Q: Are you seeing others in your neighborhood join up?
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Many join up after being beaten or robbed by police.
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MI), since its attempt to join up with GM (GM.
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So, you join up and you get your masculinity back.
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If this were indeed the Blitz, they could join up.
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Or are they trying to lure Britney herself to join up, too?
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He refused to join up with Brienne and Pod before dying offscreen.
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After the Liard, another dozen major mountain rivers will soon join up.
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I didn't know why Niall should join up if he was Irish.
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We'd probably join up with drug dealers to save him too. Theoretically.
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The September 11th attacks inspired Mr Snowden to join up, he writes.
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Doe disputes that he traveled to Syria to join up with ISIS.
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And it'll probably only get worse if T-Mobile and Sprint join up.
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But the incentives for exchange groups to join up are not going away.
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A few people will stop watching Maher, a few more will join up.
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"These sleeper cells can easily join up with other radical cells," he said.
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If you join up, you'll have access to a range of different benefits.
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I never would have guessed they'd pull the trigger and join up with NASCAR.
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You join up for free and then log in with your cable provider's credentials.
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The war was on, everywhere was getting bombed, and I wanted to join up.
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Finally, if you're not on LinkedIn, join up now and start using and learning more.
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Ice floating down a river makes an ice jam; floating logs join up into logjams.
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More recently, Johnson Controls of Milwaukee agreed to join up with Tyco of Cork, Ireland.
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Nearly 1,000 people are believed to have left Germany to join up with the Islamist militants.
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Passionate Mars and playing-for-keeps Pluto join up in your sign, making you seriously irresistible.
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There have also been rumors that Amber Rose and former pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy would join up.
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Enthusiasts say that free trade will join up Africa's fragmented markets, ignite industrialisation and create jobs.
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Finally, if you're not on LinkedIn, join up now and start using and learning more. Satya
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"We're thrilled to join up with Knotel and expand deeper in Berlin and beyond," said Roshkow.
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He wanted to make his way to Afghanistan, join up with Taliban forces, and kill Americans.
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Hopefully their leadership in this space will help convince other developers and manufacturers to join up.
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The partnership announced today is between NYU and Facebook, but both hope that others will join up.
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Other parliamentary parties have been reluctant to join up with Babis because of fraud charges he faces.
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But he said it's possible he may join up with a commercial spaceflight company in the future.
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They're raising money on Kickstarter right now if you'd like to help out and join up early.
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Andrew went to the Royal Air Force to join up, hoping it would give him some direction.
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Samsung has already confirmed its partnership with MasterCard and Visa, with American Express expected to join up later.
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He has voiced support for new railways to join up the north which could cost a whopping £39bn.
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It already has a deal with LinkedIn, to let people join up their accounts on the two networks.
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But two players will still be able to join up together on one device for the Zombies mode.
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Players can ride solo or join up with a team, and the last squad standing wins the game.
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"It was never about, gee-whiz, can I be convincing enough to have Ryan join up with," McDermott said.
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Since then, Zuckerberg has personally lobbied executives like New York Times CEO Mark Thompson to join up, sources say.
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With livestreaming taking popularity, you get a pretty good window into the lives of famous people who join up.
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The dawn of the connected smoothie is upon us, and you can either join up or face nutritional obsolescence.
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The company has also pledged to set aside 50 percent of its "founding shares" for drivers who join up.
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He pointed out that programmers fresh out of college who join up with Facebook or Google have nice perks.
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Fahima Deeb, a mechanically gifted Resonant, and her non-Resonant girlfriend Alyssa both join up with the resistance effort.
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Campaign 2016 You know what they say: If you can't beat 'em, join up with a friend and beat 'em.
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But in the EU Parliament, these MEPs join up into various cross-border political factions according to their political stance.
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Once they arrive, they'll join up with cosmonaut Fyodor Yurchikhin, as well as NASA astronauts Jack Fischer and Peggy Whitson.
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Before we bounce can you explain to the world what the Dingo Hive is and why people should join up?
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Fighting fake news The world's leading tech companies may join up to wage war against fake news on the internet.
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A friend re-introduced Cook's girlfriend to it, and she decided to join up too so they could play together.
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It's interesting to join up phrases and words and paragraphs and ideas with music and change the way it feels.
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PSA SHARES FALL 6.5 PERCENT AFTER FIAT AND PEUGEOT ANNOUNCE PLANS TO JOIN UP TO CREATE WORLD'S FOURTH-LARGEST CARMAKER
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"I had this idea of how empowering and healing it can be to join up these diaspora dots," he said.
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"That really talks to an international traveler demographic who wants to be able to join up car services," he said.
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We have to consider the possibility that what remains of ISIS will try and join up with other like-minded groups.
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Anyone in a group that's deemed not "viable" can choose to join up with a candidate that's still in the running.
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As for if LeBron wanted to join up with him, Steph, Klay and Draymond -- K.D. didn't seem so sure about that.
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He does so, managing to join up with a ragtag resistance group of a few dozen Jews in the Ukrainian forest.
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My plan is to join up after college so I can first get a degree for after life in the military.
