We created an orchard that jibes solely with the restaurant.
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The country's new leadership soon chafed at Mr. Youssef's jibes.
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These jibes roll off Kilinc like fat from a griddle.
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Then again, doing so jibes with Harry Dean's overall philosophy.
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It also jibes with what Bautista told me back in December.
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None of that jibes with his party's current priorities and mood.
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The internet has lit up with jibes about this whole story.
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This jibes with what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises.
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She did direct homophobic jibes against politicians like Florida Governor Charlie Crist.
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Remote synchronization jibes with findings about real-world networks, such as social networks.
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" Daniels' lawyer Michael Avenatti blasted Giuliani for those jibes, calling him "a misogynist.
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In Geneva, senior U.S. and Venezuelan diplomats traded jibes at a disarmament conference.
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That jibes with indications company executives have been giving during earnings calls so far.
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During the primaries, that came through in his jibes against NATO and trade agreements.
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The federal data jibes with academic research on the issue of teen drug use.
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Jokes or jibes, dealing with The Donald, however, is a trickier piece of business.
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The accounts' jibes resemble much of the political commentary on Twitter—including the president's.
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Its abundance of Buddhist and Hindu works jibes with his deep interest in spirituality.
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That jibes with a Washington Post report on Thursday that cited two unnamed US officials.
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It was mid-2013 when the jibes first started to surface about Alex Turner's accent.
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Many rolled their eyes at this, but the quote from ownership jibes with fan sentiment.
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Despite the jibes, House Democrats would be enthused if Becerra did become Clinton's running mate.
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For him, there would be no good-natured acceptance of jibes from comedians and politicians.
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Political jibes were allowed, so long as they were used sparingly and relied heavily on subtext.
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That's unlikely to happen, he concedes, but it jibes with an overarching theme of this research.
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Gremillion of the Consumer Federation of America has a theory that jibes with the FSIS's take.
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Trump, meanwhile, simply died onstage, and even got booed when his jibes turned into humorless insults.
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No word on how instant beer jibes with the Reinheitsgebot (aka the "German Beer Purity Law").
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In fact, it jibes with what I said up top: Biden probably won't win the nomination.
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We do not assess that peace on Kim's terms jibes with any actual end to hostilities.
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She'd shared one of her drawings online and trolls had filled the comments section with nasty jibes.
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On its face, it also jibes with the rest of the sordid Russian interference in the election.
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That jibes with the CDC's announcement of a recent rise in suicide rates in ages 10-14.
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Still, the overall portrait jibes with more than a year of other reporting about the Trump presidency.
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And it jibes with his portrait of Clinton as an out-of-touch elite "rigging" the system.
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Amid all the jibes, relatively little attention has been paid to Mr Rajan's performance in the job.
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He also threw jibes at President Trump, and poked fun at last year's Oscar envelope mix-up.
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It came after he'd endured weeks of jibes about his lack of experience and authority under Gilbert.
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They bickered, one over the other, raised their eyebrows and smirked and sneered at each other's jibes.
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The drama's two main actors - Puigdemont and Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy - are the butt of most jibes.
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Some of Trump's jibes drew boos from the crowd at the event known more friendly jokes than conflict.
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The Democratic presidential nominee frequently jibes Trump for not releasing his tax returns, accusing him of hiding something.
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Like a cartoon character, the DeMarco of side jibes, fart jokes, and general goofiness has been partly exaggerated.
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In return we heard jibes from senior leaders and we saw a starkly one-sided approach to negotiation.
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It jibes, too, with Bach's fixation on numbers: particularly 3, in connection with the Trinity of Lutheran theology.
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Though he incurred much criticism and not a few misogynistic jibes for his championing her, she was accepted.
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But his protectionist statements and jibes at China are considered potential sources of diplomatic tension that could roil markets.
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Our analysis jibes with what some others have pointed out, there is a relationship between density and political preference.
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That basically jibes with AAA findings, which indicate road trips are among Americans' top plans (53%) for summer getaways.
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The bigger issue here seems to be that you aren't finding writing out there that jibes with your experience.
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Salmond said, in a speech peppered with jibes at the government's Brexit talks, which have faltered in recent weeks.
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This jibes with a lot of other economic data that shows rising wages, falling unemployment and increased consumer confidence.
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Which jibes with the difficulty that arises any time someone tries to put a narrative arc on this presidency.
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Despite the unnecessary profanity and personal jibes made towards Joshua, Fury, along with Chambers, does indeed have a point.
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Mayor Miguel Ángel Mancera's announcement of the plan in late May triggered a wave of jibes on social media.
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And his furious finger-waving at the moderators to make sure he got to rebut Clinton's jibes seemed ill-tempered.
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A clay mask packaged in glass that jibes with our minimalist aesthetic and costs less than an average Chipotle visit?
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However, the underperformance of active jibes at least in a broad sense with measures from other sources on Wall Street.
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She told cops Simmons raped her at his office in '83 ... which jibes with what she said on the show.
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That jibes with a new NBC-Wall Street Journal poll released Sunday that pegged Trump's job performance at 22018% approval.
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The initiative jibes with the social conservatism of Poland's new government, run by the populist Law and Justice party (PiS).
