She leans on him, literally, as they circle their neighborhood.
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But not a history that leans on easy intellectual crutches.
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Morley leans on the idiom of surrealism throughout the show.
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Emmy leans on her bandmates — including the crushworthy Alfie — for support.
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Collins leans on his wife, Deborah, and his friends for support.
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Jane Harper leans on the Australian environment in all her novels.
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Harper leans on the Australian environment in all of her novels.
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The figure leans on an hourglass, signifying that eternity lies ahead.
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Aboughazale leans on Bill Harrigan to break his fillies and colts.
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It leans on nostalgia without being fully stuck in the past.
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The big picture: As we've reported, the U.S. still leans on cash.
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As a competitive powerlifter, he leans on them for high-protein meals.
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A rubob, a long-necked native lute, leans on a back shelf.
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To do so, the lawsuit leans on a 1992 case, Vanskike v.
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The 2018 summer smash leans on an entire whisper for a chorus.
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These risks are amplified if Iran leans on proxies or allied militias.
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The series rarely leans on subtext when broad, boldfaced text will do.
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Avoiding strict metre, the Republican Presidential nominee leans on simple poetic devices.
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In places where Microsoft doesn't have a presence, it leans on IANA data.
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While Middleton's coat leans on the light side, Markle opted for deeper shades.
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That's great news considering how heavily the game leans on the multiplayer experience.
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Estevez leans on his fastball but also has an effective slider and changeup.
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Lessons learned Norberto Lázaro leans on the cafeteria table and rubs his forehead.
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He leans on historical pricing action and valuation spreads to bolster his thesis.
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Sandy straddles the rubber, leans on his right knee, stares in at Roseboro.
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In precise usage, one stands on a podium and leans on a lectern.
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It's a zombie film that both leans on and subverts previous zombie lore.
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Like Buffett, Huber leans on a less-is-more approach when selecting stocks.
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As a result, each retiring baby boomer now leans on just 85033 workers.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWN:Tom Brady: SuperBowl Jersey RecoveredBen Affleck: Leans On Paps For Help!
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" And sometimes he leans on humor: "Got vintage garments old as my granny.
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Don't worry; the movie leans on CGI to recreate that very intimate body part.
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Otherwise, the new camera leans on the A11 Bionic chip for better image processing.
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As a last resort, Chandra leans on her instincts and calls Child Protective Services.
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Before the video fades to black, Lopez sweetly leans on her future husband's arm.
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That implies a chunky premium to its rivals, and leans on generous payouts too.
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Then he reappears and leans on the stage for the remainder of the video.
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Hussman leans on a recent chart from Bank of America to bolster this idea.
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A man casually leans on a tank while children play on the gun turret.
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So Slice leans on its pizzeria partners to spread the word to their customers.
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Magalia resident James Sallaz leans on his friend's truck, which he has been sleeping in.
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As we said, the reality show leans on weeping and wailing — what reality television doesn't?
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Nor does it have the economic or military might that Israel so often leans on.
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"All of these are words," the co-hosts admitted, as Oh leans on Samberg's shoulder.
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The smart speaker leans on Assistant to offer voice controls and artificially intelligent, well, assistance.
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A quick glance at the numbers shows how frequently he leans on mid-range attempts.
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Mercury at 0.03 degrees hardly slouches, while Uranus leans on its side at 82.23 degrees.
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In this way, Dion leans on the memory of his father to bolster his strength.
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She leans on hard data, historical anecdotes, and low recession probabilities to bolster her thesis.
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Fortunately, the dad of two leans on his wife, whom he married in September 2018.
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But in business and throughout the campaign, he leans on his family to an unusual degree.
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Comanche leans on the trunk of a beater gray two-door coupe, walkie-talkie in hand.
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He rarely leans on snappy punch lines and largely steers clear of cruel or crass jokes.
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He leans on historical data and a feedback loop that exists between liquidity, volatility, and returns.
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These sessions resulted in an album that leans on ambience but has backbone and songwriting heft.
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What's even more striking than this abrupt vulnerability is how little prop comedy he leans on.
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Second: Kamala Harris's new plan to end mass incarceration leans on her past as a prosecutor.
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During her pitch, Purselle leans on her experiences as a bootstrapping entrepreneur to connect with the group.
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On the one hand, it leans on the cast of characters Marvel has spent eight years developing.
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A big part of its success leans on its software, which is nearly stock Android 9 Pie.