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That spiraling array of mid-frequency dishes will join up to 1 million much smaller low-frequency antennas planned for Australia.
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Each satlet, which NovaWurks calls a HISat, can also physically join up with others, forming one larger unit that shares resources.
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But the fashion world is dominated by conglomerates, and in that sense, their decision to join up isn't surprising at all.
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The two join up with The Roots, who provide a cappella beats; it's coming out on an album called Holidays Rule.
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In "Schuld, [2019] 2015," he intersperses horizontal wooden slats with curved train tracks from a model railway that don't join up.
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Still, students who do not yet have access to the official PlayVS sports league can create teams, join up and play matches.
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He reiterated that he would not end a near century-old rivalry and join up with fellow center-right party Fine Gael.
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And the door has been left open for America, under Mr Trump or his successor, to change its mind and join up.
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This implies, with caveats, that the environment is still quite good for startups looking to tap out, trade in or join up.
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Harley will join up with the two heroes to save a young girl from the Gotham crime lord Black Mask (Ewan McGregor).
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Join Up With a Group Promoting Fair Elections: Metric Geometry and Gerrymandering Group (MGGG)All About RedistrictingFair VotePublic Mapping Project: End Gerrymandering
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Moved by how Japan's Self-Defense Forces (JSDF) helped her family and friends during the relief operations, Hirayama decided to join up.
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That's something the IWOC is looking to change by clandestinely recruiting prisoners to join up with a guild free of union dues.
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Rollersoccer is in essence football on roller skates where players of all ages and both sexes can join up to form a team.
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To participate in Squad Streams, creators can join up with one another from their dashboard by way of a new Squad Stream widget.
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Kammerman, a Democratic media consultant, said he was happy to join up because he believes taking down Trump should be a bipartisan goal.
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They may invent few products themselves and instead either acquire small firms or join up with them, then handle marketing, distribution and regulation.
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It is a way to reduce duplication, join up national defence industries and set standards for everything from battlefield medicine to military radios.
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"What do you think of the French soldiers who join up to go fight in Afghanistan?" a plaintiff's attorney asked at one point.
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One of the suspects was allegedly responsible for collecting and channeling funds to Malaysian citizens looking to join up with IS in Syria.
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On Tuesday, Splunk announced that Okta's former chief security officer Yassir Abousselham will join up as the new chief information security officer (CISO).
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That array will then join up to 1 million smaller antennas to form a single observatory—the largest scientific structure on the planet.
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"The suspect... planned to raise funds in Malaysia before departing for Syria to join up with Daesh," he said, referring to Islamic State.
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It's a move that totally backfires later, but first, they join up with Dany and Tyrion in Meereen and declare themselves loyal to her.
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Whatever the outcome of the election, Trump supporters will crawl under rocks or join up with militant militias or just grow older and die.
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That decision waived a requirement imposed in 2013 that such recruits must have lived in Britain for five years before they could join up.
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But I hope I can convince you to take the leap and join up with the rest of the gang in time for filming.
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WHEN Britain needed reinforcements to fight American revolutionaries it tried to entice enslaved blacks to join up by promising them "freedom and a farm".
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If you wanted to join up, you plugged in a computer and found a connection through a service provider, and that was basically it.
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These are the nearly super-heroic NPCs who join up with your resistance and offer you support with their unique abilities, weapons, and vehicles.
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Darby Allin recently left the company to join up with All Elite Wrestling, a wrestler-driven company with big-time sports money behind it.
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Having driven around in one of their vehicles, I can safely say I'd be applying to join up myself if I was Phoenix-based.
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BUT my mom is also really into planning this for me so maybe a few of you can join up with her to help plan????
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Intense fighting is taking place as the army attempts to break through Islamic State lines to join up with the besieged garrison, the Observatory reported.
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There's also a multiplayer element: you'll be able to join up with one of three teams, and then engage in gym battles with other players.
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Let's hope that Keychange's power and influence continues to swell—if more festivals join up, that goal of gender balance by 2022 seems pretty attainable.
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Pulisic signed for Chelsea in a $73 million transfer from Borussia Dortmund in January, but didn't join up with his new teammates until the summer.
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Tech North was created to join up the tech ecosystems across Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield, Liverpool, Newcastle, and Sunderland into one giant internationally renowned tech cluster.
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They come with a selection of silicone wings that wrap around half the body of the bud and join up with an oblong silicone tip.
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While child recruitment by the FPLN appears to be uncommon, HRW said the ELN and FARC dissidents offered payment to encourage children to join up.
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South Carolina is a "right-to-work" state, one of 28 states that bar unions from requiring workers to join up as a condition of employment.
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His 2016 presidential campaign claimed he would become a Democrat "for life," but he ultimately decided not to join up, remaining an independent in the Senate.
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Now, to comply with the rules Petrobras created to avoid new antitrust hurdles, Ultrapar needs to join up with other investors if it wants to bid.
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Late last year it said it would join up with Stanford University to develop algorithms to spot irregular patterns in heartbeat data gathered by its watch.
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The suspects, all foreigners, were deported from Turkey after being caught trying to enter Syria to join up with Islamic State, the security source told Reuters.
