China lays claim to almost the entire South China Sea.
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It lays claim to 432 "snowflake" babies from frozen embryos.
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The Basque Country in northern Spain also lays claim to independence.
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Bushmills lays claim to being the oldest whiskey distillery on the planet.
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That group lays claim to raising $6.9 billion dollars in funding thus far.
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He also lays claim to some other attempts at drinks, like The Gatorita.
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I mean, it's going to depend on who lays claim to it more.
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Here's what you need to know: • ISIS lays claim to attack in Britain.
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Convene currently lays claim to 23 locations totaling 700,000 square feet of office space.
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In the simplicity of its title, "Jackie" lays claim to a truth, uncluttered and clear.
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On Sunday night, Trump followed the account, which lays claim to almost 23 million followers.
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It lays claim to a part of the Permian basin, the largest U.S. shale basin.
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Pakistan lays claim to Muslim-majority Kashmir and has condemned the decision to change its status.
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This is the same view that lays claim to "reverse racism" or "misandry" (sexism against men).
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The company lays claim to everything of value that can be extracted from the assembled group.
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Ford's F-Series lays claim to "best-selling" pickup, with over 820,000 copies sold in 2016.
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The media exposure is massive, and the overall winner lays claim to €25,000 in no-equity cash.
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China, with a large U shape on its maps, lays claim to virtually all of the contested waters.
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The park also lays claim to the second longest water coaster, the Wildebeest, which sits next to Mammoth.
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Antoine's, in the French Quarter of New Orleans, lays claim to the invention, in 1889, of oysters Rockefeller.
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Whoever ultimately lays claim to the power over genomes that CRISPR-Cas9 represents, its "considerable potential" will be realised.
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It also lays claim to veracity — its own inherent truth, which appears to be the only one that matters.
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The state lays claim to eight former U.S. presidents -- seven Republicans and one Whig, a predecessor to the Republican Party.
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But it worries that the word China is usually understood to mean the Communist-ruled entity that lays claim to Taiwan.
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The book includes text from naturalization forms and newspaper articles about immigration, plays with multiple forms and lays claim to each.
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Other than the White House, D.C.'s Octagon House lays claim to the honor of being the District's most haunted home.
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With the visual album version of Lemonade, Beyoncé proudly and fiercely lays claim to her blackness for the world to see.
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China lays claim to most of the South China Sea, while Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam have rival claims.
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Mr. Jackson lays claim to most of the good lines and the big scenes, but no one can complain about that.
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Dorra has long been a bone of contention between Kuwait and Iran, which also lays claim to part of the field.
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Translated, those images embodied the aspirational consumer whom Tod's as a brand lays claim to, and for whom Mr. Incontri implicitly designs.
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Patterned after Milton's "Paradise Lost" and inspired by the poetry of William Blake, "His Dark Materials" lays claim to an epic stage.
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Likewise, another conglomerate, Kimberly-Clark, lays claim to both the fifth-most popular napkin maker — Kleenex — and its major paper towel competitor, Bounty.
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Fox proudly said it had only a few slots to fill outside of sports, and CBS always lays claim to the "stable" tagline.
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China lays claim to more than 90,000 sq km (35,000 sq miles) ruled by New Delhi in the eastern sector of the Himalayas.
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China lays claim to almost all of the resource-rich South China Sea, through which about $5 trillion worth of trade passes each year.
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Seneca Falls also lays claim to another title, contending that it was the model for "It's a Wonderful Life," Frank Capra's holiday movie classic.
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" But he said his state is "dealing with an administration that lays claim, and a Republican Party that lays claim, to supporting free enterprise.
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Lewis was born on Christmas Day 1872 in Machynlleth, an historic old market town that lays claim to the title of "ancient capital of Wales".
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Quickly fashioning himself into a well-respected player within the neighborhood, he lays claim to Madeira Street, a main artery in the community's core market.
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And for the ultimate spec extravagance, there's also the Zopo Speed 8, which lays claim to the title of being the first deca-core smartphone.
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The crude discovery triggered a diplomatic dispute with neighboring Venezuela, which lays claim to a portion of Guyana as part of a long-standing border dispute.
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The two Democrats largely agree on policy issues but nonetheless fight over nearly every detail — especially the matter of who lays claim to owning the issue.
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Like a Borgesian Aleph that holds the key to existence, Hopinka lays claim to mythology, and explores a paradigm shift from the sacred to the profane.
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The high jewelry house lays claim to some of the most densely gemmed and expensive watches ever created, like the $55 million multicolored diamond Graff Hallucination.
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We can start tackling that message by exposing the basic hypocrisy of a movement that lays claim to true Islamic piety even as it routinely bombs mosques.
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Augusta National Golf Club lays claim to some of the most storied moments and competitions in competitive golf, but until now women have sat on the sidelines.
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Still, no other club lays claim to the striking architecture of Craven Cottage, to football on the river, and to a fanbase quite as affable as theirs.
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A spokesman told CNN Wednesday that Moscow lays claim to areas that far exceed the 12 miles from the Russian coastline that is guaranteed by international law.
