss Americana, the pop star is giving inquiring viewers a peek behind the veil of her life.
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I took those responsibilities seriously, and soon several business owners started inquiring about other services I might offer: web design, coaching, development.
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The two women said it was not clear whether he was inquiring about impregnating them via sexual intercourse or in vitro fertilization.
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First things first: "When you are hired with an employer, make sure that you are inquiring about 401(k) benefits," says Taylor.
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"They all operate call centers, and they all bend over backward to inform people inquiring that it is not insurance," he said.
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It was enough for him to exchange a few words with her to realize that she possessed a lively and inquiring mind.
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A lawyer recalls being phoned up late on a Saturday by a minister inquiring if the approvals he needed had been received.
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Former Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke (D) is not afraid to toss the f-bomb at inquiring reporters from his hometown newspaper.
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"People would be dying of hunger if there weren't Colombian products," she said, washing tomatoes as shoppers streamed by inquiring about prices.
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The space has since hosted a troop of local Girl Scouts, and calls are coming in from educators inquiring about class trips.
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However, if the injunction is lifted, inquiring doctors may face penalties including substantial fines and loss of their licenses to practice medicine.
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If your partner comes in inquiring about the racket, up-end the bottle over yourself and settle it over some Yagli Gures.
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However, the investigation was reopened in April 2018 after the Major Crimes Unit received a call inquiring about the case involving Fielding's death.
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More immigrants are leaving their jobs, afraid to show up to school, and inquiring about relocating to Canada, according to attorneys and advocates.
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The group, he said, has been fielding calls from concerned undocumented people seeking information and US citizens inquiring about how they can help.
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At the time we spoke in late February, Christopher said there were at least 20 customers seriously inquiring about purchasing a customized carving.
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Many travelers would be inquiring about spring travel during this time of year, said Cindy Guo, who runs Top Travel International in Flushing.
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And because Islam's ethical guidelines at times have so much overlap with other religions, he even had Christian leaders inquiring about the product.
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Rather, it is an attempt to use the strange and inquiring lives of Evelyn and Pepys to illuminate the peculiarity of their age.
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He said he was inquiring on behalf of a company that was interested in Kosinski's method, and wanted to access the MyPersonality database.
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I called AT&T and Samsung (on several occasions) inquiring about what to do with my phone now that there is a ban.
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We don't want to get ahead of ourselves, but inquiring minds want to know: Will there be more children in the couple's future?
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Democratic senators, including potential 2020 candidate Sherrod Brown of Ohio, also sent a letter to HUD inquiring about the ethics of the program.
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Although few doctors in the United States seem to be offering this simple procedure, a growing number of women are inquiring about it.
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Since officially launching her famous Kylie Cosmetics lip kit line in 2016, inquiring minds wanted to know how well the brand was doing.
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Viewed in isolation by an inquiring visitor from the future, the life story of either of these men might not make much sense.
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He sent her a direct message shortly after, inquiring if she would be open to trying an idea — her body as the canvas.
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After The New York Times began inquiring about his case, he was reimbursed the sick days and vacation time he had used, Mrs.
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This is because people — no matter where they are, no matter from where they come — possess intrinsic curiosity, creative souls and inquiring minds.
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But the report found Mr. McCabe then violated his recusal by inquiring about Clinton-related leaks from the F.B.I. to the news media.
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On questionnaires inquiring about tiredness and other hypothyroid symptoms, on all the other pre- and post-tests, taking the drug brought no improvement.
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Converting text into plain language for the inquiring masses is vital, whether it be wrestling Xenophon's "Anabasis" or Linux engineer notes into English.
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But the way my Chinese family sees it, Western pronouncements of love — physical closeness, inquiring about feelings, listening — can seem superficial, even performative.
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Since Daisy is a purebred, the spokesperson said, the group got many "breed hunters" inquiring about her once she was posted for adoption.
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The inquiring officer turns to the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) to find out who purchased the weapon and when.
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For real: Good news if you were actually inquiring (bad news if you were just trying to whine): There is an International Men's Day.
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You can also illustrate that you're open to different ways of doing things by inquiring about the methods of the company you're interviewing with.
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Like Dr. Jaliman, she approves of collagen supplements for inquiring patients, though she warns it's crucial to be choosy when it comes to formulation.
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I know if he could speak he would have been inquiring about how his new scars would make him look in a bathing suit.
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Ewing blends past, present, and future, imagining the stories of those who lived through the riot and beyond, and inquiring into its lasting consequences.
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He tried to get help, but haltingly, inquiring just last month about health insurance options for people with bipolar disorder outside a UnitedHealthcare office.
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PEOPLE was unable to reach Latrice's mother or Turner's relatives for comment, and Turner's lawyer did not return calls inquiring about a potential appeal.
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Brown in October signed into law a bill that prevents police from inquiring about immigration status and curtails law enforcement cooperation with immigration officers.
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He then called me back to verify my identity because he thought my message inquiring into the legal nature of farts was a prank.
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Some consulted my eyes, as if inquiring about what was in store for breakfast; others instinctively reached out a hand to meet mine halfway.
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In May, Nansubuga's lawyers from the advocacy group Center for Health, Human Rights and Development (CEHURD) wrote to Mulago inquiring about the child's fate.
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Here's an edited portion of his interview: Lisa Ling: How often are you getting people inquiring and wanting to be part of your militia?
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Standing in one of the pews, Johnson and his offspring tried their best to wave off the inquiring eyes, when his mobile phone rang.
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I do remember sending letters to various magazines, inquiring about paid internships, and being told that I needed to have applied six months earlier.
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That law prohibits landlords from inquiring about criminal history, running a criminal background check or relying on criminal history when considering a rental applicant.
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The abrupt about-face came within hours after the New York Times began inquiring about Krzanich's support of the Republican Party's presumptive presidential nominee.
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"The chaotic events that unfolded in Yemen should prompt an urgent inquiring from our committee," wrote Gallego, a Marine veteran of the Iraq War.
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It makes you wonder if the inquiring mind of Mr. Mueller would like to know more about The Enquirer than he has let on.
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Local law enforcement agents are prohibited from inquiring about immigration status or giving federal immigration authorities access to interview a person in custody. Gov.
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Now Indians in every corner of the country are laughing about it — and officials in several other cities are inquiring about the tool. 6.
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And on June 22, Samanta Beltran, a youth prevention and communications analyst at Juul, similarly responded to an inquiring educator in Orange County, California.
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While some employers may plan to keep inquiring about salary history down the road, a few cities are moving towards making the question illegal.
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Tommy Loeb, a shareholder who was not involved in the lawsuits, sent a letter to the board president, inquiring about the mounting legal fees.
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Botswana's government on Friday announced it was inquiring about the comments through its U.S. ambassador, while the president of Senegal condemned the reported remarks.
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Notably, they are trying to impeach the President for inquiring about Hunter Biden's activities, yet they refused our request to hear from Biden himself.
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The screenshots purport to show someone from Jenner's camp talking about how the reality-TV star loves PluggedNYC's clothing and inquiring about custom orders.
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It's helped with recruiting interest, according to Dozie, who said he'd marked an increase in candidates inquiring about open positions since the results were posted.
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The image on the website shows a Business Chat session in action between an Apple support representative and a customer inquiring about iPad recommendations (naturally).
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Most sanctuary jurisdictions forbid local law enforcement and officials from inquiring into the immigration status of residents, something that is not required by federal law.
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"Now that he's living on his own, he's called three times," Ripa said about her son inquiring as to whether the monetary gift has arrived.
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Mr. Johnson said the city had received numerous emailed photographs of unplowed neighborhood streets and phone calls inquiring about when snow-clearing equipment would arrive.
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A VISITOR TO Moscow inquiring about the outlook for Russia's economy will often be met with answers that take a detour into the country's past.
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One source intimately involved in organizing the festival tells us it's a slippery slope for them to start inquiring whether a pregnant woman can perform.
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Spicer acknowledged Friday that Flynn's lawyer called the Trump transition team inquiring about whether Flynn should amend his filing to register as a foreign agent.
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Just last November, Steph Curry responded to a young fan's letter inquiring as to why his Curry 5s basketball shoe wasn't offered in girls' sizes.
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This might not seem like a big deal, but Vivian Giang writes in Business Insider that inquiring about any outstanding debt is a no-no.
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For campaigns, that suggests it may be fruitful to drop hints to potential supporters, for example, that Grandma may be inquiring later about their vote.
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Stephen Holley, the campaign treasurer in 2003 for Mr. Ford, who died in 2015, did not return calls inquiring about what happened to the money.
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Shortly after that, an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) cybercrime agent contacted him in private inquiring about the dox, according to a screenshot obtained by Motherboard.
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Wandering-standing in the cathedral, alone with the saints, the melancholy Fortinbras is aware of their gaze, inquiring of him what happened to the past.
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My grandparents have guided me toward universities since I was a little boy, often inquiring in my elementary years which schools and colleges I preferred.
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" Janine Barchas, an Austen scholar at the University of Texas, Austin, called the discovery "wonderfully cool," before inquiring, "Did the Prince Regent pay full price?
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A Senate security guard handed his colleagues paper cups of coffee and told an inquiring passer-by that he planned to be there until midnight.
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Finally, Waitrose, the supermarket company that conducted the aforementioned research, reported an 800% increase in customers inquiring about plastic use in products and stores nationwide.
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For political writers like Chua, tribalism is a way of talking about political differences without inquiring too deeply into either their content or their causes.
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Two days after The Times started inquiring about the building's facade, Mid-Bronx hired a contractor to start repairs, at an estimated cost of $659,000.
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Ewing blends past, present, and future, imagining the stories of those who lived through the riot and beyond, and inquiring into its lasting consequences. —A.
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A White House spokesman did not immediately respond to an email inquiring about the draft order, including when Mr. Trump may intend to sign it.
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Separately, Insider polled voters on if they believe Congress should at the very least impeach Trump, without inquiring as to whether he should be removed.
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Cohen is expected to tell the committee that Trump was still inquiring about the project as late as June 2016, deep into the election campaign.
