It has responded with lashings of obfuscation, misdirection and worse.
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Lashings of sex, bomb blasts, shootings and betrayals duly followed.
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Lashings and fines were also used to punish perceived violators.
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But he said lashings were needed to correct bad behavior.
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And we are treated to lashings of nerdish criminological data.
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The violent lashings leave deep scars on the backs of women.
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Personally, I like lashings of margarine and just a rub of Vegemite.
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Sometimes he endured verbal lashings on proper legal procedure from the exasperated judge.
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His legs are covered in bright purple and blue knots from gun lashings.
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They were forced to cover their bodies head to toe or risk public lashings.
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They carried whips and were authorized by law to administer lashings to any violators.
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However, the recent public verbal tongue lashings by Moscow to Iran's leaders are just that.
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He has administered tongue-lashings to many prosecutors (yes, including me), defense attorneys and litigants.
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Mr. Trump has kept up the public lashings of law enforcement officials and Mrs. Clinton.
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French colonial houses and public buildings also add lashings of architectural charm to the island.
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We guess a rosy lip, heavy lashings of mascara, and an up-do really are timeless.
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It takes some time to adjust to the thick Scottish accents and the lashings of slang.
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His insensitive attempt to undercut the couple even drew lashings from members of his own party.
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One guest said he had been arrested recently for drunken driving and was now awaiting lashings.
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The fighters have carried out public executions, lashings and violent punishments for infringements of their rule.
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And for 'fall 20, she provided the holy trifecta: wine, bread, and lashings of salted butter.
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The church seems unbowed by Mr. Duterte's lashings; some of its responses have been blistering or provocative.
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Viewers should get ready for liberal lashings of old-school dazzle and a sense of déjà vu.
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Amazon is a target because Bezos personally owns the Washington Post, a regular recipient of Trump's tongue lashings.
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Though Amazon is his most frequent target in tech, while Google has been spared the usual tweet lashings.
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Gordon Ramsay has built an empire partly based on his scathing verbal lashings of the adults in his kitchens.
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It routinely sentences convicted criminals to capital punishments ranging from lashings to beheadings, and many defendants don't even get lawyers.
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As for the eyes, keep things simple with a subtle wingtip, played up with generous lashings of black mascara. 2.
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A top layer of fresh bread crumbs, cheese and lashings of olive oil bakes into the crispy crust of dreams.
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Caramelized banana and vegan chia pancakes, served with poached berries, pistachio crumble, lashings of maple syrup, and all the fruit.
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This one's a piano ballad, replete with wind chimes, lashings of reverb, and the inevitable Auto-Tune on his aching vocals.
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After enduring torture that included hours of lashings and severe beatings, he falsely confessed to being linked to Osama bin Laden.
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Facebook was also facing backlash over violating users' privacy, but it was nothing like the public lashings the company faces now.
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Mr. Cohan called for Mr. Stumpf to resign, something sure to be echoed as he appears for the Congressional tongue-lashings.
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Mr. Weinstein was a volcanic personality, though, given to fits of rage and personal lashings of male and female employees alike.
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I then got dressed, applied lashings of sunscreen, and headed out to embark on a classic day of Joshua Tree hijinks.
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I'm talking about the House Financial Services hearing on private equity, an industry that yesterday received two fresh lashings from Sen.
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That is, until Thursday — Halloween — when gusts of wind and lashings of rain battered the falls, and the remains of the barge.
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Here though, detailed by The Waterboys, they're a touch of a shade more vivid—exploding with colorful lashings of dynamite, cast in time.
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And all that heat is balanced with lashings of rich oil, cheese and egg, giving the salad its distinctive mouth feel and flavor.
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It also notably excludes the United States, which under President Obama has been on the receiving end of most of Netanyahu's public lashings.
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The most popular form of this is kabuki, which offers lashings of violence, gore and palpitating, cross-dressed sex (all the actors are male).
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Pre-release, the fear was that Joker's portrait of a pathetic, lonely man who finds his voice in violence might goad copycat lashings-out.
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Lashings, beheadings: Saudi's 'cherished' justice system Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah's secretary-general, said in televised remarks that the execution was shocking, Iranian state media reported.
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Candy Pratts Price made her mark at Charles Jourdan, then vaulted to Bloomingdale's, where she designed theatrical displays with, some believed, lashings of sadomasochism.
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Like, for instance, you could roast sweet potatoes and serve them split open with sour cream and lashings of harissa, a little sprinkled mint.
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Then I add back in my cooked lamb and season it with lashings of sea salt and pepper, and add some scallions or spring onions.