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With an estimated 17,103 islands and 34,000 miles of coastline, Indonesia lays claim to the most extensive mangroves on Earth — some 23 percent of the world's total.
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"Freaky Fast: Dodge Demon Challenger lays claim to fastest production car": Fiat Chrysler's Dodge brand ... says its Demon Challenger can go from zero to 60 ... in 2.3 seconds.
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It is important to keep in mind that these elements are borrowed, as opposed to appropriated, in the sense that he never lays claim to the "appropriated" material.
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And this is a way for the Taiwanese to define themselves as different from China, which lays claim to their island, by cleaving to Japan, their former coloniser.
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Fast-forward to 22.4, and Google lays claim to the top-selling router, thanks to the popularity of its Google Wifi mesh system, which it introduced in 25.
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Continental heavyweights Algeria and South Africa have been backers of the Sahrawi Republic, the domestic political movements that lays claim to the territory along the northern Sahara's Atlantic seaboard.
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Example: Estée Lauder owns Estée Lauder Cosmetics (which, side note, features Kendall Jenner as a spokesperson), but also lays claim to MAC, Bumble and Bumble, and GlamGlow, among others.
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Al-Qarawiyyin lays claim to leading advances in science, maths and philosophy through its Islam-centred teachings at a time when Europe was buckling down for the medieval Dark Ages.
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An old industry standard is putting millions of critical devices at risk, UPS lays claim to the first official drone airline, and our reviewers have a trail-running jacket recommendation.
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A US defense official told CNN that the bombers were escorted by Japanese fighter jets and flew in proximity to the Japanese controlled Senkaku Islands which China lays claim to.
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The teddy bear was introduced to America around 1902 — Germany also lays claim to inventing it — as a homage to President Theodore Roosevelt and quickly assumed an independent pop-cultural life.
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Although design-forward shipping container hotels have been popping up worldwide lately, the Valparaíso winemaker Grant Phelps lays claim to being the first to build with them in this historic port.
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Sparsely populated and largely free of light pollution, the valley lays claim to more than a dozen spiritual centers, a U.F.O. watchtower and a roadside attraction called the Colorado Gators Reptile Park.
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Pakistan — which also lays claim to Jammu and Kashmir, and has previously funded insurgencies in the region — flew its flag at half mast on Indian Independence Day to protest the Kashmir crisis.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's move on Kashmir threw a tighter grasp on the country's only Muslim-majority region, and drew strong protests from neighboring Pakistan, which also lays claim to the region.
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For China, the project is another expansion of its soft power in Malaysia, which also lays claim to some disputed South China Sea islands, and is critical for China's geopolitical and strategic interests.
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And with the assertion that what you cannot build, you cannot understand, Venter lays claim to a superior understanding of life—and causes the built object, the living cell, to ventriloquize the claim.
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The agri-business is the world's biggest producer of dehydrated onions; it's one of many superlatives the company lays claim to, including being world's largest almond-orchard owner and its biggest sesame-seed supplier.
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The man who lays claim to having invented the phrase "getting old before getting rich", in the early 1980s, is Wu Cangping, an academic at the Population and Development Research Centre at Renmin University.
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The state lays claim to total ownership of the past: take a metal detector to hunt for ancient coins, as you can in many countries, and in Greece you could wind up in jail.
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Maryland, which lays claim to being the first place on the continent where ice-cream was served (1744) and the first to boast an ice cream factory (1853) is issuing an ice cream passport.
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A few weeks ago the public awoke to revelations that Iran, via Hezbollah, has been smuggling advanced missiles to the Polisario, a separatist militia to the south which lays claim to half the country's map.
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The Demon lays claim to being both the most powerful production car ever built by a major American automaker and the quickest production car in the world, with a certified quarter-mile time of 9.65 seconds.
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The raised rhetoric from White House National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien at the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) meeting in Bangkok drew a rebuke from China, which lays claim to most of the busy waterway.
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They often invite me to drop by the towns I've only just learned about, like Middleway, W.Va., which lays claim to a two-centuries-old ghost story, known as the "Wizard Clip," involving noisy invisible scissors.
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Oh, I know, Abbots, there was only one flesh-and-blood pooch on view: an aww-inspiring yellow lab who will henceforth bear the name Tiaa in the hope that no terrorist group lays claim to it.
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Gowdy, who sits on both the Intelligence and Judiciary committees, nodded at another layer of difficulty Collins would face in examining surveillance issues as head of Judiciary: The Intelligence panel also lays claim to jurisdiction over FISA.
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A more Ceirsei Lannister-bent story, with more windy plot twists than an episode of Game of Thrones, also lays claim to the dessert's origin story: Life and death stakes combined with a Great British Bake Off turn.
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It marks a departure from Tesla relying on Nvidia chips, lays claim to a technological leap for AVs that would disrupt the rideshare industry as well, and aims to increase the value of Teslas by using them as robotaxis.
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The forthcoming Matthew McConaughey drama "Free State of Jones" lays claim to being the first Hollywood film in decades to depict Reconstruction, the still controversial post-Civil War period that attempted to rebuild the South along racially egalitarian lines.