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Instead, the appeal of romance in games leans on the emotional or psychological end of the spectrum.
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Castlevania — which also leans on an art style reminiscent of anime — comes to Netflix on July 7.
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Clinton leans on her husband for economic advice, the former president may need to update his approach.
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If he leans on her for that, that's a good thing, that is a really good thing.
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Grimes combs law books and leans on fellow inmates to help him with letters pleading his case.
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He leans on it so heavily, in fact, that I became curious and tracked down a copy.
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Bethany Hegedus's unadorned text leans on the words "right" and "fair," notions that informed Carter's entire life.
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In conversation, he sometimes leans on tropes and turns of phrase that feel like personal brand sloganeering.
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The novelist Jane Harper leans on the harsh Australian environment to tell stories of murder and survival.
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His new budget anticipates balancing in 15 years, but it leans on optimistic economic projections to get there.
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A second bronze Wilde leans on the bar, an open hand anticipating a drink and an Instagram post.
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This novel is a densely populated village where everyone leans on one another in order to scrape by.
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The Retinatural Complex leans on two under-the-radar anti-aging plant essences: Bakuchiol and Swiss Alpine Rose.
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The Evidence Lab first leans on UBS' army of sell-side analysts to discover investors' most pertinent questions.
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Housen, who does not consider himself a sommelier, leans on Stephen Curry and Shaun Livingston for wine expertise.
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The House Republican tax reform bill embraces both frameworks, but it leans on the substitution framework more heavily.
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The sketch leans on the show's trademark visual identity, with Jones effectively plying her comedy against the gritty tone.
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The comic series leans on the most traditional backstory for the Maximoff twins, where they are Magneto's mutant children.
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Admitting she lacks the perspective of an African-American mom, Garlinghouse leans on others for help with her children.
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Another photo features the entire crew all dolled up, Solange smiling as she leans on her big sister's shoulder.
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I run through a red light, a car stops on a dime and the driver leans on her horn.
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He leans on his right elbow, slightly hunched forward, looking up at me across the table as we talk.
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Jack goes out to say goodbye to Rebecca — but she's already gone — only after teenage Kate leans on him.
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Apple leans on accessory makers like Anker This is the new normal for companies orbiting in the iPhone ecosystem.
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That's been a major theme this season — you're the devil you know best — and "Infiltration" leans on it hard.
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The carnauba wax industry, though, leans on the labor of underpaid and overworked Brazilians, some of whom are minors.
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In "Bird," he again leans on the gravitas of King to pivot from the pain caused by sexual misconduct.
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Larkin's narrative film leans on the power of silence with many extended pauses and one long scene without dialogue.
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All of which is to say, Coach Gregg Popovich no longer leans on Ginobili the way he once did.
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The Netherlands leans on private actors — private insurers, independently employed doctors, privately owned nonprofit hospitals — to provide health care.
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Part of the Republicans' argument leans on long-standing gripes with tech companies over claims of bias against conservatives.
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And she leans on her experiences of hunting with her father over the several years that she was a teenager.
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By all means, continue to yell at EA, and any publisher that leans on openly predatory systems to generate income.
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Whereas department stores generate the lion's share of their sales from apparel and handbags, Best Buy leans on consumer electronics.
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Kennedy is a white man giving a speech for a political party that increasingly leans on minority voters for support.
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Giorgio Armani leans on an antique rocking horse in front of a Giovanni Battista Tiepolo painting in the dining room.
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Excluding Rockstar, Pepsi's energy drink portfolio leans on Mountain Dew's name recognition through Mountain Dew-branded Kickstart, GameFuel and AMP.
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In its view of suburban discontent and masculine malaise, it leans on borrowed insights and an unearned aura of significance.
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He encourages her throughout the series, and eventually becomes the person she leans on most when she becomes pregnant. Why?
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That could have consequences for a person who leans on credit cards during times of distress, like a job loss.
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Ms. Fregoso's parents live in the Santa Clarita area north of Los Angeles, and she leans on them for help.
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The Duchess of Cambridge leans on him from one side, while Prince George and Princess Charlotte stand in a sidecar.
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The feature is increasingly important to Apple as it leans on services revenue to offset the slowing growth of iPhone sales.
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This device alone deepens Kratos's character immensely, changing him from a rage-fueled loner into someone that leans on another person.
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"Economic patriotism:" Her plan for "creating and defending good American jobs" leans on green manufacturing and industrial policy for clean energy.