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The Amnesty chief cited the case of Saudi blogger Raif Badawi, imprisoned and sentenced to lashings by the government over a political blog he maintained.
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But US officials said substance would take a back seat to the lashings of ceremonial Japanese culture meant to impress and flatter the US leader.
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TEHRAN — For most of his life, alcohol rehab for Mehdi consisted of regular stretches in prison and lashings that left dark marks on his back.
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Cowardly lashings out; whimsical sociopathy coupled with ingrained narcissism; one-word excremental shrieks splayed across the screen like fight words from the 1960s Batman: BLAM!
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He received the first 50 lashes in 2015, but his punishment was suspended, at least temporarily, after a video of the lashings drew international outrage.
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Human Rights Watch last week called on President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo to intervene and prevent the public lashings, saying the punishment constitutes torture under international law.
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Until now, Pichai has mostly avoided the public lashings in Washington that his contemporaries, like Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, have received.
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They gripe about young cooks who use lashings of new ingredients, like mayonnaise, and recall neglected classics, like sliced pig kidneys fried in fermented bean paste.
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This time, the advice to wear the niqab, or face veil, came with a threat of punishment by lashings or acid attacks for those who refused.
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And all of that weird patriotism stuff, with lashings of strawberries and cream, because we're only allowed to combine those ingredients for two weeks per year.
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Our reviewer, Mary Gordon, praised McDermott, saying, "She has now extended her range and deepened it, allowing for more darkness, more generous lashings of the spiritual."
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Aside from its stables, Chantilly is also known for its lace production, and lashings appeared throughout the collection as graphic inlays, dense ruffles and skirt pleats.
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Along the way, they've not only faced an aggressive defense team but tongue-lashings from U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis III, who presides over the case.
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" He added that "Saudi Arabia penalizes blasphemy with lengthy prison sentences and lashings, often after detention without trial, or so-called protective custody, according to legal experts.
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What do you get if you endlessly recombine Spiderman and the Joker with Elsa from Frozen and lashings of product placement for junk food brands like McDonalds?
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It's not clear if the lesson has been learned yet, but it is symptomatic of the uncertainty and lashings of chaos Trump has brought to international diplomacy.
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In the wake of recent incidents and subsequent PR nightmares — not to mention congressional tongue-lashings — airlines are attempting to make up for their customer service shortcomings.
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As a driving rain falls outside, Ortiz raised his shirt to show the scars on his back from the lashings of gang members trying to recruit him.
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Lashings, beheadings: Saudi's 'cherished' justice system A Saudi court convicted Nimr in 2014 after what Amnesty International described as a "deeply flawed" trial marked by numerous irregularities.
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Vaguely written, the laws institute sentences of lashings and even stoning to death -- and have been used to imprison women at the mere accusation of illicit behavior.
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Hotel industry officials say the tiny bottles that squeeze out thick lashings of shampoo, conditioner and body lotions are slowly being replaced by wall-mounted, refillable dispensers.
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Armed with a quick, sharp tongue and a brash sense of humor, his "sit down and shut up" tongue lashings were often praised as authentic and tough.
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READ: Muslim woman deluged by 'hate tweets' after helping Homeland Security panel In territories where ISIS rules, women are subjected to lashings if they wear the wrong outfits.
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Chiefs of staff to attorneys general typically interact frequently with the White House, but Mr. Whitaker's assignment was particularly fraught, given the president's verbal lashings of Mr. Sessions.
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His near namesake, Representative McCarthy, is against abortion and a strong supporter of the oil and gas industry who often receives online tongue-lashings from the Sierra Club.
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Each one is memorable, too, thanks to the lashings of artistic flair from Afro Samurai creator Takashi Okazaki, complementing the brawn of the Game Bakers' multi-phase fights.
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Before we even finish mopping the sauce with lashings of bread, Carreira has slinked back to the kitchen to cook the next dish: beef with radish and clam juices.
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The Square won the Palme d'Or at Cannes this spring not because it lashes the art world in a new way, but because Östlund delivers his lashings so exquisitely.
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None of the victims said they had been sexually assaulted, but one of them said Mr. Smyth had occasionally stripped naked and groaned in "spiritual ecstasy" during the lashings.
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She cleans up any lingering residue with a dash of micellar water on a cotton pad and, to fight the cold air, finishes with generous "lashings of lip balm."
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Also unwelcome would be the public tongue-lashings Mr Xi might face from an American president who is currently all sweetness and light in his personal expressions towards China's leader.
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He worries that, though open capital accounts and lashings of foreign direct investment have helped it to grow up till now, they are not a strong basis for further development.
