"I love you," she tells him, laying bare her soul.
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To some, laying bare China's claims will only raise the stakes.
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In Orange, floodwaters were already receding, laying bare the challenges of recovery.
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Laying bare the hackneyed techniques of the demagogue can inoculate listeners against them.
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But the show is most effective in laying bare its moral grey areas.
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The American response to the pandemic is laying bare class divides that are often camouflaged.
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Meanwhile, our nameless agent delivers a series of unanchored observations, supposedly laying bare operational truths.
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Her dark humor is funniest when she is laying bare some horrible piece of human nastiness.
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Laying bare that juxtaposition, rather than obscuring it, will allow for a richer appreciation of their achievements.
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A pair of analyses are laying bare the divide between major oil companies and their smaller peers.
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Nevertheless the victory came at a price, laying bare the opposition within her own party ranks to Mrs.
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These times are laying bare many of our biggest financial insecurities — What happens if I lose my job?
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He believes he was wronged, and remains obsessed with laying bare a system that didn't work in his favor.
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The 21995 budget process is looking more and more like another dysfunctional charade laying bare the internal party conflicts.
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Laying bare mounting political divisions in Poland, the parliamentary confrontation deepened fears for democracy in the European Union state.
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Occasionally, they can even see us laying bare how we navigate the murky intersection of capitalism, publicity and sexuality.
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Thus, there seems little point in publicly laying bare the shortcomings of a player you might soon be managing.
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The recent outburst of racism against Papuans is laying bare the failures and true character of Mr. Joko's government.
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Helpfully, her plan is backed up by two detailed appendices laying bare, and arguing for, the assumptions Warren makes.
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Besides laying bare Apple's ambitions in the healthcare arena, it's difficult to overstate how significant these features are for Apple.
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A borrowing bonanza in the Middle East is laying bare just how varied the risks are on the Arab Peninsula.
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While we are laying bare these lies, we must craft a true story to drown out the false one terrorists tell.
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But while laying bare his demons for an audience, Mr. Bowie kept much of his life private, even after his death.
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Despite a subsequent political cover up, the circumstances of his death were exposed, laying bare the violence of the apartheid state.
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With Hamas laying bare its strategy, much of the world has nevertheless found it easier to blame Israel for the chaos.
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But by laying bare the bitter grievances we (generally) already knew about, these emails are fueling added frustration and old grudges.
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His text made an impression on Nguyen, who has long been dedicated to laying bare how Vietnam is constructed in the media.
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But where "Bachelor Nation" shines brightest is in laying bare what it takes to get everyone in character in the first place.
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By laying bare his contempt for the Constitution, Posner violated his oath of office and permanently stained the honor of the federal judiciary.
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"This Land Is Our Land" reads like an impassioned survey course on migration, laying bare the origins of mass migration in searing clarity.
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Having explored this new box-set, I found that Bergman's art today seems more interested in laying bare intimacies than in proffering enigmas.
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The joke lies in the way the little guy impersonates the big shot, laying bare the empty grandiosity of his will to power.
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The flurry of earthquakes are laying bare the reality that the government is still utterly unprepared to meet the needs of its citizens.
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For those reasons, Twitter also does a great job of laying bare the news-gathering process, which can be exhilarating and attractive to bystanders.
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Britain launched its own new fighter jet plan last July, laying bare European divisions and deepening skepticism about the future of European defense cooperation.
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But the case itself is laying bare, in a way Robert Mueller's investigation in Washington has not (so far), how Trump gets his way.
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A hike in metro fares sparked the initial protests, laying bare long-simmering frustrations over high living costs and an uneven distribution of wealth.
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But 50 years ago today, the Soviets invaded, killing the dreams of the reformers and laying bare the totalitarian nature of the Communist regime.
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THE TICKER President Trump's push for emergency coronavirus relief is laying bare a glaring double standard: He decries socialism even as he's practicing it.
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Trump's long-smoldering anger towards Sessions bubbled over once again on Wednesday, laying bare the President's chronic antipathy towards the top law enforcement official.
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Britain launched its own new fighter jet plan last July, laying bare European divisions and deepening scepticism about the future of European defence cooperation.
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The idea of a Ford clone host roaming the park seems to have been nixed entirely, laying bare the corporate motivations behind the Westworld park.