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Still, it's a strong first episode that leans on family sitcom traditions and incorporates race and religion into its punchlines effortlessly.
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But this is how Trump has always operated: He leans on people until they're no longer useful, then tosses them aside.
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From time to time, Brown leans on his picture-book instincts and lets the artwork land a punch line or surprise.
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One generation gravitates towards a more a scientific approach while the next leans on art and spirit, and so it goes.
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When the joke leans on an exaggerated reaction to the ordinary, it helps to have some dramatic notes to belt out.
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Duplex is proficient at making a restaurant reservation over the phone, but much like Facebook, Google still leans on human intelligence.
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The industry still leans on that myth, including at that nostalgia-wreathed testament to self-love known as the Academy Awards.
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She maintains regular contact with the new friends she made in her bereavement group and leans on them often for assistance.
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McGrath, a former fighter pilot, leans on her military credentials to fend off the usual attacks that sink Democrats in Kentucky.
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So that Long can spend his time focusing on hitting mechanics, he leans on Roessler to examine hitting data with players.
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Decisions are made today, and while you're a practical person who usually leans on logic, your intuition is just as important today.
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Swalwell has several go-to lines he leans on -- some of which elicit as many groans as they do cheers in person.
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But the call to simply abandon Facebook leans on the assumption that disentangling yourself after years of engagement is a simple task.
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The new trend of gender-flipped blockbusters, like Ocean's 8 and The Hustle, to name a few, also leans on this crutch.
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Justin Gaethje leans on his tremendous durability and his one punch power, amid simple but effective set ups and well timed counters.
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When he seeks emotional balance, he leans on a female singer to deliver an anodyne chorus, a cheap ploy that rarely works.
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It leans on its understanding of the news media, and its contacts among reporters, to elevate its clients and squeeze their adversaries.
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The director, Ladj Ly, has a strong sense of place and some terrific young actors, but he also leans on narrative clichés.
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Another thing about Bamba: While he leans on people like Love and Watkins, he tends to do what he wants to do.
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The proposal also leans on programs pioneered by President Barack Obama, whose praise of Bloomberg is featured prominently in a campaign ad.
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Donald Trump may not be a terribly loyal person, but the one group he always protects and leans on is his family.
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But the California Democrat also leans on her record of punishing polluters as the state's attorney general and San Francisco's district attorney.
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His partner, a woman with knives crisscrossed in her hair bun, leans on him, close enough to be whispering in his ear.
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Season 3 will follow Pullman as an investigation into a car accident reveals a darker crime, and Bomer leans on Pullman for support.
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The smiling president leans on a cane in his right hand, while his left hand grips the arm of his bodyguard, Gus Gennerich.
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That's because Facebook's targeted ads depend on data gathered from individual user profiles, whereas Google leans on anonymized search results to serve ads.
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It's often been reported that iOS users spend more money on apps than people with Android phones, and Apple leans on that advantage.
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Occasionally, West leans on lumpy metaphor, as in "Closed on Sunday," with its extended riff on the fast food chain Chick-fil-A.
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Olivia leans on Tony after a troubling incident with Jackie, who washes the dress that Olivia wore the day Hannah ended her life.
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Because many of Wal-Mart's products are sold at other stores, the retailer leans on offering the lowest prices to grab consumers' attention.
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Though the company designs its own hardware and software, it leans on the supply chain of its parent, the Chinese electronics giant Oppo.
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Today, Maisonette is a fast-growing business with more than $18 million in funding, and Ward Durrett often leans on Paltrow for advice.
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Mr Smith is a good speaker: he lilts, alliterates, leans on his vowels and is visual (describing the prolix Mr Corbyn's "flapping lips").
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"Sisters" moves quickly, and the less practiced reader may be slower to discern a narrative trajectory that leans on allusions to other works.
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Leaders of both groups say they shunned Ms. Valdez partly because she too often leans on her personal identity to sidestep policy questions.
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On "Miss Americana & The Heartbreak Prince," Swift praises a current love whom she leans on as she watches the "bad guys" high-five.
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It's typical because Mr. Daniels leans on his rough upbringing in Kentucky, and violence is never far below the surface of these letters.
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Raised in California and Armenian on his mother's side, he leans on real history, like Asala and its tactics, for his novel's bones.
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The firm leans on its long history as Hollywood's chief vote-counter to enhance its appeal in efforts like business development and recruiting.
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But he also leans on the judgment of trusted advisers — particularly Mr. Pence and his elder daughter, Ivanka Trump — when assessing a candidate.