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Physically I'm a boy but one adorned with a tight blue top borrowed (stolen) from a girl at school, lashings of black eyeliner, and my hair in three-inch spikes.
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But whereas Mish used to sing with a shredding shriek, here she is a taunting goth domme in total command of herself—still pissed off, but calculated in her lashings.
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Known and admired for her portrayal of Irish-American family life, she has now extended her range and deepened it, allowing for more darkness, more generous lashings of the spiritual.
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Lashings have been used regularly as a punishment since the Islamic revolution of 1979, but in recent years the practice has been used more as a threat than an actual punishment.
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Militant groups such as the Nusra Front and the Islamic State had sentenced women accused of adultery to death by stoning, and subjected women who violated their dress codes to lashings.
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Your glaze might be the barbecue sauce that's in the door of your refrigerator, or a purpose-built one of ketchup, soy sauce, a little vinegar, some lashings of hot sauce.
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The elaborate excess that has become Ms. Guo's hallmark — be it vast skirt volumes, lashings of beaded semiprecious stones or rich explosions of embroidered color — marries European silks with traditional Chinese design heritage.
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Despite the unfortunate weather (and we mean really unfortunate – it began to hail as the models battled on), the designer used lashings of leather to distract from the lashing rain – and it worked.
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While the penalty for alcohol consumption is theoretically 99 lashes — most people get off with a fine — there are no prison sentences or lashings prescribed for people found carrying small amounts of pot.
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But I was going on vacation and really wanted to just wake up, run to the beach, and not have to decide between applying lashings of waterproof mascara or looking like a newborn mole.
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The former happened at the behest of Donald Trump and the latter came at the end of an independent investigation that was in no way influenced by Trump's frequent social media lashings of McCabe.
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Tim Cook of Apple and his fellow chief executives regularly get called up to Capitol Hill for tongue lashings over their (legal) strategies to minimize their companies' tax burden by keeping overseas profits overseas.
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Textured knits with multicolor layers that were pulled apart and patched up again were finished with lashings of white cord fringe, which also ran through hoods, pockets and arms in a long connected thread.
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That's possible to do, and I would argue that the Beyerdynamic Xelento are a great example of an in-ear headphone that doesn't serve lashings of extra bass, but can still provide an engaging listen.
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A glance at the morning's newspapers will have given him little comfort, with scant sympathy and lashings of scorn for a manager that ex-FA chairman Greg Dyke said had been 'grubbing around' for money.
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The report, which did not specifically name its sources, comes just as the United States aims to rebuild from damage to parts of Texas and Florida after lashings from two major hurricanes, Harvey and Irma.
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A simple dish, it's fluffy pancake pieces mixed with raisins and covered in a generous dusting of icing sugar and cinnamon, often served with baked plums or fruit compote (or, if you're me, lashings of Nutella).
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Take Casadei, which created sturdy snow boots with rubber soles or chunky block heels, then wrapped them in lashings of fur in sorbet shades, cocooning the foot and ankle in a blast of soft, kaleidoscopic color.
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Their sound is a gluttonous feast of different flavors: sludge is the main course, but there are also generous lashings of black metal, drone, crust punk, noise, and doom on offer, all smoldering together, hot and bright.
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More than a few strands of the Civil Rights era remain for black Americans, but the world has advanced in ways that shield James from ever confronting the daily lashings of racial prejudice someone like Robinson bravely endured.
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The painting depicts an uninhibited Latino family barbecue, similar to those Mr. Marin attended growing up in the South Central neighborhood of Los Angeles during the 1950s, rendered in a neon palette with lashings of mustard-yellow paint.
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A smoked eel sandwich, with lashings of horseradish and a pinch of pickled red onion, which is as much of an institution at the iconic Soho restaurant as its stained glass windows, friendly staff, and daily-changing illustrated menus.
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His still-popular broccoli with garlic and anchovies recipe works as a satisfying meatless dish or pasta topping; so does this similar recipe I picked up in Alaska, with lashings of almond salsa verde on roasted broccoli and cauliflower.
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Senators pressed Abizaid on Khashoggi's killing and Saudi Arabia's other human rights abuses, including lashings, electrocutions, beatings, whippings, sexual abuse, raids, the alleged detention and torture of activists and royal family members, during his nomination hearing in early March.
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And while, Trump hasn't spared the Chinese any Twitter lashings, it's hard to escape the sense that his focus on Mexico, a much smaller economy that's highly dependent on the U.S., basically amounts to picking on the little guy.