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You'll get a very funny look, and maybe even a slap round the face, because you'll be inquiring about their underwear and not their trousers.
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Over a "salty" dish, Chanel starts inquiring about Dr. Holt's past, asking him how old he is, where he's from, and how old he is (again).
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She could walk down the road or sit for a cup of coffee without anyone politely inquiring as to how she was coping with her loss.
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Lo and behold, within days of her tweet being retweeted a few hundred times, she actually received 15 direct messages from people inquiring about her services.
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A bundler for Buttigieg's campaign told CNBC that he had received calls from Biden donors who are now inquiring about the former South Bend mayor's campaign.
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Last week, Bloomberg first reported that Trump's team had sent a questionnaire to the Department of Energy inquiring about a variety of DOE programs and activities.
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Judge was also frustrated that Beador hadn't been inquiring about some of the more sensitive things going on in Judge's life, like her husband's health troubles.
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I also cold-called a random selection of California clinics listed on Sears's website as "vaccine friendly," and posed as a patient inquiring about medical exemptions.
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Several fans asked her questions about her dad, inquiring after how she has ben coping since he died suddenly after a suffering a stroke in March.
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Inquiring whether Hyde would still be willing to do the photoshoot with her, he shared that he would, if she agreed to pay him the money.
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County sheriff's office employees will be prevented from inquiring about the immigration status of most inmates, except those who are accused of the most serious crimes.
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So activists across the world have called for "ban-the-box" laws, which prohibit employers from inquiring about criminal histories prior to job interviews or offers.
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The quirky star of "The Fly" and "Jurassic Park" takes on the role of zeitgeist whisperer, innocently inquiring into our fascinations with sneakers, jeans and tattoos.
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Ngo said that while ethical screening is less widely applied to bond investing than equities, one in three of her clients are now inquiring about it.
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He lashed out at questions about his fear-mongering and race-baiting rhetoric against immigrants, and demanded a reporter inquiring about voter suppression take her seat.
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She had made a call to a friend inquiring about a ride, but now her phone is directed straight to voicemail, according to the Courier Journal.
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As Dubai gears up to host next year's World Expo, we're inquiring what the emirate plans to do with its new construction after the fair ends.
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The Federal Communications Commission sent a letter to T-Mobile inquiring about its program, along with zero-rating initiatives at other internet service providers, last year.
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Ms Warren has risen in the polls by creating the brand of a wonkish populist with a plan for everything (including one inquiring supporter's love life).
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But last week, Manhattan prosecutors were surprised to receive a letter from the second-highest law enforcement official in the country inquiring about Mr. Manafort's case.
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Like Ms. Paltrow, she felt she had to maintain a rapport with Mr. Weinstein, and sent him friendly emails inquiring about party invitations and potential work.
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Once, you almost said—to a sneaky fellow from the Daily News , who was inquiring—you almost turned to him and said Motherfucker I AM music.
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But the family is close, and Mr. Trump still speaks to his sons frequently, inquiring about their lives and searching for gut-checks on his own.
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Lebanon is inquiring into the sale of Eurobonds by local banks to foreign investors though the practice is not illegal, a judicial source said on Wednesday.
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His family had given him up for dead until three months ago, when they received a letter inquiring about the citizenship status of one Gajanand Sharma.
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The financier began by inquiring about my own history: how I'd landed at a place like The New Yorker; why I hadn't taken an English name.
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His expression is grave, steady, and inquiring, as though we were in a police station or a principal's office, being held to account for our activities.
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"Upon inquiring about the decision, Huff said he was told "that the board didn't approve of my Twitter posts and my political support of Donald Trump.
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To inquiring reporters, she threw out tantalizing hints of a second novel in progress, but the months and the years went by, and nothing appeared in print.
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Polakis called Stournaras inquiring if there was any probe into the loan, and, if so, to demand that the central bank also look into other politicians' transactions.
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ESPN reported that the Dodgers re-engaged Harper's camp two weeks ago, inquiring about his interest in a shorter-term contract with a higher average annual value.
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We're pretty sure the model heard more than a few pick-up lines that night inquiring about her space pants and their out-of-this-world contents.
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He said traffic to Self Lender's website and app spiked entirely from people wondering "who the bleep is Self Lender?" and then inquiring about their actual services.
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But inquiring minds will continue to inquire, and People has the scoop on the matchmaker who may have set these two hearts on a royal love quest.
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I think that&aposs a distinct possibility and as I&aposve said at the end of the article in "The Daily Caller," inquiring minds want to know.
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If there is a stranger who you would like to mentor you, you can try initiating a relationship with them by commenting or inquiring about their work.
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When I called, Kleiman would always ask how I was doing, making sure things were going well at Vox and inquiring about what I was working on.
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The reason for that is that "employers are already inquiring about Amazon's potential role," which means that pharmacy benefits managers would be unlikely to lock Amazon out.
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All of the deals so far have been done without a mortgage, and Shaoul said the bulk of those inquiring about his Manhattan condos are foreign buyers.
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As KALB reported, the unnamed doctor began receiving phone calls from the local Vernon Parish School Board inquiring about the sudden spike in kids calling out sick.
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Beth Jenkins, an Ecuador expert at McCabe World Travel in Washington, D.C., said that her clients are inquiring about the earthquake but aren't concerned about visiting Ecuador.
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" They visited a hospital, where "we were no more than the latest link in a long chain of people who visited hospitals inquiring about missing loved ones.
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New York, which the justices considered on Tuesday in an 80-minute hearing, is not the legality of inquiring on the census form about people's citizenship status.
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You shouldn't ask for a raise if you've been at the company for less than a year, but inquiring about the fiscal calendar before that is acceptable.
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After 21 days of praying, the Hernandezes received a phone call from a family they knew, inquiring whether their son was available to match with their daughter.
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Inquiring about citizenship, the plaintiffs said, would "fatally undermine" the accuracy of the census because both legal and unauthorized immigrants might refuse to fill out the form.
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The vital function of actually inquiring into the doings of the president and receiving information about the same has been shunted into side rooms and private chats.
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The house flipper also claimed that Edward has been in contact with employees at Jeff Lewis Design, inquiring about Lewis's whereabouts when he had custody of Monroe.
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The host was inquiring about the company's "Impact Per Shares," which Cramer uses to discover what enterprises are doing to improve their impact, particularly on the environment.
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Finally, a congressional chamber can assert its inherent authority, in which its Sergeant-at-Arms arrests and brings a recalcitrant witness to the inquiring chamber for questioning.
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Kate Franch, chair of the Greenville County Democratic Party, said Steyer campaign staff members had approached her inquiring about community organizations that might be worthy of grants.
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Mr. Veprentsev, lying under a blanket at City Hospital No. 26 in St. Petersburg, answered a steady stream of telephone calls from friends inquiring about his health.
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It&aposs also earned the name "Divorce Day," as family lawyers have noticed a particularly high number of people inquiring about leaving their partners that flood in.
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An email to an official in the White House press office inquiring about whether a Times reporter would be allowed in and requesting access was not answered.
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While Mejia and McKenna collected samples, Flowers checked in with the residents, inquiring about everything from their health and kids to the cost of their water bill.
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Nick Paterniti from Perth, Australia ran afoul of the bots Monday after writing a post on the Facebook page of online fashion retailer ASOS inquiring about a refund.
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"We had advocates calling from across the country with questions, we had a lot of states inquiring, saying what can we do to protect these residents?" she said.
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Per the AP: Investigators have for months been inquiring about the Trump campaign's finances and compliance with federal election law, according to four people familiar with the matter.
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"I do know that other FAAH inhibitors were being thought about because I received a random phone call from a person inquiring about LY-2183240," he told me.
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Ferrante's report also criticized efforts by XBT to police its own infrastructure as minimal and inadequate, even after it was contacted by government regulators inquiring about suspect activity.
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If you send a note "just saying 'hi,'" and then another "inquiring about a time to chat,'" he or she will have no idea why you're reaching out.
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About 140 people calling Utah Poison Control inquiring about the bloom reported having symptoms, ranging from gastrointestinal problems (nausea, vomiting, diarrhea), to headache, or irritated eyes or skin.
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" Video On May 9, the Treasury Department's Office of the Inspector General said Wednesday that it was "inquiring" into claims that Cohen&aposs bank information was "improperly disseminated.
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On Saturday afternoon, Thompson was arrested at the Omni Westside Hotel while inquiring about media access to an event being held there for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller began investigating Cohen toward the end of 2017, inquiring about his lucrative "consulting" work and his role in the Trump Organization's overseas business dealings.
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When's the last time you got a voicemail and it wasn't your gyno calling with the results of your pap or your credit card inquiring about suspicious activity?
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" In explaining the text, Page told the IG the message "follows us communicating personally on our personal phones, and his wife inquiring what it is he was doing.
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Ray Rice hit the gym HARD Tuesday -- continuing to train to play in the NFL this season ... and sources tell TMZ Sports multiple teams are inquiring about him.
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The waiver to President Trump's ethics pledge issued to White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon is "problematic," the Office of Government Ethics (OGE) told inquiring lawmakers on Tuesday.
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A third recalls inquiring about gym facilities at a big-brand hotel in Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa, only to have an ancient exercise bike dumped at his door.
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California Democratic Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill into law last October that prevents police from inquiring about immigration status and curtails law enforcement cooperation with immigration officers.
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Hupp recently testified before the House oversight committee that she did many personal tasks for Pruitt, including house-hunting and inquiring about obtaining a used Trump hotel mattress.
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In the teaser, we see Scamander employing a "Muggle-worthy" switch on it as he enters America in order to a fool an official inquiring about his possessions.
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Inquiring minds wanted to know what led to Toronto Blue Jays manager John Gibbons getting in Josh Donaldson's face during a brief dugout encounter in the third inning.
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When the FBI didn't immediately agree to tell that to the press, the White House tried to find other officials who would convey that idea to inquiring reporters.
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This includes inquiring if they were previously infected or if they had traveled to any of the areas affected by the virus, such as China, Iran or Italy.
