NASA has been lavishing Scott Kelly with attention all week.
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For the kids, the lavishing of such kindness was literally unbelievable.
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He was often quoted in interviews lavishing praise on his boss.
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Like their king, Moroccan companies are also lavishing attention on west Africa.
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Cardi has been all about lavishing her daughter with expensive jewelry recently.
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If anything, she'd benefit from lavishing greater attention upon gimmick and novelty.
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Perhaps that's a why Apple is now lavishing it with so much attention.
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With her mouth lavishing Chrisanne's clit, Iris stroked her entrance with light fingers.
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All the attention presidential candidates are lavishing on the early states breeds indecision.
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Judge Brett Kavanaugh's supporters have spent the last month lavishing him with acclaim.
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On the positive side, it's lavishing him with praise, rolling out the red carpet.
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A man who made you feel like he was lavishing his attention on you.
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Other top administration officials, however, take the tack of lavishing the president with praise.
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The Kurds have institutionalized it, lavishing resources on both the dead and their survivors.
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Bloomberg is also lavishing important swing states with some of his early ad buy.
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But, after lavishing gifts on his wife, Offset was finally ready to treat himself.
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Mr. Trump disregarded the time-honored New Hampshire traditions of lavishing personal attention on voters.
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Shawn enjoys lavishing Kate with all the finer things that she never had growing up.
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What if, instead, we could remember the colonizer without lavishing horror and awe upon them?
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Venture capitalists are lavishing money on hundreds of newcomers, in industries from biotech to electric vehicles.
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As widely expected, Apple is lavishing TLC on its voice assistant, Siri, at this year's WWDC.
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It barely mentioned police brutality, instead lavishing attention on the fact that the Panthers had weapons.
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Muhammad Zia ul-Haq, lavishing upon him, among other humiliations, a spectacular case of anal worms.
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Inside the charity, few knew that Mr. Forsyth had been lavishing unwanted attention on female employees.
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There have been chief executives-a-plenty lavishing praise on him both in public and in private.
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Are the Big Three record labels lavishing huge deals on non-ossifying rock bands of which I'm unaware?
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He's also smartly put aside his feud with Trump, lavishing the President with praise for his crisis management.
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The collapse in relations between the two leaders comes despite Trump previously lavishing praise on the prime minister.
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Since his inauguration in January 2017, Trump has built a close relationship with Abe, lavishing him with compliments.
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Over the past week, he's sent out a stream of tweets lavishing praise on Rispone and knocking Edwards.
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So you can't fault designers for lavishing this attention-seeking accent on dresses, trousers and a saddlebag or two.
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Only a month ago, the world was lavishing praise on Kenya for the strength of its nascent democratic institutions.
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Few arrive aiming to be a benefactor in the style of Roman Abramovich, lavishing bottomless wealth on their teams.
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That can include lavishing you with gifts or insisting that you account for every nickel and dime, Vasileff said.
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He is trying to take health insurance away from millions of Americans, while lavishing tax cuts on the affluent.
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Lavishing the Army with money might result in a bigger Army, but it won't necessarily result in a better Army.
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She trolled future Finals MVP Kevin Durant from the sidelines and heckled him while lavishing LeBron James with royal attention.
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Do you think rainbow sprinkles deserve the attention and devotion that bakers and chefs have lately been lavishing on them?
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"You showed unequaled strength," one of Mr. Macron's deputies said, lavishing praise on the president's handpicked prime minister, Edouard Philippe.
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That case accused him of lavishing city contracts on his friends in exchange for things like wine and home improvements.
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DJ Khaled is lavishing himself with Christmas gifts ... to the tune of a half-million-dollar custom Rolls-Royce truck!!!
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But that doesn't require inviting them to the White House and lavishing them with praise and promises of unconditional support.
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What luck for him, then, that the Wooster Group is now lavishing it with affection, not to be confused with reverence.
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Latin celebs like Jennifer Lopez and Luis Fonsi didn't let Valentine's Day slip away without lavishing love on their significant others.
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While carriers may be stripping away perks for economy customers, they are lavishing them on the front-of-the-plane set.
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Resist, though, the temptation to top the rankings by lavishing on your ungrateful staff policies to improve their work-life balance.
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He has run the economy like a patronage network, lavishing credit on companies controlled by cronies, while yielding growth through debt.
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For its part, the White House so far appears undeterred by accusations that it is lavishing tax breaks on the rich.
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China targeted crucial industries for domination, lavishing favored companies with sweetheart credit terms while investing aggressively in ports, highways and electrical generation.