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Guston's series of drawings mocking Richard Nixon as a klansman paralleled Roth's book of anti-Nixon jibes, Our Gang (1971).
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But the real estate tycoon also hammered Cruz at times, referring to him as "a nasty guy," among other jibes.
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That anecdotal percentage jibes with a survey conducted by AAA, which found that 159 percent of respondents reported backing in.
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A smart and disciplined candidate would have risen above these jibes, and pivoted back to what really matters – the American people.
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But it jibes perfectly with the image of Palmer that so many sports fans have held so dear for so long.
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But in true El Salvadoran style, despite the gravity of the accounts, good-humored jibes prevail alongside the murmurs of empathy.
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He often looked angry and some of his jibes sounded like mere insults, rather than irreverent statements that make people laugh.
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Yet anyone hoping for a dewy-eyed recreation of former glories—and the usual jibes at the French—will be disappointed.
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Trump's speech at CPAC mimicked the style he employed on the campaign trail, with jibes against the media and illegal immigration.
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Frank Abagnale This jibes with what CrowdStrike CTO and co-founder Dmitri Alperovitch said at the RSA security conference last February.
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This jibes with Sonos' long-standing approach of working with other platforms to offer its customers as many services as possible.
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This observation jibes with the conversation I had with Nicholas Christakis, author of "Blueprint" and an epidemiologist at Yale, last Friday.
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Mr. Mahathir was known for his autocratic tendencies, advocacy of Asian exceptionalism and occasional anti-Semitic jibes that prompted international condemnation.
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" That's because "Hansard," centering on the jibes and ripostes of a married couple, specifically recalls Albee's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
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Through all those years of tacks and jibes and sea changes, no helmsman younger than Jimmy Spithill has won the trophy.
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Doncic thus began the season heavier than his listed weight of 218 and has absorbed jibes about his diet ever since.
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That jibes with what a survivor told us last week -- that the students welcome any and all celebs who wanna help.
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That jibes with the growing consensus that supply and demand fundamentals only account for the first leg of the oil price downturn.
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Brown also noted that the facial recognition study jibes with quite a bit with what we've been learning lately about fish intelligence.
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It's just as crude and delightful as the pathetic jibes of the horny dudes who sleep around and treat women like crap.
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His jibes against ruling party politicians on Facebook and Twitter have some social media users referring to him as "King of Trolls".
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That jibes with current pricing in the futures market which sees the funds rate around 1.12% by the end of next year.
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Those numbers provide an important context to this week's jibes, with Trump taking on McConnell via Twitter and in comments to reporters.
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The latter distinction jibes with local officials' finding that more than 70 languages are spoken in the homes of public school students.
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The important thing is understanding what his or her relationship is with money so you can see how it jibes with yours.
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However, the apparent connection jibes with previous reports and anecdotal evidence that show a link between automation, unforgiving quotas, and worker injuries.
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Talking to the female coworkers around you to see if their experience of an office's under-the-radar misogyny jibes with your own.
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Esper may therefore advocate for a robust defense budget, which jibes with Trump's inclination to make the US military as strong as possible.
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The robot is designed to withstand about 1,000 accumulated sieverts, which given the failure after two hours, jibes well with the camera interference.
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Like, wouldn't it be nice if we could go a day or two without hearing jibes about "lopsided boobs" or "James Brown wigs"?
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To my mind, his art jibes with America's chief contribution to philosophy, the pragmatism of Charles Sanders Peirce, William James, and John Dewey.
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With "Taurine" and "L-Carnitine" pulsing through my bloodstream, I thought it prudent to start jacking my fellow matrix men with some jibes.
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That jibes with findings in a recent Bankrate study, which found 21% of earners are not saving anything out of each paycheck for retirement.
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There's already furious debate about why this is, and how it jibes with data suggesting that Trump supporters are richer, not poorer, than average.
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Millheiser's explanation of why some women see that pre-period spike jibes well with my experience, and the experience of many of my friends.
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That season seven will have only seven episodes also jibes with what the showrunners recently said about the final stretch of the acclaimed show.
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Now that jibes with the projections of Tesla's more enthusiastic boosters, now that they've finally learned from experience how the car business really functions.
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One of them piques him with racist jibes, but Ron doesn't strike back; he merely takes a long, long time to do the fetching.
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The redditor's theory jibes with leaked on-set photos from November, which seem to indicate that Jon is involved in a battle at Winterfell.
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And the study jibes with the big idea found in Liston's study — that people with different brain types respond to different types of treatment.
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The YouGov poll jibes with a 2018 survey that painted millennials as "the worst tippers in the U.S." Among the tidbits in that CreditCards.
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That jibes with polling data that shows the legislation is among the most unpopular public policy initiatives taken up by Congress in recent years.
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Criticism from conservatives didn't stop him; nor did jibes from liberals prevent his Obama-appointed successor, Janet L. Yellen, from raising interest rates in December.
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Ava Winery has received quite a bit of press for its concept alone, and how little it jibes with the wine world's fealty to tradition.
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Users on both Indian and Pakistani social media traded jibes and threats of "revenge" based on these tweets and Facebook posts, indulging in war-mongering.
