"We are keeping alive the memory of Andean art," she said.
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These "artists" help me to produce my paintings and sculptures, keeping alive every imaginative possibility.
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But keeping alive his family's heritage — and that of his country — is worth the effort.
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S. and China have been actively keeping alive hopes that a trade deal is within reach.
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Americans don't even use metric measures and the British insist on keeping alive the imperial pint.
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It's a way of revisiting and keeping alive what could so easily slip away with age.
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Zuma was acquitted in the case, keeping alive his hopes of becoming president, which he did in 2009.
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I'm keeping alive everyone else's history, which is what I love about working with all these old things.
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That included 20 boards on the offensive end, several times keeping alive possessions during the second-half shooting drought.
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The Internet Archive, a digital library devoted to keeping alive public websites that go defunct, has the same concerns.
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But what we're about is keeping alive the idea that traditions don't have to die just because humanity evolved.
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Yet such a cap would go against the oil industry's free-market ethos -- and could backfire by keeping alive inefficient companies.
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Keeping alive many of the so-called zombie companies has a huge cost, for China and the rest of the world.
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To recognize the most marginalized among us, simultaneously celebrating their traditions and keeping alive a more accurate story of our origin?
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The idea then died for a while, with HTC primarily responsible for keeping alive the idea of dual-lens cameras on flagships.
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Argentina will play France in the last 16 in Kazan on Saturday, keeping alive Messi&aposs quest for a first world title.
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While we've had to let go of the man, there is something of his spirit that I feel is worth keeping alive.
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Still, Australia's growth was the slowest in a decade, keeping alive the prospect of central bank easing and limiting the Aussie's gains.
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The informal sector is now very much bigger, and it is actually keeping alive a very much higher percentage of the population.
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Deepening concerns over a no-deal Brexit and disappointing French economic growth data is also keeping alive the bid for safe-haven assets.
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We're much less capable of keeping alive babies born between 22 to 24 weeks of development, a period considered the border of viability.
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In a way, keeping alive a tradition — be it sharing a meal or a laugh — means to keep alive our ancestors, as well.
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In a way, they serve as metaphorical flotation devices, keeping alive memories for their owners to hold onto while confronting an uncertain future.
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One man took me up on the challenge I'd posed in the thread and declared that my son just wasn't worth keeping alive anymore.
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He said it's about keeping alive a landmark in the area that was an important part of his life when he was a child.
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Last week eight Senate Republicans joined Democrats in keeping alive a "no fly, no buy" bill introduced by Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine.
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During treatment, you must have a desire to live, but it is also necessary to believe that you are a person worth keeping alive.
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She now sees making her voice heard as key to keeping alive the memory both of her brothers and the true history of Syria's war.
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European banking stocks fell the most on the pan-region index as bond yields continued to decline, keeping alive fears of a slowing global economy.
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Dougherty was cagey about what they'll get in return beyond a sense of keeping alive the organization that's held the maker community together since 2005.
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In Mexico, data showed annual inflation rate slowed for third month, keeping alive chances of a rate cut at the central bank's meeting next week.
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Inuqtaq hunting ugruk was going to be a life-giving act of intentional decolonization, our way of keeping alive a simple custom that's become sacred.
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Keeping alive hopes of a coordinated move by central banks, the Bank of England on Wednesday cut rates and delivered a slew of economic measures.
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But even as Beijing threatened retaliation, negotiators in Washington agreed to stay at the table for a second day, keeping alive hopes of an eventual agreement.
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They're keeping alive their spirit of innovation and moving forward with some surprisingly refreshing ideas and plans for Muay Thai and the business of Muay Thai.
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Since then, both have been arrested, and a Twitter thread detailing their disappearance has gone viral, keeping alive a debate about the Kingdom's crackdown on dissidents.
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For many years, even as users became more sophisticated, personal computers took too much effort to use without problem-solving, keeping alive the yearning for greater simplicity.
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Following your normal giving patterns is essential to keeping alive a part of the economy where only the largest entities have reserves for a crisis like this.
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This is about keeping alive Ryan's dream of cutting the nation's biggest social welfare programs — and Sanford is willing to run against Trump for president to do it.
