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But as they turn toward each other, they join together.
Let's join together and keep the momentum for 5G up.
"We join together in sadness, shock and grief," Trump said.
All Americans must join together to MAKE RUSSIA GREAT AGAIN. Teamwork!!
We must be willing to join together in each other's fights.
We join together in supporting the renewal of Brand USA.  Sens.
The clauses should allow workers to join together and to act collectively.
A coalition government can form when two or more parties join together.
Each and every one of us is now obliged to join together.
Two xenobots might join together and scoot around as a happy couple.
The magnet is so strong that the flaps will immediately join together.
Here was a place where people might speak their minds, join together, dissent.
U.S is greatest when we join together & oppose those seeking to divide us.
Under such contracts, even two employees cannot join together to make a claim.
Molecules typically join together through covalent bonds, with their atoms sharing electron pairs.
If workers can't join together, they very likely can't seek vindication at all.
The egg and cell join together and the embryo will start to grow.
We can take back our democracy, and our workplaces, if we join together.
Trade associations are groups of businesses that join together to voice their views.
But this woman and man join together in a traditional ballet pas de deux.
Boston Black Lives Matter is asking its supporters to join together at 6 p.m.
S is greatest when we join together & oppose those seeking to divide us. #Charlottesville.
"We join together in sadness, shock and grief," Trump said at the White House.
If they can join together behind one plan they would be a significant voting bloc.
It's also a center of civic life, where the country's citizens join together for rallies.
Lewis, which blocked workers' attempts to join together in class or group arbitration with employers.
They could potentially join together on that platform in the event of a hung Parliament.
It is time for all of us to join together to create more perfect unions.
Join together with your community to demand better programs to help us all save energy.
Getting an entire senior class to join together in an achievement like this isn't easy.
The video then cuts to a service, where the churchgoers join together to sing the song.
These sub-webs then join together to form the larger web that is your digital identity.
"We join together in sadness, shock and grief," Trump said at the White House Tuesday morning.
Ants, meanwhile, can be easier to photograph than spiders — if a bunch of them join together.
It's unclear whether the companies will file individual motions or join together in one large filing.
Solar photovoltaic (PV) panels are made from silicon cells that join together to form a circuit.
"Who's ever doing good, let's join together around them and stand with them in the endeavor."
When these relatively light atoms join together, they unleash neutrons in a wave of destructive energy.
And sure enough, beneath the TV bluster of daily politics, Americans are beginning to join together.
Developers and hipsters, it's time to join together and ditch your web browser to read this article.
Fire lines can join together other barriers, such as paved highways and rivers, to corral the blaze.
Now, on this hallowed day, believers—perhaps like you—can join together to make your voices heard.
He also wanted Egypt to join, together with Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Iraq, Jordan and the United Nations.
"We have different cultures, and we all kind of just join together," she said of Cleveland High.
Americans of all stripes and backgrounds who believe in fairness must join together and oppose this decision.
The egg and cell join together, and an embryo that's genetically identical to the pet begins growing.
Usually they also make people give up their right to join together and bring a class action.
"This historic moment is an opportunity to join together as one city and redefine our future," Landrieu tweeted.
Republicans and Democrats have proven that we can join together in a bipartisan fashion to address this plague.
When two small water droplets collide on a cicada's wing, they join together to form a bigger droplet.
"Let's join together in helping Fati experience all that life has to offer this year," the site reads.
Credit unions join together so you can use another credit union ATM, branch or network free of charge.
Ines Arrimadas, the head of regional opposition Ciudadanos, called for anti-independence parties to join together on Tuesday.
Our nation must join together and fight to ensure all our students have what they need to succeed.
We need legislation that makes it easier for working people to join together in a union, not harder.
"We must join together as a nation to once again eliminate measles," the director of the C.D.C. said.
It seems unlikely that the friends are willing or able to join together to talk to a teacher.
And it speaks, too, to what nations can do in the face of disaster if they join together.
Power comes into being only if and when human beings join together for the purpose of deliberative action.
"This is precisely the time when allies must join together on security matters to face North Korea," Kawai added.
People of different faiths join together to serve their communities and even host other groups when they're in need.
Trump's order was aimed at making it easier for small businesses to join together as associations across state lines.
I ask our members to Congress to join together, exercise restraint and help those who often cannot help themselves.
The Supreme Court just made it harder for workers to join together and take legal action against their employers.
It was fixable, however, because those biases were not true and victims could join together and take political action.
With a public option, we can't join together and push back against Big Pharma to lower prescription drug prices.
The question is, will Facebook and Comcast be able to join together and gang up on a future Snapchat?
The three join together for a survivor's reunion, part commiseration over their shared experiences, part celebration of their recovery.
There, the recently recorded voices of choirs from Midwestern correctional facilities will join together in Beethoven's soaring Prisoners' Chorus.
Officials do say that small employers in the same "line of business" anywhere in the country could join together.
Health professionals and employees should join together to resist implementation of WWPs that are coercive or intrusive to privacy.
This can mean forming a grand coalition, in which the two largest parties join together despite their political differences.
"The more of us that join together to fight this crime, the better the opportunity we have to eradicate it."
So in a warehouse, for example, numerous Cota Tiles can join together to power hundreds or thousands of compatible devices.
It didn't take long for healthy people in Kentucky to join together in associations and flee for unregulated insurance plans.
Whatever their other differences, all living former presidents should join together to reiterate their unyielding faith in this timeless cause.
The other is that waves all travelling in the same direction eventually mash and join together, forming a giant one.
Let's join together and make sure that Americans with disabilities can vote as freely and independently as you and me.
True accountability comes from workers who join together to fight for fairness, respect, and dignity for themselves and their communities.
Watch as the two prominent lines stretching across the embryo join together, with somites (later, ribs) forming on either side.
One possibility would see 5 Star and the center-left Democratic Party join together and expel the League from government.
Notably, two senators told me there have been several bipartisan "pairs" that have formed to join together for specific questions.
"Americans who value their security and liberty must join together to oppose this dangerous proposal," the tech-focused lawmaker said.
First we built our own models, and then we were asked to join together the most important piece of each.
"This is an important time in history for women to join together in solidarity and fight for our rights," she says.
One survivor of the Route 91 shooting posted two days after the Vegas shooting that people could "join together" at Borderline.
These fall onto the super-hydrophobic floor, join together into bigger droplets, then ping off the surface, taking heat with them.
" "Let's all join together to be part of shepherding the change and help stop unnecessary extinctions of our wildlife for greed.
Rather, all of the hospitals — public, private, and university hospitals — must join together to make sure no woman is left behind.
Left-wing Democrats and right-wing Republicans may well join together to kill it, especially in this highly polarized election year.
NPD is a momentous time where cheesy, crusty, tomato-y lovers all across the nation join together in spirit and celebrate.
"Just our spirits travel, our bodies remain sleeping on the ground and our spirits join together as we fly," replies Burton.
"You can't fight evil with another evil," he said, asking his listeners to join together in a moment of silent prayer.
No matter who organizes it, the march is still a means for women to join together and have their voices heard.
Consumers who have similar claims do not want to be deprived of the ability to join together and take legal action.
But, if Democrats and Republicans can join together on this issue, there will be a lot of fear in "the swamp".
Their breath that mingled within him does not join together to speak of him, to conjure a prayer or a tribute.
Today, we are connected to one another more than ever before and this is our chance to join together for change.
He said he believes ERISA was always meant to allow for great flexibility in who can can join together to buy insurance.
We must join together in our neighborhoods and our nation, just as if we served together, militia-mates in mutual self-defense.
"All responsible nations must join together to stop arming and financing and even trading with the murderous North Korean regime," Trump said.
The company encourages co-operation by allowing people to join together under the same organisational roof, regardless of race, creed or nationality.
If these three faiths can join together in cooperation, then peace in this world is possible -- including peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
I ask you to join me, to join together, to work together, and to FIGHT together— BECAUSE UNITED, WE WILL NOT FAIL.