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"Should another nuclear test take place, there is that possibility," Nam Jae-cheol, director of the Korea Meteorological Administration, told lawmakers inquiring about the potential for radioactive fallout.
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I was informed I could ask one free question about my treatment per shipment (after that, I'd have to pay $10 to keep inquiring about my treatment plan).
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Soon after The Times began inquiring over the summer about gender discrimination, Ms. Glover received her first negative write-up for waiting too long to call in sick.
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A former assistant and a former audio supervisor at Long Wharf, both of them lesbians, said Mr. Edelstein also made a habit of inquiring about their sex lives.
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In 2012, Eric Steinman, a writer in Rhinebeck, New York, who was interested in Baehrel, got a table three weeks after inquiring, and he went with his wife.
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Inquiring minds want to know if you prefer flat front jorts, pleated jorts, or cargo jorts with room to put all of your Legos, Pokémon cards, and jellybeans.
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As of publication, NASA had not yet responded to an email inquiring about when the app might be available on other video streaming services, such as Roku or Chromecast.
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Rihanna has made headlines in the past for her hilarious response to fans inquiring about new music, even joking that she "feels attacked" in an Instagram post last year.
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During Sharara's interview with Elebrashy, Ahmed's mother, Hemat Mostafa, phoned the TV station to say the police had just left their home after inquiring about Ahmed and his father.
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But thanks to Alexis Hiniker, who teaches the class, they are also learning the critical skill of inquiring into the moral and ethical implications of those apps and services.
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Hupp also recently testified before the House Oversight Committee that she did many personal tasks for Pruitt, including house-hunting and inquiring about obtaining a used Trump hotel mattress.
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Upon inquiring about the signs, I learned they amounted to the Environmental Protection Agency's proclamation that the land was under federal jurisdiction and control because it featured navigable waters.
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The hacker group Fancy Bears seems to be readjusting its media outreach strategy, directly contacting a sports journalist inquiring about possible interest in stolen documents from anti-doping groups.
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Inquiring minds took to the internet (where else?) to find out, and dug up something glorious in the process: throwback photos of the actress rocking her natural curly texture.
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This year, his suspicions growing, he sent emails to Mr. Bleckner and Ms. Boone inquiring about the collector from whom he had bought the painting and about the cleaning.
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In fact, even during periods when the family was not residing in Kansas, DCF continued to reach out to the family regarding and inquiring about the welfare of Adrian.
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Mr. Lindon, who carries his powerful masculinity with canny reserve, is superb as a man inquiring into a faith he had previously thought had nothing to do with him.
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One of them, Steffi Tamm, had just gotten off the phone with an older woman who was inquiring whether it was "safe" to come back to the food bank.
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Ford had appeared at the repair shop once before, angrily inquiring about the damages, and when his mother made her own appearance not long after, Reilly yelled at her.
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When he sits down with Kanye West, he begins by inquiring about what he had for breakfast, his weight and what songs he sings to his children before bedtime.
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The camera recorded Mr. Tavecchio speaking in a vulgar manner and inquiring about her sexual activity, until he unknowingly stopped the video recording while allegedly trying to grope her.
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The family has had interactions with people that have scared them since the video was taken, she says -- even receiving strange calls from some people inquiring about adopting Magdalena.
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And last year, as the Justice Department was inquiring about the Ukrainian work, Skadden returned about half of the reported $1.1 million it was paid by the Ukrainian government.
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The "Mad Money" host was inquiring about the company's "Impact Per Shares," which Cramer uses to discover what enterprises are doing to improve their impact, particularly on the environment.
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It wasn't until months later, when I learned he'd broken up with his girlfriend and had been inquiring about my dating status, that I gave him a serious thought.
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Megan Watling, 25, and Sasha-Lee Heekes, 24, said they contacted the owners of Beloftebos, a popular event place in Cape Town, inquiring about potential dates for their wedding.
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Mr. Biden said he was struck by how solicitous Mr. McCain was of him, inquiring about how he coped with the loss of his son Beau to brain cancer.
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But investors shouldn't sell high-quality stocks out of worry about the market's recent swings, the "Mad Money" host told a caller inquiring about selling her position in McDonald's.
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Apparently, Fiona penned a letter to Moss 23 years ago, sharing her own ambitions of working in fashion some day and inquiring about her then-rumored relationship to Johnny Depp.
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Posted by Precision Syndicate, LLC on Wednesday, April 6, 2016 However, there appear to be far more commenters inquiring about how to obtain the gun, which is a modified Glock.
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If your company is hiring people for the same role — or a similar one, Gates suggests inquiring with the hiring manager about what the new hires will likely be offered.
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This is something I've seen in my own work: About half of the emergency room bills I've covered as a journalist were cleared after I began inquiring about the charges.
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And, inquiring LEGO enthusiasts will want to know, there are some cool new gold-colored bricks that will surely make for lovely additions to your other brick-based space projects.
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On an episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians last month, Kardashian received a late-night phone call from Disick, who was inquiring about her current relationship status with Bendjima.
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He rounded the bases and encountered not only a series of high-fives in the dugout but a couple of inquiring teammates wanting to know details of the home run.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee is inquiring about an allegation of misconduct against Kavanaugh, 6563, from 1998, according to an interview transcript released Wednesday evening and first reported by NBC News.
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"The tech executive caught wind of the campaign Monday, replying to Donaldson's tweet calling the campaign "cool" and inquiring "where are the trees being planted" and "what kind of trees.
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" The tech executive caught wind of the campaign Monday, replying to Donaldson's tweet calling the campaign "cool" and inquiring "where are the trees being planted" and "what kind of trees.
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After agents finally brought Fonseca in for questioning after returning to the U.S. over the weekend, he immediately knew they were inquiring about the threatening snaps, according to court documents.
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One, from just under two years ago, was a serious request from a college friend's dad inquiring if I could provide any help with his daughter's safety and well-being.
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Families of Aurora victims sued, alleging that a seller who furnishes massive amounts of extremely dangerous products without inquiring as to their purpose might be liable under state tort law.
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I made peace with waiting by telling myself, and all of my inquiring family members, that a long engagement gave us more time to save up for the big day.
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The family of Daniel Stein, a victim of the attack who was buried on Tuesday, explicitly told inquiring federal officials that they did not want to meet with the president.
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Michael Ryan, the executive director of the New York City Board of Elections, said on Tuesday that the board had received about 1,100 calls from people inquiring about the letter.
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Rose and more than three dozen lawmakers sent Secretary of State Mike Pompeo a letter last October inquiring as to why certain white nationalist groups are not considered terrorist groups.
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Alferink pushed hard, inquiring why Perrin had been "emotional" and asking whether she had the "same empathy and thankfulness" for the man Siatta had fought, who was also a veteran.
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The stock has since given back more than two-thirds of that gain, in part following reports that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission had begun inquiring about Musk's activity.
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Mr. Cummings, who also sent a letter to Fannie Mae inquiring about its home sales, is not the only elected official from Maryland to target the rent-to-own business.
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There's a thread in Facebook's Help Community from five years ago inquiring whether this feature was available, with a few people sounding off in the comment sections with the same question.
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It wouldn't even be Uber's only federal investigation this year, after the Justice Department reportedly started inquiring into the company's use of the controversial "Greyball" software that allegedly identified government workers.
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He chose to answer cutting-edge queries about his underwear preference and how he celebrates a successful shareholders' meeting (commando and Cabernet wine from California, for the inquiring minds out there).
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California Governor Jerry Brown, a Democrat, signed into law in October measures that, among other things, prevent police from inquiring about immigration status and curtailing law enforcement cooperation with immigration officers.
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Inquiring with the Paris cemetery system, Ms. Wells learned Delaney's concession had expired six years after his death, but his remains had not been exhumed in 1985 as they should have.
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In addition to undergoing a memory assessment viewing faces and abstract words, participants filled out a questionnaire inquiring about GPA, use of oral birth control and sexual behaviors, among other things.
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Barry Mano, the president of the officials' association, said it received one or two calls weekly inquiring about the organization's assault insurance or for the legal advice that goes with it.
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But the head of the elections commission said that he has been calling the governor's office and the National Guard regularly inquiring about plans to distribute the material, to no avail.
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Then there's a long list of Democratic-leaning states about which the Trump camp is inquiring, but Clinton and her allies aren't yet spending to defend: Maine, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Mr. Smith's response came in a written statement in response to questions from The New York Times, which began inquiring about Mr. Simpson's record after a reader noted the 1989 case.
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In another exchange, a USC development official reached out to Giannulli as an alumni of the university, inquiring if they could set up an individualized tour or "flag" his daughter's application.
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Specifically, investigators were reportedly inquiring about whether Flynn was offered $15 million to ensure the extradition of a U.S.-based Turkish cleric whom Erdoğan suspects orchestrated a coup attempt in 2016.
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Now, during that early stage when a man mentions how long he's been single, instead of inquiring about the details of the breakup, I ask how he managed the healing process.
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The day before trial, after Osran was preparing to book his plane ticket to Virginia, and after I called the hospital inquiring about attending the court session, the case was dismissed.
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Angry customers are posting on the company's Facebook and Twitter accounts, complaining that they've received no response after inquiring about orders placed over 10 days ago that have not yet shipped.
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VICE submitted a Freedom of Information request on January 8 to the West Yorkshire Police, asking if Sanders's recommendations had been considered and inquiring about the perceived decrease in police numbers.
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" Inquiring about a storyline on the 19th season of The Bachelor (with Chris Soules), which Bristowe appeared on, Viall said he messaged her on Twitter and "that's how the seal was broken.
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The CFPB announced in November it was seeking input on the subject, specifically inquiring about potential issues around security and management of that data, as well as consumer choice for such services.
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During a Reddit Ask Me Anything session for his latest film, Jason Bourne, one inquiring user asked the most important question of the day: What are the ingredients of your ideal taco?
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The company has gotten hundreds of inquiring Instagram comments from people all over the world, and on their Facebook page, they have said they are "overwhelmed" with orders for the cheeky accessory.