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Duterte spared the United States one of his trademark verbal lashings and took a more conciliatory tone than usual, although he hinted at revoking the 2014 Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement (EDCA) that gives U.S. troops rotational access to Philippine bases.
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He has also said he would go to Pyongyang to seek better ties with the North if the circumstances were right, suggesting that he will revive the old liberal policy of "sunshine" towards the North, which involved great emollience and lashings of aid.
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These are dialogue choices where the objective is to diplomatically navigate friendships, rather than make more binary, life-or-death decisions, and it's these parts I've always loved the most, even while the more obviously memorable ones come with lashings of blood.
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As Trump emerges from administering a fresh round of tongue-lashings to his NATO allies, not to mention a contentious visit to the United Kingdom, many of us will be keenly observing which leader -- the American or the Russian -- out-mansplains the other.
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Balmain has been injected with new fervor under the leadership of its 30-year-old creative director, Olivier Rousteing, whose signature look — leather jackets, tight bandage dresses and lashings of gold, satin and sparkle — has endeared him to film and reality television stars.
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The show must go on, which meant a line of star troops from the Balmain model army in lashings of ruffles and fringe, including Karlie Kloss, Alessandra Ambrosio, Lily Donaldson, Jourdan Dunn and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley — all, too, with unexpected hair hues.
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And to anyone out there with a PlayStation 4, in desperate need of a game that can fill a spare 15 minutes with belly laughs and lashings of claret, I say: Look no further than what's staring you in the face, right now.
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In my youth as a Boy Scout tying knots, lashings and pioneering and in my years of service in the Marine Corps rappelling, fast roping from helicopters and parachuting I understood how important it is to have only the best ropes and cords.
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" Following the tongue lashings he's received about the incident, Flume has broken his silence by posting a photo of himself smiling with a peach against his mouth on his Instagram and Twitter pages, with the caption "it was a joke (sorry mum).
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They may endure the verbal lashings of a couple of shareholders, perhaps face a slightly embarrassing "say on pay" vote about their princely income and then intone that after careful analysis, a compensation committee, advised by experts, unanimously approved their ridiculous pay package.
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But what Trump doesn't see is that while this may get him some short-term jobs headlines, in the long-run C.E.O.s may prefer not to build their next factory in America, precisely because it will be hostage to Trump's Twitter lashings.
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During his campaign for president, Goldwater sawed away at the lashings that bound the Republican Party to the now infamous Establishment — an evil, amorphous life-form whose existence has prevented Republicans from permanent majorities in government for decades, or so they continue to tell us.
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The guitar work is unexpectedly lively and nimble, cradled in distortion, lashings of feedback, and a sludgy tempo; the overall product is heavily atmospheric, in that cosmic YOB-ish, Samothrace-y sort of way, and retains a faint air of menace—a conjuration of fire.
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Gbenga Akinnagbe, an alumnus of The Wire, plays Larry Brown, a slick dresser who constantly holds the threat of physical violence over Darlene; there is no romanticizing his role in her terror, even as Akinnagbe brings an undercurrent of grief to his verbal lashings.
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Mills: So when you say lashings, do you just mean, like — I don't, I'm not going to be very good at —— Huzayfah: Oh, so, lashing, there would be a certain amount of lashes, and that lashing would be done with a belt, a leather belt.
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WHY HE MATTERS: Mr. Jeffrey, a leader of the L.G.B.T.Q. new wave in London, is the talk of the town thanks to his gender-bending collections and eye-popping shows (dancers, pink cardboard dragons and lashings of gay couture at his men's wear show in June).
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But in the Hollywood caste system, the publicists-for-hire, the striving producers, the up-and-coming directors who used to endure his verbal lashings and entertain his every whim now mostly don't pick up, according to several such people who said they avoid his calls.
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Later, they went on: David Marcus, the Facebook executive in charge of the project, endured two days of tongue-lashings from members of Congress over the summer for the lack of details about how the new cryptocurrency would work as well as the company's past missteps on data privacy.
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It's here — outside, and usually in the morning, or after dark, by lamplight — that Suter makes her raw, vivid paintings, which are filled with fiery lashings or translucent washes of paint, meditative columns of circles and dense greens, browns and reds, like chromatic distillations of the tropical environment.
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The secretary announced new sanctions on two judges in Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Court: Abdolghassem Salavati and Mohammad Moghisseh, whom the administration charged with handing out harsh and excessive sentences for human rights activists, political prisoners and protesters, including the death penalty, 2202-year prison terms and public lashings.