If these three faiths can join together in cooperation, then peace in this world is possible – including peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
I ask you to join me, to join together, to work together, and to FIGHT together—BECAUSE UNITED, WE WILL NOT FAIL.
When workers are able to join together in strong unions, they earn higher wages that lift up entire communities, including unorganized workplaces.
All they do is allow like-minded citizens to join together and pool their contributions in order to promote candidates or causes.
Up to four players can join together to fight against Thanos and The Black Order with more than 30 playable Marvel superheroes.
"It's time for Republicans to join together and unite the party for the good of our state and our nation," Bryant said.
Each of the building's three sections, which join together at the top, are 328 feet (100 meters) long, according to Atlas Obscura. 
Republican and Democratic senators should once again take a principled stand on human rights issues and join together to defeat his nomination.
The piano and violin would exchange skittish figures, then just stop, and join together to make a statement in stern unison phrases.
Oota emphasized that people needed to join together to pressure Japanese politicians to ensure the changes to law were being followed through.
The rule also allows associations to set geographic limitations on enrollment, allowing unrelated businesses in a similar geographic area to join together.
Federal labor law protects the right of workers to join together to improve their conditions, whether through a union or other means.
SAP's Tillman said one issue CMOs might join together on is the creation of more standardization in the area of data vendors.
The executive order envisions that associations will form to offer these new health plans for small businesses that want to join together.
They are suddenly being forced to refrain from attacking each other, for the moment, and join together in an alliance against Trump.
There have been 49 collisions at the junction — where two motorways and three main roads join together — over the past two years.
I love to exercise and I love tech, so I want to see the two disparate worlds join together in a meaningful way.
"It is always the same," said one Deutsche Boerse manager, commenting on the long saga of the two exchanges trying to join together.
Luke Cage joins Daredevil and Jessica Jones, and Iron Fist will follow in 2017 before all four heroes join together in The Defenders.
On National Donut Day, Americans join together in celebration of our abiding love for those deliciously sweet ring-shaped morsels of fried dough.
Don't look over there at all those other women you could join together with and create some real, powerful social and political change.
We should be proud of our enduring desire to join together, seeking better, safer, fairer lives, for ourselves and for millions of others.
Third, we want them to offer a comprehensive economic plan and concrete steps to help millions more workers join together and join unions.
Earlier in Thursday, the President signed an executive order he says will help small businesses and perhaps individuals join together and buy insurance.
Once MEPs are elected to the European Parliament, they join together in bigger groups based on where they fall on the political spectrum.
Had the workers at Sterling been able to join together and take their case to court, their combined voices would have been heard.
It means that both the public and private sectors must join together and act to make strengthening our military families a national priority.
He called on the country to put aside differences of region, color and class and to join together toward a common and prosperous future.
Wood's brave step is a reminder that we need to join together to fight sexual assault, and change the culture that exists around it.
So I ask you, fellow Twitter users: join together and help this man con Wendy's out of a years worth of free chicken nuggets.
The polyps are a form of hydrozoa, tiny invertebrates that can join together to form jellyfish-like creatures like the Portuguese Man O' War.
I like going to parties where you can just sing really cheesy songs and all join together arm-in-arm, wishing the year well.
Coca-Cola's sponsorship pops up at the 30-minute mark of each half of every game when fans join together to sing, López said.
All civilized nations must join together to protect human life and the sacred right of our citizens to live in safety and in peace.
He called on officials and the public to join together in the national emergency and each do their part to move the country forward.
We must also join together to tackle the rising, unpredictable and non-transparent nature of the costs of care and pharmaceuticals, including prescription drugs.
The Texas senator made the pitch for Republicans to join together for the greater good, without explicitly calling on specific candidates to drop out.
Reagan strongly believed that Western democracies should join together in their common defense against the threat posed to American and European freedom by Russia.
To begin with, we must ensure that workers can join together to improve their wages and working conditions, free from employer intimidation or retaliation.
February is Black History Month, often a time when we join together as Americans to celebrate the many achievements and contributions of African-Americans.
China's rise as a regional and economic power is driving other nations either to join with it or to join together to counter it.
Today, when shareholders believe they've been cheated, they can join together before a court as a class, as investors in Enron and Worldcom did.
"Joined forces?" could mean to gather together and pool resources, or it could be two forces, the YIN and the YANG, that join together.
If they don't join together — if the Democrats opt for a circular firing squad — you can kiss the America you grew up in goodbye.
Join together with other people in movements large enough to effect changes in policy and economics that might move the system enough to matter.
A digital march is a chance for girls all across the globe to join together, march together, for each other, using just their phones.
If that happens, Republicans will only have a 51-49 vote majority, meaning that any two Republicans can join together and block any bill.
It allows small businesses to join together across state lines and provide association health insurance plans that would ultimately be cheaper and offer less coverage.
You should probably see your healthcare provider if you notice any bumps or clusters of bumps that can join together to form a cauliflower shape.
Rather than looking to Russia, Romania or even the EU, we need to join together to pursue a Moldovan Dream – we need a country plan.
"It's time for Republicans to join together and unite the party for the good of our state and our nation," Bryant said in a statement.
" Under the proposal released Thursday, small businesses and self-employed individuals would be allowed to join together in what are known as "association health plans.
The Executive Order On Association Health Plans What are association health plans: Small businesses can join together to buy insurance and ultimately offer cheaper premiums.
The rights of working people to join together in strong unions have strengthened their voice for higher wages, better benefits, and safer workplaces and communities.
However, you could join together with other customers who have been similarly harmed and collectively bring a class action lawsuit against the company in court.
But the Weinstein saga also illustrates what a difference it can make when women join together — and men join with them — to confront harassers openly.
When two or more people join together to break the law, as Michael Cohen says he and the president did, the penalties can be harsh.
That rule joins an earlier one that allowed businesses to join together to create "association health plans" that also evade the Affordable Care Act's strictures.
It's a shame that they didn't join together to do "It Wasn't Me," but some things must be lost so that others can be gained.
Strong, sovereign nations, he said, can join together to fight common threats and constitute the irreducible building blocks of world institutions like the United Nations.
Yet, over the past year, our freedom to join together has been subjected to a wave of attacks by Republicans and right-wing special interests.
When members of our press are suspended from future news conferences or briefings, the rest of the press should join together to boycott the event.
Fortunately, the solutions to the insulin crisis are right in front of us — all we have to do is join together and work toward it.
"White working people, when they are in relationship in union organizations, understand that we all have to join together to lift things up," she says.
There was little enthusiasm for the presumptive Democratic nominee, only a grim recognition of the need to join together to stop Donald Trump in November.
I found myself staring at the wood grains, photographing the table at close range to capture its length, the way its two sides join together.
Trump's executive order will allow small businesses across the country to join together as "health associations" and buy insurance plans that aren't subject to Obamacare's regulations.
And they recommend that manufacturers join together in an Information Sharing and Analysis Organization (ISAO) to share details about security risks and responses as they occur.
The company is attempting to create a product line similar to Sonos with speakers and radios that can join together and fill a house with sound.
Calls are growing to join together in a broad movement for justice, rather than organizing into single-issue groups that are easy to divide and conquer.
The Senate has voted to nullify a rule allowing consumers join together to sue banks or credit card companies, with Vice President Pence breaking the tie.
Nobody's hitting the Republicans In every Republican debate, all the GOP candidates join together to bash Obama, Clinton and "Obama-Clinton" every chance they can get.
But an investigation by The New York Times found that, once stripped of their ability to join together in a group, many employees simply give up.
There is also a strong team-building message, since the five robots are at their most formidable when they join together and form the titanic Voltron.
These vocal few are pressing the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and Congress to make it harder for groups of individuals to join together and donate land.
I have faith that the Congress and the American people will join together to pass a fair law for the president to sign early in 2017.
First, social media and the internet have changed the environment for business, making it cheaper and easier for activists to join together and voice their opinions.
The move allows small businesses and the self-employed to join together based on their industry or location and purchase health insurance through association health plans.