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But as Recode began inquiring about the state of his late-stage venture arm, Thiel in recent weeks has become increasingly agitated with Royan and the state of affairs there, people say.
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The down-to-earth Queen engaged with the listening session participants frequently, asking a parent on the panel where she was from, and inquiring about the school's mission regarding building life skills.
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Cohen's assertion that Trump was inquiring about the project as late as June 2016, if true, would show Trump remained personally interested in a business venture in Russia well into his candidacy.
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The candy e-commerce website said it had received 253 emails inquiring about the candies, as well as 167 "panicked phone calls" as many attempted to buy the brand in bulk quantities.
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But the weight of the evidence argues pretty clearly against an imminent, devastating market downturn now — at least in part because we keep seeing articles inquiring about whether the top is near.
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I have a distinct memory of looking in the used music store at a wall of synthesizers sometime in 1989, and inquiring what the price was on a very interesting-looking synth.
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David Thomas, chief executive of Evident ID, an information security company based in Atlanta, suggested asking which employees have access to your files, and inquiring whether the firm offers extra login security.
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The judge assured the prospective jurors that they would be shielded from the inquiring gaze of the media and the public, who he theorized may attempt to "pry into" their personal affairs.
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Two White House advisers, responding to news reports that President Trump was inquiring about firing the Fed chairman, Jerome H. Powell, said he now understands he lacks the authority to do so.
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The current coronavirus pandemic has reunited the Hollywood exes, and inquiring mind want to know: now that they're self-isolating together, is there a chance that Jenner and Scott are back together?
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Throughout the day, he'd been approaching his job with the utmost seriousness, from suspecting a car of tailing them to inquiring about surveillance cameras to shielding Al from anyone who approached him.
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For awhile I might have asked colleagues if they had anything planned for the evening, but after seeing so many of them dramatically roll their eyes at the question, I stopped inquiring.
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The result will certainly be courts inquiring into the relationships of tippers and tippees, trying to determine if they're close enough that the tipper got a "benefit" from giving away the information.
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After Yu Hsin-Hsien was elected to the City Council that year in Taoyuan, a city near Taipei, mysterious strangers began inquiring about buying his Facebook page, which had around 280,000 followers.
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But after inquiring about dozens of apartments she found online, she said brokers and landlords repeatedly told her they didn't have any apartments available, or that they'd get back to her later.
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The 1968 film "Inquiring Nuns," newly restored from its 16-millimeter origins, was one of the company's earliest projects, directed by Gordon Quinn and Jerry Temaner, two of the company's founding members.
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But the mayor merely carried on — distributing blankets; inquiring about the migrants' well-being; and paying for the center out of the budget of the local agglomeration of towns which he runs.
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A rep for the rapper then reached out to Billboard, inquiring as to whether other artists with allegations of domestic and sexual violence against them would also be removed from the streaming service.
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In one instance, the Journal Sentinel found that TripAdvisor had conspicuously deleted 27 posts in a thread created by an Indianapolis woman inquiring whether the Mexican resort Riviera Maya was safe to visit.
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Alex Thompson, a reporter for VICE News, was arrested by Houston Police today while inquiring about press access to an event held for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at the Omni Westside Hotel.
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These questions are at times exceedingly personal and duplicitous, like asking what your biggest fear is or inquiring if you would resort to violence to gain information that could save other people's lives.
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Second, most of these tools ask questions to determine the investor's tolerance for risk, inquiring, for example, whether one would buy, sell or do nothing if stocks were to fall by 4013 percent.
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I'm still thrilled to get a close-up view of a resident cardinal's inquiring eyes, or to watch a red-bellied woodpecker, another year-round New Yorker, drumming away on a tree trunk.
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The details surrounding Epstein's death come amid a swirl of questions and conspiracy theories inquiring how Epstein would have successfully died by suicide under the watch of authorities in the high-profile facility.
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" DeGeneres, who clasped her hands as if praying while inquiring about Biden challenging President Trump, said, "And I don't know if it's going to be myself or Oprah [Winfrey] as your running mate.
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If it's not asking about her job, maybe it's inquiring about the book she's reading or volunteering to take care of the kids or dog while she spends time with a good friend.
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The former "90210" star says he was bombarded with emails after appearing last week on "TMZ Live," with tons of folks inquiring about the wheelchair Trevor used for his ailing German shepherd, Dogbert.
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After Sunday's shooting on an outdoor concert in Las Vegas, several readers have written to The New York Times inquiring about the viral claim that there was a second gunman or additional gunmen.
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But lunch hours and coffee breaks can be great times to duck out, and your increased productivity and alertness will be all the evidence you need to make your case to inquiring bosses.
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" It was truly the kind of performance you expect from a deranged person, brought out to explain why he blew up a large government building and inquiring cheerfully: "Has anybody seen my car?
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I recently spoke with McGraw via Skype, inquiring into the particulars of her platform, her political inspirations, and how her campaign for State Representative of Pennsylvania could be considered a work of art.
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Friends and family were immediately struck by her skill and began inquiring about purchasing her pieces, which inspired her mother and father to create Sophiola, an online venue to exhibit and sell her work.
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Marisa DeDominicis, cofounder of New York's Compost Learning Center, suggests seeking out local composting organizations and inquiring if they would accept the natural fiber (or 100% soluble hydrogel) masks, which would involve some testing.
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Boucher had a quick opportunity to get back on the minds of inquiring teams, suiting up for Canada Basketball for the first time in his career in a pair of exhibition games against China.
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On What To Ask Guests To Bring (& The Very Best Host Or Hostess Gifts!) If your guests are inquiring as to what they can bring, Porowski suggests instructing them to stop by the bakery.
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It means inquiring into the extraordinary phenomenon of a boisterous businessman with no political experience winning the Republican nomination, and the somewhat less remarkable phenomenon of a former president's wife becoming the Democratic nominee.
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Mueller has remained interested in Stone for a while, inquiring about Stone his 2016 conference calls, his emails with former Trump White House strategist Steve Bannon, and his contacts with conspiracy theorist Jerome Corsi.
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Right after the announcement, individuals outside the U.S. started calling a Virginia office of McEnearney Associates inquiring about property in the area, said Howell, although it's unclear how many of those people actually bought.
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While agents say they have convinced inquiring companies that new office space will arrive in time, satisfying them that housing will be available is "a harder sell", said Declan O'Reilly, director at Knight Frank.
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"The moratorium … ensures that these vital military readiness activities may be conducted without interference and is critical to their continuation," Kurta wrote to Gaetz in response to a letter inquiring about the drilling ban.
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But even deprived of his ability to speak, he still sought out moments for spontaneous conversation, at one point inquiring of me what I thought UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn should be doing differently.
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Linda Sarsour, an activist and one of the Women's March founders, told the Times that the confirmation proceedings of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh prompted women to send emails inquiring about the next march.
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In the conversation, Mr. Silver and the woman discussed "their desire to conceal the truth about their relationship from reporters inquiring about extramarital relationships," and how they should handle such inquiries, the government said.
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The Comey result comes as NBC News and other news agencies have confirmed this week that special prosecutor Robert Mueller is inquiring whether the president obstructed justice by seeking to impede the Russian investigation.
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Prosecutors said that, after a regulator began inquiring about Kinetic Concepts trading, Robert Stewart arranged to have a business associate, Richard Cunniffe, make trades for a cut of what became $1.16 million in profits.
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Pruitt came under fire for tasking aides and security staff with performing personal chores: searching for housing, fetching his dry cleaning and inquiring about purchasing a used mattress from Trump International Tower in Washington.
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The firm would provide the story line, play characters like inquiring reporters and angry protesters, and provide supporting material like social media posts and published articles, all designed to make us feel increasingly panicked.
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Pelosi directed six congressional committees to take a deep dive into Trump's dealings, inquiring about his past, and putting together a sufficient case that will come to a head with a vote to impeach.
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The Commerce Department will add a question inquiring about citizenship to the 2020 Census, a move critics fear could undercount immigrant communities and thus cost diverse states and localities congressional representation and federal resources.
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Philadelphia and Massachusetts also have in place that ban employers from inquiring about past salary, and according to law firm Fisher and Phillips, at least eight other states are looking to pass similar legislation.
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The response: Beijing said Thursday that it welcomed the gesture and was inquiring about the prices of US agricultural goods including soybeans and pork, per my CNN Business colleague Laura He in Hong Kong.
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Maxine asked the secretary during a House Financial Services Committee hearing on Thursday why his agency has not responded to a letter she sent in May inquiring about the president's financial ties to Russia.
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In late 2015, the suspects approached Judge Hila Gerstel, offering to make her attorney general in exchange for inquiring about her position regarding investigations of Sara Netanyahu, the wife of the Israeli Prime Minister.
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Maxine asked the secretary during a House Financial Services Committee hearing on Thursday why his agency has not responded to a letter she sent in May inquiring about the president's financial ties to Russia.
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In the days and weeks after the report, the lawsuit said, Woods Services saw a decline in resident referrals and received several inquiries from the family members of its residents, inquiring about its practices.
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A chain reaction followed as this prompted Ben to bring up the topic of Olivia with all the other women, inquiring how their relationships were with her, and of course, then it all came out.
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Police said they were also inquiring about whether family members of Supreme Court Chief Justice Abdulla Saeed and Supreme Court Justice Ali Hameed, who handed down last week's ruling, were involved in the apartment purchases.
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A Social Network When 27-year-old Sumita Dalmia messaged Anuj Patel on Twitter in 2013 inquiring about tickets to the Atlanta Zoo, she never thought she'd be speaking to the love of her life.
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But when people began inquiring about buying those units furnished, the team switched strategies and partnered with Design Within Reach to create new model units in a similar modern style, where such purchases are encouraged.
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Some of the users had posted message to an imageboard, know as Anon-IB, inquiring after nude photographs of women, while others had asked fellow users edit photos of women to make them appear nude.
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When I reached out to Unicode with several questions—including inquiring about the emoji's creator and whether the group was considering other taco forms—the organization's office manager passed along a statement from the board.