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The BOJ's implementation of negative interest rates this month has not helped turn around sentiment, keeping alive speculation that the bank will ease policy again in coming months.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks and the dollar rose on Wednesday after economic data indicated solid momentum, keeping alive the prospect of a U.S. interest rate increase in December.
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Biogen shares rose more than 2 percent on Tuesday as investors viewed the choice of an internal CEO candidate as keeping alive a potential takeover of the company.
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"It's not a matter of keeping alive a tradition, or even reviving it," Mr. Esterly told The Times in 1989 as he prepared to go to Hampton Court.
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Appearing on stage with the other candidates is crucial to keeping alive hopes for being the Democratic nominee to take on Republican President Donald Trump in November 265.
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The Brewers snapped a three-game skid with a 4-3 win Saturday, at least temporarily keeping alive their hopes of catching the Cubs in the National League Central.
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What Kasich's allies are doing: Setting up the non-profit, Two Paths America Releasing in April a book called "Two Paths," which the Washington Post billed as "a book offering a contrast to Trump's America" Keeping alive Kasich's campaign super-PAC, New Day for America Keeping alive Kasich for America, which is now a multi candidate committee he uses to campaign for Republicans What Kasich is saying: Kasich leaves office in January 2019.
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"Disciplinary justice - even if delivered under international law - would destabilize efforts to unite our nation by keeping alive anger," they wrote in an editorial published in The New York Times.
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Washington (CNN)As Beto O'Rourke weighs whether to run for president in 2020, he and his top aides are carefully keeping alive expectations that he'll ultimately seek the Democratic nomination.
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May's "Tory Brexit," insisting that he could negotiate something better, while keeping alive the possibility of holding a second referendum, even if he has shown little enthusiasm for the idea.
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The BOJ's quarterly survey on people's livelihood released earlier on Tuesday showed that Japanese households' inflation expectations weakened in the three months to June, keeping alive expectations of additional monetary stimulus.
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In contrast to reconciliation, disciplinary justice — even if delivered under international law — would destabilize efforts to unite our nation by keeping alive anger and hatred among the people of South Sudan.
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WASHINGTON — Senate Republican leaders, keeping alive their push to dismantle the Affordable Care Act, are barreling toward a showdown vote on Tuesday to begin debating a repeal of the health law.
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Trump also has a vital political interest in keeping alive the idea that he personally headed off war with North Korea and that historic progress is possible as he runs for reelection.
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Not only were the new generation of Guzmans, collectively known as Los Chapitos, keeping alive their family's near-mythical outlaw reputation, they were doing it with a brazenness akin to open warfare.
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Sean Hannity to Ted Cruz: 'I'm getting sick of it' So Cruz's task next week is less about keeping alive his own path to the magic number -- and more about narrowing Trump's.
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Garfield is my horcrux, a way of keeping alive the part of myself that loves art, believes I could succeed at it, and wants to find my way back to that dream.
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They can sell more of them if on average they only have to hit the White House's lower fuel-economy target than the Barack Obama-era rule that California is keeping alive.
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One thing investors will be watching is how forceful Yellen is in keeping alive the risk of a hike in March, something the market has priced as a distant chance <0#FF:>.
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And then there is Kris Kobach, the commission's vice chairman and guiding light, the man more responsible than perhaps anyone else for keeping alive the bogus specter of voting fraud in America.
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"The disappointing data from China is keeping alive hopes of more stimulus, and that is helping overall risk sentiment and putting the yen under pressure," said Yujiro Goto, currency strategist at Nomura, London.
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S. trade war and slowing Chinese economy threaten to derail Japan's export-reliant economy, keeping alive expectations that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe may forego a twice-delayed increase in the national sales tax.
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In conducting the BrainEx study, scientists inflicted serious damage to the brain it was keeping alive -- they tied off all of the major arteries feeding the brain and brainstem save two major ones.
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As the older boys went away, to prisons and cemeteries, younger boys stepped up to replace them and avenge their deaths, keeping alive a rivalry whose origins many of them did not know.