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I cannot imagine why a veteran religion journalist would leave such a chasm while lavishing attention on a sideshow like the Rev.
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We may think we can't afford universal pre-K, but we don't blink at lavishing billions of dollars on these military deployments.
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" Jack Posobiec tweeted the long-forgotten footage of Trump lavishing Eminem with praise as he introduced the rapper as a "presidential candidate.
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This has cost Intel dearly, with the company lavishing billions on developing suitable processors and modems to put into its various mobile undertakings.
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It is also lavishing Malaysia with large investments, like a $7.2 billion port complex in Malacca, to secure its position along the straits.
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Even so, in 21600, President Xi made a state visit to Zimbabwe, lavishing praise on Mugabe and pledging $21872 billion in energy projects.
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Two maids tended to her, lavishing Choupette with attention, grooming her and documenting all of their interactions in a diary for Mr. Lagerfeld.
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Mr. Steyer, a billionaire from California, has been aggressively courting black voters, spending heavily on advertising and lavishing money on businesses across the state.
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Lavishing affection on her big black shopping bag, she sets out its contents on the rubble around her as if they were treasured tchotchkes.
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Officials lavishing praise on the party's top leader at a congress is not unusual, but overt displays of emotion or personal adulation are rare.
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The mob bosses who ran the town (casinos were handy for laundering money) attracted talent by lavishing huge salaries and luxurious perks on the stars.
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He helped by lavishing praise on the new iPod Nano, clearly elevating it as the star of the show and reportedly leaving Motorola execs fuming.
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China, which already has the lead in lithium-ion battery production, has also made advanced battery production a priority, lavishing government assistance on the industry.
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Candidates are jockeying for position on picket lines, lavishing attention on the labor movement over social media and holding town hall events with local members.
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As a director, you feel weirdly guilty at not lavishing on your family the energy and focus you've given in large part professionally all day.
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Of course, the potentially multibillion-dollar tax incentives that New York and Northern Virginia are lavishing on Amazon help compensate for the locations' high costs.
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Steyer, a billionaire from California, had staked his campaign on doing well in South Carolina, hosting dozens of events and lavishing the state in ads.
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"Trump has made a habit of lavishing praise on Putin and even reportedly sought to lift sanctions against Russia shortly after his inauguration," he says.
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Estonia is lavishing money and attention on Narva to attract investment to the city, fearing that its neglected Russian minority is prone to Kremlin influence.
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As the prospect of low turnout loomed, the government's campaign turned luridly xenophobic, lavishing money on billboards and posters that linked migrants to crime and terrorism.
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President Donald Trump has waded into Britain's election campaign, lavishing praise on Prime Minister Boris Johnson and savaging the main rival facing Johnson in his Dec.
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He was the first world leader to ingratiate himself with the unpredictable US President, lavishing Trump with praise, hamburgers and even a gold-plated golf club.
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While I&aposve been very critical of the tax cuts&apos targeting—why exacerbate our inequality problem by lavishing all those tax breaks on the wealthy?
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As each candidate walked up to receive his or her pin, a fellow Turtle introduced their newly promoted teammate, lavishing the individual with lots of praise.
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Mr. Johnson promptly transformed Standard Brands management, lavishing on his executives industry-topping salaries, country-club memberships, apartments and a private box at Madison Square Garden.
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Travellers from the Middle East, many of whom are Muslim, tend to be among the biggest spenders, lavishing more than 50% extra per trip compared with Europeans.
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The German visited the offices of Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic organizers on Wednesday, lavishing praise on the hosts for their readiness to host the summer showpiece.
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Important surrogates owe their places on the Trump train to espousing the right talking points and lavishing the president-elect with a bit of well-placed flattery.
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Of all the presidents of the modern era, there's virtually no comparison to Trump when it comes to exhibiting trust for and lavishing praise on authoritarian leaders.
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But lavishing all this care on the women's costumes while the male servers slink like ninjas in simple dark shirts and jeans can border on the fetishistic.
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One of those allies, Representative Mark Meadows, Republican of North Carolina, applauded the outcome on Monday, lavishing praise on Mr. Trump for interceding on behalf of lawmakers.
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She headed to her table where she continued the theme of her acceptance speech, lavishing thanks on all those who helped turn her performance into a win.
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The auctioneers also act as hype-men for the livestock, detailing the bovine beauties' diets, ages, weights, and vaccination histories, as well as lavishing them with general praise.