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Ghost Ranch, New Mexico Ghost Ranch isn't haunted by evil spirits — that was a rumor started by 19th-century cattle rustlers who used the area to hide stolen goods to keep inquiring minds at bay.
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This means not only pressing Russia to dismantle its illegal cruise missile but also inquiring into the motivations behind Moscow's cruise missile policy and making clear that the U.S. antimissile systems only serve defensive purposes.
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With geopolitical risks on the rise, some travel insurance companies report an uptick in calls from travelers checking on the details of already-purchased policies, and inquiring about pricing and broader options for future coverage.
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Startup founders and startup investors are going through changesA few inquiring minds have asked why we chose the title Founder Frenemies for our special report on the state of affairs in Silicon Valley's startup scene.
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In addition to inquiring about your hobbies and side hustles, job search platform some employers may also ask about your favorite website to get further insight on how you spend your hours outside of work.
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In separate closed-door testimony released on Monday, Ms. Croft told investigators that she received two separate phone calls from alarmed Ukrainian diplomats over the summer quietly inquiring about why the aid had been frozen.
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SEC examiners — which can offer recommendations to the regulators' enforcement arm — sent an undisclosed number of letters inquiring about firms' stock-selection methodology, as well as their proxy voting records with respect to ESG issues.
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One moment especially touched me, when Mr. Polenzani meltingly sang the inquiring phrases of the maiden, who welcomes "my beloved boy" and wonders why he has been standing so long outside her door at dawn.
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Mr. Sandy testified that he was informed that the aid freeze came directly from Mr. Trump, who he was told began inquiring about the assistance package on June 19, after seeing a news media report.
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Thompson was arrested while inquiring about media access to an event held at the Omni by the Remembrance Project, a Houston-based non-profit that advocates for families with loved ones killed by undocumented immigrants.
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Not long after I sent an email to Theory Interactive, inquiring about the game's status and the lack of any meaningful updates well into 2018, the developers quietly posted an update saying the game was coming.
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"Wilkie, who led the Pentagon's vast personnel and readiness operation before his VA appointment, quietly began inquiring with military officials last fall about Goldstein's past, according to three people with knowledge of his efforts," Lisa writes.
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In a series of snaps titled "Skincare Secrets with John," Mayer shares state-of-the-art techniques for stage-ready skin, along with which products help make it all happen — because inquiring minds want to know.
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The department has, however, sent letters to 44 states inquiring about the accuracy of their voter rolls—something many fear implies a green light for states that want to make it harder for people to vote.
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One night when I sat with them in their dining room, a knock at the door startled and silenced the household before everyone realized it was only Jason's friend inquiring if he wanted to play basketball.
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Investigators have been inquiring into Lula's possible role in a multibillion-dollar bribery scheme centred on Petrobras, the state-controlled oil giant, which appears to have begun while he was in office from 2003 to 2010.
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The Republican lawmaker is also facing immense scrutiny from authorities who are inquiring about his relationships with several women in D.C. as well as why thousands of dollars in campaign expenditures were charged to Washington restaurants.
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But Mr. Portale said the video of the 11-hour interrogation shows that around the seventh hour, Ms. Graswald appears not to have understood her rights, inquiring about "Miranda" as though it might be a person.
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Jordan also "pushed back" on claims from a law firm involved in the Strauss investigation that he had failed to respond to emails and phone calls inquiring about the abuse, and said he'd gladly answer questions.
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Since Trump's executive orders on immigration, the number of immigrants inquiring about citizenship has also doubled at a Muslim organization in Southern California and at Latin American-focused groups in Maryland and New York, advocates said.
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Mr. Davis also testified that Mr. Walters sometimes spoke in code, using "Dallas Cowboys" to refer to Dean Foods and asking "How's the milkman doing?" when inquiring about the company, then the country's largest dairy processor.
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Inquiring early makes it easier to find a camp that's both a great fit (financially and otherwise) and has open spots, and to ask about discounts, payment plans and scholarships if the price is a stretch.
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She sent a note to Adele — who had cut the album's "Hiding My Heart" as a bonus track on a limited-edition British version of Adele's 2011 album, "21" — inquiring if she might include Adele's recording.
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The deals with unknown destinations "will stir rumors of possible China sales following cash reports that China was inquiring at the end of last week," said Arlan Suderman, chief commodities economist for U.S. broker INTL FCStone.
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And then they would lock it up in the secret archive and they would lie to law enforcement, they would lie to parishioners, they'd lie to the media and those inquiring, or they would hide it.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A bill to make California a sanctuary state, by preventing police from inquiring about immigration status and curtailing law enforcement cooperation with immigration officers, was signed into law by the governor on Thursday.
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DeSaulnier (D-CA) signed onto an open letter to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos asking for a full list of law enforcement agencies using the technology and inquiring about safeguards for using it on children younger than thirteen.
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But, Marlowe adds, for people still inquiring about Brody, the hospital is asking them to adopt one of any number of other available dogs, noting that there are so many dogs with the same background as Brody's.
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Eric Greitens' legal and political woes deepen, some White House officials are inquiring whether the controversy could also envelop the governor's former top campaign adviser, Nick Ayers, who is now Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff.
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She logged on with her own I.D. If she were to glance at any patient's data, she explained, the access would be tagged to her name, and she would get a call inquiring why it was necessary.
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This logical strategy still isn't widely used, but it's gaining more and more attention, especially from politicians looking to balance budgets, Possingham said, adding that the US Fish and Wildlife Services recently started inquiring about the idea.
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In 2012, the City Council in Newark, New Jersey similarly prohibited landlords and real estate brokers from inquiring about or considering arrests that did not lead to conviction, expunged or sealed records, or records of juvenile delinquency.
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He tells NPR that as a kid he often hung out at a comic book shop near his school where he was handed his first copy of "Black Panther" after inquiring about comic books with black people.
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Citing conversations with three people with knowledge of the efforts, the newspaper said that around the time of Goldstein's complaint, Wilkie, who previously worked at the Pentagon, "quietly began inquiring with military officials" about the aide's past.
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"The Government has full faith in the ongoing work of the investigators and the independent inquiring magistrate who should be allowed to continue carrying out their duties in a serene and independent manner," it said on Wednesday.
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He wasn't exaggerating: Like all diners, my husband and I received an email in advance of our reservation inquiring about our likes and dislikes and any allergies — then enjoyed a meal that met our pescatarian preferences perfectly.
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To take in the full span of his art at a lingering, inquiring pace means you get to spend time with a sharp social thinker, a wry (and increasingly melancholic) metaphysician and a plain-style visual poet.
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I reached out to Novus from my personal email account using my real name inquiring whether its students could sit for the bar exam, if classes were taught live, and how many students had completed Novus's EJD program.
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On September 15, three weeks after I began inquiring about the tattoo and at least seven months after the investigation ended, the department for the first time ordered Lichterman to cover it up while on duty, Kinebrew said.
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In response to an audience member inquiring about Hollywood being "out of touch with Middle America or of living in a bubble" following the 2016 election, Parker offered her differing opinion, which she formulated from real-life events.
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Senators spent the day again asking questions of Trump's defense team and House managers, with lawmakers inquiring about witnesses, whether it's ever acceptable to ask a foreign country to investigate U.S. citizens and even who pays Rudy Giuliani.
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KHarlles, a recording artist with 3,178 followers, noted that there has been an increase in DMs inquiring how he got his badge, but largely, getting verified on Instagram "was very positive" and has been useful to his career.
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CNN has obtained a copy of the letter Menendez sent Tuesday to Pompeo inquiring about US policy and objectives in Niger as President Donald Trump's top diplomat prepares to brief the entire committee on the issue this week.
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"I'm happy with the team, we get along really well, we have a good relationship, and I think they like me as well," he said, turning to the team's press attaché and inquiring if that was the case.
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When she asked her aides why the senator was trying to reach her, they told her about Dr. Melgen's billing issue involving the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and that Mr. Menendez had been inquiring about it.
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Inquiring about one listing, they encountered William Bergin, a salesman at ReMax Benchmark Realty Group in New Windsor, N.Y. "They were looking for a farm-style house, not just your average colonial or split level," Mr. Bergin said.
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Lam's bookstore was filled with eager new customers, and in 2014 a group from Mighty Current came inquiring about the store in a bid to combine their prolific publishing output with the shop's reputation and large customer base.
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An L.L. Bean official quickly reminded inquiring news media that the company makes "no political endorsements or contributions," despite the fact that board member Linda Bean donated thousands of dollars to a political action committee that supported Trump.
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On the well-trafficked Queen's Road in the Sheung Wan district, the clerk at one small shop, presiding over a counter piled with dried goji berries, almonds and mung beans, readily offered pangolin scales to an inquiring customer.
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Both Butt and Redouane were shot dead by police within eight minutes of the first call, authorities said, adding they were still inquiring into the identity of the third attacker, who was also shot dead at the scene.
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And if it wasn't Trump on the other end of the phone, it was often another White House staffer or outside adviser inquiring about the President's mood and asking advice on how best to broach an issue with him.
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David Uberti reports that the New Jersey attorney general sent a letter to Facebook inquiring about an anti-Semitic page: Anti-Semitic comments, such as arguments for eradicating Jews "like Hitler did," have flooded a New Jersey Facebook page.
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He's been tweeting about all sorts of things: His new album, Swish turned Waves turned The Life of Pablo, Wiz Khalifa's cool pants, moving on from CDs and inquiring after Deadmau5's availability to play daughter North's birthday party.
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"This new information provided by DOD appears to confirm at least part of the underlying allegation, which is that you were actively inquiring with the Pentagon within days of the presidential election," Cummings and Lynch wrote in the letter.
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As oil markets rebounded from 244-year lows this week, U.S. shale companies - for the first time in months - started inquiring and placing new hedges for the next few years, according to three market sources familiar with money flows.
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These apps can also work in unexpected ways, specifically to avoid harm and danger: In Dakar, my friend and I received warnings via Grindr about inquiring openly about gay bars and hangouts, as homosexuality is still illegal in Senegal.
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As oil markets rebounded from 20163-year lows this week, U.S. shale companies - for the first time in months - started inquiring and placing new hedges for the next few years, according to three market sources familiar with money flows.