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While the idea to link India's rivers was first mooted in the 1970s, plans to join up more than two dozen rivers have seen little action.
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According to ESPN, Giannis says he ain't down to give up 2 weeks of his summer training to join up with LBJ on the silver screen.
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"Call of Duty: Mobile" will emphasize online multiplayer, allowing players to join up with friends and play head to head against other people around the world.
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We just need to join up the bits, we have the materials, we have the products, we just need to encourage the adoption of these things.
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Even though a majority of MPs might oppose a no-deal Brexit, they'll have to cross party lines, or join up with opponents to do so.
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Researchers say that having a parent or sibling in uniform increases the likelihood that someone will join up, and so does coming from a large family.
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Others will join up with cable networks or pivot into more video to ensure they are reaching the buzzworthy Millennial audience that keeps their property hot.
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Upgrading infrastructure – We will upgrade our digital, energy, transport, water and flood defense infrastructure, and join up central government investment and local growth priorities more effectively.
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Others made the decision to serve in the government, reasoning that the inexperience of the Trump team meant they had a patriotic duty to join up.
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Again, none of that may convince the Times, the Post or the Wall Street Journal (which first reported on Apple's proposed revenue share*) to join up.
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Ighalo landed in the country 11 days ago, meaning he will most likely be free to join up with the rest of United's squad at the weekend.
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Mr Banks's own repeated attempts to join up have been blocked by Conservative Campaign Headquarters, which has told local associations to vet applicants carefully before admitting them.
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The deal will see the team at Hyderabad-based Commut join up with Careem to work on "complex local problems" in its markets in the Middle East.
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Mr Mitchell argues that public access to registers is important because resource-constrained law enforcement needs help from NGOs and investigative journalists to "join up the dots".
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He could go to China for an eleventy billion dollar contract, join up with an actually successful club and win trophies, or just sign with Manchester United.
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He would go on to make over 200 appearances for the Reds after the war, though he was first to join up in a rather different sense.
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Nietzsche remains a heroic figure in intellectual history because his lonely, desperate quest seems to join up with so many other expeditions of the mind and soul.
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After years of beating each other up, one key player in the on-demand food delivery space is willing to sell, or join up with someone else.
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"You could interpret that as a signal that the Chinese government is perhaps willing now to consider, if not actually join up to, contingency plans," Xie said.
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Locals join up in opposition to the government's marginalization of Equatorian tribes and to fight the growing incursions of government-backed Dinka cattle-keepers into their land.
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EU liberals refuse to join up with Italy's eurosceptic Five Star Movement EU liberals refuse to join up with Italy's eurosceptic Five Star Movement The leader of Italy's Five Star Movement Beppe Grillo made a failed move to join forces with a pro-European Union (EU) group on Monday – a decision that has left many scratching their heads as to what the anti-establishment party's position really is on Europe.
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It's something that's been popular in Japan, where groups of players will join up in the real world, PSP or 3DS in hand, and hunt powerful monsters together.
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The juice business, which has been suffering from slowing consumer demand, would look to join up with a distributor to capitalise on Dreyfus' efficient production assets, he said.
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Earlier this week, the army and its allies encircled the IS militants after advancing southward to join up with their forces near al-Sukhna town in Homs province.
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That is thanks to Moon Jae-in, South Korea's president, who decreed an extra day off to join up a series of tantalisingly close public holidays and weekends.
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The story follows Gene, a "meh" emoji who leaves the text messaging app to join up with Jailbreak, a princess emoji who is really a hacker in disguise.
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Over the course of the game, you join up with a small crew helmed by a pilot named Greez and a captain named Cere, a former Jedi herself.
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They have a number of commercial clients, many of which are under NDA, Quinn noted, but the most recent to join up did so publicly, and that's TikTok.
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Once on board, their plan was to join up with another group of six militants disguised in marine uniforms who were approaching the Zulfiqar in an inflatable dinghy.
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The tenor starts out in synch with the ritornello; attempts to assume an independent melodic shape; and then, failing that, tries to join up with the accompaniment again.
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The American South and West provide a disproportionate number of enlistees, and young people in big cities are less likely than their small town counterparts to join up.
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Anthony's not doing anything right now, so when we got league boss Ice Cube at LAX we asked if he's clamoring to have 'Melo join up ... not so much.
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There aren't many scenarios where four people, from different backgrounds and age groups, join up under a common goal in the type of mood-lifting setting that Fortnite provides.
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Some form of co-ordination body to join-up decision making, as well as to run the sort of national advertising and ticketing systems Britain currently lacks, is needed.
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Image: University of MarylandFor the first time, physicists have observed a mysterious process called magnetic reconnection—wherein opposing magnetic field lines join up, releasing a tremendous burst of energy.
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Some say their mission to join up the disparate Kurdish dots fits in with Iran's hopes of pushing west to the Mediterranean like Darius I, an ancient Persian king.
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First, the country has an especially longstanding and well-organized network of radical Islamist recruiters, making it easier for people to join up there than in other European countries.
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And so are nearly all other transgender recruits who have tried to join up since a federal court ordered the Trump administration not to ban them from the military.