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Trump tried his charm on Xi — lavishing him in hospitality at Mar-a-Lago — but has already discovered that Xi cannot, or is unwilling to, restrain North Korea.
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None of them have shaken Castroneves' belief in his own ability to get the job done, so he's perfectly comfortable lavishing praise on his teammates, including the newbie.
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Private equity firm BC Partners Inc acquired PetSmart for $8.7 billion in 2014, as it sought to capitalize on consumers lavishing their pets with expensive treats and gear.
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It was a disaster because Trump is a disaster—he doesn't know what he's doing and effortlessly alienates America's closest allies while lavishing praise on strongmen and dictators.
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In recent days, the state media outlets Xinhua, China Daily and Global Times have carried reports on the police program and quoted Italian officials lavishing praise on China.
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Fendi has done much the same, albeit on a larger scale of largesse, lavishing in the region of $2.4 million to restore the Trevi to its former glory.
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In 1995, Mr. Charney was among the lawyers defending the district attorney of Rockland County, Kenneth Gribetz, who had been accused of lavishing public funds on a mistress.
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Seeking inroads in the state, Mr. Steyer, a hedge-fund billionaire, is paying black vendors, hiring black staff members and appearing in rural outposts, lavishing money and attention.
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His mantra is that Britain needs to "get Brexit done" so that it can turn to the real work of lavishing money on hospitals, schools and the police.
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While lavishing colorful, dazzling and imaginative playing on each piece, Mr. Trifonov managed to make "Bunte Blätter" seem like a 30-minute, brashly episodic yet dramatically urgent entity.
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The feared British tabloids, despite large circulation declines, remain as dedicated as ever to lavishing sugary devotion on the royals while at the same time spoiling their party.
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And the administration has so far been unable to explain exactly what it is doing with its emergency powers, or what money it is lavishing on its wall.
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Quavo knows the way to a woman's heart, because he's lavishing his rapper girlfriend with some custom diamond jewelry ... and the super sweet gesture cost him a fat check!
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"The seam of the scrotum has a nice concentration of nerve endings, so lavishing that with attention can be super pleasurable," says Lisa Finn, a sex educator at Babeland.
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While steadily carrying out the conservative agenda to undo environmental regulations, he's managed to stay on the president's good side, lavishing praise and providing him with great photo ops.
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Most people going to see "The Post," or lavishing it with awards, will, I suspect, feel heartened and flattered by the warmth with which it endorses their own convictions.
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After lavishing their buildings with outdoor cinemas, high-end markets and spa-caliber pools, landlords have decided to offer hefty freebies, like several months of rent and other concessions.
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Over the years I've spent chronicling the ups and downs (but mostly ups) of the startup world, I've witnessed plenty of over-the-top parties, publicity stunts, and gift-lavishing.
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The host offers everyone Cognac so old that "Napoleon was still alive when they put [it] in the bottle," while he extolls the chefs' culinary prowess, lavishing them with praise.
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As they chase this future, they are doling out salaries that are startling even in an industry that has never been shy about lavishing a fortune on its top talent.
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Instead of acknowledging that Egypt's importance has diminished, President Trump has doubled down on the relationship, promising to be a "loyal friend" to Egypt and lavishing Mr. Sisi with praise.
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Mr. Braun will challenge Senator Joe Donnelly, one of the most vulnerable incumbents in the chamber, and spent most of his time at the rally lavishing praise on the president.
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Drake is lavishing himself with some super-expensive custom jewelry ... and one of his newest pieces was a big hint that his upcoming single with Future was on the way.
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After updating kitchens, gilding bathrooms, finishing basements and lavishing money on landscaping and every other corner of their homesteads, they have targeted the garage as the next frontier in remodeling.
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Today's endorsement of Cruz — signed simply by "the Editors" — takes a different approach, instead lavishing praise on Trump's leading opponent and only mentioning the billionaire with a single, thinly veiled reference.
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Is it all that surprising that the future President of Mars loves the same game that nearly everyone has been lavishing with praise—and rightly so—since its launch in May?
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In the absence of strong balance sheets or strong profits, the U.S. stock market is lavishing dollars on any new company that can put together a plausible theory of future success.
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Raising further eyebrows is that Masayoshi Son, the chair of Sprint's Japanese parent company SoftBank, has been aggressively courting Trump since the lame-duck era, lavishing him with praise and visits.
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None of this is meant to suggest the United States should copy the bad aspects of China's policies, such as Internet blocking, surveillance, or lavishing special preferences on state-owned enterprises.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors are showing increasing comfort wading into the markets, lavishing cash on U.S.-based stock and corporate bond funds in the latest week, Lipper data showed on Thursday.