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A US citizen embroiled in a legal battle with her Saudi ex-husband over their daughter has lost — laying bare the Kingdom's archaic legal system.
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The House on Tuesday passed legislation to oppose the global boycott movement against Israel, laying bare Democratic divisions on relations with the key U.S. ally.
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At the same time, cellphones and social media bring up-to-the-minute relationship issues to the fore, possibly laying bare continuing arguments and fights.
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In laying bare John D. Podesta's inbox, the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has made no secret of his desire to reveal the deliberations of Mrs.
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They can see it now: Making public Mr. Trump's hidden tax returns and otherwise laying bare any financial dealings between foreign governments and his businesses.
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It's only ballooned into more of a wonder since its release: each song bleeds into the next, laying bare his loneliness and confusion, desperation and desire.
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It's uneasy and raw—later, he sings of more body horror, offering up his mouth, and laying bare his flesh as strings and synthesizers swell ominously.
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By simply inverting and laying bare the usual process — working bottom up instead of top down — "Idol" presented a genuine alternative to familiar music business practices.
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A breach at JPMorgan Chase that fall capped off the year by laying bare data on 76 million American households, spurring even more Capitol Hill hearings.
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The board's reports have their own power, laying bare corporate negligence or ineptitude, and indentifyng hazards that communities may not realize are in their own backyards.
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The anti-establishment wave in presidential politics is laying bare the fragile feelings of the privileged, who in turn argue that oppressed minorities shouldn't be so sensitive.
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Outraged Somali officials said the Americans had been duped by clan rivals and fed bad intelligence, laying bare the complexities of waging a shadow war in Somalia.
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By laying bare who would be sacrificed when the tide went out, they left a ragged hole for the likes of Trump and Bannon to walk through.
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"The current crisis is laying bare the tenants rights crisis that has already existed for years, and it's becoming harder to pretend the status quo is sustainable."
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All of us who watched the debate participated in this debacle, the laying bare of our not-so hidden assumptions about women and who can be President.
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Erdogan sacked Cetinkaya for refusing the government's repeated demands for interest rate cuts, laying bare differences over the timing of cuts to revive the recession-hit economy.
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An 11-member Truth, Reparations and Reconciliation Commission (TRRC) was launched in October, tasked with laying bare the old regime's crimes, recommending prosecutions and paying compensation to victims.
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David Perdue (R-Ga.) did the same in 2014, laying bare the non-ideological populist rage seething within the GOP base, and foreshadowing the rise of The Donald.
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But this document goes further, painting a fuller picture of the breadth of the conspiracy, and laying bare the methods Russian authorities allegedly used to skirt the system.
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A frenetic oil boom is laying bare this divide, while suddenly lifting one of the poorest states in the country into the top ranks of global oil producers.
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Cultural shift Gray hopes her book can inspire consumers to reduce their meat intake by laying bare the dark secrets of the industry, and the huge environmental costs.
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Yet, Tuesday's debate drew a sharp contrast between the two tickets, laying bare the choice facing white, middle class voters using two people who look just like them.
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Still, it might be worth stepping back and giving her a bit of credit for laying bare her spending habits in a way too few privileged people do.
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We had just spent months laying bare every detail of her life, answering all the questions one could possibly have about her, so that she could move on.
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The two cases further divided the city along racial lines, laying bare the way that blacks and whites could occupy the same space yet live in separate worlds.
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But the cost and availability of Covid-22002 testing is just a symptom of underlying problems in the U.S. healthcare system that the coronavirus is now laying bare.
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My clinic rooms, clean and nondescript as they are, sometimes provide a safe house for laying bare the difficult thoughts, the wrenching decisions, that tug on my patients.
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Last month, the trade minister said Amazon wasn't doing India any "great favour" by announcing $1 billion in investment, laying bare the tensions with the U.S. online retailer.
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With Beckon Us From Home, Blesener offers a thoughtful account of this strain of patriotism, while laying bare the camps' equation between loving one's country and aggressively defending it.
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But the recent #MeToo movement has shaken Hollywood to its core, laying bare decades of systemic sexual misconduct and cover-ups, and ending dozens of once-powerful mens' careers.
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It's a different kind of nudity than we're used to seeing on TV, laying bare our humanity rather than a bunch of tits and cock (though there's that, too).
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They're laying bare the subtext of his speech and policies, revealing how they appear to angry white people primed and frustrated by the past century of Republican dog-whistling.