He saw the need for the world to join together to deliver the end of poverty, the cessation of war and the protection of human dignity.
It's definitely going to cause everyone major disruptions as we all join together to fight this pandemic -- by not actually joining together out in the world.
Nearly 20 other relatives are quarantined at their homes, awaiting test results and praying in isolation, unable to join together to mourn their deep collective loss.
You have the right to peacefully protest speech and speakers you abhor, and the right to join together with others to celebrate and amplify countervailing viewpoints.
For me, these efforts underscore the power we each have, as individuals, to join together to save the places and wildlife that matter most to us.
It blamed the violence that has racked the nation on "external and strangers' interference" and called for all parties to join together to rebuild the country.
"I invite all my colleagues across the aisle to join together and do what is obviously responsible and right for the people we represent," he said.
In fact, Google did the near impossible as it united 85033 state attorneys general to join together and launch an investigation of the company's business practices.
Congress has an opportunity to join together and pass legislation that will provide authors, artists and other creators with a meaningful way to protect their work.
As a result, we must continue to join together to support the generation of new and better therapies that can help more boys affected by Duchenne.
Real populism demands that working people have the freedom to join together in unions and negotiate with their employers for a fair return on their work.
The lesson of the powerful #MeToo movement is that women's voices become amplified when we join together and corroborate each other's stories of violence and harassment.
But I'm optimistic those are behind us, and that my colleagues and I can join together in support of a major part of our shared agenda.
Single cells would then join together, seeking the advantages of metazoan life, until before you know it something like the earthly menagerie would come to be.
She is skeptical that a sweeping change in public opinion will come along and force politicians of both parties to join together and pass national legislation.
And yet, despite a lot of talk about how this is a moment in which men and women join together in this fight for progress, veteran E!
Swim, go blackberry picking, visit wineries, then join together for a BYOB cocktail party and barbecue of local meats, cheeses, greens and ice cream at 6 p.m.
" Carson explains: "This Mother's Day let's join together in support of all the mothers and fathers all around the world who are in need of our help.
" Rowling witnessed "ordinary people" who were blessed with the security of their well-being join together to "save people they do not know, and will never meet.
We can even do so anonymously — something VA whistleblowers can't do — or join together in private organizations, where many different voices can speak together, loudly, as one.
Whatever race you are, whatever religion, your gender, anything -- we as Americans need to join together and understand liberty, understand it well, and start fighting for it.
Like "New York State of Mind," it was a universal song, and a very well known song that helped people join together to find a way forward.
These incredible hard-working men and women deserve a better life, and the opportunity to join together with our union family or any other to achieve it.
Each summer, a laundry list of the richest, most influential people in business, media, and technology join together, striking major deals with each other along the way.
This week, more than one thousand state legislators from across the 50 states will join together in New Orleans for an in-depth discussion about what's working.
Now is the time for us to double down, join together, and work harder to make our country energy independent while also protecting all communities from polluters.
Under the proposal released in January, small businesses and self-employed individuals would be allowed to join together in what are known as "association health plans" (AHPs).
Under the proposal released in January, small businesses and self-employed individuals would be allowed to join together in what are known as "association health plans" (AHPs).
"During the holidays, because we have such a large family, this is a time that we all join together, share love, what have you," Singleton told WJCL.
Sharp posted a video tutorial to his YouTube page on May 11 detailing how to join the World's Biggest Sing-a-long, where randoms join together in chorus.
The upcoming action RPG, which is currently in a closed beta, lets teams of four players join together to take down massive beasts across a vast fantasy realm.
It happens because the atoms of the individual pieces of metal have no way of knowing that they are different pieces of metal, so the lumps join together.
" On Tuesday, he added: "All civilized nations must join together to protect human life and the sacred right of our citizens to live in safety and in peace.
We've got a lot more coming for 2017, and I'd love for us to all join together to keep discussing what we all want the future to be.
We need to loudly proclaim that reproductive rights are nonnegotiable, and join together to defend them at every level—in Washington, in the courts, and in the states.
A bipartisan pair of House leaders want to let news outlets join together to negotiate with Facebook and Google for a greater share of online ad revenue. Reps.
Please join together now and approve a deal that will begin to turn the page on the harmful trade wars of the last two and a half years.
It is imperative that centrist liberals and conservatives join together in a coordinated nonpartisan effort to establish once again the spirit of liberty so essential to our democracy.
Clayton broke with every last one of his predecessors at the SEC — Republican and Democrat — when he failed to stand for investors' right to join together against fraud.
But it's run aground in Congress, prompting Senate Democrats to join together for a filibuster on Wednesday in response to the massacre at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando.
This was challenging for the crew and interviewees, but it was also strangely positive, as members of the public and crew would join together to push the car.
"Afghanistan deserves a chance to enjoy the security that comes from peace and stability, this will only happen if Afghans join together to embrace this opportunity," Esper said.
Can you imagine if hundreds of thousands, if not MILLIONS, of Americans would leave the group or small business market and join together in a large, powerful organization?
And while some moderate Republicans suggested they might join together in breaking with their party to make new witness testimony happen, in the end, the vote fell short.
Multiple senators can join together (even across party lines) to ask a question, but senators cannot challenge or respond to the answers given by the managers or counsel.
Uber and rival Lyft say they will join together to spend $60 million to fund a ballot initiative in the state to create a new classification for drivers.
The playwrights Neil LaBute, Marco Calvani and Marta Buchaca join together for a trio of plays about power in the third installment of the Author Directing Author series.
Most of the time, if you play multiplayer at all, you will be playing with your three other friends—in a crew, join together and you play together.
The outcome of the case could affect other pending vertical mergers, in which different parts of a supply chain, rather than rivals in the same business, join together.
The administration finalized a rule to open up another pathway for businesses, including many sole proprietors, to join together to obtain more affordable coverage through Association Health Plans (AHPs).
THE titans of media in America have decided this is an opportune moment to join together in mega-mergers, the better to take on the giants of Silicon Valley.
When the planets first formed 22 billion years ago, the materials in the Kuiper Belt region didn't join together to form new worlds but instead remained as tiny fragments.
Young men and children join together in teams to launch them, then compete amicably with each other to see whose kite can remain in the as long as possible.
Because of these laws starving unions of resources, union leaders face an uphill battle when they try to help workers join together to advocate for higher wages and benefits.
But Lewis said that, in addition to banning bump stocks, lawmakers must also join together to pass legislation that would strengthen background checks for individuals looking to purchase firearms.
An ACO is made up of doctors and sometimes hospitals that join together to form a separate legal entity accountable for the overall care and cost of their patients.
" The background singers join together to restate his dilemma at the song's conclusion: "There's something the matter / No bread on the platter / And he just can't eat without bread.
UFC fighters don't fight Bellator fighters; WSOF doesn't face off against ONE FC, and seldom do two companies promoting the same format of fighting join together for a show.
But now, as pressure mounts against abusers and social media allows voices to join together and become louder than ever before, there is a real chance to change that.
Lastly, opponents of the rule argue that letting consumers join together in court will increase costs and decrease available credit, but this claim is contradicted by real-life experience.
Trump signed an executive order Thursday which seeks to expand the ability of small businesses and other groups to join together in purchasing health insurance through association health plans.
Mr. Bay likes to wave the Stars and Stripes in his movies, but he prefers his heroes to be rugged individuals, even when they join together as they do here.
One of our commission's recommendations would allow smaller businesses to join together in larger, more-efficient retirement plans in which most responsibilities would be transferred to an experienced third party.
The employees have the support of the National Labor Relations Board, an independent federal agency that protects the rights of private sector employees to join together to improve working conditions.
For instance, in June, the Department of Labor finalized a rule permitting sole proprietors, small business owners, and employees of small businesses to join together to purchase association health plans.
As he said in his speech announcing the decision on Wednesday, "It is time for Jewish people, Christians, and Muslims to join together "in the noble cause for lasting peace.
The two guilds operate independently, but they join together to give annual awards, register scripts to prove document authorship (similar to a trademark), and determine how writers will be credited.