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On the one hand, the fact that he's in office helps make you richer pre-tax through lax regulation and post-tax by lavishing rich people like you with tax cuts.
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"So ... Good Talk" (season 28, episode 230) Okay, remember that thing a few entries up about how early Logan/Rory is all about Logan lavishing Rory with gifts when she's broke?
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The ultimate Trump loyalist Perhaps the most Trumpian of the President's men, Lewandowski put on a bravura performance, dodging questions, playing for time and lavishing praise on the commander in chief.
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After meeting them in Brisbane, Robson and his mother recount, Jackson befriended the whole family, lavishing attention on all of them and even flying them to Los Angeles when Robson was 26.
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With teens proving, through the attention they're lavishing upon YouTube, that they love the personalized, quirky interactivity of YouTubers, it's no surprise that Facebook is going after that share of the market.
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Some of the biggest names in technology have been lavishing millions on Congress during the third quarter, according to government documents — at a time when they're under increasing regulatory scrutiny from Washington.
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But both officials have already made one public show of support: Lavishing praise on Trump and his agenda in dozens of tweets this month, including a pair posted near-simultaneously last Friday.
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Editorial Most Americans know that the Republican tax bill will widen economic inequality by lavishing breaks on corporations and the wealthy while taking benefits away from the poor and the middle class.
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For decades, members of Congress have protected themselves from unpopular presidents, popular presidents of the other party, or broad discontent by lavishing attention and usually money on their districts and their constituents.
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But this is ultimately a small quibble with a collection that spared no effort in lavishing detail, attention, and countless hours of labor to elevate fashion to the level of world-class art.
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And Donald Trump has never left any doubt over how he feels about her, regularly lavishing praise on her at campaign events -- calling her "our great Ivanka" and "famous Ivanka" from the podium.
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When the book dropped in the United States as the The Perfect Nanny in January, the New Yorker hailed it as "extraordinary," lavishing praise on Slimani's examination of previously unspoken ambiguities of motherhood.
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As we reported ... Soulja Boy was super romantic and sweet while lavishing Chyna with $20,000 in gifts during a Valentine's Day shopping spree ... but it appears he left his manners in Beverly Hills.
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The big hitters at Trump's victory party, in between lavishing one another with towering praise — Ryan, for instance, hailed the President's "exquisite" leadership — vowed that the big tax win was a turning point.
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We don't know the full extent of Donald Trump's malfeasance — we don't know, for example, how much his policies have been shaped by the money foreign governments have been lavishing on his businesses.
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The six-part biopic depicts Eli as lavishing money and attention on potential Syrian sources - including at an orgy that he orchestrates at his swanky Damascus apartment to entrap a top military general.
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A few days after his departure had been confirmed, Higuaín issued a public statement on his Instagram account, thanking Napoli's fans for their support and lavishing praise on Maurizio Sarri, the club's manager.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump welcomed Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to the White House for the second time Tuesday, lavishing praise on the Egyptian President who has been accused of human rights abuses.
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Lavishing such a lucrative and long contract on a relief pitcher can be a risky business because the sample sizes for relievers are small and their numbers can fluctuate from year to year.
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At a recent happy hour for progressive voters in suburban Charleston, the eight loyal Democrats in attendance said they welcomed the attention the large and diverse Democratic field was lavishing on South Carolina.
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Nearly 70% of U.S. households own a pet, according to the American Pet Products Association, and most pet owners enjoy lavishing their loyal companions with products and services to give them a better life.
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Six months later, with Hermer is healthy and lavishing in baby bliss with daughter Sadie, her costars admit they were a bit apprehensive to reach out in the midst of the life-threatening ordeal.
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With the media lavishing much deserved attention on the U.S. economy's renewed vitality, the Congressional Budget Office's latest long-term budget projections will — despite repeated warnings — come as a rude awakening for most Americans.
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Armed with the conflicting views of his closest advisers, the president has regularly flip-flopped between lavishing praise on China and its leader, Xi Jinping, and lashing out at the country over trade practices.
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She sees light as the great lover lavishing caresses on the land, or the great obliterator that overwhelms the earth's solidity, or the great designer reconfiguring common notions about what should hold our attention.
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She takes her for private fittings at Ralph Lauren for cashmere sweaters, feeds her lamb chops for dinner and posed with her for a recent portrait, lavishing kisses upon her as the camera clicked.