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While the lasting memory is of the "Greatest Generation" rushing to join up in the wake of the attack on Pearl Harbor, their willingness is more myth than reality.
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Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase aren't the first employers to join up and use their combined might to figure out how to crack down on health care costs.
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In many precincts, his supporters will not reach the threshold of viability, and so they can either go home or join up with one of the two major candidates.
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For example, while the CBO expects 2018 to be rocky, it thinks more health plans would join up within two years as they had time to analyze the change.
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Attempts to undermine the peace deal could encourage some former FARC fighters to join up with criminal gangs that are already busy recruiting in areas traditionally neglected by the state.
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The 32-year-old Peralta, who will now join up with Mexico's under-23 squad this week, is again one of their permitted three over-age players for the Aug.
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The TFTA aims to join up three of them: the East African Community (EAC), the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA).
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If Ant-Man gets another movie in Phase 4 or beyond, it's possible that Ghost will be cured and may possibly join up with her ex-nemeses as a hero.
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"Did a tour after joining up?" sounds like someone enlisted in the military, but we've been misdirected: you can also join up in wedded bliss and go on your honeymoon.
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Fellaini, who joined Shandong last January from the English Premier League side, returned to the country on Friday to join up with his club and tested positive for the coronavirus.
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A brand new map may be the biggest opportunity yet for brand new players to join up alongside veterans of the game and have a fighting chance of being successful.
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It's a multiplayer affair, where adventurers can hop onto the peg leg of a pirate captain, or join up with a salty crew to sail across a wide-open ocean.
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A global assortment of sausages is served, and the two marquee attractions join up in one dish, mussels with chorizo: 35-01 Ditmars Boulevard (35th Street), Astoria, Queens, 718-1113-6532.
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"Positions Available," the book's first poem, is a list of exclamatory welcoming announcements from "The Company" that invite interested persons who either are or wish to become artists to join up.
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If any Boy Meets World fans were wondering if they should join up with that slightly too touchy-feely commune eager to recruit them, let this episode serve as a warning.
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We got Lonzo's little bro at LAX on Wednesday ... and we just had to ask about his dad's prediction that Gelo will join up with Zo in the purple and gold.
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After his visit to Carol, in a great scene where he snuggles Ezekiel's tiger, Daryl even asks Morgan (Lennie James) to be the one to convince the Kingdom to join up.
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"With the postmillennial generation and their activism and their political leanings, there is a lot of concern that this next generation may be much less inclined to join up," he said.
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Similar to games like Fable 2 and 3, this will be "drop in" co-op, where you join up with your friend's ongoing settlement but keep your own settlement at home.
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As season eight begins, Winterfell is where Daenerys Targaryen and her dragon-boosted army are headed, accompanied by Jon Snow, to join up with the Starks and assemble against the Night King.
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The news, announced this morning at Facebook's F8 developer conference in San Jose, means anyone with a Rift and Touch controllers can join up to three other people in a virtual playground.
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Aided by allied militias backed by Iran, it also hopes to join up with Iraqi forces advancing against Islamic State across the border to secure a land route from Damascus to Baghdad.
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Samsung may not have the most incentive to join up, assuming its planning to build out Bixby, but everyone else has a lot to gain from helping build out the Google ecosystem.
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Rank and 888 had wanted to join up with William Hill to create Britain's largest multi-channel gambling operator by revenue and profit, with 92 percent of its business from regulated markets.
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"I would join up with him and stand arm-in-arm with him, and preaching to whoever will listen that even though we're different, we're all brothers," he told CNN from prison.
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For the mixed-race protagonist, getting by means running off from everything she knows to join up with a door-to-door magazine sales crew that she encounters at a K-Mart.
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More partners are expected to join up now that the endeavor is public, though none were named in the press release or in response to my questions on the topic to Planet.
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This, by the way, is why you most likely can't sue your cellphone provider or credit card issuer in court and, once pushed into arbitration, you can't join up with fellow customers.
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"We think [Whole Foods] are very customer-centric just like us, they've built a great business focused around quality and customers, so we're really glad to join up with them," he added.
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But efforts to join up ministries and agencies working separately on health and disasters are still at an early stage, with a conference due to bring them together in Bangkok next month.
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That's something the IWOC is looking to change, recruiting prisoners through clandestine and contraband methods to join up with a new kind of guild, free of union dues considering their constituents' circumstances.
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Instead of standing up a new plan, given that open enrollment starts in about two months, Anderson, Hacker, and Starr propose letting Medicare (a plan that already covers 50 million enrollees) join up.
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Mostack and Mist – "On My Ones" Bringing North London and Birmingham together for the collaboration you didn't know you needed in your life, Mostack and Mist join up for this head-bumping track.
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The transgender people who want to join up were still waiting, though, because the Trump administration wasn't saying whether it was going to let the date pass without more of a legal fight.
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On Tuesday, U.S.-backed Iraqi forces continued their offensive in Mosul, where several thousand Islamic State (IS) militants, including many who traveled from Western countries to join up, are believed to be based.
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Several thousand militants, including many who traveled from Western countries to join up, are believed to be in Mosul among a remaining civilian population estimated at the start of the offensive at 750,000.