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Locally, Australian consumer prices rose by less than expected last quarter while annual core inflation stayed stuck at an all-time low, keeping alive the risk of yet another cut in interest rates.
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Buying your tunes might cost a little more and take a little more effort to organize, but it's one tradition worth keeping alive—so buy an album download today and help the cause.
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If Washington decides not to renew, the Western allies will be split -- with Europe likely to support Russia and China in keeping alive what's known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
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But he is successfully keeping alive a zombie earmark for the Mixed Oxide Fuel Fabrication Facility (MFFF) in South Carolina, despite attempts to cancel the project by both the Obama and Trump administrations.
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Two of the companies best known for such creations have a typically Italian approach: They are keeping alive traditional craftsmanship by applying it to new designs, while keeping it all in the family.
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If there are places that are simply forsaken to some Americans, places so alien to them that their very existence is a threat, diversity seems either already dead or not worth keeping alive.
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In Europe, many of the global factors weighing on growth appear to be waning, keeping alive expectations for a recovery in the second half of the year, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said.
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The Singapore dollar hit a seven-month low after the economy unexpectedly contracted in the third quarter, keeping alive easing prospects even though the central bank stood pat on policy earlier in the day.
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In addition to the inflation data, concern over China's stance on trade negotiations with the United States ahead of the weekend's G20 meeting is also keeping alive the bid for safe haven government debt.
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Germany has built its post-World War Two identity on the principle of keeping alive the memory of the six million Jews murdered by the Nazis and a commitment to Israel's right to exist.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Ashleigh Barty eased past Greek Maria Sakkari 7-5 6-433 to advance to the fourth round of the Australian Open on Friday, keeping alive local hopes of a home women's champion.
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Germany has built its post-World War Two identity on the principle of keeping alive the memory of the six million Jews killed by the Nazis and a commitment to Israel's right to exist.
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Notably, oil shrugged off record high U.S. crude stockpiles as investors chose to focus on an OPEC plan to freeze production, keeping alive talk the market had bottomed from a near two-year selloff.
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Mr. Trump will spend his last nights before his inauguration at Blair House after all, keeping alive a tradition that started with President Jimmy Carter four decades ago, a top aide said on Saturday.
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Persistent market turbulence has boosted the yen and weakened Japanese equities despite the BOJ's decision last month to adopt negative interest rates, keeping alive speculation that the bank will ease policy again in coming months.
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In addition to the upcoming inflation data, concerns over China's stance on trade negotiations with the United States ahead of the weekend's G20 meeting is also keeping alive the bid for safe haven government debt.
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But even as Beijing threatened retaliation, negotiators agreed to stay at the table in Washington for a second day, keeping alive hopes of an agreement that would remove a major threat to the global economy.
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The page was intended as a way of keeping alive the memory of Aasia, Taseer said—a digital memorial for someone still living but always haunted by the specter of violent death, in jail and out.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's blue-chip CSI103 index climbed for a sixth straight session on Tuesday, with July consumer inflation data keeping alive hopes of further monetary policy easing, while improving producer prices attracted bets on resources shares.
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WASHINGTON(Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Friday it had determined that imports of wooden cabinets from China are harming American producers, keeping alive a trade investigation that could lead to tariffs on the products.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling coalition is set to win a solid majority in an upper house election later this week, keeping alive his dream to revise Japan's pacifist constitution, a survey showed on Monday.
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"If this ruling stands, how long before each of us is just one bad accident, one disease, one diagnosis away from being too old, too fragile, too disabled, too 'unfit,' to be worth keeping alive?" he wrote.
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Somehow, the Cubs' closer, Wade Davis, had found a way to grind through the first seven-out save of his career, protecting a one-run lead and keeping alive the Cubs' chances to repeat as baseball's champions.
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Markus Ferber, a member of the European Parliament, which will have final say on the proposals, said the EU should focus on keeping alive the bloc's capital markets project, given that Britain, the EU's biggest market, is leaving.