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Deutsche Telekom is keen to float or find a partner for its mobile towers assets, CEO Tim Hoettges said on Wednesday, lavishing praise on Spain's Cellnex for its role in developing the telecoms infrastructure business.
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"Republicans in Congress punished middle-class American homeowners while lavishing tens of billions of dollars in tax breaks on wealthy real estate developers like President Trump and his rich friends," Cummings said in a statement.
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She also, according to her relatives, entered into a relationship with a Burmese movie actress, Wah Wah Win Shwe, lavishing her with gifts and adding her name to the deed of her house in Yangon.
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That means that in charting the 48 hours before a show, you don't just see the designer, but entire armies of people laboring, lavishing hundreds or even thousands of hours of work on these clothes.
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In Europe, meanwhile, the president has stoked the flames of nationalism, lavishing praise on Poland's right-wing government and expressing support for National Front leader Marine Le Pen ahead of France's presidential elections this spring.
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In his resignation letter to the president, Pruitt—citing "unrelenting attacks" on him and his family—went full New Testament, lavishing Trump with praise and explicitly stating his belief that God's Providence was at work here.
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But in between penning florid descriptions of Jolie's new home and lavishing praise upon her commitment to humanitarian causes, writer Evgenia Peretz included an anecdote that has eclipsed anything Jolie actually said about her famous marriage.
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The recording also offers a window into Trump's private interactions with high-dollar donors, who seem to use the dinner as an opportunity to push the president on their own priorities while lavishing praise on Trump.
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During a visit to Britain earlier this year Trump said the two countries could secure a "great" post-Brexit trade deal, lavishing praise on May and contradicting his own earlier withering assessment of her exit strategy.
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During a visit to Britain earlier this year Trump said the two countries could secure a "great" post-Brexit trade deal, lavishing praise on May and contradicting his own earlier withering assessment of her exit strategy.
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However, in contrast to the popular sentiment online, unofficial statistics show the real size of China's rising middle class, widely seen as the new rich lavishing on expensive goods, might not be as big as previously thought.
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Jonathan Powell of the University of Central Florida notes that dictators can make coups less likely by lavishing cash on their armies and tampering with command structures to make it difficult for them to co-ordinate rebellions.
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He also managed to anger India by lavishing praise on Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and promising to visit Pakistan — something President Obama pointedly avoided doing during his two terms because of the two countries' complicated relationship.
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The president was not caught lavishing praise on dictatorial adversaries, having wisely (if likely for reasons other than those claimed) canceled a replay of the disastrous one-on-one meeting with Vladimir Putin of Russia in Helsinki.
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It's a film of a live show he performed in a Trump-leaning town in Ohio in which he poked some fun at the Republican presidential candidate but only as a prelude to lavishing praise on Hillary Clinton.
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But as "Funny Man" marches on, the book makes the mistake of giving equal emphasis to every phase of its subject's career, lavishing excessive attention on events that don't merit them and leaving other, more significant plotlines underdeveloped.
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The video for "7 Rings," by Grande, whose new album dropped today, is dedicated entirely to her staggering wealth, which she boasts about defiantly — lavishing herself and her band of tattooed, braid-whipping besties with drinks and diamonds.
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It turns out Trump himself signed the letter of intent, which is dated October 28, 2015 — five months after Trump launched his presidential campaign, and during a period in which he was lavishing praise on Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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In conversations with activists across the state, many privately acknowledge that Menendez isn't the strongest or most liked candidate and insist on emphasizing that the corruption charges against the senator had been dropped before lavishing praise on Menendez's record.
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As such, the Beatles themselves took an active interest in the mono mix of the album, lavishing three weeks on the process, whereas the stereo version was done in just three days, with barely any involvement from the band.
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Apple shares rose 228.85 percent in after-hours trading to hit an all-time high, with analysts lavishing praise on Apple CEO Tim Cook and speculating on when Apple might become the first public company worth a trillion dollars.
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And he didn't let the dire Fox News polling stop him from lavishing praise on many of the network's personalities by name during an extended tribute that reflected the symbiotic relationship he has with America's top-rated cable news network.
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The corner of Dag's mouth quirked around the toothpick as he imagined the piece framed on the wall of some cosmopolitan gallery, effete hipsters hoping to impress each other by lavishing praise or ridicule on it as prevailing social conditions demanded.
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Is the press relentlessly biased against Trump, as Trump now says, or were political scientists like John Sides and David Hopkins right to see the press's habit of lavishing attention on Trump as a key asset in his unexpected political success?