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His head is high in the air, he throws it back when he punches, he leads with uppercuts, he leans on his jabs.
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Because I'm a nurse, I want to explore all the misapprehensions -- of biology, psychology, and ethics -- that this statement leans on and unfairly exploits.
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Simon's opening voice-over leans on his "totally normal" surroundings to excuse his deviation from them, rather than to question the boundaries "normal" builds.
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And the more the Islamic State is pushed out of other territories and back toward Raqqa, the more it leans on the locals here.
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As growth slows, the government leans on SOEs to spend more; but this drives up their debt further and so weighs on the economy.
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ICE leans on local governments to fill shortages in its own resources, meaning that sanctuary policies could also hamper mass deportation efforts, Graber said.
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As a Capital One Bank customer, Catherine leans on places like the Capital One Café as a kind of remote office wherever she is.
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Just as significant, the inexperienced president leans on inexperienced top advisors, including his daughter and son-in-law, and not many advisors at that.
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In regulating air and water pollution in the U.S., the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) leans on scientific studies to guide the writing of regulations.
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It leans on his soft soul falsettos, wrestles with faith, parenting, and the sacrifices a man must make for happiness to ultimately shine through.
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Packed heavy with collaborations, the album leans on a variety of different sounds while consistently centering around on his penchant for instrumental glitch-bass.
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A confident young black man in a disco shirt and disco shoes leans on a car, looking like a cousin of Malick Sidibé's subjects.
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His attack leans on traits that should age well through his current deal, and meaningful decline may not be visible for another few years.
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"He needs the television for attention, but he leans on print publications to vet the information he uses on TV." At 6:10 p.m.
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Here, the franchise leans on its charismatic stars (Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black and Karen Gillan), churning out another perfectly watchable crowd-pleaser.
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That process of Infusion (that's it's called) is more expensive than it was before, and it leans on a wider array of in-game currencies.
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Risk, from Citizenfour director Laura Poitras, also leans on a personal approach — this time for a look at Julian Assange, the controversial founder of WikiLeaks.
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Josie was literally the first person Cheryl saw after her assault, and, as we later see, the person she leans on for support immediately afterwards.
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But God's Not Dead, which leans on a very particular fantasy of persecution for its own popularity, is too weak to take up that challenge.
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A minimal threat will be detected if anyone leans on the car, triggering a message on the touchscreen and warning that its cameras are recording.
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But Jorja occupies a similar place, in the corner of British pop that leans on emotional heft meted out by a facsimile of soul music.
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And since Cruz's plan also reportedly leans on just getting that 51-49 vote majority in a Senate with 52 Republicans, so far, so good.
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Assuming you're chill with the risks, the process isn't all that complicated, and actually leans on software that worked/works with 2016's NES Classic.
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This approach could allow Carvana to accelerate and scale its operations as it currently leans on expensive DSLR rigs to capture most of its imagery.
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She frequently leans on her wit, flecking her appearances with wry jokes — about her hair, about Mr. Trump — that often prompt appreciative laughs in return.
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The mostly online retailer leans on a vast network of celebrities, influencers, and random selfie takers who post about the brand relentlessly on social media.
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A lot of the skepticism surrounding album bundling leans on a central question: does the sale of merch equate to the sale of an album?
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And in Thursday's season two finale — "Somewhere Else," written and directed by creator Mike Schur — The Good Place leans on that strength harder than ever.
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No, Atlanta is an emotionally charged series that leans on its simple, yet crafty, comedy as a mere accent to its gripping and almost depressing narrative.
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" He added more seriously, "We see things like offering to pay companies to use Teams and that definitely leans on a lot of existing market power.
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But Hoola Lite Matte Bronzer leans on the beige side of the spectrum, which will lend those with lighter complexions a much more natural-looking effect.
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McQueen leans on archival footage of the late, legendary fashion designer Alexander McQueen and his early shows for an intimate look at his life and career.
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Her work is perfect for a dancehall setting because a large segment of the music programming leans on slow jams to contrast the heavier dance songs.
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He doesn't have the performer's charisma to carry an album as ambitious as Freetown Sound on his own, so he leans on collaborators, community, and culture.
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In her empirically grounded research paper, Gallagher leans on the relationship between the probability of falling on financial hardships and liquid assets to bolster her thesis.
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Like fast-fashion retailers, it leans on its supply chain to take costs out of production, and bring a new item to market nearly every week.