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British officials believe they have shown EU counterparts that they were not ill-prepared, contrary to jibes in Brussels and at home from Brexit opponents.
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If Starship costs $5 million to launch, which jibes with what Musk has recently said, that's about 10 times less than a Falcon 9 launch.
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Soon after, the Carthaginians and Romans increased their mining activities, particularly in the Iberian Peninsula—a development that jibes well with the Greenland ice core data.
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" Morgan, who is famed for picking fights with celebrities, had characterized Saturday's march as full of "Trump-bashing, bomb threats, and hateful jibes at other women.
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This jibes directly with the Papert mission of helping kids express themselves with technology, as a way of helping them learn about the world and themselves.
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How much do I and — far more important in the 1980s media time warp we now inhabit — how much do television producers care about Trump's jibes?
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That jibes with what CFP Susan John, director of financial planning at F.L. Putnam Investment Management Co. in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, sees with her collector clients.
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But if Trump thought by doing this he would distract us from watching the event or even lessen the jibes at his expense, he was wrong.
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This year's host, the actress Patricia Heaton, was unfailingly nice, which meant she was shocked by how aggressive some of the jibes from the dais were.
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The story is catching a lot of attention because it jibes with other evidence that critics say point to links between Trump and the Russian government.
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"Fury was, perhaps unsurprisingly, full of energy on Tuesday as he and Wilder faced the press, firing a number of trademark jibes at the "Bronze Bomber.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — China's leaders thought they had a solution to the torrent of snark, jibes and condemnation on Twitter: They banned access to it at home.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — Today's quote was by GARRISON KEILLOR, one of a nearly infinite number of gentle jibes from a "PRETTY GOOD JOKE BOOK" of his.
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This jibes with how the Russia investigation is playing in the 2020 race for the White House: Right now, it's not a top issue for voters.
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Last year, for instance, Jimmy Kimmel served as host and gave an 18-minute monologue, with commentary about the #MeToo movement and jibes about President Trump.
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This jibes with what George R.R. Martin, the godhead of the "Thrones" universe, has suggested, which is that the end of the saga will be bittersweet.
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" Merkel told reporters during her annual summer news conference in Berlin that Trump&aposs regular jibes at Germany "certainly have something to do with our economic size.
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But beyond the jibes and mockery, there are lessons for the candidates looking to replicate their primary success and, they hope, exceed their results in the general.
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The finding that an extremist narrowly winning endangers a party in a general election jibes with examples like, say, Tea Party activist Christine O'Donnell defeating moderate Rep.
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" Annebella Pollen, lecturer at the University of Brighton, wrote in a blog post for Brighton Museum that these "jibes were inexpensive to buy and even cheaper to send.
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Interestingly, it's a conclusion that jibes well with similar, but unrelated, research, in which scientists claim that humans weren't responsible for many megafaunal extinctions of the Ice Age.
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Whether you want a playful cartoon illustration or a vibrant watercolor tattoo, it's wise to research different styles and find an artist whose aesthetic jibes with your own.
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Some fans' thirst for tragic music without regard for her well-being jibes with this idea of an unbreakable black woman, not human, an ubermensch emboldened by unhappiness.
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That jibes with the string of burglaries over the last year -- which, as we've told you, cops believe are being carried out by professionals looking for nice houses.
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Comey's testimony -- released Wednesday afternoon before senators headed into a classified briefing with Coats -- jibes with reports that Trump wanted Coats and Rogers to publicly rebut Russia stories.
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The iPhone SE was designed specifically to attract new users to the iOS ecosystem, which is strong enough to succeed even without the help of cheap Windows jibes. .
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The first trailer gives us a taste of Kaz's general vibe, as well as how he jibes with his de facto mentor: Poe Dameron (yes, that's Oscar Isaac).
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His naïve misreading of her character jibes with his choice of modifier ("really nice" wouldn't have been nearly as good), pegging him as a happy-go-lucky simpleton.
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Jokic has four triple doubles, and after enduring years of jibes about his conditioning and physique, he logged a remarkable 65 minutes in the Nuggets' Game 3 defeat.
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For instance, it jibes with just-published work that concludes that methane clathrates and permafrost probably won't contribute as much to future warming as some scientists have feared.
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"The layman or standard sailor has no idea of what it's like to go across a boat like this in one of those tacks or jibes," Burnham said.
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That analysis, of course, jibes with the unanimous conclusion of the intelligence community in 2017 that Russia actively sought to influence the 2016 election in support of Trump.
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And, naturally, Trump has unleashed a barrage of tweets directed at "Saturday Night Live" for its comedic jibes and especially in response to Alec Baldwin's hilarious depiction of Trump.
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If the album represents a watershed moment, a time when we can finally put the 'guitar music sucks' jibes to bed, it's been brewing elsewhere in the capital too.
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But cloaked inside jibes at Banfield's appearance is an all-too-common dismissal that anyone who disagrees with the new order of things is too old-school to matter.
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And the "I thought it would be easier" jibes with the larger narrative of Trump's presidency—that he is ill-suited for the job and is an incompetent leader.