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"What's noteworthy is that the BOJ has promised to review the effects of its policy at its next meeting, keeping alive expectations of further easing," said Shunsuke Yamada, chief Japan currency strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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"Our struggle has always been about keeping alive the pioneering U.S. solar-technology industry as well as its workforce, from Ph.D. scientists to line workers," Juergen Stein, the CEO and president of SolarWorld Americas, said in a statement.
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Odubel Herrera recorded an RBI single and scored a run in the pivotal three-run eighth inning, keeping alive a six-game hitting streak during which he has gone 323-for-23 to raise his average to .330.
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WASHINGTON, April 19(Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Friday it had determined that imports of wooden cabinets from China are harming American producers, keeping alive a trade investigation that could lead to tariffs on the products.
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TOKYO, July 15 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling coalition is set to win a solid majority in an upper house election later this week, keeping alive his dream to revise Japan's pacifist constitution, a survey showed on Monday.
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Federal Reserve head Janet Yellen is keeping alive the tradition of her predecessors, Alan Greenspan and Ben Bernanke, by showing she is equally as blind-sighted to the bubbles central banks are blowing in the bond and equity markets.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Wednesday that domestic producers were being harmed by imports of fabricated structural steel from Canada, China and Mexico, keeping alive an investigation that could lead to duties on the products.
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In Europe, many of the global factors weighing on growth appear to be waning, keeping alive expectations for a recovery in the second half of the year, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said at a separate press conference.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said the bank was conducting the review not because its policy tools have been exhausted but to come up with better ways to achieve its 221 percent target - keeping alive expectations of further monetary easing.
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Keeping Trump and his Republican allies in Congress in suspense about what he's doing—and thereby keeping alive the possibility that it could find no wrongdoing on Trump's part—helps forestall another Saturday Night Massacre, at least for now.
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The European electorate voted for a balance of stability and change — for preserving the European Union without losing more member states, and for keeping alive all of the European Union's worthwhile achievements while discarding anything that has proved unsustainable.
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Sports Briefing Isaiah Thomas scored 27 points to help the Boston Celtics beat back a fourth-quarter charge and defeat the visiting Nets, 114-105, on Monday night, keeping alive their hope of securing the Eastern Conference's top seed.
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As NASA has faded from political importance in the intervening decades — sending rovers to Mars, building rockets that never launch, and keeping alive a space station that the public doesn't care about — a billionaire-backed commercial space industry has suddenly bloomed.
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WASHINGTON, April 13 (Reuters) - Many of the global factors weighing on euro zone growth appear to be waning, keeping alive expectations for a recovery in the second half of the year, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said on Saturday.
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A lower bankruptcy rate has in part reflected a willingness of banks, supported by ultra-low interest rates, to cheapen or extend old customers' credit—keeping alive inefficient, dying firms ("zombies", in the jargon) to avoid taking a loss themselves.
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ST PETERSBURG, Russia (Reuters) - Lying a humiliating last in a group they were expected to win, Argentina must beat Nigeria on Tuesday to have any chance of progressing and keeping alive captain Lionel Messi's dream of winning a first World Cup.
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The fallout from the trade war and slowing global demand have clouded the outlook for the export-reliant economy, keeping alive market expectations that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe may postpone a twice-delayed increase in the sales tax in October.
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WASHINGTON, March 20 (Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Wednesday that domestic producers were being harmed by imports of fabricated structural steel from Canada, China and Mexico, keeping alive an investigation that could lead to duties on the products.
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The weaker-than-expected data covering investment, lending, retail spending and factory output on Friday follows a run of poor numbers this month, keeping alive hopes the government will unleash more stimulus this year to meet ambitious economic growth targets.
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For others, it may mean a lifetime of making sure a child holds on to his or her cultural or racial identity, or keeping alive his or her ties to their birth family, no matter how hard that may be.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Russia's Darya Klishina booked a place in the Olympic long jump final on Tuesday, keeping alive her country's slim hopes of an athletics medal in Rio following the exclusion of its track and field squad over doping allegations.
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Shortly afterwards Venus beat unseeded Alize Cornet 7-6(5) 1-6 6-0 to make the fourth round for the first time since 2010 — keeping alive the possibility of the sisters' first French Open clash since they contested the 2002 final.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda on Monday acknowledged for the first time that the central bank had failed to hit its inflation target in the two-year time frame set in 2013, keeping alive chances for more stimulus in coming months.