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Huawei&aposs market dominance as a telecoms supplier makes it difficult to rule out, it lays claim to roughly 28% of the market while the next-biggest supplier Nokia only has 16%, according to research from Dell&aposOro Group.
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And because benefits paid under the policies generally are not taxable, long-term care insurance can help you avoid the increasingly common scenario in which a nursing home lays claim to all of a patient's assets until Medicaid kicks in.
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He denounces the free-market economy, economic liberalism and the United States, and he advocates economic intervention by the state, wants France to leave the European Union, talks about a "citizens' revolution," lays claim to France's revolutionary and republican heritage.
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Depending on the kit you choose, you'll be able to save anywhere from $2114 to $220: The genetic testing company Wisdom Health lays claim to the largest dog breed identification database out there, with more than 220 individual breeds, types, and varieties.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surprise move has also increased tensions with arch-rival Pakistan which lays claim to Kashmir and has accused India of human rights violations in the territory at the heart of more than 70 years of hostility between them.
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From the northwestern coast we go to the southeastern interior, less than a hundred miles from a little place you might have heard of called Guantanamo Bay, to Holguin, where Mephisto lays claim to being the country's longest-running black metal band.
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Macy's, which offers visits to Santa gratis and lays claim to the "one real Santa Claus," says on its Santaland website that children have been able to visit the man in the red suit at their stores since as early as 1862.
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So when an artist like Lil Nas X — who is black, and raps, and is from Atlanta, with no ties to the country music business — lays claim to rural aesthetics, even in a way that's partly tongue in cheek, it causes real disruption.
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It also proudly lays claim to a new workshop space back home in Singapore, where its team has been busy printing eye-catching risograph prints served up with humor (such as scenes of Disney characters in the middle of very adult actions).
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Visitors enter the exhibition through an area that highlights some of Ray's early solo work, which articulates her background in the fine art arena and lays claim to authorship of ideas about line and form that are so definitive to the Eames design aesthetic.
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On each table is a menu where every item is named after world dictators and politicians, though the poutine alone lays claim to the autocrats: "The Vladimir" is fries smothered in beet confit, smoked meat, onion, veal stock gravy, white wine, and Russian dressing.
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Universal healthcare, paternity leave, education, and 17 years of broadband internet notwithstanding, something like 25 percent of songs on the Billboard Hot 100 were made by Swedes; the gaming industry lays claim to Angry Birds, Mirror's Edge, Uncharted, and not to mention, *ahem* Minecraft.
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Luxury accommodations abound in India today, but back then, the Oberoi was one of a kind; it lays claim to be the first property in the country to offer 24-hour room service and butler service as well as have a 24-hour restaurant.
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The assumption that America lays claim to a "covenant" relationship with God, the confusion of the gospel of Christ with a party platform, the narrow definition of a "moral agenda" in American politics — all were among the unseemly aspects of Falwell's activism that survive his death.
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Whether you're a Kacey Musgraves stan or more interested in hearing David Allan Coe sing all them songs about Texas, there's no denying that big, brash state that lays claim to Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, and Townes van Zandt is still pumping out plenty of hits picked on the ol' acoustic.
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Public schools continue to place a strong emphasis on violent sports—at many schools rugby, which was invented and much mythologized at the northern English school of the same name, is preferred, while Eton lays claim to the notorious "wall" game, a violent mass scramble that killed a boy in 246.
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Given that only 25-30 percent of domestic violence cases are reported to police, our society can ill afford to have pro athletes from a sport that lays claim to a day of the week talking about violence against women in a way that discourages more victims from coming forward.
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But if the events of Charlottesville were a reminder of how deeply racism is woven into our history and present, how easily and honestly white supremacy lays claim to be a venerated part of American life, their aftermath has offered some hope that America is changing, and for the better.
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Lone Star Court — Austin, TX Austin lays claim to a number of annual festivals — Austin City Limits, Fun Fun Fun Fest and South by Southwest, just to name a few — so visiting this "live music capital of the world" requires shacking up at a place as hip as the city it's in.
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"Given the fact that the Israeli government lays claim to both sides of the city, that there are seven government ministries in the east, nobody is talking about giving the Palestinians sovereignty over East Jerusalem," said Aaron David Miller, the longtime Middle East peace negotiator and origin of the Clinton-lawyer comparison.
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The subtitle of "Good Booty" lays claim to "American music," but Powers quickly acknowledges that she means "American popular music," and her central point of reference for the erotic potential of music remains rock (Creole dandies, gospel performers, rappers and music as "a vocabulary of freedom" are all described in terms of rock).
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Whoever lays claim to the sparsely populated area in this 21st-century version of the Great Game not only will take credit for seizing what is likely to be the Islamic State's last patch of a territorial caliphate in Syria, but also will play an important role in determining Syria's future and the postwar dynamics of the region.
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The Isle of Man, which lays claim to a crewman on the Pequod, has issued a set of commemorative Moby-Dick stamps, while a Yorkshire stately home is asking for the return of bones pilfered from the only whale mentioned in Moby-Dick that really did exist — a skeleton assembled at Burton Constable Hall in 1825, on whose jaws, Melville joked, the lord of the manor liked to swing.
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