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Other, lesser lights injected waves of wisecracks about Lewis' veneration by French film critics into the comic biosphere, and how long before those jibes stop being original or funny?
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It is more likely, however, that Mueller's investigators want to hear about what Trump says about collusion to see if it jibes -- or not -- with what they already know.
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Some would still shout that I was an asshole, of course, but I was having fun, could clear "eight feet" difficulty, and I just didn't care about their jibes.
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" _____ • In France, President Emmanuel Macron visited an impoverished suburb and a depressed industrial town, promising investment and seeking to dispel jibes that he is the "president of the rich.
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PARKLAND HIGH SCHOOL MONITOR WHO SAW NIKOLAS CRUZ BEFORE SHOOTING IS BARRED FROM GROUNDS His statement jibes with what he told media outlets in February about the encounter with Cruz.
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Inslee's evolution from pot opponent to would-be champion conveniently jibes with his rising profile as the recent head of the Democratic Governors Association and skyrocketing public support for legalization.
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He has been polling in the top tier of candidates in Iowa for weeks, has a strong organization and has a Midwestern sensibility that jibes well with the local electorate.
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His first press conference at Manchester United was understated, almost sullen at times, and came along with all the disdainful jibes we've come to expect from him at this point.
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Following a couple of jibes at Trump's plans to increasing the nuclear program on Wednesday night, Stephen Colbert had a lot to say about Trump's grasp of the US constitution.
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But Cruz's relentless jibes at his colleagues' conservative bona fides has piqued them more because it undermines their standing with the party's base and could motivate potential conservative primary challengers.
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The natural, even pacing of Krush's compositional approach—along with his incorporation of organic samples—jibes beautifully with the atmosphere of an urban environment waking up to a new day.
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However, the Bloomberg report carefully states only the high-end version of the upcoming iPhone is losing the home button, which jibes with other rumors from the past few months.
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Bloomberg's campaign had taken the battle to Trump on social media before the candidate dropped out of the campaign, responding to the president's Twitter jibes with insults of its own.
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The undefeated American Mayweather and the UFC lightweight champ McGregor of Ireland traded many of the same crude jibes used at previous events in Los Angeles, Toronto and New York.
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This jibes with other studies finding that childless women tend to be about as successful as male peers — because they aren't doing the extra, unpaid labor of raising the next generation.
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The presence of Denisovans at this altitude during this particular geological period "is truly astonishing," she said, and a discovery that jibes well with her own research from earlier this year.
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Will Nate, arguably now the bigger star in the family, be able to stomach the inevitable jibes from McGregor that he is letting his big brother fight his fights for him?
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"Watch one of the exchanges here:—Sky News (@SkyNews) September 4, 2019Johnson at times tried and failed to change the subject, resorting to jibes, including labeling Labour's spending policy as "shit.
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Even if Trump manages to break his TV habit and even if his schedule has been carefully arranged to minimize time in London, he will be unable to miss the jibes.
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" He added to the jibes he threw at Dillashaw during their sit down for Counterpunch on the call as he described him as a "meathead", a "jock" and "not that bright.
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All kidding aside, as top-ranked L.S.U. faces Clemson in college football's national championship game Monday in New Orleans, a sensitive subject lurks beneath the good-natured jibes about Orgeron's voice.
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I think that certainly jibes with some of the psychology of the way that I feel now, that you can't put your finger on what the hell the government is doing.
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It jibes with intuitions about passive spectators — think Kitty Genovese and the bystander effect — as well as a sense that the internet is an alienating place where people will watch horrible things.
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Now that the former president has retreated into hibernation and Republicans control both chambers of Congress and the White House, jibes against Obamacare, Planned Parenthood and the "war on coal" ring hollow.
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But his edgiest zingers were aimed at President Trump, who just a year ago was himself a speaker at the dinner and who shocked the lighthearted gathering when his jibes about Mrs.
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But the one that jibes most with what Trump has said publicly -- and privately, according to Nunberg -- is that he worked every possible loophole to pay as little in taxes as he could.
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The political jibes at Trump's expense came early in the form of a well-received, self-deprecating Jeb Bush cameo, where the former presidential candidate was re-cast as a taciturn Uber driver.
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He makes public speeches every day and sometimes several times a day, peppering his speeches with nationalist and anti-Western jibes as well as poetry and religious sayings, conjuring glories of Turkish history.
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Censuring Trump certainly jibes with Ms. Cruz's liberal worldview, but in some ways the mayor can seem as complex and contradictory as the neither-fish-nor-fowl United States commonwealth she calls home.
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This latest America's Cup class of catamarans is designed to hydrofoil in a wide range of weather conditions, and the Kiwis generally looked more adept at foiling tacks and jibes in Saturday's conditions.
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In one of his last speeches, on April 6, during the Nidaa Tounes party congress, Mr. Essebsi spoke for about 40 minutes without notes, directing jibes at Ennahda and making the crowd laugh.
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It was a rollicking event, with references to the team's rabid fans in the West Wing and jibes at the one person there who is not — Mr. Obama, a Chicago White Sox fan.
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One needs to look no further than the field of fallen 2016 GOP candidates and his relentless jibes against "crooked" Hillary Clinton and her missing emails to see the damage he can inflict.