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Need to Impeach is still around but has scaled back significantly; it currently has just a handful of full-time staffers and otherwise leans on consultants.
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Mr. Dunne, whose Facebook page began as a student prank without his knowledge more than a decade ago, leans on staff members who include 20-somethings.
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To demonstrate this idea, he leans on the latest economic numbers stemming from China — a country that he said has already gone into a "total shutdown."
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O. Paralkar, a doctor living in Philadelphia, leans on his medical knowledge here in this magical realist story of an Indian surgeon in a rural village.
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Hyundai's Super Bowl spot leans on heavy Boston accents to describe a smart parking feature that lets drivers automatically park the car using a key fob.
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In that respect, it's unsurprising that much of this album — which leans on pure pop more than any of her others — feels lighter than its predecessors.
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Respawn, meanwhile, the Titanfall lot, are making a third-person game that leans on other areas of what's going on in the whole Star Wars lore.
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Yet that too heavily leans on the media to scrutinize thousands of ad variants being run as part of multi-hundred-million-dollar political ad campaigns. Rep.
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The company doesn't really focus on paid marketing because Nagpal says it's "not very good at it," as it primarily leans on word of mouth and affiliates.
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The driver leans on his horn and bangs into them harder than before, the trunk pops open and a man leaps out, glancing frantically in all directions.
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If Hangar 13 only leans on a poorly mythologized version of the 1960s as an aesthetic and narrative crutch, then Mafia III would be a missed opportunity.
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Like the better titles in this series, it leans on primal fears — the unknown, the certainty of death — and solid actors who can deliver the silliness straight.
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With more than 80 hours of broadcast time to fill, VSiN leans on bookmakers from around town as well as reporters and analysts from various news organizations.
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He said it meant only two choices — "a minority government that leans on those that reject Israel as a Jewish, democratic state," or a "broad national government".
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And in both her thrillers and her historical novels, she occasionally leans on the sort of ready-made language that merely carries this sort of story along.
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He settled on a shot of a man standing on a Malibu beach, in the nude, pensively looking at the ground as he leans on a large stick.
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In the statement, the signatories—Google, Apple, Facebook, and Microsoft among them—argue that the government leans on outdated laws from the 1970s to justify Fourth Amendment overreach.
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Aydin explains that she leans on the fact that her kids don't always remember what their mom promised them, which naturally helps keep the spending damage under control.
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His top surrogates underscore that message: Biden leans on John Kerry, the former secretary of state and 2004 Democratic nominee, to attest to his qualities; Sanders employs Rep.
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Mendoza-Sanchez leans on her eldest daughter, Vianney, to take on the role of caregiver for the rest of them, a role she has taken on with fervor.
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His instrumentation leans on strings, percussive interludes, and his signature whistling, which can bring a song into happier focus or send it careening off into a despondent aside.
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Retrofuturistic design leans on a nostalgia that isn't true to what that period of time was actually like, for people who weren't straight, white, middle-class Protestant men.
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DRESSED in a faded T-shirt bearing the face of the American rapper 50 Cent, Samson Okenye leans on a shovel in Nyakweri forest in south-western Kenya.
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As Olympic gymnast Gabby Douglas chases a history-making attempt to win gold again at the 2016 Rio Olympics, she leans on her family for support and guidance.
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We are much more than just another neighborhood on the Manhattan grid, we are a community that leans on each other, struggles together, eats, drinks and celebrates together.
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Separately, we took a look at how ICE leans on cozy relationships with local law enforcement to access license plate location data it wouldn't otherwise be allowed to.
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Apple leans on these brands to step in and solve those issues for its consumers, in lieu of having to produce and sell all of those products itself.
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Depending on which ruling a court leans on the hardest, a current Twitter employee without permission to shutter accounts may have violated the law by nixing Trump's account.
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While the leftist president, 65, still leans on the military to fight crime, he says his example of clean leadership will help bring about moral change in Mexico.
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Connolly's staccato prose leans on short sentences and chapters (there are 203) that at their best evoke the style of Samuel Beckett, an admirer of Laurel and Hardy.
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But the first episode also leans on "Murphy gets used to technology" jokes, as if she had been not just retired but frozen in a block of ice.
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And though she leans on Damon for counsel, his entire arc is about learning to give up his selfish tendencies and join the collective that is Jing's army.
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She decided to write it in the first person—unusual for epic fantasy, which often leans on the third person to accommodate expositional detours about the imagined world.