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Debates and arguments over the Committees' dogma occur in smoke-filled rooms throughout the film, laying bare the enormous effort that goes into publishing a few lines of text.
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Although your book is praised for laying bare the inequities of the Russian feudal system, a closer reading shows that you refuse to imagine any alternative to that system.
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So four years after she was hired at West Hill United Church in Toronto, she delivered a sermon called "Deconstructing God," laying bare her disbelief in a theistic God.
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The HBO comedy has always been about laying bare the dark side of the tech business, the myriad ways that captains of industry so often lose control of their ships.
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What could have been an opportunity to craft a unified American response has devolved into a political standoff, laying bare divisions among the White House, the intelligence community and Congress.
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Erdogan sacked Cetinkaya for refusing the government's repeated demands for rate cuts, laying bare differences between them over the timing of interest rate cuts to revive the recession-hit economy.
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By laying bare DNC staffers' personal suspicions of Sanders, the emails suggest to his voters that much more sinister tricks against their candidate were occurring just outside of public view.
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But it's not reinventing the classic musical so much as laying bare the subtext that's been there all along: the class divides, the male entitlement, the inescapable violence of territory life.
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The lack of information since Jason's shooting has only compounded tensions here, laying bare the deep-rooted, systemic racial divisions between the Bad River tribe and the white community of Ashland.
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In doing so, the company is laying bare just how much ugliness its global content moderators deal with every day, and just how hard it is to always get it right.
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It illuminates the 2016 Games beneath their surface-layer spectacle, laying bare the raw core of why these Olympics and what they stand for are so grotesque in the first place.
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President Erdogan sacked Cetinkaya for refusing the government's repeated demands for rate cuts, laying bare differences between them over the timing of interest rate cuts to revive the recession-hit economy.
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Granted, Ayón was not disclosing information dangerous to the state in the manner of Edward Snowden, nor was she laying bare the machinations of powerful elites like the artist Mark Lombardi.
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Native plants were seen as weeds by the wealthier, and whiter, classes, laying bare broader issues of diversity and race within a divided culture grappling with the social realities of indigeneity.
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But both versions of "The Square" practice an aesthetics of shaming, laying bare the hypocrisy, the selfishness and the wishful thinking embedded in the deep structures of 21st-century metropolitan existence.
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Standard Chartered reported falling income and lacklustre third quarter trading on top of fresh compliance worries on Tuesday, laying bare the task it faces to rebuild revenues hurt by a sweeping overhaul.
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President Tayyip Erdogan sacked Cetinkaya for refusing the government's repeated demands for rate cuts, laying bare differences between them over the timing of interest rate cuts to revive the recession-hit economy.
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And, yet, the conservative columnist's piece on Thursday is just that -- laying bare the total transformation of the former Indiana governor from principled conservative warrior to #1 fan of President Donald Trump.
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The embargo placed on ZTE by the U.S. Department of Commerce brought the company's assembly lines to an immediate halt laying bare China's dependence on foreign suppliers for critical technologies and parts.
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GRAPHIC: here The impoverished communities suffer from chronic unemployment and are prone to crime and gang violence, laying bare the socio-economic problems that will persist long after the APEC leaders depart.
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Though an appeal is possible, the sentence provided a measure of finality in a case that dominated Chicago's news cycles for years, laying bare this city's racial divisions and upending its government.
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The detail came as several media outlets reported on Thursday that federal prosecutors had granted immunity to National Enquirer chief David Pecker, potentially laying bare his efforts to protect his longtime friend Trump.
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She dives into her family's past and continues her story into her own adulthood, laying bare the many complicated ways our family informs who we are and how we interact with the world.
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Its main competitor, Tesla, is struggling to improve quality and scale its factory in time for the Model 3 launch, laying bare just how hard it is to start a new car company.
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One of the strengths of "Hooligan Sparrow" is that it makes those stakes real, visceral and urgent, partly by laying bare just how difficult it can be to make a documentary like this.
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Where she and her (especially inclusive) staff saw toxic partisan stupidity, they dissected and ripped into it with relish, laying bare the bones to show their audience exactly how things got so bad.
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Their lack of traction among these voters was proved Saturday, laying bare both candidates' failure to connect with key voters and indicating the two could struggle in South Carolina, the next Democratic primary.