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" There were some jabs at Democrats — Bernie Sanders was old, "Hermione Clinton" was ambitious — but she saved her sharpest jibes for the Republicans, whose most recent debate, she said, "was a cascade of fail.
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The idea of keeping the school diverse "totally jibes with my politics," said Mark Schwartz, the owner of a liquor store in Prospect-Lefferts Garden, Brooklyn, who also has a kindergartner at the school.
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It's a conclusion that jibes well with the separate work of geologist Nate Onderdonk of Cal State Long Beach, who says that multi-fault quakes have been happening in California for thousands of years.
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The legendary actor stopped by the Late Late Show to battle host James Corden in one of his famous "Drop the Mic" rap battles, where he schooled the British host on comebacks and jibes.
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" ••• There were some jabs at Democrats — Bernie Sanders was old, "Hermione Clinton" was ambitious — but she saved her sharpest jibes for the Republicans, whose most recent debate, she said, "was a cascade of fail.
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It's not entirely clear when the plan shifted, but the new tack easily jibes with Alphabet CFO Ruth Porat's directive to meet specific financial targets for the company's sometimes wayward experiments, known as moonshots.
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Exasperated with Mr. Erdogan's jibes, and detentions of German citizens and threats to a list of its businesses in Turkey, Germany last summer announced a policy change that curtailed European economic assistance to Turkey.
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During Trump's successful 63 bid to reach the White House, his verbal jibes against Mexico helped make the peso the third worst performing emerging currency against the dollar that year; it weakened almost 21%.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Some 11.4 million Americans watched Sunday's Emmy awards on television in a ceremony marked by jokes and jibes at U.S. President Donald Trump and where "Saturday Night Live" was the biggest winner.
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" That notion jibes with the thinking of Avery Matera, who posted last summer on Racked, the youth-oriented fashion website, "'Perfect dress' doesn't mean a skirt so full it could stand up on its own.
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That jibes with what he told us Monday ... that his message of love wasn't sappy BS. He's also got some advice for any normies who aren't of Royal descent that might be tying the knot.
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Theo Van Gasse, police commissioner in Belgium's northern district, said that despite efforts to better integrate minorities, at least four officers under his command complained of racist jibes in the month after the Brussels bombings.
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PARIS — Punching back at jibes that he is the "President of the Rich," Emmanuel Macron visited troubled parts of France this week — an impoverished suburb and a depressed industrial town — promising help, attention and money.
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Delegating significant authority to Mr. Pence jibes with Mr. Trump's image as more of a chairman-of-the-board figure who leaves the details to others — and in Washington, there are a lot of details.
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The president's office recently played down attacks from some opponents over Macron's planned birthday celebrations with his family in the grounds of a former royal palace, which drew jibes about him being out of touch.
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Jibes and digs like Mr. [Johnnie] Cochran's gratuitous comments to Detective Tom Lange about his house in Simi Valley conjured up images of the Simi Valley jury that acquitted the police officers who'd beaten Rodney King.
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Two Mexican newspapers leaked comments from Videgaray, however, that bolstered the perception that Mexico is taking a more robust approach to its dealings with Trump, following jibes that Pena Nieto should stand up to his counterpart.
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Pence's strategy called for him to redirect attacks on Trump into jibes at the economic and foreign policy record of President Barack Obama and Clinton, who served as secretary of state in the incumbent's first term.
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Then the conservative world needs to see whether Fox News' vision jibes with their own sense of what conservatism should mean and be in a world in which Donald Trump is president of the United States.
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Pictures from Monday's start of negotiations in Brussels that showed Britain's Brexit minister facing his EU counterpart without notes or paperwork prompted jibes from critics who say a divided government is woefully unprepared for the process.
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His jibes can cross over into meanness, and his pontifications can appear oblivious, as when he compares the art of barbecue to the art of jazz in an episode focused entirely on white and Asian cooks.
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That unnerving power has led some Washington lawmakers to wonder how this so-called "everything store" jibes with laws designed to keep any one corporation from gaining too much market power and ensure fair competition between businesses.
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At a news conference with his U.S. counterpart John Kerry in London last week, Johnson was assailed by questions from U.S. reporters about past jibes at the likes of President Barack Obama and presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May has rekindled U.S. election campaign jibes by making light of the size of President Donald Trump's hands at an annual fundraising event on Monday, according to an exclusive report by The Telegraph.
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"Measures of consumer and business sentiment have improved of late," the Federal Open Market Committee said in its statement, using new language that jibes with voices on Wall Street following the election of Donald Trump as president.
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The Irishman, who at times during the earlier stops had appeared to get under Mayweather's skin, had no such luck in Brooklyn, where the American ignored the jibes and took selfies while McGregor barked in his ear.
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In another effort to make Betty and Jughead's looming big moment feel like it jibes with her Nice Girl sensibilities, the exes go back to what made them fall in love in the first place: teen sleuthing.
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But the scope of Erdogan's response to last year's coup attempt, his detention of U.S. and European citizens including dual nationals, and his jibes at Germany and the Netherlands for what he has called "Nazi-like" behavior.