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In reality, however, Bush expanded public services by lavishing new subsidies on American agriculture, introducing new health benefits on American seniors, and increasing federal K-12 education spending in exchange for the accountability reforms of the No Child Left Behind law.
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But the degree to which he has chosen to curry favor with some of the world's most unsavory leaders, while lavishing far less attention on America's democratic allies, hurts America's credibility and, in the long run, may have dangerous repercussions.
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After lavishing positive attention on the duchess, the notoriously fickle British tabloids have turned on her, reporting that she was feuding with her sister-in-law, Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, and that she had been "difficult" with palace staff.
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Mr. Trump's declaration of his genius was of a piece with the sycophants rodeo in the White House cabinet room last June, when his consuls and lictors took turns lavishing praise on him in terms to make even Caesar blush.
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A recent story by Xinhua, a state-run news agency, featured experts from several allies of China, including Russia, Cuba and Belarus, lavishing praise on Chinese leaders for showing "openness" and a "highly responsible attitude" in dealing with the outbreak.
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The picture of the general-turned-president in the White House, hosted by an American leader lavishing praise on him, was the seal of approval he had long craved, the validation of a strongman on the world's most prominent stage.
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Or Mr. Trump could squander all the power and leverage of the United States by abusing and dividing our allies, then lavishing praise and freebies on an autocrat he admires who is set on undermining our democracy and global position.
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Eric Paddock said that he had told investigators that his brother became bothered that the gambling industry was no longer lavishing him with the same perks he had become accustomed to, and that he had complained to him about this.
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A "Dalit Queen" to the millions destined to a life sweeping streets or rag-picking under the Hindu caste system that defines people by job, critics have accused her of lavishing money on luxury homes and diamond necklaces while ignoring the poor.
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On principle you don't believe in lavishing writing students with excessive praise, though (you assume) it is not very difficult for them to determine whose work you think is superior; usually, it is the work others in the class believe to be superior.
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LEADING THE DAY CAMPAIGNS & POLITICS: Trump and Vice President Pence have been lavishing attention on Minnesota, believing it will be a battleground state that could potentially provide them with a wider path to the White House when they seek reelection in 2020.
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There is every reason to predict that Trump will treat the allies with contempt while lavishing praise on Putin, even though Trump's own intelligence chief has declared that the Russians not only interfered in the last election, but continues targeting American democracy.
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GWADAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - China is lavishing vast amounts of aid on a small Pakistani fishing town to win over locals and build a commercial deep-water port that the United States and India suspect may also one day serve the Chinese navy.
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The Biden campaign used a Medal of Freedom clip in a campaign announcement video last year, but that announcement video wasn't solely based on Obama lavishing praise on Biden Even without endorsing, Obama has been central to Biden's standing in the presidential primary.
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"But the degree to which he has chosen to curry favor with some of the world's most unsavory leaders, while lavishing far less attention on America's democratic allies, hurts America's credibility and, in the long run, may have dangerous repercussions," the board wrote.
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WINDSOR CASTLE, England (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Friday the United States and Britain could secure a "great" post-Brexit trade deal, lavishing praise on Prime Minister Theresa May and contradicting his own withering assessment of her strategy publicized hours earlier.
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If DuVernay occasionally lingers the camera a beat or two longer than we're used to on images of Storm Reid as Meg on her path to victory, it's because she's luxuriating in their meaning, lavishing those images on the young people who will be watching.
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But until one of Biden's rivals shows more appeal for African American voters, it's not unreasonable for his advisers to hope that it's South Carolina this year that will predict the nominee -- no matter how much time and money the field is lavishing on Iowa.
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Like the Roman emperor Septimius Severus who diverted the treasure of his empire to build up his home town -- the splendid coastal city of Leptis Magna -- Gadhafi did the same in his own home hamlet, lavishing it with hospitals, homes, highways, and even conference centers.
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So they may want to read on: The New York Times this week took a look at a burgeoning field with "salaries that are startling even in an industry that has never been shy about lavishing a fortune on its top talent": artificial intelligence.
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Meanwhile, Trump himself has made it clear that he remembers the difference between a true friend like McMaster and the opportunistic sycophants who make up the vast majority of GOP cadres — lavishing multiple tweets and campaign appearances on a race with no particular strategic significance.
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He and another businessman, Jeremiah Reichberg, who also raised money for the mayor and served on the committee that planned his 2014 inaugural celebration, spent a good deal of time cultivating roughly a score of senior police officials, lavishing some with gifts and trips.