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Morgan Jenkins' collection of essays confronts the reality of being a black woman in America, laying bare the ways she and others are disenfranchised and marginalized because of both their race and gender.
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Kelly has described his previous solo work in terms of human vulnerability, laying bare the imperfections in his sound; here, he uses software to lend his voice the quality of warped choral music.
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As The Washington Post reported a month after the 2016 election, Obama had been prepared that September to go public with a C.I.A. assessment laying bare the extent of Russian intervention in the election.
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Author Philip Roth, who was both hailed and derided for laying bare the neuroses and obsessions that haunted the modern Jewish-American experience, died on Tuesday at the age of 85, his agent said.
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The film practices "an aesthetics of shaming, laying bare the hypocrisy, the selfishness and the wishful thinking embedded in the deep structures of 21st-century metropolitan existence," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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But the blazes are also laying bare the economic inequality that distinguishes the state, as shallow-pocketed survivors grasp for the kinds of ad hoc strategies commonly seen after disasters in the developing world.
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Durant creates hybrids of historical objects and artifacts — such as a cast of former slave Jack Garrison's walking stick crossed with Thoreau's pencil — thereby laying bare unexplored narratives of 19th-century African-American life.
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Conway suggested the diagnosis in response to a torrent of tweets unleashed by Trump last weekend laying bare his grievances with, among other topics, Fox News Channel's weekend anchors and the late Senator John McCain.
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But the activism is also laying bare a striking generation gap between younger and older African-Americans, whose experience, views of the former president and notions of how they should push for change diverge dramatically.
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The country's President Moon Jae-in on Friday said South Korea would not be "defeated again" by its neighbor, laying bare decades-old animosity at the root of a row over fast-track export status.
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As The Washington Post reported a month after the 2016 election, Mr. Obama had been prepared that September to go public with a C.I.A. assessment laying bare the extent of Russian intervention in the election.
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When court convened again on Monday, the audience waited in suspense as Mr. Zambada took the stand, blithely spilling secrets of the Sinaloa drug cartel and laying bare the inner workings of Mr. Guzman's operation.
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The annual gathering of nations and environmentalists has heard separate cases about the U.S. interest in that agreement, laying bare the division in the United States between Trump and his energy industry backers and Democrats.
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Khashoggi's death managed to unravel the ruse of MBS as the modernist reformer, laying bare his drive to power, his crackdown on free speech, and his role in the humanitarian crisis and conflict in Yemen.
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Preparations for the event were blighted by a corruption scandal that led to the arrest of several top officials in 2014, laying bare the spread of mafia groups from their southern fiefdoms to the wealthier north.
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Tesla's Model 3 sedan has been both a blessing and a curse for the electric-car maker, earning rave reviews and boosting sales while also putting pressure on gross margins and laying bare Tesla's production issues.
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Two pages about Laloo Prasad Yadav, a powerful politician in the state of Bihar, are a marvel of economy, laying bare his background, his machinery of caste politics, his wrecking of Bihar, and his folksy charisma.
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A number of restaurants and inns outside of Visby, including the minimalist 19-suite Fabriken Furillen, owned by the former photographer Johan Hellstrom, shut down, and the flora dies as well, laying bare the local architecture.
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Laying bare his thinking, Justice Breyer asked a barrage of questions of both sides and told Mr Hughes that he is "not taking a side or the other" as he is "genuinely uncertain" about the right outcome.
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A defiant Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan denounced the West's "crusader mentality" on Monday after European monitors criticized a referendum to grant him sweeping new powers, which he won with a narrow victory laying bare the nation's divisions.
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The trade row escalated on Friday when Japan removed South Korea from a favored trading nations list, prompting Seoul to warn it would not be defeated again by its neighbor, laying bare decades-old war time animosity.
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LONDON — The dust covers came off Northern Ireland's regional government this month after a three-year period of political paralysis and dysfunction, laying bare a state of deep crisis across the territory's neglected public and political institutions.
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Elizabeth Warren on Wednesday released her 2001 tax returns, laying bare a key financial record the Democratic Party has made a political issue since President Donald Trump took the unusual step of withholding his own tax returns.
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The Turkish lira was 2.1% weaker against the dollar on Monday after President Tayyip Erdogan dismissed the central bank governor, laying bare differences between them over the timing of interest rate cuts to revive the recession-hit economy.