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In 2015, Colony emailed about a lease renewal, asking him for a new security deposit and inquiring whether his appliances had been included in his original lease, as if to suggest he should be paying a fee for them.
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The New Old Age In March 2017, a woman met with the admissions coordinator at Madison York Assisted Living in Queens, inquiring about placement for her mother-in-law, who was using a wheelchair while recovering from hip surgery.
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"Jim Rybicki notified me last month that he will be leaving the FBI to accept an opportunity in the corporate sector," Wray said in a statement that was provided to CNN after the network began inquiring about the change.
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"In the last five years, I've seen more people inquiring about ways to make their hands look a little bit more youthful," said Dr. T.Y. Steven Ip, a board-certified plastic surgeon with offices in Manhattan, Beverly Hills, Calif.
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He issued arrest warrants for residents who fell behind on payments — including a 2015-year-old woman who had been fined for a trash-removal violation — without inquiring whether they even had the ability to pay the exorbitant amounts.
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In the lobby, where decades-old Melegatti television commercials played on a loop (they featured scantily clad Native Americans or primitive-seeming Africans, all enraptured by pandoro) the secretary was busy referring inquiring customers to the on-site shop.
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One former Facebook engineer said he has been contacted by about a dozen Facebook employees since leaving the company this summer, saying they were thinking about leaving the company or inquiring what his experience has been like since his own departure.
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Last week, the Journal citing people familiar with the matter reported that New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has been inquiring into why the company has not written down the value of its assets despite a decline in oil prices.
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In late March, Wyden sent a letter to DISA inquiring as to why the Pentagon had not already enabled STARTTLS, as it is widely used by default throughout the federal government and in the private sector to protect email communications.
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You're holding the line like you're defending Gralea, but just as the city was befallen by Daemons, the enchiladas break the phalanx and now everyone at the Phoenix, Cincinnati and Spokane offices are inquiring about the interference on the line.
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In addition, on the night before the inauguration, he made an appearance at a Trump supporter event called the DeploraBall, but quickly left after being approached by reporters (including one from BuzzFeed News) inquiring about his role on Trump's transition team.
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The regulation even spells out an example in which an advisor tells a student inquiring about financial aid that "most of our students receive scholarships," which could be considered misleading if the student made a decision based on that information.
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The group read a set of questions inquiring about the biennale's lack of response toward recent allegations of sexual abuse by one of the biennale's cofounders and prominent members of India's art world, Riyas Komu, and prominent contributor, artist Subodh Gupta.
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Josh Gottheimer, who defeated the seven-term lawmaker, told a local New Jersey news outlet that Garrett hasn't returned his calls or responded to a certified letter inquiring about a transition so constituent requests don't get lost during the handoff.
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It held that because the ban "has a legitimate grounding in national security concerns, quite apart from any religious hostility, (the Court) must accept that independent justification" without inquiring whether that grounding or illicit discrimination actually motivated the president's actions.
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Washington (CNN)Two Democratic lawmakers are inquiring about the steps the White House is taking to make sure President Donald Trump's personal communications are protected after it was reported that Trump has ramped up the use of his personal cell phone.
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The DC City Council passed the Fair Criminal Record Screening for Housing Act of 2016 to prohibit housing providers from inquiring about an applicant's criminal history until providing a conditional offer of tenancy and limited the record inquiry to seven years.
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In a 22016 study, researchers for the US Department of Housing and Urban Development sent out two types of emails to landlords inquiring about housing opportunities — one came from a heterosexual couple, and the other from a gay or lesbian couple.
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Several stand-alone birthing centers across the country tell TMZ they are seeing a massive influx of inquiring moms-to-be looking to deliver their babies -- either at their facilities or even at home ... just like in the old days.
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Republicans are inquiring about Mitt Romney's willingness to run for the seat, and he has been open to overtures from national donors and his own former campaign aides, according to two people who have spoken with him in recent weeks.
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Ms. Sellers added that people affected by the storm — or inquiring about how to help — could call the help line 211 (or text "Florence" to 898211, or visit online) for information about local conditions and services in dozens of languages.
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Soon after the advertisements ran, representatives for the House and Senate Intelligence Committees called a Washington-based lawyer for Mr. Deripaska, Adam Waldman, inquiring about taking his client up on the offer to testify, Mr. Waldman said in an interview.
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After his appointment to the intelligence post this week, officials at the office of the director of national intelligence (ODNI) made calls to US diplomats in Germany inquiring about Grenell's leadership style, two sources familiar with the matter told CNN.
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It struck me that she wasn't greeting customers or inquiring after their well-being; she was simply visiting with them, moving without haste or urgency, as if in a different time zone; as if there was nowhere else she'd rather be.
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Investigators had been inquiring about the matter for months before the formal launch of the probe, which also came on a day before the Intelligence Committee revealed the existence of a whistleblower complaint that supercharged the House's march toward impeachment.
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"Well Tom your latest review is accompanied by a picture of my husband dining with a woman who isn't me!" she wrote on Wednesday's column, nestled between other commenters inquiring after romantic dinner spots and restaurant recommendations in Charleston, South Carolina.
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With no formidable opponent left on the conference schedule, and victories over many of the top-ranked teams already recorded, an inquiring mind wants to wonder whether the Huskies might in a couple of years be on the doorstep of 200.
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After The Times recently began inquiring about Blue Hill Plaza, New Jersey's attorney general issued another round of subpoenas seeking information from the state agency that administers the incentive programs — a request that would include information about Blue Hill Plaza.
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The New York State attorney general's office began inquiring in 2015 whether the foundation, which said on one of its sites that it had offices in Manhattan and the Virgin Islands, needed to register as a charity in New York.
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Keith Ellison (D-MN), one of the top progressives in the House and deputy chair of the Democratic National Committee, sent a letter Monday to HHS Secretary Alex Azar inquiring about the appointment of Daniel Best to oversee drug pricing reform.
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In a December document first reported by ProPublica, the Department of Justice argued that inquiring about citizenship status in the decennial census was critical to enforcing Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, which protects against racial discrimination in voting.
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Some of the initial questions focused on standard material for the campaign— redditors inquiring about how soon after his election Trump's proposed wall on the Mexican border would begin construction, or how Trump planned to address accusations of opponent Hillary Clinton's alleged corruption.
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When the package did not arrive, according to an ATF affidavit filed in court, Bailey, using a false name, called the post office twice inquiring about its status and gave a tracking number that matched the parcel in which the explosives were found.
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As she reports in Psychological Science this week, she found that those who have been to university do indeed seem to leave with broader and more inquiring minds than those who have spent their immediate post-school years in vocational training for work.
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"Meanwhile, #GabrielleUnion was spotted minding her business in the background of the footage of [Tristan Thompson] & his side piece, but inquiring minds want to know — what's the tea sis?" the Instagram account captioned the series of photos, which included a smiling Union, 45.
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Once a legal quirk of the tech industry, which used them to protect trade secrets, NDAs have proliferated across the business landscape, placing every secret and item of misconduct out of range for inquiring journalists who might want to expose a misdeed.
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Though the inquiring shopper can find sex toys and lingerie in shops which also carry a hodgepodge of other products in the country's largest market, Dantokpa, it's Adjibi's insistence of the importance of sexual pleasure for women that makes her stand out.
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In a 2017 poll by Lake Research Partners, the majority of voters said they prefer to communicate with a live person at the Social Security Administration when applying for benefits, replacing a lost Social Security card, or inquiring about their earnings records.
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Plus, if employers begin to ask too many lifestyle-related questions as part of these programs (such as inquiring into employees' pot-smoking habits), they may see younger, generally healthier employees choosing to opt out in order to avoid losing their jobs.
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Abby's advice seekers were generally inquiring about how best to handle a daughter-in-law who had neglected to write a thank-you note, or how best to handle a mother-in-law who was buying her grandchildren too many expensive gifts.
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In what is now known widely as the ACE Study, they surveyed 17,000 mostly white, middle-class residents of San Diego who were enrolled in Kaiser Permanente, an H.M.O., inquiring about 10 categories of adversity, including physical, sexual or emotional abuse or neglect.
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In 2014, the then-35-year-old Franco was embroiled in a media scandal after screenshots surfaced of messages he sent to a 17-year-old fan, offering to get a room at her hotel and inquiring as to when she turns 18.
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" After inquiring about Feinberg's ethnicity, Conway also seemed to lose the thread of what she was trying to say and instead went on an angry rant about how "a lot of us are sick and tired of this country — of America coming last.
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Musk was treated as a star by investors at the annual meeting, receiving applause as he laid out plans for global expansion and going so far as to tell an inquiring investor that Tesla engineers "actually have a design for a submarine car".
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But after getting emails from customers inquiring about how to inject themselves, and after worrying aloud that "people are going to get hurt" because "everybody is trying to one-up each other more and more," he stopped selling the product this year.
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We first learn that the girls of the FLA are "victims of sexual abuse" during a humorous speech from Big Mother (costumed as a nun, no less) to a police officer inquiring about the missing male renegade (Til Schindler) hidden in their cellar.
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At Nike, a covert survey by female employees — inquiring whether their female peers had faced sexual harassment or gender discrimination at the company — recently found its way to the chief executive's desk, leading to the resignation of a number of top executives.
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After he scrolled past an Instagram post reporting on the sales for Cardi's recent fashion partnership, Offset beamed and announced to the room, "Man, my girl sold $10.8 million dollars in three hours," before FaceTiming her and inquiring about her royalty rate.
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By the following year, r/FuckYouKaren became its own subreddit, popularizing jokes about the haircut and irritating entitled behavior, and teenagers named Karen began inquiring why so many people were suddenly "telling [them] to go fuck themselves." r/FuckYouKaren currently has 275,000 members.
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We're told TONS of people have been inquiring about the spot -- located on the 63rd floor (with kickass views of Central Park and the city) -- and one of the interested parties is Ronaldo ... whose people have already contacted realtors for a walkthrough.