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The two became inseparable, with Jackson often staying over at Safechuck's home, bringing him along as a Mini Me performer on the Bad Tour, and, according to Safechuck, lavishing him with jewelry (including a diamond ring used in a mock wedding ceremony between the two).
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The San Diego Padres — rarely big spenders — gave out the richest contract on the free agent market, lavishing $144 million on an eight-year deal for first baseman Eric Hosmer, who won a World Series title and four Gold Gloves for the Kansas City Royals.
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For now, the main concrete consequence of the underlying shift is that technology CEOs are lavishing praise on Trump, recognizing that despite their workforce's discomfort with his culture war politics and anti-immigrant demagoguery, their objective interests are aligned with his economic policy priority.
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This time, Gignac was popped for hoodwinking the owners of a Miami Beach hotel into lavishing him with expensive material goods and benefits, as well as defrauding almost $8 million from 26 victims around the globe, according to a federal criminal complaint and indictment.
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The settlement also states Burch has admitted to using foundation funds to pay for foreign and domestic travel, frequenting night clubs in the Baltimore area on a nearly weekly basis, ordering excessive and expensive food and drink at the country's top restaurants and lavishing gifts on women.
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Because Molly's family is religious, the book also dwells on domestic Jewish rituals, lavishing special attention on the Sabbath, "the Queen of Days," that stretch of 24 hours ingeniously engineered by the ancient rabbis to honor God, and while doing so, lasso the family into relaxed togetherness.
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Gavin Newsom on the homeless: 'We own this issue' California moves to allow voters to switch party registration on Election Day GOP lawmaker accuses California public pension fund of investing in blacklisted Chinese companies MORE, while lavishing praise on the Republican delegation members that were present.
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Four years later, with the announcement of a major new DLC expansion for Rome 2 and some massive revisions to the core game design, Creative Assembly are still working on proving me wrong by lavishing Rome 23 with enough post-release support to make it Good, Actually.
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While she said she was "deeply concerned" about the end of the blue slip process, she expressed no similarly grave reservations about Judge Stras, lavishing praise on his record of public service, the respect he garnered from other judges in the state and his work as a law professor.
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President Donald Trump Thursday sent mixed signals about his attorney Rudy Giuliani, lavishing praise on him, but also denying any knowledge of a letter in which Giuliani claimed to be working with his "knowledge and consent" when seeking to drum up damaging information on Joe Biden in Ukraine.
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ATLANTA — President Donald Trump brought some of his best-known black supporters to Atlanta to launch the "Black Voices for Trump" coalition on Friday, lavishing praise on his allies and decrying the Democratic Party as being corrupt and disloyal to black voters at a rally in a midsize ballroom.
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Trump attacks judges and tries to criminalize political opponents by leading chants of "lock her up" about Hillary Clinton and falsely accusing President Obama of illegal wiretapping — while lavishing praise on police state dictators whose political opponents and advocates of democracy end up dead or hauled without trial to political prisons.
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Fans of Kate Spade the brand often refer to Kate Spade the person when lavishing praise: "I really feel like Kate knows the way to my heart with all her fun designs," an NYU student named Cindy tells me at a Kate Spade location on New York's Upper East Side.
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If the first day of Mr. Trump's visit showcased a royal family determined to nurture the "special relationship" with the United States — lavishing their guest with a gilded banquet and a royal cannon salute — Tuesday plunged Mr. Trump into the murkier crosscurrents of British politics, where he remains deeply unpopular.
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One big lesson of the Clinton boom, then, is that the conclusion conservatives want you to draw from their incessant Reaganolatry — that lavishing tax cuts on the rich is the key to prosperity, and that any rise in top tax rates will bring retribution from the invisible hand — is utterly false. Mrs.
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Meanwhile, a rule to prioritize the sickest patients first can clash with the goal of helping the greatest number possible: Lavishing extensive resources on a single patient with only a small chance of surviving could mean refusing treatment to multiple patients who are less sick but more likely to live if treated.
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As central as he was to the Marlins, Stanton, the captivating slugger they began to build around after lavishing upon him a 1623-year, $2162 million contract, is now an anchor for the Yankees as they try to nail down a playoff berth that seemed a formality at the All-Star break.
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In Leaving Neverland, it's never entirely clear what Robson's father made of the attention Jackson was lavishing on his son, especially after the family, then based in Australia, left the 22011-year-old Robson to stay with Jackson alone at Neverland Ranch while everyone else traveled on a planned vacation to the Grand Canyon.