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Washington (CNN)The world's most dire crises are landing at Donald Trump's feet 11 weeks into his presidency, putting a global spotlight on the new US leader and laying bare the still-unformed elements of his foreign policy.
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Should the virus reach extreme levels of infection globally, it would very likely be the first true test of the 21st-century way of life, laying bare the hidden fragility of a system that has long felt seamless.
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Amazon hasn't done India any big favors by investing $1 billion in the country, its trade minister said on Thursday, laying bare the tensions with the U.S. online retail giant during a visit by its CEO Jeff Bezos.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The top 10 percent of Germans have almost 60 percent of the wealth, a study by the central bank found on Monday, laying bare a wide gap between the richest and the poorest in Europe's biggest economy.
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And after making a deal with Brazilian officials, it's in Italy that Buscetta earns the film's titular nickname, laying bare the mafia's power structure to the authorities, and fingering his former colleagues for Judge Giovanni Falcone (Fausto Russo Alesi).
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Obama has also gone further than her husband in laying bare the emotional toll of the so-called birther movement, including Mr. Trump's five-year campaign to sow doubts about whether Mr. Obama was born in the United States.
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Mourao has contradicted Bolsonaro on a series of issues, from a woman's right to abortion to moving Brazil's embassy to Jerusalem, laying bare rifts between the more pragmatic military ministers and the ideologically right-wing members of the cabinet.
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Tensions between Japan and South Korea escalated on Friday when Japan removed South Korea from a favoured trading nations list, prompting Seoul to warn it would not be defeated again by its neighbour, laying bare decades-old war time animosity.
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Tensions between Japan and South Korea escalated on Friday when Japan removed South Korea from a favored trading nations list, prompting Seoul to warn it would not be defeated again by its neighbor, laying bare decades-old war time animosity.
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But, when she strips it back to just posting short responses to her fans, sharing drunken selfies and laying bare the issues she's truly passionate about, she manages to create a genuine connection which even now feels kind of rare.
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Atambayev surrendered on Thursday when police raided his home and detained him for questioning over a corruption case, laying bare a power struggle with his successor Sooronbai Jeenbekov that has pushed the Central Asian nation to the brink of political crisis.
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This would have taken out the pain of manually guessing the right numbers, and would've exposed every user's private messages, likely laying bare private information such as their real names, email addresses, as well as chat and social media accounts.
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Now, after spending several months laying bare to the public how the President used his power for personal political advantage and blocked efforts to uncover the truth -- abusing his office and obstructing justice -- the House will formalize the charges against him.
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Over 400 members of London's financial industry gathered at a special conference in the heart of the city's banking district, laying bare the extent of their worries about the impact of Britain's EU exit on the country's most important economic sector.
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Now, it's a long, long way from pleasure and deliciousness, but in case you missed it on Monday, here is some extraordinary public-service journalism from The Washington Post, laying bare the secret history of our 18-year war in Afghanistan.
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When she writes: "Food shoots through pipes / Whitened / The moss laying bare its body," whether you read the mechanical "pipes" as intestines or hospital tubes, they are part of an embodiment revealed by "moss," a plant that usually covers over other flora.
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ISTANBUL, July 8 (Reuters) - The Turkish lira was 2.1% weaker against the dollar on Monday after President Tayyip Erdogan dismissed the central bank governor, laying bare differences between them over the timing of interest rate cuts to revive the recession-hit economy.
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TOKYO/SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea fired back at Japan over a deepening trade dispute on Friday, pledging it would not be "defeated again" by its neighbor, laying bare decades-old animosity at the root of a row over fast-track export status.
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Their extraordinary texting affair on their government phones has given the FBI a black eye, laying bare a raw political bias brought into the workplace that agents are supposed to check at the door when they strap on their guns and badges.
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She's working late out back in her home office when her young daughter vanishes, setting in motion an investigation and laying bare aspects of her life and the lives of those around her, including her sister (Erika Christensen) and estranged husband (Kick Gurry).
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Her case was in the headlines almost every day for weeks, whereas Ms. White's killing drew a few newspaper and television reports, laying bare the different treatment the news media often gives murder victims depending on their race and where they live.
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NEW DELHI, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Amazon hasn't done India any big favours by investing $1 billion in the country, its trade minister said on Thursday, laying bare the tensions with the U.S. online retail giant during a visit by its CEO Jeff Bezos.