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The phenomenon jibes with the other vagaries of digital algorithms we've accepted as a fact of modern life lived from platform to platform—all of whose expansiveness can make them feel daunting if not impossible to change.
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Much as his family had been humiliated by insults and jibes when he was a child, he humiliated Robinson in front of his home crowd, battering the Cardiff-born fighter to within an inch of his life.
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Ever since Prince Harry and Markle officially joined Instagram back in April, both fans and the press have insisted on pitting the couples against each other, looking for hidden clues and subtle jibes in hashtags and emojis.
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But the Emmys handed out last night came across as a more direct and cogent repudiation to the present-day politics of polarization, though even some of the winners couldn't resist adding some of their own jibes.
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And the fact that he introduced video cameras into his mise en scène so early as a means of seeing, literally, different faces (and facets) of his characters certainly jibes with a screen-dominated moment in culture.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday it was unacceptable for Turkey to use "Nazi" jibes to criticise Germany and other countries for banning rallies in support of President Tayyip Erdogan.
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Growing up surrounded by racial jibes at school and humiliating Chinese characters on TV, he sought solace in the bullish fighter, who, with a Japanese name, at least came from the same area of the world as him.
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It has helped win some major cases, including successfully defending the former premier of the Cayman Islands, McKeeva Bush, but can also irritate other Conservative lawmakers, many of whom share his legal training and bristle at his jibes.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - From jibes over the prime minister's wife to criticism of the main opposition leader's family holiday three decades ago, one trend stands out in this year's general election campaign in India: this time, it's personal.
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But in a sign that his opponents' jibes may have gotten to him, Mr. Rubio, while lamenting the decline of American values, repeated the same thought and words within a few seconds at a rally Monday night in Nashua.
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The announcement that China's social credit system will now include research scientists certainly jibes with this still-ongoing episode, but the new policy is an effort to address endemic scientific misconduct within the Chinese research community as a whole.
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And the notion that we're on the verge of a radical leap forward in the scale and scope of automation certainly jibes with the pervasive feeling in Silicon Valley that we're living in a time of unprecedented, accelerating innovation.
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Lee observes that going back to 23, the S&P 500 has fallen an average of 6 percent during the month of August — a stat that jibes well with the "sell in May and go away" line of thinking.
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Pique, who has an awkward relationship with Spain fans for his repeated jibes at Real Madrid and his support for a referendum on Catalan independence, was heavily criticized on social media and in the sports press for the act.
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Because it was somehow clearer to those watching the event on TV that Wilmore's acerbic jibes against pundits and politicians were aimed beyond the glitterati and toward those who have come to expect such corrosive wit on cable comedy shows.
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President Donald Trump brought his chaotic style of governing to the NATO summit in Brussels on Wednesday and Thursday, irritating and befuddling allies with charges and jibes before declaring success for convincing his counterparts to pay more for their mutual defense.
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But the bishop's defence team, in between making some anti-gay jibes at the witnesses, insisted that comments by their client that seemed to attack gay people were in fact directed at the politicians who were voting for civil partnerships.
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While the EU condemned the coup attempt, the scope of Erdogan's response, his detention of U.S. and European citizens including dual nationals, and his jibes at Germany for what he has called "Nazi-like" behavior have soured EU-Turkey ties.
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Mr. Trump's West Wing advisers, their memories still fresh from Mr. Corker's jibes, are urging the president to resist entreaties from the senator and a handful of his colleagues who worry that the seat could slip from Republican hands in November.
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Everyone knows what it means, even if they've never read the book or seen the film, and as an astronaut for the last 20 years I have been subjected to countless questions, jokes and jibes about whether I've got it.
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That result jibes with findings from other studies showing that any increases in employment following the introduction of work requirements are small and short-lived, and that such requirements fail to improve low-income people's employment prospects in the long run.
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That same WSJ story also excited markets by reporting... My thought bubble: Officials denied the report, but it jibes with what I have been hearing about continuing dissension within the U.S. side and an overall softening in the quest to get a deal.
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With years of experience behind him and a confidence which has seen him win the "Auld Mug" twice, Spithill is not afraid of getting into a war of words off the water, with a reputation for making pointed jibes at his opponents.
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That figure jibes with a wealth of data on the gender gap in STEM, but the authors were surprised to find that nearly a quarter of men (23 percent) also leave their full-time STEM jobs after their first child is born.
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Sporting his trademark double-breasted suit and a neat side parting, Rees-Mogg, 50, who embraces his image as an English gentleman from a bygone era, spoke for an hour, accepting praise from his own party and jibes from opponents in equal measure.
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The man who once labeled himself the Special One and livened up news conferences by accusing his opponents of playing 19th century football or of rivals of being "specialists in losing" and similar jibes, now seems more like a grumpy old man.
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Instead, the conversation focuses on Mr. Trump's business success or his pronouncements on preventing foreign Muslims from entering the United States, an attitude that jibes with the antipathy in much of China toward the Muslim population in the western province of Xinjiang.
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This jibes with other research as well, like a 2004 paper by Columbia's Robert Erikson, Fordham's Costas Panagopoulos, and UT Austin's Christopher Wlezien, which found that shifts in 23 election polling owed more to changes in sample composition than people changing their minds.