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The spokesperson said in a statement that the rule change had been under consideration for some time, with meme posts gaining traction as a campaign tool, and with both political campaigns and government agencies inquiring about the company's policies on their use.
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After his arrest, Wright wrote letters to the White House from his jail cell, using QAnon phraseology and inquiring about "The Storm," the day when QAnon followers believe that all of Trump's enemies will be simultaneously arrested and martial law will be declared.
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On Thursday, three Democrats who were identified in the ACLU test - Senator Edward Markey, Representative Luis Gutiérrez and Representative Mark DeSaulnier - sent a letter to Jeff Bezos, Amazon's chief executive, expressing concern and inquiring about the tool's accuracy and use by law enforcement.
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Hoffman has been admirably low-key about the viral success of his new friend: "I'll have to have a chat with the fox before making any money from this," he responded to a news channel inquiring about licensing the clip on his YouTube channel.
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The result is likely to foster a more inquiring and critical citizenry, tending to question why a political monopoly that once caused the deaths of millions and now chooses for its population what they should read, see and text to each other should rule unchallenged.
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While the U.S. has already effectively banned the use of Chinese telecom gear by American carriers, the Journal writes that U.S. officials have begun inquiring whether other suppliers based outside of China can move their production chains for U.S.-bound gear totally outside the country.
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"I also like to ask you how I can help to be sure these children reunite with their families as quickly as possible?" she asked an official at the Texas facility, before inquiring about the physical and mental state of the children when they arrived.
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National Labor Relations Board Chairman John Ring recently accused Democrats in the U.S. Senate of attempting to improperly influence a major case against McDonald's Corp by inquiring about potential conflicts of interest that he and another board member appointed by President Donald Trump may have.
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In the early 1960s, in Washington on a mission to buy weapons from the United States government — this time legally — Mr. Peres was unexpectedly invited to meet President John F. Kennedy, who put him on the spot, inquiring about Israeli intentions regarding nuclear weapons.
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Ahead of his meticulously planned "Chemical Bank Protest," he sent out press releases and posed in costume for the photographer Peter Hujar; afterward, he contacted a Chemical Bank executive, citing the intervention's huge success and inquiring about a PR job (and an outrageously high salary).
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Chinese investors inquiring about property investment in Singapore have hit record highs since the second quarter of 22019, and China's most widely used internet marketplace for foreign property purchases thinks that the trend will "maintain itself" until at least the first half of 2020.
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The murder obsesses Satah but constitutes a mere fraction of the human cost of a policy that, since July 19, 2013, has sent more than 2,000 asylum seekers and refugees to Manus and the tiny Pacific island nation of Nauru, far from inquiring eyes.
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Finally, it was just a few hours after the New York Times started inquiring about the Trump Tower meeting that President Trump ditched his American translator to have a long private side conversation with Vladimir Putin at a G20 dinner, with no Americans present.
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The suspect, who was not identified, was arrested on Thursday after police and federal authorities learned he was inquiring about buying grenades and using them in Times Square, one of the most visited destinations in the United States, the New York Daily News reported.
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According to Senate Bill 1394, doctors must now ask women the reason for which they're choosing to to have an abortion — specifically inquiring whether the pregnancy is the result of a rape or if they're requesting abortion care because they're victims of domestic abuse or sex trafficking.
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The going rate to book McMaster and Kelly could not be confirmed but was quoted to people inquiring in ranges at less than half of Haley's rate — a fact that underscores the perceived value of her future political viability and her remaining in Trump's good graces.
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It was around that time, he said, that a man he came to believe was working for the Russian internal intelligence service, the F.S.B., began showing up at the lab in Moscow, inquiring about the bottles used for storing the urine samples tested for banned substances.
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Roger Cohen Robert Silvers was an American, Chicago-educated, and he went at things as he had taught himself, free-style, to create, in The New York Review of Books, a literary journal unlike any other, his "paper," the repository for every marvel of his inquiring mind.
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"In response to your request, given longstanding law and practice, we are not inclined to make the former Deputy Counsel to the President available for a transcribed interview inquiring into his conversations and advice he provided while serving as Deputy Counsel to the President," Cipollone wrote.
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A recent blog post on Divorce Online's site notes that the company decided to compile all of the divorce petitions that mentioned addiction to "Fortnite" and other online games after noticing an uptick in the number of couples who cited the game when inquiring about divorce services.
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This requirement made the process of acquiring a trademark more expensive, but it also created new business opportunities: In August, the World Trademark Review reported that Chinese law firms had been reaching out to their American counterparts inquiring about idle trademarks, and whether they might be up for sale.
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In the early 2000s, Rosseter worked the Playboy incident into a one-woman show she was developing – but dropped the project altogether when her agent got a call from Hoffman's office inquiring about the show, in fear that he might be planning to issue an injunction or sue her.
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"In response to your request, given longstanding law and practice, we are not inclined to make the former Deputy Counsel to the President available for a transcribed interview inquiring into his conversations and advice he provided while serving as Deputy Counsel to the President," Cipollone wrote to Cummings.
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The firm, represented by Epstein Becker & Green, filed an answer in New York state court in Manhattan to an October lawsuit by Kristen Blanda, who claims White & Case violated a state law barring employers from disciplining workers for "inquiring about, discussing or disclosing" their wages absent a written policy.
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And in doing so I always felt the piercing, inquiring gaze of the page boy who had come to demand his dues, who was waiting in the gray light of dawn on the empty field for me to accept the challenge and avert the misfortune lying ahead of him.
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"It appears that the [Justice official] was at the very least inquiring into why the FBI was pursuing a case against the Clinton Foundation during the election, and at worst, attempting to improperly and illegally influence the status of an ongoing investigation for purely partisan purposes," Goodlatte wrote.
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A colorful cross-section of the Detroit-Hamtramck art and hackerspace communities turned up at the opening, but during my second visit, there were numerous visitors walking in off the street (including one confused father with two kids in bathing suits, inquiring about the location of the pool).
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When she asked why he was inquiring about her weekend schedule, Mr. Lavender, who calls himself "a storyteller at heart," thickened the plot with an unscripted line that left Ms. Gregorian momentarily speechless: "I'd like to fly to D.C. to take you out to dinner," he recalled saying.
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"When I talked to current or recovering addicts, they would compare heroin to a girl or a relationship," said Ms. Sherin, a young woman with inquiring eyes who, seated next to the towering Mr. Manthey at Scribbles coffee shop here recently, talked about their play with seriousness and passion.
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"Officers will start inquiring about the immigration status of every person they come in contact with, or worse, only inquire about the immigration status of individuals based on their appearance," read the letter from two law enforcement groups, the Texas Major Cities Chiefs and the Texas Police Chiefs Association.
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The arrest was ordered by a judge from Spain's national court who is inquiring whether Mr. Conde and relatives set up a network of companies to help channel back to Spain money stashed away in offshore accounts in Switzerland, Britain and other financial centers before the demise of Banesto.
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"In response to your request, given longstanding law and practice, we are not inclined to make the former Deputy Counsel to the President available for a transcribed interview inquiring into his conversations and advice he provided while serving as Deputy Counsel to the President," Cipollone wrote, referring to Passantino.
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"In Pursuit Of" is a jolly sextet danced by three young women and three young men from City Ballet, at its most individual in a duet for Ms. Hod and Devin Alberda: Ms. Hod makes us see the uncertainty of their changing relationship from her inquiring point of view.
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" West said that the volatility has not yet led investors to take risk off the table from stocks to get three percent-yielding bonds, however, he added, "In the past week I had more clients and people calling and inquiring about current cash rates than we've had in nine years.
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"I tried it and paid for it to see what would come out, and this poor cashier calls me over five minutes later to ask me what I meant by my order," Ari told Mashable via Twitter DM. After inquiring, the cashier presented Ari with her order: an empty bag.
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In the subsequent 24 hours, Ioffe — who is Jewish and was born in Russia — has been told she should be burned in an oven, told she should be shot in the head, received a call inquiring about overnight casket delivery, and sent Photoshopped images of her in a concentration camp uniform.
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The parents (pictured) of one of those victims, a 15-year-old boy named Sergio Adrián Hernández Güereca, were present for Hernández v Mesa, a Supreme Court oral argument on November 12th inquiring into what remedy families have—if any—to hold border agents accountable when they use indiscriminate force.
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In the aftermath of the Chicago Cubs' acquisition of closer/domestic abuse guy/imminent free agent Aroldis Chapman from the New York Yankees, the Kansas City Royals reportedly told inquiring teams that the package the Yankees received "wouldn't get it done" if they were inclined to move closer Wade Davis.
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About half of all school portraits are taken by Lifetouch, according to the New York Times, including the ones taken of me at Bloomfield Central School District between 1997 and 2010, according to some administrator I spoke to on the phone briefly who did not ask why I was inquiring.
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He wasn't very interested in what was happening on the field, but spent a great deal of time talking to a group of wheelchair-bound veterans — inquiring about their injuries and their treatment, offering his card to those who needed assistance or who just wanted to visit him in the Pentagon.
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After bumping into Cardinal McCarrick at the pope's residence in the Vatican, and listening to the American boast about his freedom to travel, Archbishop Viganò wrote, he contacted Cardinal Parolin, the secretary of state and top adviser to Francis, in April 2014 inquiring whether the sanctions were still in force.
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At the same time, the Trump campaign is also inquiring about ads in historically Democratic territory — Maine, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin — counting on the candidate's appeal with working-class white voters to overcome the traditional blue tint of these four states, none of which has gone Republican since the 244s.
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He sat at a desk in a shared office and hung out on sets, eavesdropping, inquiring, viewing—a process of bold assimilation and imposture recapped in his 2002 movie, "Catch Me If You Can," in which a real-life teen-ager, Frank Abagnale, Jr. (Leonardo DiCaprio), insinuates himself into successive careers.
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" Frances X. Clines, reporting for The Times that day, noted a sense of spectacle in a usually demure press corps: "A crush of American journalists, inquiring after the Princess' wardrobe and whims, camped around the capital to record a varied itinerary that was protected by a throng of security guards.