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Of course, Hue took only a few days to join up with the Browns' rivals -- the Bengals -- after he got canned in Cleveland ... and dudes like Baker Mayfield were REALLY upset about it.
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The sisters join up with their friend Ruby (Retta), whose daughter has a life-threatening renal disease and who needs an expensive, experimental medication that costs $10,000 out of pocket to cure it.
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I bet she's up in Heaven trying to get Jeff Hanneman from Slayer to join up with her and [former DAMAD bassist] Brian [Duke] to start the most brutal band in the afterlife.
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Real clouds jostled against billboard images of clouds; blades of grass poked through a cracked sidewalk as if trying to join up with the photograph of grass on the back of a truck.
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Clinton was attempting to knock headlines about her email server and foundation woes from the front page, while calling on her base and even Republicans to join up against the perceived Trump threat.
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They include a 50-year-old Filipino suspected of recruiting his countrymen in Malaysia to join up with the Abu Sayyaf, a militant group notorious for kidnappings and beheadings in the southern Philippines.
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Check out the clip -- seems like there's a little miscommunication going on, 'cause Jon says he'd love to join up with Floyd ... but hasn't had contact with him since he was invited to join.
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No Microsoft researcher is forced to join up with NExT, but it gives more entrepreneurial spirits like Molnar a big opportunity, if and when they see an immediate real-world application of their work.
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The Serb, beaten 6-4 6-3 by Zverev in the Rome sunshine, said he would join up with eight-times grand slam champion Agassi as he prepares to defend his Roland Garros crown.
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If they aren't far apart, or are brought near each other, the two pieces of printed material will join up — although they won't form a permanent connection, unlike some more exotic self-healing substances.
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Still, if you're planning on getting a Note 8 and have someone else who'd like to join up on your T-Mobile plan, it's hard to call a discounted $930 smartphone a bad deal.
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"Bulk EI facilitates target discovery, it helps to join up the dots between fragments of information that may be of intelligence interest," the fact sheet continues, keeping its description of the power incredibly vague.
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Rick Fox is a brand new team owner in the North America League of Legends Championship series, and when we got him at LAX he extended a personal invitation to Kobe to join up.
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As for Randolph's old Grizzlies teammate, Mike Conley ... Zach says he's stoked for his friend to join up with Donovan Mitchell in Utah ... saying, "the sky is the limit for him" with the Jazz.
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South Carolina, which had the lowest proportion of union workers at 2.6 percent in 2017, is among the U.S. states that bar unions from requiring workers to join up as a condition of employment.
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Some brands such as Kering's Gucci have refused to join up so far, citing concerns over counterfeit goods circulating on Alibaba sites, though Rupert said there was a "very low risk scenario" regarding fakes.
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For years, the Americans have pressed Turkey to do more to stop jihadist fighters slipping in and out of Syria to join up with (or carry out missions for) IS and other Islamist groups.
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ROME (Reuters) - A group of Alitalia employees is preparing to join up with a non-European carrier and two Italian financial partners to bid for the insolvent airline, Italian weekly Panorama reported on Wednesday.
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After Debs became a socialist one of the things he did was to join up with the Western Miners Union and create the International Workers of the World, which was known as the Wobblies.
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The senior team "would love" to be able to call on him, according to Michael Ricketts, the president of the Jamaican Football Federation, but to date Bailey has refused frequent invitations to join up.
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He reckons that there are as many as 50,000 such men, some of them sitting in camps for internally displaced people, who, with an offer of some back pay, would be keen to join up.
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Game developers can also integrate Facebook's enhanced Friend Finder feature that lets them play with friends and now see "Key Player Stats" about other people they want to join up with to keep playing together.
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Lieberman, whose party is projected to double its April Knesset seat tally to 10, has said Yisrael Beitenu will not join up with a Netanyahu administration after Tuesday's vote if it includes the religious factions.
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YouTube has been working to provide more support on this front through its partner program, but we've also seen the growth of multi-channel networks that creators join up with for ad sales and business resources.
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The way to eat them without losing that sweet, sweet broth is to nibble the top where the pleats join up and slurp the hot liquid, before dispatching the rest of the dumpling down the hatch.
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Where Daniel came from, a historically poor farming region deep in the Sinaloa heartland, either you eke out an existence tending crops or join up with the cartel for a chance to make a real living.
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On their new album, "Graft (La Greffe)," the shape-shifting Thiefs join up with both French- and English-speaking vocalists, who deliver ruminations on political uncertainty, anxiety and the inevitable arrival of history on today's shores.
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Abu Dhabi Investment Council (ADIC) and Mubadala Investment Co, two investment arms of the super-rich emirate's government, will join up as Abu Dhabi consolidates hundreds of billions of dollars worth of funds under its control.
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Of course, we won't know the outcomes of these contests until December, but you can follow along or join up and take part in the discussions if you want — they all appear to be free to enter.
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Google's push where privacy is concerned is pretty clearly one way — away from individual agency and control, and towards it being able to join up ever more personal data dots which its ad-targeting business can use.