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One New Yorker, who is also focused on votes these days, former New York City mayor and U.S. presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg praised Jeter as "classy and clutch" in a tweet while also laying bare his bewilderment at the one missing vote.
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NEW DELHI, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Amazon hasn't done India any big favors by investing $1 billion in the country, its trade minister said on Thursday, laying bare the tensions with the U.S. online retail giant during a visit by its CEO Jeff Bezos.
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Written with the vividness of a novel, it offers a dark mirror of middle-class America's obsession with real estate, laying bare the workings of the low end of the market, where evictions have become just another part of an often lucrative business model.
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It was a disaster which shook the global fashion industry - laying bare the stark reality of the dangerous factory conditions faced by millions of Bangladeshis who stitch the clothes sold in the gleaming high street stores of the West.
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Read outlined his strategy as Vodafone reported a slowdown in second-quarter organic revenue growth to 0.5 percent from 1.1 percent in the previous three months, laying bare the struggle it faces to turn ever increasing demands for data into a stronger top line.
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Mr. Rau, the Swiss-born director of the Belgian theater NTGent, is no stranger to laying bare the banality of evil, with past works inspired by wartime atrocities in the Democratic Republic of Congo or by the Belgian child molester and murderer Marc Dutroux.
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As Christine Blasey Ford testified Thursday before the Senate Judiciary Committee, laying bare the details of the sexual assault she accuses Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh of committing against her, Americans gathered in conference rooms, on couches, in airport terminals and at diners to watch.
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For years liberal America has been obsessed with the tantalizing prospect of a white knight laying bare a vile conspiracy by Trump and his Russian admirers to steal the 2016 election, only for Robert Mueller's report to be subsumed by a seemingly endless palaver over impeachment.
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In Alabama, a Republican congresswoman who opposed Mr. Trump's presidential campaign in 2016, Representative Martha Roby, was forced into a runoff — laying bare the price of dissent in the conservative South even for an incumbent who has worked with the White House since Mr. Trump's election.
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HONG KONG/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A U.S. police investigation into an allegation of rape against JD.com Inc CEO Richard Liu has hammered the e-commerce giant's shares, with the case laying bare risks posed by his iron grip on management and the lack of other leaders to challenge him.
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In an opinion authored by none other than Justice Anthony Kennedy (of Obergefell fame, you'll recall — what fantastic irony!), the Court flipped the script entirely on what bigotry looks like in America, laying bare the seething hatred many on the left have for the free exercise of religion.
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It was also a glimpse at the campaign that wasn't — the earned folksiness, the willingness to test audience stamina, the years of practice at appearing unpracticed — laying bare the strengths and tics of a would-be candidate who decided last year against challenging the woman he spent Monday embracing.
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Whether such a goal is realistic or not, his project inadvertently exposes the inner workings of the alt-right mind-set — its pathologies, its obsessions — laying bare the depth of the movement's distrust of the mainstream, its finicky need to conquer reality and construct alternative versions of everything.
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Two weeks ago, Meerkat CEO Ben Rubin sent an email to his company's 48 investors laying bare an observation that he'd made peace with months earlier: Meerkat, the livestreaming app that played the role of darling one year ago at the annual SXSW festival in Austin, Texas, was failing.
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Earlier this week, Kathryn Bigelow — the only woman to win a Best Director Oscar in the Academy's 90-year history — was quoted in The New York Times in a piece about how the Weinstein allegations "opened a floodgate" in Hollywood, unearthing dozens of old stories, and laying bare its toxic culture.
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What exactly she's laying bare in "Lou's Dream" — which is an excerpt from her longer play The Original Lou and Walter Story — isn't entirely clear, but it's a treat to experience all the elements of her style, which seems informed in equal parts by Brecht, morality plays, modern dance, and pantomime.
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Korea (Adds Pompeo's Twitter post, paragraph 18) TOKYO/SEOUL, Aug 2 (Reuters) - South Korea fired back at Japan over a deepening trade dispute on Friday, pledging it would not be "defeated again" by its neighbour, laying bare decades-old animosity at the root of a row over fast-track export status.