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"We were approached by Nigel Benn a few months ago inquiring whether we would grant him a license, but he was told that we would not consider it, given his age and how long he has been away from the sport," the Telegraph quoted BBBoC general secretary Robert Smith as saying.
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William Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine, testified for the first time about a close aide who overheard Trump inquiring about the status of his desired "investigations," just a day after the president raised the issue with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in the now infamous phone call on July 25.
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Lipschultz makes the argument that because XSEED's conversation with Acquire was so brief—the studio agreed to the change and included it in the next development version of the game, it wasn't a big back and forth—it's impossible to know if merely inquiring about the sign was pressure to censor.
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Mr. Trump signed an executive order shortly after becoming president targeting cities and counties that limit their cooperation with federal immigration authorities by, for example, refusing in some instances to turn over illegal immigrants held in local jails on other matters or preventing local police officers from inquiring about immigration status.
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In an ongoing case involving a challenge to this law, patient health, the right to bear arms, and free speech crash into each other The conflict began in June 2011, when Florida Governor Rick Scott signed the Firearm Owners' Privacy Act, which prohibits healthcare providers from inquiring about gun ownership.
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After reading this account and listening to the audio it was clear that the incident was worth looking into on a much deeper level, and that's what we did, inquiring with the 2142nd Fighter Wing based at Portland International Airport, North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD), and the FAA about the odd ordeal.
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Though it would be years before he would understand that having two moms made him different, we had decisions to make about our son early on: what language we would use to describe our family, how we would answer questions from loved ones and strangers, how we would respond to inquiring minds.
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Mueller's report also addressed his membership at Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Va., saying he wrote a resignation letter in October 85033 explaining "we live in the District and find that we are unable to make full use of the club" and inquiring about a partial refund for his initiation fee.
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Details of the allegations were not released, but Mr. MacDonald's statement said the criminal investigation arose after an inquiry to college officials by the college newspaper, The Dartmouth, which reported last week that the professors had disappeared from their campus posts and fliers had been posted around campus inquiring as to their whereabouts.
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Many are studies for the works in the show, and aside from a few that sink into torpid academicism, all are executed with an unerringly fluid line, trembling across the contours of a form — a hand, a pleated gown, an open, inquiring face — setting it aglow in the gallery's protectively dim light.
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D.) and Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.) wrote to executives at Amazon, Apple, Intel and other tech companies inquiring about their efforts to patch the vulnerabilities and mitigate the threat.
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Pallone sent the three CEOs a series of questions inquiring about what the reach is of Facebook pages that have recently been transformed into Kavanaugh or Ford groups, if the companies have been working with third-party researchers on the matter and if their efforts to combat foreign influence include sexual assault allegations against Kavanaugh.
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He lingered at every house along the way, exchanging greetings, inquiring about relatives and accepting well-wishes and good food, as he sauntered through the narrow, cobblestone streets of the Bo-Kaap, a neighborhood that, in a quirk of South Africa's apartheid history, was preserved as an ethnic enclave in this otherwise white city.
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The panel is inquiring whether Kushner, his wife Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpPresident tweets 'few work harder' than Ivanka, Jared Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE, and other members of the Trump administration may have violated the Presidential Records Act.
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After the ruling on the citizenship question, President Trump took to Twitter to question why his administration was not allowed to ask what he called "a basic question" and said he was inquiring into whether the census could be postponed so that the justices could make a "final and decisive decision" on the matter.
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Mr. Walters was said to have provided a cellphone, called the Bat Phone, to Mr. Davis for use while communicating insider information, and to have spoken in code, using "Dallas Cowboys" to refer to Dean Foods and asking "How's the milkman doing?" when inquiring about Dean, at the time the country's largest dairy processor.
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It says that Malta "clearly lacks an overall strategy" for ensuring the integrity of government officials and that the capacity of the criminal justice system to respond to accusations of corruption is hampered by anomalies in the distribution of responsibilities between the attorney-general, the police and the inquiring magistrates that in practice lead to paralysis.
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Seven states, Puerto Rico, and several cities have all already passed legislation forbidding employers from inquiring about a person's previous salary in an effort to close the wage gap, believing that will force companies to base a job offer not off a person's current wages, but instead on the going market rate of that individual's skills and talents.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive sneak peek of Friday's upcoming episode of Mama June: From Not to Hot, 12-year-old Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson introduces her mother, Mama June Shannon, to two potential talents — ribbon twirling and making music with water glasses — that she could learn for an upcoming pageant while also inquiring about a particular subject: sex.
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The horrible off-screen death of Anna and Elsa's parents, already difficult enough to explain to an inquiring child, now becomes a central focus of the plot… Frozen 2 stops just short of letting old things die, but earns kudos for acknowledging that royal families don't exactly gain their power because of how kind and generous they are.
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Cavusoglu said U.S. authorities had not replied to a first diplomatic note from Turkey, but responded to a second note sent on Wednesday inquiring about Zarrab's condition after the U.S. Federal Bureau of Prisons website showed that Zarrab had been released last week and his lawyers said they had not heard from their client in five days.
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That Carson would be remembered for a book about the danger of back-yard pesticides like DDT would have surprised her in her younger years, when she was a marine biologist at the U.S. Bureau of Fisheries, writing memos about shad and pondering the inquiring snouts of whales, having specialized, during graduate school, in the American eel.
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The panel is inquiring whether Kushner, his wife Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE, and other members of the Trump administration may have violated the Presidential Records Act.
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We were standing at the Helen Atkinson Health Center—the clinic in Harlem where we were inquiring about therapy—and the person behind the desk had just finished telling Rojas that there was a new patient appointment available in two weeks, and that it would cost $120 for her first visit and $80 per weekly appointment thereafter.
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Uppermost on the reader's inquiring mind is how Ivana's intimate perspective might help us unlock how the slick wheeler-dealer who charmed and courted her when she arrived in Manhattan in the 1970s — "an all-American good guy," her instincts told her — mutated over the decades into a president so seething with ignorance, malice, prejudice and destruction.
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Which is why if Pinker and others are genuinely worried about a waning appreciation of the inquiring scientific spirit, they should consider the possibility that some of their own smug secular certainties might be part of the problem — that they might, indeed, be stifling the more comprehensive kind of curiosity upon which the scientific enterprise ultimately depends.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.) on Wednesday sent letters to the FBI and the Energy Department inquiring about Bradford's hacking claim.
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Before they attempt to summit Everest again this April, the two legendary adventurers â€" who became fast friends after meeting seven years ago in the Himalayas â€" stopped by SXSW to chat about the tech that saves their lives during the climbs and give inquiring minds some insight on what it's really like to take on the world’s tallest mountain.
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Our Constitution precludes inquiring into the motives of the president (as distinguished from questioning the motives of the former director of the FBI) who has taken actions authorized by Article II. So perhaps, the reason why Rosenstein has remained on the case is because he knows that the firing of Comey can never be the basis for a criminal or impeachment charge.
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William Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine, on Wednesday said one of his staffers had overheard Trump inquiring about "the investigations" by Ukraine into former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE and his son Hunter Biden during a conversation with Sondland.
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To explore the complex feelings modern women have when it comes to talking about money (and empower them to be more transparent about it), Visa commissioned Lieberman Research Worldwide (LRW) to conduct a national survey with 1,411 millennials and 831 Gen X'ers as part of its Money Is Changing campaign, inquiring about their outlooks on everything from asking for a raise to sharing budgets with friends.
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Woodward told Trump that he reached out to roughly a half-dozen staffers inquiring about an interview with the president, including White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Florida first lady to miss Women for Trump event due to planned execution Trump adopts familiar mantra on possible recession: fake news MORE and deputy press secretary Raj Shah.
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HappyOrNot is profitable, and its revenues have doubled each year for the past several years; its clients have a habit of inquiring whether, by chance, the company is for sale—significant accomplishments for a still tiny enterprise whose leaders say that their ultimate goal is to change not just the way people think about customer satisfaction but also the way they think about happiness itself.
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Each season, we praise designers who feature more inclusive casting when it comes to body diversity, fawn over unusual stories of model discovery, and tally the number of women of color cast for shows while inquiring whether or not fashion has a race problem (and with a slew of all-white runways plaguing last week's collections in Paris, the answer, unfortunately, seems to be yes).
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Only a few months after Mr. Trump moved into the White House, Mr. Kushner was inquiring about the Saudi royal succession process and whether the United States could influence it, raising fears among senior officials that he sought to help Prince Mohammed, who was not yet the crown prince, vault ahead in the line for the throne, two former senior White House officials said.
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John RatcliffeJohn Lee RatcliffeLive coverage: Schiff closes with speech highlighting claims of Trump's corruption Trump calls latest impeachment hearings 'a great day for Republicans' Five things to know about Tuesday's impeachment hearings MORE (R-Texas), Cooper said the emails her staff received on July 25 stating the Ukrainian Embassy was inquiring about the security assistance did not "necessarily" mean they were aware of a hold on the aid at the time.
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For those catching up, Pizzagate is a bizarre internet conspiracy theory that alleges Hillary Clinton and her surrogates were running a child sex abuse ring out of a basement complex at Comet Ping Pong pizzeria in Washington, DC. The theory began when WikiLeaks published a collection of emails from Clinton Campaign advisor John Podesta, which included an email from Podesta to Comet Ping Pong inquiring about hosting a Clinton fundraiser.
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" Inquiring minds would love to hear what Halsey—a proud feminist who once tweeted, "I'm sick of hearing 'cover up' [and] 'don't talk about your body' [as if] being born a female means a life of shame and guilt because of your gender"—would have to say about "#Selfie, a song that glibly frames women as shallow and narcissistic, featuring an exaggerated valley-girl voice complaining about not receiving enough Instagram likes.
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To the Editor: Re "Conservatives on Court Appear to Back New Citizenship Query" (front page, April 24): If the Supreme Court clears the way for citizenship to be one of the questions in the 2020 census, then I, for one, will notify any inquiring census-taker that I refuse to participate on the grounds that it is a politicized, cynical and manipulative abuse of the traditions and stated purposes of the entire exercise.
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