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Joanna Palani was only 22 when she left her comfortable life as a college student behind in Denmark to join up as a YPG and Peshmerga fighter on the frontlines of the war in Iraq and Syria.
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Austria this week also said suppliers would join up their charging stations across the country, making it easier for drivers to charge up as part of the country's efforts to promote the vehicles to reduce CO2 emissions.
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More broadly, China hopes a peaceful Middle East will lessen the flow of ethnic Uighurs, a Muslim people from the far western Chinese region of Xinjiang, to Syria and Iraq to join up with militant groups there.
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"Judging by the images, it does seem they are keen to show that elements of the South Sea Fleet are able to routinely join up with the carrier strike group from Dalian in the north," he said.
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China's Foreign Ministry did not directly answer a question submitted by Reuters about whether the government would permit a Chinese firm to join up with Philex, but said in a faxed statement that Reed Bank was Chinese territory.
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Amazon will help Volkswagen join up its plants and supply chain with over 30,000 locations and 1,500 suppliers using a data platform known as the "Volkswagen Industrial Cloud", the company said in a joint press release with Amazon.
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"If until yesterday 5-Star screamed against the euro and Europe, how could they join up with a group that has always taken the diametrically opposite position?" said Michele Bordo, a lawmaker from the ruling Democratic Party (PD).
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Mr. Manafort, for his part, was eager to join up: At the time, he had told another friend, who was also close to the campaign, that he was eager to get back into the game of presidential politics.
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South Carolina is one of 28 states that bar unions from requiring workers to join up as a condition of employment, and has the lowest proportion of union workers, at 1.6 percent, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Several thousand militants, including many who traveled from Western countries to join up, are believed to be holed up in the city with practically nowhere to go, which could lead to a fierce standoff amid a population of 750,000.
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He said governments were not very good at sharing data across borders while in the travel industry data was held variously by airlines, travel agents, tour operators and booking system providers, making it hard to join up the dots.
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Of course, all the bro hugs in the world ain't exactly going to fix the Lakers' issues -- they still need a superstar to join up with Bron this summer and they've gotta make sure their new coaching staff works.
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Malcolm and his new haircut join up too, and frankly we can't wait to see what he and Foggy get up to in Daredevil Season 3 (this is a pipe dream but also a free idea for Marvel TV).
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The monster-voiced La'Porsha Renae parted amicably with the rest of her original foursome to join up with Tonie Starr and Marlena Johnson, who were in danger of being eliminated after Shelbie Z, the strong-willed hairdresser, ditched them.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Abu Dhabi Investment Council (ADIC) and Mubadala Investment Co, two investment arms of the super-rich emirate's government, will join up as Abu Dhabi consolidates hundreds of billions of dollars worth of funds under its control.
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"They had shown a presentation in which there were the various aspects of life in the navy, all those things, and that kind of motivated me," she said, adding that she then dropped out of college to join up.
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But Alice, Linda and Linda's sometime babysitter, Belle (Cynthia Erivo), join up, not out of any sense of outlaw glamour but out of raw need — for money, for security, for revenge and (especially in Alice's case) for self-respect.
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The European Parliament is set to give the green light on Tuesday for European Union states to join up this week, tipping the accord past a threshold of nations accounting for 55 percent of world emissions to enter into force.
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This particular lineup features original singer Scott Reagers (though later they would join up with Scott "Wino" Weinrich of The Obsessed and Spirit Caravan, who fronted the group through most of the 90s and for a period in the 2000s).
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His profound loneliness drives him through almost every decision he makes in Season 1, be that to try and find love in a fellow warlock or to join up with Father Blackwood's boy-squad of potentially malignant wizards in the finale.
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While there are a number of analytics startups out there helping leverage companies' own internal databases in better ways, CongitiveLogic is offering a different twist on the idea: it's concept is to join up data from different enterprises to analyse it.
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The titular characters are low-level heroes, but when they join up with Vertigo Comics classic John Constantine, they set off on a quest to change the world (or save it, it's unclear at the moment)—and get more famous.
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The four constituent parts of the United Kingdom—England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales—play as separate entities in football and rugby, in which Northern Ireland join up with the Republic of Ireland to play as an all-Ireland side.
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They were very close, and I'm not going to join up all the dots in terms of Tsiskaridze's role in the acid attack, if you can put it like that, but he certainly was very instrumental in creating this poisonous atmosphere.
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And in turn, some Buttigieg donors are already actively participating in the recruitment effort: Alex Slater, a Buttigieg bundler turned Biden backer, emailed other Buttigieg donors Tuesday morning asking them to put aside the pain of Buttigieg's dropout and join up.
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Over 80 miles away, in Martinsburg, West Virginia, Governor Jim Justice and Liberty University president Jerry Falwell Jr. made an unusual pitch to the residents of border counties in Virginia: Leave the Old Dominion and join up with the Mountaineers.
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A week after the Women's March choked off Washington on the new President's first full day in office, a new activist coalition was proving its mettle again - and sending a message to shell-shocked Democratic politicos: Join up or shut up.
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"When the first thing they say is, they're worried that their son or daughter won't be able to join up because they got asthma, because of the house they lived in on post, I mean—" Mr. Block said, trailing off.