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WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump&aposs repeated tongue lashings of NATO allies and his friendly overtures to Russian President Vladimir Putin are stirring questions at home and abroad about Trump&aposs commitment to an Atlantic alliance that has been a pillar of U.S. security policy for more than half a century.
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While much of what Facebook's policy staffers have inked here is an intentional nightcap made of misdirection and equivocation (with lashings of snoozy repetition), one nugget of new intel that jumps out is a long list of partners Facebook gave special data access to — via API agreements it calls "integration partnerships".
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At the last Democratic debates, former New York Mayor Michael BloombergMichael BloombergBiden surge calms Democratic jitters The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden riding wave of momentum after stunning Super Tuesday Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden MORE got his money's worth of much-deserved verbal lashings from fellow candidates for his policies.
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Recounting a string of abuses that sounded more like a compendium of medieval thuggery, lawmakers pressed Abizaid on the kingdom's domestic repression, including lashings, electrocutions, beatings, whippings, sexual abuse, raids, the alleged detention and torture of activists and royal family members, and most recently the alleged torture of a US citizen.
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Having flattered British Prime Minister Theresa May, the first high political guest to his presidency, with lashings of special relationships patter, he casually roped in Britain's Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) – its equivalent to the United States' National Security Agency – as the means by which Barack Obama tapped the then president-elect's phone calls.
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And apart from some truly unforgivable barbecue faux pas (oceans of mayonnaise, lashings of sugary sauce), Australian barbecue purveyors tend to fall victim to the same misstep that plagues many American vendors outside the South: aiming to make all of the styles with all of the meats from all of the regions.
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When I was finished, I drove to Spicy's BBQ in Riverhead for chicken because I like how they fry the birds there, how the skin is fantastically salty and crisp, how it reacts under lashings of the sweet-spicy barbecue sauce they serve on the side, yellow as a city cab, mustard-pungent and sticky.
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Sessions will announce that he is entering the race for his old US Senate seat in Alabama on Thursday, two Republicans with direct knowledge of his plans told AP.The former attorney general will enter the race as a presumed front-runner, but the effect of Trump's online and verbal lashings remains unclear in Alabama, where the president remains popular.
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The man who engineered the experiment, Elmo Heter, wrote in his research summary of the experiment that the lone casualty came as a result of that beaver's own incompetence: On the first drops, lightweight lashings were used on the sling ropes, and one of these broke before there was sufficient tension from the shroud lines to hold the box closed.
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But the power of brand extension was at its most literal at Chanel, where the signature quilted effect of its bags had been recreated in several straps, be it in lashings of woven white diamonds in pieces like its Signature Diamond Secret Watch, or the plush black alligator leather of the Mademoiselle Privé collection, with watches featuring sculptured Oriental-style gold birds dancing on onyx dials.
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For Thursday dinner, then, I'll crumble some fresh chorizo into a hot pan and get it good and grainy and dark, to serve over tortilla chips with lashings of queso — Cheddar melted with a few slices of American cheese, a splash of cream and a sprinkle of cornstarch — the whole thing topped with slices of pickled jalapeño, wedges of lime and showers of chopped cilantro.
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Depending on your preferred form of party, it was either one of those high-budget events that resembles the sort of idealised hoedown you might see in a Coca-Cola advert – attractive, 'on-trend' twentysomethings jumping in slow motion to David Guetta, because 48-year-old David Guetta is for some reason playing to a room of 'on-trend' twentysomethings, Coca-Cola paying his massive private fee, we assume – or a hellhole warehouse rave with lashings of ketamine and everyone having a fucking great time.
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A partial ingredient list for laphet thoke, a dish commonly categorized as a salad (such are the limitations of the English language), includes mulchy fermented tea leaves with enough caffeine to twang the nerves like a harp, set against strips of fresh, crunchy cabbage; garlic in translucent teardrops and disks of green chile, flaunting their perilous seeds; a briny spoor of dried shrimp and fish sauce; tomatoes in skinny slurs, for just a squeeze of juice, and bright lashings of lime; and pops of sesame seeds and roasted peanuts, buttery wholes and halves alongside crunchier, roughly broken shards.
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WASHINGTON, DC – APRIL 11: Facebook co-founder, Chairman and CEO Mark Zuckerberg prepares to testify before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on April 11, 2018 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) WASHINGTON, DC – APRIL 11: Facebook co-founder, Chairman and CEO Mark Zuckerberg prepares to testify before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on April 1003, 2018 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) Revised mission statements, personal objectives and lashings of self-serving blog posts (playing up the latest self-forged "accountability" fudge), have done nothing to dim the now widely held view that Facebook specifically, and social media in general, profits off of accelerated outrage.
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