"As more hotels and restaurants join together in this pledge, we send a strong signal to our community and can together help to reshape dining concepts around sustainability," Tak said.
History shows us that when workers join together and form their own organizations, they're able to counter the power of corporations, with game-changing results for our economy and society.
Change here in America will only happen this coming November if we work hard and join together to make clear that there is no room in government for climate deniers.
Instead of directly employing room attendants to clean hotel rooms, Hyatt hires temporary employees who lack the right to join together to bargain for higher wages and better working conditions.
Progress in a divided government does not require extreme partisans to suddenly agree on everything — just enough lawmakers of good faith to join together and deliver for the American people.
As a narrator describes how a moray eel and coral trout join together to hunt for food, the camera draws the audience into a bizarre buddy-cop tale of co-operation.
It's up to all of us — students, parents, educators, and concerned citizens — to join together, to hold each other accountable, to hold our leaders accountable, and to hold this Administration accountable.
As if that wasn't enough, Luke Bryan will recruit the help of Jason Derulo for a special performance while Peter Frampton and Brothers Osbourne join together live for the first time.
All three men will join together once again on the anniversary of the accident next month as they run that half marathon that Otto hoped for when he was still paralyzed.
If you're hoping that they might, in the crucible of this crisis, join together and defy the title of the movie, rediscovering their love for each other, you don't know Zvyagintsev.
"All responsible nations must join together to stop arming and financing and even trading with the murderous North Korean regime," Trump said Thursday in an appearance alongside Chinese President Xi Jinping.
And if there's one thing you can count on in this glorious state, it's the ability of the people to join together to overcome adversity in pursuit of the common good.
Read: Neil Gorsuch just dealt a surprising blow to Trump's immigration agenda The Supreme Court just made it harder for workers to join together and take legal action against their employers.
Athletes join together for group rides and races within a cycling game that hooks up to their own bike trainers at home in order to reflect their movements and physical exertion.
"This is a way to help people have a little levity and join together and have a laugh, and be able to find humor in these difficult scary times," she said.
We need to join together with people from all walks of life to fight for our future, just like we won better wages, safer workspaces, and civil rights in our past.
If confirmed, the result would leave Tunisia with a deeply fractured parliament in which Ennahda would need to join together with numerous rival parties and independents to gain a working majority.
The agency's rule-making ability has already been halted by the Republican-controlled Congress, which last month killed a CFPB rule that had allowed borrowers to join together to sue lenders.
For each bone, Ryman has used hinges to join together various lengths of two-by-fours, which he has painted white on the front and both sides, leaving the knotholes bare.
The Senate's Better Care Reconciliation Act would make these people eligible to join together with one another, as well as with small-business workers, to form a small business health plan (SBHP).
At the start of their talks on Friday morning, both Kerry and Lavrov said that the attacks in the French city of Nice underscored the need to join together in fighting terror.
The outcome of the AT&T/Time Warner case could affect other pending "vertical" mergers, in which different parts of a supply chain, rather than rivals in the same business, join together.
Turntable.fm was a social music site that let users join together in a virtual room and listen to music together (right up until it died because apparently licensing music is super expensive).
If the DNA fragments are introduced into a cell in the right way, under just the right conditions, they'll join together through a natural biological process and hopefully grow into a virus.
Those men often pay lip service to their queen while backbiting and plotting against her — and the women's best ammunition against said plotting may be to join together and form an alliance.
It will be up to us as Americans to make sure our rising working class can join together across racial differences to raise wages and have a say about our common future.
So, as the corporate special interests gear up for another well-funded attack, we will do everything in our power to protect and defend our freedom to join together in a union.
We can join together and make our voices heard by calling our congressmen, writing letters, posting on Facebook, or joining a group advocating on behalf of farmers, like Farmers for Free Trade.
"There are many different plans under way in different parts of the world for adults to join together and step up and out of your comfort zone for our climate," she wrote.
The rapper added, "I am calling on my fellow musicians, actors, entertainers and all others who may not have fully considered this cause to join together to help in any way they can."
The problem is when the people who are empowered in the system are using it to distract us and shift the blame onto the individual because they don't want us to join together.
"An agreement to join together and fight the Islamic State, that was tried a month or two ago, and the US has been trying to do that and it hasn't worked," Stent said.
Liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said the ability of workers to join together to bring claims against an employer was the "driving force" behind a key federal law enacted to regulate labor disputes.
When many people join together to say "enough," the world is more likely to listen... though, hopefully, we can start moving to a place in society where just one voice is considered valid.
"I'm calling on all Democrats and Republicans to join together, if that's possible, in the great rebuilding of America," he said in front of the barge, filled with coal from West Virginia coal.
If more people can join together, it will be a lot easier to get government support and subsidies, paramount for Team USA success at IFMA, and in the future, the Olympics as well.
In the coming weeks, months, and years, it provides the opportunity for Democrats and Republicans to join together, and stand up for the values that have made America a global force for good.
If not, I hope every person over 50 years old will join together in bringing legal action against those who have broken not just political promises but also moral, ethical and legal boundaries.
The legislation would make it easier for small businesses to join together to offer retirement plans and require employers that offer 401(k) plans to make certain part-time workers eligible for them.
The budget proposals included a cap on out-of-pocket spending for enrollees in Medicare's prescription drug program and allowing up to five states to join together to negotiate drug prices for Medicaid.
And in our nation's capital, frontline community members from the Alaskan Arctic, Atlantic, and Gulf coasts will join together to demand that there are no new leases in President Obama's offshore drilling plan.
The CFPB has proposed a rule that would end the worst ripoff clauses in the financial arena, restoring consumers' right to join together in class actions to hold banks accountable for predatory behavior.
The legislation would make it easier for small businesses to join together to offer retirement plans and require employers that offer 85033(k) plans to make certain part-time workers eligible for them.
The rule will allow small-business owners, their employees, sole proprietors and other self-employed people to join together to buy or provide insurance in the large-group market through association health plans.
The idea was that if thinkers and businessmen were forced into the same room they'd be cured of their mutual suspicion and "join together to supplant the vulgarity and aimlessness of American life".
That has been taken over time to be the right of free association, and it's also been said by the Supreme Court to actually say that we can join together for economic purposes.
Following determined and persistent organizing, more than 40,85033 child care workers across California now have a path to join together in a union thanks to new legislation signed by Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom.
I envision a win-win scenario in which electric vehicle companies and bicycle advocates join together to advocate for rapidly building networks of protected bicycle facilities that can also be used by rideables.
The platoon of 50 women, training at Marine Recruit Depot Parris Island in South Carolina, will still perform most exercises apart from the men, but they will join together for larger training missions.
Trump may well be prepared to go down this road, whether he can will depend on whether enough centres of power in the United States could join together to thwart such a destructive path.
In that scenario — if the shutdown drags on for long enough — Republicans and Democrats could theoretically join together to override a Trump veto, which requires two-thirds majority in both the House and Senate.
The two also push the idea that if Sprint and T-Mobile aren't allowed to join together, the US might miss the next round of economic innovation to places like China or South Korea.
The Hieroglyphic script is a challenge to encode, since it consists of logograms (signs that represent languages units), phonograms (signs that represent sounds), and determinatives (signs that join together and clarify logograms and phonograms).
"What is clear is that when the forces for change join together the people reap the benefits, and Portugal's government is the best evidence of this," Sanchez said after meeting Prime Minister Antonio Costa.
"Americans who value their security and liberty must join together to oppose this dangerous proposal," the tech-focused lawmaker said in a statement just after an official discussion draft of the bill was released.
It's still unclear whether the two parties will join together to revise the law or if there's enough support in Congress to compel the administration to remove the liability protections from the trade agreement.
AHIP and PhRMA are currently doing battle with each other over high drug prices, but they have set that fight aside enough to join together to fight single-payer, a threat to both industries.
If you been grabbed, if you been raped, if you been objectified in the workplace, or scored on a scale, we want you to know we hear you and we need to join together.