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And later this month, he will join up again with his longstanding jazz quartet to record a new album devoted to the music of Ismael Rivera, a heroic popular vocalist in Puerto Rico during the late 1960s and the '70s.
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They wanted him to join up with them, he said, a common story among young people from Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala, where gangs like MS-13 and Mara 18 are, as one federal judge ruled last year, the de facto governments.
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The 33-year-old, who has played 121 times for Spain and also won the 2008 and 2012 European Championships, is currently injured and was unable to join up with the squad for their final World Cup qualifiers against Albania and Israel.
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The ability to shape perceptions of success, often through media, is crucial in coups — basically, if people think a coup is going to succeed, they usually just join up because they don't want to be on the wrong side of the guns.
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BMW Group, Daimler, Ford Motor Company, and the Volkswagen Group (with subsidiaries Audi and Porsche) will join up to create a high-power charging network for electric vehicles called "Ionity," which will build and operate around 400 charging stations across Europe by 2020.
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Perhaps not a bug, but still very annoying: The game often prompts you to join up with your squad while out on a mission, even if you can see your teammates flying right in front of you, which triggers a loading screen.
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Said structures could be bigger boats, but MIT is thinking a bit more creatively — it envisions a fleet of these being able to join up to form on-demand urban infrastructure, including stages for concerts, walking bridges or even entire outdoor markets.
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The Gospers Mountain mega fire has already burned almost 460,000 hectares (1.14 million acres) to the northwest of Sydney, and there was a risk it could join up with the Grose Valley fire in the Blue Mountains to the west of Sydney.
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The Season 2 shakeup also brings Pray Tell and Blanca into a more active role in the fight against HIV/AIDS, having them join up with real-life organization ACT UP, where they fight for their lives and those of Blanca's children.
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She tries not to glorify gang life, she said, because she doesn't want to encourage young girls to join up ("It doesn't make your money"), but she also doesn't want to stop talking about her gang or forget about where she came from.
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He also promised to ease "excessive" oversight by the country's environmental watchdog and join up the Ministry of the Environment and the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, although on Thursday he scrapped an earlier pledge to quit the 2015 Paris deal to tackle climate change.
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Based on the book series by Alexandra Bracken, the story revolves around Amandla Stenberg's Ruby, a 16-year-old who escapes a government camp to join up with rogue teens on the run from the people who want to keep these powerful kids contained.
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By the end of the film, Batman has reluctantly come around to the idea that he might have to let his closest friends and family and neighbors into his heart in order to save Gotham — to join up with "the village" instead of working alone.
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He's a journalist writing an article about Jukai (if I was his editor I'd be pretty demanding on a fresh angle at this point) who becomes interested in Sara's case, and the two join up with a local guide to form a search party.
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Now, the Locust are back in a mutated form as the Swarm, and Kait, along with many Outsiders, has been forced to join up, fighting as part of a global, arguably fascistic, military in the hopes of saving the human race from the onslaught.
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These two sometime residents of different branches of the greater Marvel cosmos — Nick Fury and Deadpool, if you need reminding — join up, with ostentatious reluctance, on a European jaunt, leaving a trail of dead minions and flummoxed law enforcement officers from Manchester to The Hague.
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In a rare use of military force first announced in October, the Trump administration sent about 5,900 active-duty troops to join up with Border Patrol agents and National Guard members, as a caravan of Central American migrants made its way toward the United States.
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The First Endgame Gauntlet Snap Who: Thanos Where: Thanos' Farm When: Pretty early on in the film near the beginning, the remaining Avengers who hadn't been dusted join up with Captain Marvel aka Carol Danvers (Brie Larson) to Thanos at his retirement village interstellar space farm.
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Beyond the bell, Shoka has navigation built-in, which works with the app to provide alerts about upcoming turns, as well as real-time updates to help you avoid busy intersections, and even notifications about nearby friends so you can join up to form a critical mass.
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On September 30, the March for Black Women will kick off at Seward Square in Washington, D.C., and head to Lincoln Park to join up with the March for Racial Justice; the two groups will then converge as one and march to the Department of Justice.
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The neocons can return home to the Democratic Party (being a mutant strain of Trotskyists that went "right wing"), and the few Democrats still under the delusion that they are members of a party that gives a damn about labor can join up with the anti-globalists.
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Three of the best saxophonists in straight-ahead jazz and its affiliated territories, Lovano (tenor saxophone), Liebman (soprano) and Osby (alto) join up this week with a trio of all-star side musicians: the pianist Phil Markowitz, the bassist Cecil McBee and the drummer Billy Hart.
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Wang, standing next to Hunt at a state guest house in the western suburbs of Beijing, made no direct mention of the free trade talks offer but said both countries had "agreed to proactively join up each others' development strategies, and expand the scale of trade and mutual investment".
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But that may not convince the New York Times, the Washington Post or the Wall Street Journal to join up — those papers have built meaningful digital subscription businesses already, so an all-you-can-eat service that bundles them along with everyone else could cannibalize what they have.