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In "The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist", Tucker Carrington of the Mississippi Innocence Project and Radley Balko, a journalist at the Washington Post, meticulously document the twin miscarriages of justice, laying bare the systemic problems and structural racism that lead poor black men to be wrongfully convicted in disproportionate numbers.
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Washington (CNN)New revelations about Michael Flynn's lies to the FBI are laying bare Vice President Mike Pence's in-the-dark strategy when it comes to Russia's election meddling, raising new questions about whether he could have been left in the dark as he has argued for nearly a year.
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Korea FM (Adds S.Korean foreign minister's remarks; paragraphs 14,16,17) TOKYO/SEOUL, Aug 2 (Reuters) - South Korea fired back at Japan over a deepening trade dispute on Friday, pledging it would not be "defeated again" by its neighbour, laying bare decades-old animosity at the root of a row over fast-track export status.
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Lo came to fame in 2014 with her breakout single "Habits (Stay High)," the electropop anthem for millennial hot messes in which she brags about hitting up sex clubs, bingeing on Hostess snacks and throwing up in one verse, then laying bare intimacy issues ("need someone to numb the pain") in the next.
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From its earliest iterations in fire-starting and cave-dwelling to its current zenith in the construction of megalopolises, as well as the careful documentation of every birth and the methodical laying bare of each strand in every helix, civilization is a way of setting ourselves apart from the prey we once were.
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By Monday afternoon, Ms. Yates added to a deepening sense of anxiety in the nation's capital by publicly confronting the president with a stinging challenge to his authority, laying bare a deep divide at the Justice Department, within the diplomatic corps and elsewhere in the government over the wisdom of his order.
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Former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick The judge in the $1.9 billion civil suit between Waymo and Uber released the letter of a disgruntled former employee on Friday, laying bare a number of explosive allegations against the ride-hailing company that include corporate espionage, unlawful surveillance, illegal wiretapping, bribery of foreign officials, and illicit hacking.
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Miller's maternal uncle, David S. Glosser, has penned quite the op-ed for Politico, laying bare what he calls Miller's "immigration hypocrisy," starting with the immigration journey of Miller's own Jewish family, a "classic American tale," from the Eastern Europe town of Antopol (now part of Belarus) at the turn of the 20th century.
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In the post-Dark Souls era, when action-adventure games seem to be designed mostly as an ever-more-elaborate series of boss fights, Monster Hunter: World mixes up the formula by laying bare all its systems and letting players truly geek out on what matters: collecting gear, getting stronger, and enjoying the thrill of the fight.
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At the same time, those of us who are paying attention are starting get a fuller picture of just how much this control is an illusion, with powerful tech companies increasingly in charge of the news and information we consume (even if we think we're choosing with our clicks), and our current political reality laying bare just how fragile American democracy might be.
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In early July of 2015, the hacker culminated his intrusion by leaking online a massive treasure trove of files containing thousands of internal documents, emails, and even the source code of the company's hacking tools—in other words, Phineas Fisher took everything there was to take, laying bare all the company's secrets, including its once closely-held list of customers.
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Then emerged the cosmopolitan and intellectual sophisticate Frank Bidart, whose poetry over five decades has volubly modeled a wholly new approach to autobiographical material, chiefly by giving voice to the inner travails of other people's lives, both real and imagined, while also laying bare, in stark Romanesque language, the contours of an Oedipal, overbearing childhood with his mother and a fraught, disappointing relationship with his playboy father.
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In 2015, two extraordinary federal corruption trials in New York led to the convictions and resignations of the state's two most powerful legislative leaders in Albany and exposed long-hidden bribery connections to Mr. Litwin's empire, laying bare a seamy world of payoffs, political favors and legislation that reaped staggering profits and savings for the real estate industry, and for Glenwood Management in particular.
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Well before his return this week to his former city — for an interview on Tuesday with Oprah Winfrey in Times Square, heightening 2020 expectations — Mr. O'Rourke's New York chapter has stood as the unlikely forerunner to his political rise, laying bare the unusual path that led him to national politics and the who-should-I-be self-reflection that has come to define his presidential deliberations.
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"At a time of national emergency, which is laying bare the existing vulnerabilities in our public health infrastructure, it is unconscionable that you are continuing to pursue a lawsuit designed to strip millions of Americans of their health insurance and protections under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), including the ban on insurers denying coverage or raising premiums due to pre-existing conditions," Biden said in a letter to the president, Axios reported.
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