It's been 229 years since the sanitation workers strike and a lot has changed, but at least two things have stayed the same: Public employees are undervalued, and when workers join together, they win.
First, social media and the web have changed the environment for business by making it cheaper and easier for activists to join together to voice their opinions and by making corporate activities more transparent.
Concepcion held that forced arbitration agreements may also ban class actions — a mechanism that allows many people who were injured by the same company to join together in a single lawsuit against that company.
"Because of the variable in the data [since] each day can be so different, we're trying to bring consistency to be able to make them join together so it can get bigger," Farid explains.
The United States must lead the way in regulating AI, and leaders in industry, technology and ethics should join together to finalize and enact the AIDPA — the first and most important legislation of its kind.
By Koreaboo If you're not in a relationship, there's even a Korean holiday to celebrate your loner status, where groups of single people join together to eat jajangmyeon, with hopes of meeting their better half.
" Much like Penn and Rock, Barry suggests that Americans need to focus on the things they have in common instead of their differences, if we're ever going to "join together and heal our national rift.
" Kaine spoke with the Spanish-language channel last week, adding that he hoped that at the party convention "everyone will join together because the difference is very clear, and we need to win in November.
Federal, state and local governments should join together to offer a homesteading plan that would give citizens, businesses, schools and industries the incentive to invest their money, blood, sweat and tears in revitalizing the Detroit.
Battles are all about figuring out and exploiting your enemy's weakness, and in-keeping with the game's theme, a successful attack in Tokyo Mirage will cause multiple characters to join together in sword-swinging harmony.
This valuable tool, which has encouraged people from all walks of life to join together through conservation partnerships and protect land for the benefit of generations to come, is largely working as Congress as intended.
As we recognize Infrastructure Week in Washington and in the states, America's electric companies, organized labor, and policymakers join together to encourage continued investments in a smarter energy infrastructure and the workforce that supports it.
"Federal courts across the country continue to reject these attempts by corporate interests to manipulate the judiciary against working people and trample on their rights and freedom to join together in a union," Rivlin said.
It would be a wonderful step forward for humanity, and for a Donald Trump presidency, if Ivanka Trump and Gore can join together with environmental and religious leaders who are passionately committed to this cause.
"As our nation celebrates Black History Month, a bipartisan group of Members of Congress will join together to name 85033 Rayburn House Office Building, the 'Elijah E. Cummings Room,'" the notice of the dedication said.
"We join together to urge Congress to maintain the individual mandate," the group, which includes Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, American Hospital Association, and American Academy of Family Physicians, wrote in a letter on Tuesday.
So here's to Mr. Blair-Goldensohn and all the 59 million Americans living with a disability; let our voices join together to help make New York's subway system and our country a more inclusive place.
Through government initiatives, policy organizations and our own rule of law, we're creating a place where people from all backgrounds, faiths, nationalities and perspectives can join together to learn, engage in artistic expression, and exchange ideas.
It is a symbol of protest — to join together as a united front that screams loudly to the world 'We are not going to stand for the inequality, for the injustices, for the "lesser-than" treatment.
A South African High Court ruled that workers who contracted TB and silicosis as a result of unsafe conditions in the gold mines could join together in a class-action lawsuit against mining companies for compensation.
At the very least, the failure to do so is a missed opportunity for the U.S. to join together with other countries on basic fundamental rights for some of the most marginalized people in the world.
Rural entrepreneurship trends won't turn around without a concerted effort to create the conditions for success, but there are signs that local leaders, funders and public policymakers are beginning to join together to do just that.
For decades, the latter principle has played out across our economy, as corporations increasingly divide and isolate workers, forcing them to fend for themselves and robbing them of the opportunity to join together in common cause.
Gorney attempted to start a class action (where the aggrieved consumers would join together to sue WayFair), but Wayfair cited an arbitration clause in a 4,500-word disclaimer located under its "Place your order" button online.
Lewis, where the same majority decided employees can be required by companies to submit all workplace grievances to private arbitration and waive their rights both to go to court and join together in class-action lawsuits.
By tapping in to President Trump's business experience in this area, both parties can join together to do precisely what Dr. King had hoped: put our children and grand-children, the keys to America's future, first.
That separation from other employees limits social connections that would help them advance at work, and it also makes it harder for workers to join together to improve their conditions, whether in a union or otherwise.
"The corporate C.E.O.s behind this case want to take away the freedom of working people to join together in a strong union and negotiate a fair return on their work," Mr. Saunders said in a statement.
Working Americans in the fight for $85033 know the key to ensuring that hospital jobs are good jobs is the ability of hospital workers to join together in a union to negotiate better wages and benefits.
We can join together in wondering if the guy in the trench coat is doing something sinister, and whether the free cat is actually bait in a trap set by a sinister guy in a trench coat.
Now is the time to join together across issues and movements, and to stand united in our resolve to speak out against the harmful laws, policies and culture that would erode our bodily autonomy and our humanity.
The two runners-up were Support Collective, which makes it possible for different companies to join together resources to offer email ticket histories, and SafeRoute, a hack designed to give users a safer path to their destination.
"I'm calling on all Democrats and Republicans to join together, if that's possible, in the great rebuilding of America," Trump said during a speech in Cincinnati, Ohio, standing in front of a barge of West Virginia coal.
Rivera said Podemos's reliance on nationalist regional allies and its past promise of an independence referendum in the Catalonia region threatened Spain's unity and economy, and he called for the other three main parties to join together.
Officials created new lanes for special shuttles that would take Uber and Lyft passengers to a parking lot outside the airport, where they could all join together in texting for drivers, then waiting for them to arrive.
Given the importance of these allegations, members should join together and resolve to fully investigate and disclose the facts on both sides, rather than work to manipulate the investigations to shield their party while attacking the other.
The Supreme Court appeared divided Monday in the first case of the new term challenging whether employers can strip employees of their right to join together and settle disputes through a class-action lawsuit or arbitration proceeding.
Most of the banks also include language that bars customers from taking part in class-action lawsuits, which allow them to join together in legal action that would be too costly or time-consuming to pursue individually.
I don't want to spoil the movie, but when the movie turns into a thriller and the family gets into a dire situation, they all join together in a nice way, and finally stop arguing about politics.
The Daily Beast reports that cries of "El Paso Strong!" were repeatedly heard during the often emotional event, as residents promised to join together in the wake of a shooting they said was clearly rooted in hatred.
If the United States and our NATO allies are willing to work with these countries as they join together on cyber, we could demonstrate to them (and our mutual rivals) that we are in this effort together.
"I would invite all of my colleagues across the aisle to join together and do what is obviously responsible," he said on the Senate floor, shortly after the chamber convened for the first day of the shutdown.
That sets up a stark choice: Either the mainstream parties will join together in a coalition that voters have already rejected, or the German president will have to call a new election, invalidating the previous vote entirely.
"To be direct, we expect the Interfraternity Council community to join together and become a full partner in creating a culture that truly reflects the values of the Ohio State Greek community," the university wrote in the letter.
Dinklage and SNL cast member Cecily Strong join together for the week's promos, where they learn that summer isn't as scary as winter, windows are not movie screens, and that Gwen Stefani has been fine since the '90s.
For the big finale that evening, the Trinity Wall Street Choir, Trinity Youth Chorus, Downtown Voices and the instrumental ensembles Novus NY and 1B1 join together for Ginastera's "Psalm 150" and Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, with Julian Wachner conducting.
With the second public comment period coming to a close last week, it is imperative that we join together from all different segments of this great state to demonstrate to the Administration that Alaskans overwhelmingly support OCS development.
It also means other women working at Google, which is under investigation for claims of gender pay discrimination, may not be able to join together to sue the company — their best chance to change the company's pay practices.
Alan Gilbert's duties as music director don't conclude until July, but he signs off at Lincoln Center with "A Concert for Unity," in which musicians from across the world join together for Mahler's Symphony No. 7 and more.