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KIEV (Reuters) - The two remaining candidates in Ukraine's presidential race underwent televised drug and alcohol tests on Friday, capping a week in which they traded jibes in tit-for-tat social media videos and goaded each other to agree to a live policy debate.
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The law did not receive a welcome greeting at the Supreme Court on February 27th when the justices heard Packingham v North Carolina, a case asking whether kicking sex offenders off wide swaths of the internet jibes with the First Amendment's free-speech guarantee.
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But, given the promise of this preliminary research, it&aposs worth the effort to dig into this hypothesis to determine whether climate data actually jibes with assassination dates, from the empire&aposs start in 27 B.C. to its end in A.D. 476, Manning said.
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In recent weeks, he has undergone a public makeover, appearing in a music video portraying himself as a champion of the working class and throwing jibes at the ruling government on social media in a bid to shed the image of a wealthy, elite politician.
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So she laughs off Trump's sexist jibes about her stamina and health, and endures his attempts to rattle her with Bill Clinton's past, most notably when he invited to the second debate several women who have made accusations of sexual misconduct against her husband.
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As for the newly incorporated age restriction, the airline says it jibes with the vaccination policy of the CDC, which suggests animals should start receiving vaccinations no sooner than three months of age and that they should wait 30 days after vaccination before traveling.
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"You went and got sick on my trainers, I only got these yesterday / oh my gosh I cannot be bothered with this," she spits in a way that transports you to a banging hangover, lobbing meaningless jibes across the kitchen table on a Sunday morning.
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Park has continued to strongly criticize the North over its continued tests of ballistic missiles, and North Korea's state news agency KCNA has levelled a series of jibes at her, including branding her a "senile granny" and an "old, insane bitch" in recent months.
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There are fears that a recent North Korean weapon test and a series of jibes at Washington over deadlocked nuclear negotiations mean that Pyongyang may again return to the nuclear and long-range missile tests that had many in Asia fearing war in 2017.
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It is unclear whether Trump thought through the policy implications of his tweet on the Golan -- including how it jibes with UN resolutions, how it could affect the Middle East Peace process, how it could set a precedent for territories seized by force, and more.
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WASHINGTON — Days after President Trump boasted in the White House Rose Garden about the House's vote to dismantle the Affordable Care Act, the law's biggest champion, Barack Obama, left the jibes virtually unanswered Sunday night during his first major address since leaving the presidency.
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Even if this re-formatted, quick-hitting competition bears scant resemblance to the long-form grandeur of the Davis Cup that Serbia won in 270, this is the way Tipsarevic wanted to finish: exchanging hugs and jibes with teammates who are also soul mates.
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Brafman used a bag of potato chips, a Borscht Belt joke, and jibes about "rich people B.S." to blast claims that Shkreli was a Ponzi schemer instead of an oddball genius devoted to building a successful drug company to repay his hedge-fund investors.
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Not everybody is so breezy about the scandal: Political operatives and scholars worry that Warren's decision to test herself for Native American ancestry not only played straight into Donald Trump's racist jibes but also bolstered inaccurate ideas about race and slashed Warren's progressive cred.
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GENEVA, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Senior U.S. and Venezuelan diplomats traded jibes at a U.N.-sponsored Conference on Disarmament on Tuesday, a day after the Trump administration imposed sanctions on the state-owned oil firm PDVSA in its toughest financial challenge yet to embattled President Nicolas Maduro.
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But before taking a job with a new employer, you want to make sure the position will be a good fit for your career track, the company's culture matches your values and work-life balance needs, and the manager's leadership style jibes with how you best perform.
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Also, I'd be lying if I didn't say that a couple of Gilroy's jibes do stick their landings; one sequence in which a real corpse is mistaken for an art installation has a zing that Ruben Ostlund's vinegary 2017 "The Square" never got within a mile of.
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"People who know what's happening around them are more likely to get involved and help make a difference," the Facebook chief wrote, espousing an eat-your-vegetables view of local news that jibes with his new effort to turn Facebook into a force for global good.
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Vietnam and the Philippines have drawn closer as China asserts more vigorously its claims of sovereignty in the South China Sea, but Duterte's almost daily jibes against the United States and his positive rhetoric about China may not sit well with Vietnam's leaders and their quieter, more calibrated diplomacy.
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The better term encapsulating Mr Sanders' positions is "social democrat", a label that jibes with his rather mainstream embrace of "private companies that thrive and grow in America" and belief that "the middle class and the working families who produce the wealth of America deserve a fair deal".
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Enter deep-dive diplomacy with China to explore what political arrangements on the Korean peninsula could work for Washington and Beijing: an all-smiles dinner at Mar-a-Lago with President Xi Jinping followed by tweeted presidential jibes at Beijing for not delivering on Pyongyang does not cut it.
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My only fear with Bermuda is that every team is going to be so good at it — the foiling tacks and foiling jibes with no code zeros and no change of sails — that it will all look kind of the same. Upwind. Downwind. Upwind. Downwind. Foiling. Foiling. Foiling.