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Joseph Antos, a healthcare expert at the conservative American Enterprise Institute think tank, said he did not believe the order would have much of an impact because employers from regions with lower healthcare costs, like Iowa, would not want to join up with those from regions with higher costs.
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But if big names like Georges St-Pierre (whose star continues to burn bright even on sabbatical) and Cain Velasquez are on board with the idea of a union that will give cover to fighters with less name recognition and less bargaining clout to join up as well.
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The first saw the soft and lush "Heaven" join up with "Friday Sky," while the second featured a pop song about Domino's ("Ode To Dom") and grand slow-builder "Moving On," which sounds almost like Portishead if the trip-hop group used colours instead of black and blue.
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Wang, standing next to Hunt at a state guest house in the western suburbs of Beijing, made no direct mention of the free trade talks offer but said both countries had "agreed to proactively join up each others' development strategies, and expand the scale of trade and mutual investment".
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In an interview before the concert, Mr. Morello listed five "concrete suggestions" for action under President Trump: Show up, join up ("a union, a band"), stand up ("for those who are targets of bigotry"), read up ("don't just pick a news channel that confirms your prejudices") and rise up.
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YouTube is expected to join up with Google Play service for phones to create a new paid streaming service in the first few months of 2018, according to various media reports, building on an initial ad-free effort called YouTube Red it launched in 2016 with popular song artists. Soundcloud.
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Given that the ideology that underpins both al Qaeda and ISIS is Salafi jihadism, it is entirely to be expected that previous supporters of al Qaeda may find renewed vigor in their beliefs once ISIS declared its so-called caliphate and feel ideologically obliged to join up as foreign fighters.
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In a separate blow to Machar, a senior commander allied to the rebel leader's SPLM-IO group said on Friday he had left to join up with a separate rebel faction, led by General Thomas Cirillo, the most senior officer to defect from President Salva Kiir's army in the last year.
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The player is a rookie junior deputy—whose gender and race the player can determine, in a series first—who arrives just as the Project at Eden's Gate become more aggressive in their goals, and who must join up with the locals of of Hope County to form a resistance movement.
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At first, established artists on good terms with the Cuban government seemed reluctant to join up with a bunch of autodidacts who have had their share of confrontations with the authorities — six months ago, Cuban police arrested Otero Alcantara while he conducted a performative pilgrimage on the day of Saint Lazarus.
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One prong of this will be online shopping; on January 18th he announced that Jio would join up with RIL's retail arm, which has nearly 10,000 outlets across the country, to launch a new e-commerce platform, taking on both Amazon and Flipkart, a local firm last year bought by Walmart for $703bn.
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On the West Bank, the plan is for Israel to annex and join up the settlements, take the Jordan valley and make it the Israeli border with Jordan, and leave the Palestinians a bit less than half as "an autonomous mini-state under some form of self-government", the senior Palestinian leader said.
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Fork out a few thousand on a mining rig, take the time to study the market trends, go through the process of setting up the programs, join up with a mining pool, and yes you can—if the prices stay buoyant and you've picked your cryptocurrency wisely—make a few thousand dollars a year.
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The jet also uses small fixed wings just behind the cockpit and "thump bumps" under its tail that will change the shape and direction of the supersonic shock waves coming off the aircraft's back end in a way that spreads them out instead of letting them join up with the shocks coming off the front of the plane.
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Another caveat is that Google has worked to join up more personal data dots, undermining how much control users have over how they share data with the centralizing Alphabet entity — by, for example, consolidating the privacy policies of multiple products to enable it to flesh out its understanding of each user by cross-referencing their usage of different services.
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The Biden camp, which suffered serious money problems in the fall, came to them with a message: The time is now to join up and back Biden to beat President Donald Trump, after the former vice president lasted the whole year as the Democratic polling frontrunner, despite frequent predictions that his campaign was about to collapse.
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Yet in November the council voted to reject a plan for the 16 boroughs of Norfolk and Suffolk to join up in a "combined authority", and accept a mayor for the region, known as East Anglia, in exchange for a slice of £25m funding a year for 30 years to support economic growth and the development of local infrastructure, as well as £130m for housing.
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To join up the thousands of dots looked like it would take a team of world builders, but according to interviews published in Dark Souls' Design Works books, Miyazaki had simply imagined it all, starting with the player's de facto home base of Firelink Shrine Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto is seen as a genius because he takes an idea and simplifies it to a kernel of perfection.
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Starship Troopers' best scenes are its funniest, echoing the corporate double-speak of Robocop's metropolitan dystopia; the film begins with a "Join Up Now!" military recruiting ad, complete with a little Hitler Youth kid ("I'm doing my part too!" he cheeses, as the rest of the troops chuckle-chuckle), and it's sprinkled with witty parodies of WWI propaganda films, one of them cleverly titled Why We Fight.
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Martin — who co-founded the company with now-CTO Nicholas Horelik (respectively Harvard and MIT grads) after Martin said he was mugged in New York City — said that he sees a big opportunity for RapidSOS, and indeed emergency services in general, once we start to join up the dots better between the trove of data that we can now pick up with connected objects, and conveying what's important in that trove in order to make emergency calls more effective.
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