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But from the centrists at Third Way to the leftist Matt Bruenig's People's Policy Project and New America in between, Sanders's debt cancellation plan has been criticized by policy wonks for lavishing a large proportion of the overall monetary benefit on people with high incomes who have expensive graduate degrees (doctors, lawyers, business people, etc.).
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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday called U.S. sanctions "pointless" while lavishing praise on his recent Helsinki summit with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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I treated you really nicely — covering you with sunscreen every day so you didn't get burned, lavishing you with fancy creams that cost more than I spend on a pair of shoes, treating you to pampering at the hands of the best aestheticians in the world, eating healthy so you felt nourished and strong.
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For many years Sanders, Warren and other progressives warned the nation that the real agenda of Ryan and other Republicans is to balloon the deficit by lavishing benefits on the 1 percent, then pay for their massive projects of class bias and social injustice by trying to force the 99 percent to pay for them.
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Often those profiles were created by Janke, who was paid by Singer, but according to the affidavit, on at least one occasion, Heinel created a profile on a U.S.C. letterhead that made it appear as if the U.S.C. lacrosse coach were lavishing praise on a recruit who in reality had never played the sport.
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Despite having just 100 or so full-time professional footballers to choose from, Iceland succeeded where four-time World Cup winner Italy and three-time runner-up the Netherlands failed because — in everything from lavishing training on kids to making fans feel like they&aposre an integral part of the team&aposs success — Iceland is doing everything right.
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Almost as if mandated to keep a nationwide secret, few Swedes want to admit, or accept, that multiculturalism in Sweden isn't working; that letting in thousands of refugees and immigrants year after year and lavishing them with benefits hasn't led to social integration; and that almost 100 years of leftist, liberal thinking has been a failure.
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Later that day the joint committee delivered its predictable verdict: Like all other reasonable studies, its review found that the Senate bill would do little for U.S. economic growth, while directly hurting tens of millions of middle-class Americans, blowing up the deficit, lavishing benefits on the wealthy and opening up new frontiers for tax avoidance.
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While Russian politicians have built ties with French MPs, Russia's foreign-focused state media RT and Sputnik have been lavishing coverage on Europe's migrant crisis, an issue on which France's far right — led most notably by Le Pen — has made political hay after a string of gruesome ISIS-organized terror attacks, including Thursday's shooting at Paris's famed Champs Elysees.
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Why it matters: Axios' Jonathan Swan points out Trump tried his charm on Xi — lavishing him in hospitality at Mar-a-Lago — but has already discovered that Xi cannot, or is unwilling to, do what's required to stop North Korea's rush to develop nukes — so now he's getting tough on trade with Xi. But his ever-changing tone could discourage Xi from cooperating.
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I couldn't find him personally lavishing any love on Leonidas or "the 300" in on-the-record interviews or writings, but the influence was there in the computer password he shared with co-workers at his California office, before moving into the White House to advise a president taking the first tentative steps to undermine cherished American values of plurality, liberalism, and justice.
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The 200+ page amended legal complaint describes a sickening pattern of victim grooming perpetuated by Gothard, including allowing his victims use of his credit card, bringing them along on his travels, lavishing praise and confessions of love and affection, and repeated inappropriate sexual touching of the very young girls placed in his care as a spiritual leader, counselor, and authority figure.
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" The verbal scuffle has already caused a partisan rift in the UK. For example, conservative Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt told Sky News that Khan's initial comments were "totally inappropriate," while Yvette Cooper, a member of the mayor's left-wing party in Parliament, tweeted that it "Doesn't help Britain to be lavishing pomp on a President so determined to be divisive, childish & destructive.
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Every year when Time's list of 100 Most Influential People comes out, there are some surprising nods and snubs (this year's includes some... interesting choices, like situating Christine Blasey Ford alongside Brett Kavanaugh, or having Steve Bannon write a blurb, or Chris Christie lavishing praise upon President Trump.) But the list at least serves as a record of a certain point in time.
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The extension spree may seem like baseball lavishing its players with cash, but for clubs wary of enormous free-agent deals like the ones signed by Bryce Harper and Manny Machado before this season, it is a way to save money in the long run: lock players up early and they won't reach free agency at an age in which they can maximize their payday.
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Independent presidential candidate and a former CIA operations officer Evan McMullin on Friday said Republican Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE may be lavishing praise on Russia and its leader because he's being blackmailed.
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"Republicans in Congress punished middle-class American homeowners while lavishing tens of billions of dollars in tax breaks on wealthy real estate developers like President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and his rich friends," Cummings said in a statement.
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