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The meeting between Davis and Barnier featured just two aides each; the absence of notes in front of the British trio, compared to sheaves of papers on the EU side, sparked scathing jibes from critics in Britain who see Prime Minister Theresa's May's government as divided and badly unprepared.
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That jibes with anecdotal evidence of Democrats voting in the opposite party's primary strategically — though whether "strategically" translated into "for Donald Trump" (because they thought Trump would be easy to beat) or "against Donald Trump" (because they were horrified by the prospect of a Trump presidency) isn't yet clear.
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WUZHEN, China, Oct 22 (Reuters) - At one of the world's showpiece tech conferences in China, jibes at the United States for its 'bully behaviour' lent a Cold War tone to proceedings as trade tensions once again reared its ugly head in an event that drew a dearth of top U.S. executives.
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That jibes with a projection from Bank of America Merrill Lynch that balance sheet reduction will start when the Fed's benchmark target rate is around 1.25 percent to 1.5 percent — or two rate hikes from now, which is the baseline projection for 2017 both from central bank officials and market participants.
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We've come a long way from harmless playground jibes like "your mother wears combat boots," to those of today from the likes of Samantha Bee and other leftist "entertainers" who say things about President Trump and his family that are so vulgar they can't be printed in a newspaper or quoted on television.
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Beneath an Instagram post with a picture from the event posted on Kensington Palace's official account, a dispiritingly large number of people expressed their disapproval at her outfit choice, with many making jibes about her "commoner" status, dubbing her an "attention seeker," and saying she would have looked more at home at Coachella.
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What Egypt is saying, in effect, is: 'I am an unreliable, disrespectful client that openly takes you for granted and jibes against you at every possible turn, but I know you will eventually come back to me because you are more afraid of my weakness and nuisance capacity than of my potential strength.
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Whether he's playing a business-savvy drug lord in inner-city Baltimore ("The Wire"), a brilliant but flawed London detective ("Luther") or a working professional in rural Pennsylvania subject to the jibes of a witless boss (the American version of "The Office"), Mr Elba can likely draw on a pool of frustrations and emotions.
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The AMI settlement jibes with what we learned last week in the SDNY sentencing document on Cohen, in which the office makes clear they believe that Cohen made and sought to hide the payment to McDougal (as well as another six-figure payment to porn actress Stormy Daniels) at the direction and coordination of Trump.
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Trump and Russia have similar targets But Russia is not alone in actively seeking to tarnish the institutions of American democracy -- Trump has acted in a similar way during his presidency, from his jibes at the judiciary to his feuds with intelligence agencies and declaration that the media is an enemy of the people.
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This argument jibes strongly with disability rights activists' arguments against assisted suicide, which focus on the potential for abuse, the potential for family members and doctors to pressure disabled people to kill themselves contrary to their own wishes, and for cases of depression to lead to euthanasia because the depressed party happens to also have a physical disability.
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Focusing on Clinton's supposed frailty is a continuation of Trump's exploitation of gender norms, seen earlier in the primaries both in his assertions of his own masculinity (assuring debate watchers of the size of his penis) and also in his emasculation of his rivals, especially his jibes about "low energy" Jeb Bush and "Little Marco" Rubio.
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Some may argue that the film's greatest achievement is that it doesn't appear to be making much of a statement about women at all, other than its pointed jibes at those fictional and real-life trolls ("Ain't no bitches gonna hunt no ghosts," the team read from an online commentator when the business first gets going).
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There was the endless sexual innuendo — during news coverage about Trump, I've taken to turning off the television when my young daughter is in the room — and his ghastly jibes at John McCain, a war hero tortured so badly that to this day his injuries prevent him from tying his own shoes or combing his hair.
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This jibes with analyzes prior to Dáte's which have found that Trump has underperformed compared with the market since 1988; an AP analysis found that if he'd put his money in an index fund that year, he'd have $13 billion today; the S&P calculator similarly suggested he'd have $11.3 billion, after fees and dividend taxes.
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This jibes with analyzes prior to Dáte's which have found that Trump has underperformed compared with the market since 1988; an AP analysis found that if he'd put his money in an index fund that year, he'd have $13 billion today; the S&P calculator similarly suggested he'd have $11.3 billion, after fees and dividend taxes.
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That's right, follow your instinct, because it jibes with the law: By constitutional design, judges will always get to decide just how much time is needed to fairly and properly resolve a criminal appeal – not family members of crime victims, or a group of overly-aggressive prosecutors (whose support for the death penalty often hinges on political calculations more than anything else).
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In 2016, he caused a stir when he opened his Golden Globes gig by poking fun at trans activist Caitlin Jenner; the next year, in his standup special Humanity, he doubled down on those jibes, explained why anyone who objected simply didn't understand comedy, and devoted untold stage time to recounting squabbles he'd had with strangers on Twitter (spoiler: he wins them all, emphatically and hilariously).
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It remains instructive to contrast the reaction to recent American coverage – where, in the UK, there was blanket revulsion at this cheap tabloid targeting of the Dunblane shooting survivors, their counterparts from Parkland have had to contend with the jibes of disgraced comedian Louis CK, Republican campaign teams and thinly veiled attempts at character assassination by the more demented parts of the country's right-wing media.
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