"I reach out my hand to all of you in both Houses, in both parties, and ask that we join together in saying to the American people: We will save Social Security now," Clinton said at the time.
It may be tempting to join together a string of purple tiles for a ranged attack, but it could leave you surrounded by enemies, and it might be better to trace a shorter path to a health pickup.
This Labor Day, workers from my hometown of Kansas City and across the country will join together, led by the "Fight for $85033" movement, to confront those in power who continue to advance policies that hurt working families.
We spoke with the agent for the ball, Jeffrey Straus, and climbed to the top of One Times Square to find out why millions join together on December 31 to watch a lighted ball drop down a pole.
Members of the labor group will get to directly ask candidates questions about their plans for the economy, wages and "how they would make it easier for all working people to join together in unions," according to SEIU.
The idea of a merger "is objectively mistaken ... If we join together, our votes will decrease," because policy stances would become blurred, Yukio Edano, head of the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan (CDPJ), told Reuters in an interview.
President Trump will also speak at the national assembly where he will celebrate the enduring alliance and friendship between the two countries, and he will call on the international community to join together in maximizing pressure on North Korea.
On June 9th UTC, which is big in jet engines, and Raytheon, a prominent missile-maker, said they would join together to create America's second-largest aerospace and defence company after Boeing, with a combined market value of $166bn.
The same is true of Cruz, and he and Rubio, youthful first term senators, are locked in a battle for the future leadership of the party, and don't seem likely to join together to present an anti-Trump front.
Goddard keeps everything smoothly, ebbing and flowing as the characters separate and join together, but at some point during this logy 2-hour-and-21-minute exercise you want something more substantial than even Hemsworth's admittedly mesmerizing snaky hips.
After Manning's presentation of her #WeGotThis Twitter campaign, encouraging everyone to join together to fight back against the police/prison state, she and Tolokonnikova engaged in a fascinating conversation, starting out with the similarity of their situations in prison.
The Campaign to Organize Digital Employees, or CODE-CWA, will aim to help workers "reach the next level in their efforts to exercise their right to join together and demand change," CWA president Chris Shelton said in a statement.
In his budget last month, Trump proposed a range of relatively modest steps, such as capping out-of-pocket drug costs for Medicare enrollees and allowing up to five states to join together to negotiate drug prices in Medicaid.
In his budget last month, Trump proposed a range of relatively modest steps, such as capping out-of-pocket drug costs for Medicare enrollees and allowing up to five states to join together to negotiate drug prices in Medicaid.
The package of tax cuts and resulting swing of momentum to the president's party shows that the more Republicans can join together to pass the president's policies, the greater the chance they have of keeping control of the House.
Whenever conservatives talk about unity, the ur figure in this regard is William F. Buckley Jr. Shortly after starting National Review in 1955, Mr. Buckley and his colleagues sought to join together the various elements of the respectable right.
The Republican blueprint for Supreme Court nominations John Malcolm of the conservative Heritage Foundation said that when he was planning to come to the conference a few weeks ago, he thought the lawyers might join together to "commiserate" Clinton's win.
So, theoretically, if Trump has a majority of delegates but many of them are SINOs, the overtly anti-Trump delegates and the SINOs could join together in an effort to change the rules in a manner that would hurt Trump.
Most of the people who were at the Human Be-In [a 1967 concert/event that aimed to join together various sects of the counterculture movement] were tripping on a brand new batch of acid he created called White Lightning.
In order for those minority voices to seem more pervasive and influential, look for them to continue to join together, like Hungary's Viktor Orbán and Italy's Matteo Salvini, against the global, liberal establishment as next year's European Parliament elections edge closer.
Kennedy indicated that a loss for workers would not prevent them from acting in concert because they would still be able to join together to hire the same lawyer to bring claims, even though the claims would be arbitrated individually.
For another, her statement is totally inline with a long-held fan theory that Jon and Dany will join together in a marriage of ice and fire (though hopefully not a literal marriage, considering that he's her nephew, and all).
They could operate on their own to pick up supplies and trash, recharge and do simple deliveries, but join together when they need to do something unusual like pick up something heavy, climb a wall or monitor the site at night.
When Congress returns from its recess in September, Democratic and Republican members should join together in a vote to censure President Donald J. Trump for conduct unfit for the American presidency and in violation of the principles of our country.
But wait, the carrier has a "ripoff clause" in the fine print of your cell phone contract to stop you from suing it in court and even worse from engaging in class actions (in which consumers join together in a lawsuit).
"It's up to you and it's up to me and tens of millions of other people to get it together to roll back the forces of carbonization and join together to combat the existential threat of climate change," he said.
The order will direct the Treasury and Labor Departments to consider issuing rules designed to make it easier for small businesses to join together to offer multiple employer plans (MEPs), allowing the businesses to share the costs of administering retirement plans.
The second reading, according to the program, was from Philippians, which begins "join together in following my example, brothers and sisters, and just as you have us as a model, keep your eyes on those who live as we do."
The legislation introduced a number of overhauls to retirement accounts, including raising the age when people need to take minimum withdrawals as well as giving small businesses the ability to join together to participate in multi-employer 401(k) plans.
Democratic presidential candidates such as Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris, Pete Buttigieg, Cory Booker, Julian Castro, and Beto O'Rourke have already released strong detailed plans that would make it easier for millions of workers to join together on the job.
Elevated levels of hormones such as progestin, either alone or combined with estrogen, can prevent ovulation as well as thicken the tissue lining in your uterus so eggs can&apost join together with sperm or implant in the uterine wall.
Stars like Reese Witherspoon, Oprah Winfrey and Tom Hanks will join together at Los Angeles' Beverly Hilton to celebrate the evening and will enjoy a completely gluten-free meal prepared by the hotel's executive chef Alberico Nunziata and executive pastry chef Thomas Henzi.
Let's hope that a couple of dozen House members – all with safe seats, and so with some distance from the voters – decide to join together in a quest for better government — government just a little further out of the reach of the masses.
"Drawing on our respective experience in a media world in full consolidation, we said to ourselves that it was the right time to join together to do what we know how to do on a bigger scale," Capton told Reuters in an interview.
WASHINGTON — President Obama will propose in his 2017 budget new rules that would make it easier for small businesses to join together to form 401(k) retirement plans for their workers, even if the businesses are in different industries, administration officials said Monday.
"Despite our differences, I ask you for us to join together to fight the real problems facing our nation: poverty, unequal services and opportunities, the lack of security, corruption," Kuczynski said in a brief speech after swearing nine ministers into his Cabinet.
To this end, Macron extended his hand to offer a renewed partnership between the French and American people to join together in advancing the universal values of human liberty, a mission set forth by our forebears on both sides of the Atlantic.
" Trump during his remarks on Thursday pointed to a gathering earlier this year in Saudi Arabia, where he said he called "on the leaders of more than 50 Muslim nations to join together to drive out this menace, which threatens all of humanity.
"We need to join together to help each other rekindle the hope, the enthusiasm, and the willingness to find and make our own opportunities," Cordray said to hundreds of union members, a key Democratic constituency, at an AFL-CIO picnic in Cincinnati.
The order, which the administration officials said was likely to be announced in the coming week, would instruct three cabinet departments to take actions to help individuals and small businesses join together to buy insurance through arrangements known as association health plans.
Women join together in secret Facebook groups or in private WhatsApp message groups to share news: A singer is releasing her first album, a guitarist was pushed out of a samba circle by a man, a new feminist politician is running for office.
Instead of driving up health care premiums in order to score political points, let's join together in a bipartisan deal to stabilize the insurance markets and then improve the Affordable Care Act so that every American has access to affordable, quality care.
Editorial A powerful rule finalized last week by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will allow consumers to join together in class-action lawsuits against banks, credit card companies and other lenders over price gouging, predatory lending, abusive loan terms and other mistreatment.
It led the administration to make it easier for consumers to buy short-term plans that last up to a year and for small businesses to join together to buy coverage, though that rule is now on hold pending the outcome of a lawsuit.