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At which point something like the squalor revealed by Wikileaks can take on a viral quality — and gain even greater credibility from the fact that major media are ignoring it, while blatantly keeping alive every negative story about the "condemned" cause, Trump.
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Weeks after moving to name a high-powered rifle as the official gun of Tennessee, lawmakers in the state are keeping alive their prolific tradition of declaring official state designations by passing a bill that would make the Bible the state's official book.
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Polls show Cruz, the U.S. senator from Texas, is poised to win the state's nominating contest on Tuesday - the biggest voting day so far in the 2016 race - a result seen as essential to keeping alive his chance of winning his party's nomination.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 8 (Reuters) - China's Chen Aisen and Lin Yue as expected won gold in the men's 10 metre synchronized diving at the Rio Games on Monday, keeping alive the country's goal of a clean sweep in all eight events.
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But he also used the press conference to tout his experience as mayor, arguing that the federal government could stand to learn from city officials how to tackle disagreements and reach compromises, keeping alive rumors that he was still considering a White House bid.
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A new chapter titled "Workers' Playtime"—named after a World War II–era BBC radio program that attempted to raise the spirits of Britain's industrial laborers—celebrates the passion for showmanship among the performers and enthusiasts keeping alive the legacy of working-class entertainment.
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The guardians of these traditions can be found seated in a row of chairs arranged at the finish line: wealthy Sikh landowners who, despite the Indian government's attempts to dismantle the feudal system, are keeping alive the ways of the maharajahs and nawabs who came before them.
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A mini fightback pegged the second-set deficit back to 5-2 before another Azarenka backhand groundstroke error saw Halep home in just under 90 minutes, keeping alive the Romanian's hopes of a maiden grand slam victory and an ascent to the world number one ranking.
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Abolition crushed the industry, but the convict leasing system resurrected it in a form that can legitimately be seen as more pernicious than slavery: Slave masters had at least a nominal interest in keeping alive people whom they owned and in whom they held an economic stake.
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The Fund's annual report on Japan's economy came as the country's government announced a new fiscal stimulus package of $13.5 trillion yen (about $132 billion) and the central bank announced a comprehensive review of monetary policy, keeping alive expectations for "helicopter money" - printing money for government debt.
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Monks have long been responsible for making and keeping alive some of the world's most exciting food traditions—monks were the first ones to process chocolate in Spain, Trappist monks have created some of Europe's finest beers, and even Dom Pérignon wine was originally made by a Benedictine monk.
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"Abolition crushed the industry, but the convict leasing system resurrected it in a form that can legitimately be seen as more pernicious than slavery: Slave masters had at least a nominal interest in keeping alive people whom they owned and in whom they held an economic stake," he wrote.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE is stringing along the debate over gun control by keeping alive discussions on expanded background checks, but just barely.
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Italian design was also largely reverent and free of aggressive palettes and busy patterns through the centuries, focusing instead on keeping alive the Classical period of gilding, pale plaster and colors only as bright as veined marble would allow (at least until the Crayola shades of the 1980s-era Memphis Group).
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Investors will pay attention to the testimony of U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen before the House Financial Services Committee on Wednesday, seeking any clue to the strength of the U.S. economy that might underpin the dollar by keeping alive hopes that the central bank may continue on its rate-hiking path.
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Investors will pay even more attention than usual to the testimony of U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen before the House Financial Services Committee on Wednesday, seeking any clue to the strength of the U.S. economy that might underpin the dollar by keeping alive hopes that the central bank may continue on its rate-hiking path.
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Penn State fell 71-70 to visiting Ohio State on Tuesday on a last-second shot by Jae'Sean Tate, while the visiting Hawkeyes knocked off No. 21 Wisconsin on Thursday 59-33 on freshman Jordan Bohannon's 3-pointer with 9.7 seconds remaining, providing Iowa a second straight win against a ranked foe and keeping alive its NCAA Tournament hopes.
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