In the decision, Justice Gorsuch cited the court's past rulings in favor of arbitration and wrote, "the virtues Congress originally saw in arbitration, its speed and simplicity and inexpensiveness, would be shorn away" if workers were still permitted to join together and press claims collectively.
WASHINGTON, Oct 2 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday began hearing arguments in a closely watched case over the validity of employment agreements that curb the ability of workers to join together to sue companies over overtime pay and a variety of labor disputes.
" Wood went on, "It is a call to action, because there's no way that you can see this picture unless you join together with many, many other people, and the heat of your bodies and your energy comes together, and reveals this picture collectively.
A bipartisan group of more than 40 ex-senators are calling for the current members of the upper chamber to join together to defend democracy, saying that the U.S. is entering a "dangerous period" as the investigation into Russian election interference nears its conclusion.
The federation sees cooperatives, in which farms join together to act as a single, stronger economic entity, as an effective way for black farms to compete as self-sufficient businesses with little need for help from outside institutions, which can be biased or even predatory.
Class actions allow large groups with similar grievances to join together under a single lawsuit, and they allow that large group to hire excellent legal counsel who will litigate the case in return for a share of the money the group receives if they prevail.
" The group's signature "One Billion Rising" campaign designates February 14 as a day for people to join together around the world to speak out for the 1 in 3 women -- more than 1 billion people worldwide -- who "will be beaten or raped during her lifetime.
"Look, it's up to you and it's up to me and tens of millions of other people to get it together to roll back the forces of carbonization and join together to combat the existential threat of climate change," Brown will say in the address.
WASHINGTON(Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court kicks off its new nine-month term on Monday with a major employment case that could deprive workers of the ability to join together to file lawsuits when taking on companies over a wide range of labor disputes.
Who's on his side…In late May, Trump was endorsed by the gun-advocacy group, the National Rifle Association, at their annual leadership forum, where the executive director of the group's lobbying arm, Chris Cox, called on the NRA's members to join together to vote for Trump.
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney, speaking on Friday at the same annual Fed retreat in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, said the dollar's dominance increases risks to the rest of the world and said central banks might need to join together to create their own replacement reserve currency.
This is the moment for Western leaders to join together to reaffirm their commitment to the core democratic values and accepted rules of international conduct that were established after World War II, and to reaffirm the principle that violating these norms will carry serious and lasting consequences.
When Afghans first arrived, they would work for another more-established Afghan, and then they would join together with other Afghan workers to start their own chicken restaurants, to be their own bosses, with aspirational names like Royal Fried Chicken, formerly known as Hollywood Fried Chicken.
But while these dissenting diplomats argue that a peace deal would allow Syria's government and Syrian rebels to join together to fight the Islamic State, others worry that rebels — including the Kurdish YPG, or People's Protection Units — would turn against one another to fight for power.
While several leading platforms have announced a joint effort to combat coronavirus misinformation, they should adopt a recommendation made last year by our colleague Kara Frederick, and join together in an "enduring disinformation-related consortium," modeled after the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism as the template.
Given the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the hopelessness there, where is the demand from Israel that its wealthy neighbors in Saudi Arabia, along with the gulf states, join together in a Marshall Plan as part of a regional nonaggression pact, including the disarmament of Gaza?
Just two weeks after consumers got crucial legal rights restored by a new rule from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), the U.S. House of Representatives voted July 25 to strip consumers of the ability to join together and hold large financial institutions accountable in court.
The proposals include a cap on out-of-pocket spending for enrollees in Medicare's prescription drug program, allowing up to five states to join together to negotiate drug prices for Medicaid and cutting Medicare payments to remove an incentive for doctors to prescribe higher-priced drugs.
Indeed, Sanders's past forays into this subject have included the surprising suggestion that Saudi Arabia and Iran — two countries currently locked in a violent cold-war struggle against one another for control of the Middle East — should join together in the same "Muslim army" to fight Assad.
Today, the two of us -- a practicing Jewish Democrat from Nevada and a devoted Christian Republican from Oklahoma -- are calling on our colleagues to set aside the labels, the bickering and the grandstanding to join together to take on one of the most disturbing trends of our time.
"We want increased trade with Europe, we want increased trade with India, but we want it to be conducted in a way that is consistent with the history of free trade around the world where we join together and we don't try and protect our own industries," he added.
However, rather than starting over from scratch, I believe the right answer for southern Minnesotans, and all Americans, is for Republicans and Democrats to join together to build upon the gains of the Affordable Care Act and adopt necessary improvements that help make health insurance more affordable for all.
That's one of the reasons individuals and families so easily bond with people facing similar medical challenges, regardless of their political beliefs or economic background, and it's why tens of millions of people join together to donate and raise money for efforts to find cures and support treatment.
This is a small way for me to express my support and appreciation for these wonderful people who have been so great to me and my teammates and hopefully we can all join together to relieve some of the stress and hardship caused by this national health crisis.
European nations, which Hazony holds up as the historical ideal, didn't arise out of smaller groups choosing to join together: As historian Mark Koyama shows, European states likely grew strong because tribal identities in Europe were weak, making it easier to consolidate power at higher and more remote levels.
Besides our subway system, the pizza shop is the only democratic place where Pizza Rat, cops, the homeless, Bill de Blasio, drunks, goths, hedge-fund traders, hipsters, Hell's Angels, sorority girls, and scientists join together in a communion of sauce, cheese, dough, and grease in the name of hunger.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads WASHINGTON, DC — Each June in Huinchiri, Peru, four Quechua communities on two sides of a gorge join together to build a bridge out of grass, creating a form of ancient infrastructure that dates back at least five centuries to the Inca Empire.
Few, if any, foresaw the emergence of enormous, internet-based businesses that would globally aggregate the common interests of billions of people… probably because we (mistakenly) saw more differences than commonalities among the then 5.7 billion people of Earth and failed to see how billions of people could join together.
For insight, look to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), a small agency with a vital role in protecting the rights of U.S. workers to organize, bargain for higher wages and join together to protest discrimination, safety hazards and other unfair treatment — in other words, to stand up for themselves.
Ordinarily, when thousands of workers at the same company all raise very similar legal claims against that same employer, those workers will join together in a class action lawsuit — a process that allows all of the disputes to be resolved in a single suit rather than in thousands of separate proceedings.
Because it's very hard to collectively do something together, because what happens is instantly disagreements happen between people, also the company is operating from a single source and you all have to all sort of join together which is what they try to do, which is break you apart in some way.
New York, however, had the dubious honor of being the only city to host competing rallies between labor groups—the Independent Drivers Guild (IDG) and the New York Taxi Drivers Alliance (NYTWA)—which took turns to protest in front of an Uber hub in Long Island City, Queens, rather than join together.
"AB InBev's 100+ Accelerator has provided the perfect canvas for accelerating impact for Earthly Labs' goal to avoid 1 billion tons of CO2 emissions" Next week, the world's political and business leaders will join together in New York City to discuss economic development, among a huge range of social and environmental issues.
They can be beaten if equally passionate advocates join together for gun control, tap into moral passion and identity, and use their organizational force to turn gun control into a wedge issue capable of determining the political fate of upscale suburban districts that now hold the balance of political power for the nation.
Friday's 28-page proposal includes a number of measures to make drugs more affordable, including a cap on out-of-pocket spending for Medicare prescription drug enrollees, allowing up to five states to join together to negotiate drug prices for Medicaid and cutting Medicare payments to discourage doctors from prescribing higher-priced drugs.
"This was the essence of John McCain's message to our nation: that we must join together, shaped by our deepest values of liberty, equal justice and respect for the dignity of all people, hardened by unwavering courage and integrity, and step into the arena to fight for a greater cause," she wrote.
"SEIU members are paying close attention to this race and are still evaluating candidates on their plans to put power back in the hands of working families and give all working people the ability to join together in unions, no matter where they work," a spokeswoman for the national SEIU told the Times.
You know, I have said before, and I will say again, that when we started on this journey, we did so with an abiding faith in the American people and their ability, our ability, to join together and change the country in ways that would make life better for our kids and our grandkids.
David Fincher's 21 The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo — which starred Rooney Mara as Salander, the autistic hacker, and Daniel Craig as the crusading journalist Mikael Blomkvist, who join together to solve a murder — was meant to be the first of the Larsson movies, but the next two books proved too difficult to adapt.
Neal's proposal could be enhanced by other bipartisan proposals like the Retirement Enhancement and Savings Act (RESA), which would make it easier and financially viable for small employers to join together to offer workers 85033(k)s or similar plans, and to offer annuities, products that guarantee an income for life, in their retirement plans.
These include provisions that would make it easier for small businesses to join together to offer retirement plans, treat graduate students' stipends as compensation for purposes concerning individual retirement accounts (IRA), allow long-term and part-time workers to participate in companies' 401(k) plans, and eliminate the age maximum for contributing to IRAs.
These include provisions that would make it easier for small businesses to join together to offer retirement plans, treat graduate students' stipends as compensation for purposes concerning individual retirement accounts (IRA), allow long-term and part-time workers to participate in companies' 22019(k) plans, and eliminate the age maximum for contributing to IRAs.
Melissa is also chair of the Junior League of NJ State Public Affairs Committee, a statewide, non-partisan committee made up of representatives from each of the eight Junior Leagues in New Jersey who join together to take action on select state and national public issues, including opioid abuse, human trafficking, and violence against women.
"This is a small way for me to express my support and appreciation for these wonderful people who have been so great to me and my teammates and hopefully we can all join together to relieve some of the stress and hardship caused by this national health crisis," he wrote in a post on Instagram.
"We couldn't resist the allure of this cute little town in the middle of millions of acres of vast desert, and the chance to join together with locals... to try to create a new spark of excitement, to build a future for this place with a complex and colorful past," Stuart Siegel told me.
It caused a fractious bunch of MPs to join together across political parties (including a handful within Johnson's own Conservative party) to quickly try to pass a law that would force the prime minister to ask for a Brexit extension if he couldn't bring back a new UK-EU deal to Parliament by October 19.
"It goes all the way back to pretty basic studies of group behavior, where people would join together with a mob of people and do things they wouldn't normally do, that weren't right, that were too extreme," said social and personality psychologist Don Forsyth of the University of Richmond's Jepson School of Leadership Studies.
My hope is this letter will serve as a call to action for all Republican House members to come back to Washington unified, as we have spent far too many nights as a fractured body, and, if necessary, I ask the Republican leadership to keep us in a room until we are ready to join together in one direction.
We must practice tolerance and respect for each other once again, and make this region a place where every man and woman, no matter their faith or ethnicity, can enjoy a life of dignity and hope ... If these three faiths can join together in cooperation, then peace in this world is possible, including peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
The Week Ahead Here's what to expect in the week ahead: LABOR On Monday, the first day of its new term, the Supreme Court will hear arguments about one of the central questions in today's workplace: whether companies can require workers to forfeit their rights to join together in lawsuits or arbitration proceedings against their employers.
"This is a small way for me to express my support and appreciation for these wonderful people who have been so great to me and my teammates and hopefully we can all join together to relieve some of the stress and hardship caused by this national health crisis," the 19-year-old player wrote on Instagram.
Kirkegaard said last month's G20 meetings in Hamburg exhibited how countries can more effectively solve real-world economic problems when they join together, which is the fundamental ideology behind the EU. Trump's "America first" philosophy was on full display at the summit when 19 countries endorsed the Paris climate accord – leaving the U.S. behind on the world stage.
If a candidate does not have enough support on that first preference to be viable (the threshold is typically 15% of caucusgoers at a location), then that candidate's supporters are able to realign either with a candidate who was viable in the first round or join together to make another candidate viable — this is the final alignment.
Instead, he suggested that "perhaps we should try freedom," and sketched out four principles that should guide the formation of a potential replacement -- maintaining freedom of choice, offering health savings accounts, removing state-by-state barriers, and providing "the freedom for all individuals to join together in voluntary associations to gain the leverage of being part of a large insurance pool."
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Next Wednesday at the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD), Burke Prize artists Cannupa Hanska Luger, Roberto Lugo, and Jordan Nassar will join together for a panel discussion, moderated by Marianna Schaffer of Creative Capital, to talk about the ways in which craft can become a tool of resistance, protest, sociopolitical commentary, and change.
Every living former president should join together in a united statement that upholds these values that are as old as the Declaration of Independence, and as young as Martin Luther King Jr.'s granddaughter telling a rally of students in Washington that her dream is to be part of the next great generation that makes life safe for our children in our schools.
"In the same spirit of love and liberation that inspired the Women's March, we join together in making March 8th A Day Without a Woman, recognizing the enormous value that women of all backgrounds add to our socio-economic system — while receiving lower wages and experiencing greater inequities, vulnerability to discrimination, sexual harassment, and job insecurity," reads the website for the strike.
Each enemy type seems to have their own moves for when they're befriended, and in addition to fighting alongside Kirby, allies will be able to join together for powerful team up attacks, Given the push by Nintendo for local multiplayer on the Switch, it's easy to imagine that Kirby will presumably feature local cooperative multiplayer using the Joy-Con controllers, although there's no confirmation of that yet.
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In the emailed statement Monday, Wali wrote, "SEIU's two million members, our leaders, and staff are more committed than ever to continuing forward to build power for working families and our communities across the Midwest, growing the the Fight for 15 movement started because of the fearlessness and courage of fast food workers in New York, and to winning the ability to join together in Unions for millions more workers."
On December 28, 2002—just as he was finishing a speech to members of the moderate Islamist party, Islah, urging the opposition to join together against poverty, the marginalization of women, the deterioration of democracy, and other ills under Ali Abdullah Saleh—Jarallah was shot point-blank in the heart by an assassin with possible ties, it was said, either to al-Qaeda, which was gaining a foothold in Yemen, or to Saleh.
That means that, if Robb clings to the view that companies engaged in large amounts of First Amendment-protected activity are immune from labor law enforcement, there will be no one to protect workers' rights to join a union, no one protecting their right to join together against abusive work conditions, and no one who can force an employer to actually bargain with a union, at least if the employer's core business involves First Amendment activity.
Over the course of a little less than two weeks, Trump has gone from publicly asking Democrats and Republicans, gathered at the White House, to join together and forge a "bill of love" (January 9, 2018), to privately raging over the entry of immigrants from "shithole countries" (January 11, 2018), to declaring in a tweet, during a helter-skelter mini-shutdown, that Democrats want "unchecked illegal immigration" (January 20, 2018) -- all the while keeping mum on what he, the president, actually wanted.
"The proposed CMS rule, combined with the Janus ruling, are two more efforts by the Trump Administration and billionaire-funded special interest groups to silence a workforce comprised of 90 percent women, most of whom are women of color, and to reduce the power of working people by making it more difficult for them to join together in a union to fight to ensure that our loved ones can get the care they need to live at home with dignity," read a statement by Melody Benjamin, who SEIU said is a home care worker.
Among other reforms, they would enact several key provisions expanding collective bargaining rights such as strengthening penalties against abusive and predatory corporations that violate worker rights, combating misclassification of workers as supervisors and independent contractors, strengthening our right to strike for the wages, benefits and working conditions that we deserve, creating a mandatory mediation and arbitration process to ensure that corporations and newly organized unions reach a first contract, banning state laws that undermine our freedom to join together and negotiate,  and protecting the integrity and fairness of union elections from employer propaganda.
I ran it down like this in my story from Wednesday afternoon: Over the course of a little less than two weeks, Trump has gone from publicly asking Democrats and Republicans, gathered at the White House, to join together and forge a "bill of love" (January 9, 2018), to privately raging over the entry of immigrants from "shithole countries" (January 11, 2018), to declaring in a tweet, during a helter-skelter mini-shutdown, that Democrats want "unchecked illegal immigration" (January 20, 2018) -- all the while keeping mum on what he, the president, actually wanted.

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