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Trump has sought to limit the economic damage posed by the virus as he leans on a sturdy economy and strong job market to win reelection in November.
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She fights with her mother and her older brother, Miguel (Jordan Rodrigues), and leans on her father, Larry (Tracy Letts), an affable fellow with troubles of his own.
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To make herself feel better about smoking, the born-again Indian leans on the native rituals she has learned and utters a prayer with every drag of her cigarette.
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And while the narrative that puts Apple in control leans on chronology — platforms only moved to ban Jones after Apple did — I read the chain of events another way.
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He now leans on his surprisingly crisp singing voice for a more soulful, R&B edge never showcased with J5, something he credits Green with drawing out of him.
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Users will need to be connected to the internet to dictate into OneNote, because the dictation feature included in Learning Tools leans on Bing to convert speech to text.
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" Mr. Obama leans on other rhetorical crutches, too: For years, he has responded to loyal crowds that boo at the mention of Republicans with a simple command: "Don't boo!
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In "Hotel," a young woman investigates her own murder, and even as it leans on ghost mythology, there's a regular police investigation at the center of the show, too.
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He's hit by a car, leans on its hood, and lets out a manic laugh which rings with the sheer pleasure of being alive and not giving a fuck.
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Today's WWE certainly leans on its fair share of overbooking; this is, after all, the promotion that allowed Jon Stewart to disrupt two separate title matches inside of a year.
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The scene serves another purpose: to undermine CBS, whose rival four-hour docu-series, The Case Of: JonBenét Ramsey, airing Sunday and Monday night, leans on a very different theory.
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The police force already leans on AI to help flag incriminating content on seized electronic devices, using custom image recognition software to scan for pictures of drugs, guns, and money.
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In the first photo, Meghan leans on Harry's leg as they pose on a set of stairs, the actress wearing a black gown and the royal sporting a blue suit.
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As Max doesn't know the first thing about housework, she leans on Beth (Lucy DeVito), a woman just out of high school whose fiancé is also studying at the seminary.
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Talking-head interviews are great, and her subjects are compelling, but what really lingers is the copious archival photography and video footage that she leans on to make the case.
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Today, Carson leans on "cap rates" and property-ranking criteria to decide if a deal is enticing and finances the majority of his deals through private lenders or seller financing.
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But according to the Global Slavery Index, a research project that Bales leads and leans on heavily in this book, some 35 million people are subject to forms of enslavement.
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Chicago, which dropped the last two against Kansas City over the weekend after winning three straight, leans on a pitching staff that ranks fifth in the AL in ERA (4.07).
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While Jolie struggles with the idea of her former love bringing a new girl home for the holidays, she leans on her friends and flaky brother (Robert Buckley) for support.
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Instead, Pandora leans on natural language processing to parse the content of a given podcast episode, assigning descriptors related to content type, production style, the host profile, and lots more.
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The app does this by performing tens of thousands of measurements on your iPad, and it leans on the Structure Sensor's sub-millimeter accuracy to create this scale 3D model.
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"Run Run" leans on her velvety, deep vocals, over lyrics that tap into the constricting panic of always having to look over your shoulder to make it through the day.
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Teenage Nancy gets a little more depth; in the movies Stranger Things leans on, there's more for the older sister archetype to do — navigate high school, fight monsters, have sex.
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So he leans on Oleg to go to Washington and contact Philip — a very dangerous proposition for the now civilian Oleg — and ask him to spy on his own wife.
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Yang also leans on his record as a tech entrepreneur and devotes significant portions of his plan for investment in new technology to combat the crisis, including expensive decarbonization research.
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He now leans on "cap rates" and property-ranking criteria to decide if a deal is enticing, and finances the majority of his deals through private lenders or seller financing.
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The persistence of low inflation despite strong economic growth and record low unemployment has prompted the Fed to reconsider several of the metrics it leans on to guide interest rate policy.
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Meanwhile, the concepts Brooks leans on most heavily are both elusive and parsed within an inch of their lives: Early in the book, for example, he enumerates five "layers" of joy.
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Though plugins like Flash, Silverlight, Java, and QuickTime are still fairly common across the web—Amazon Video, for instance, leans on Silverlight in Safari—they are notoriously easy targets for hackers.
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Her short tone poem "Aerality" leans on sustained notes, yet its sonorities are so alive with ever-changing instrumental filigree that it simultaneously achieves a state of stasis and of transformation.
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After Santiago's family moves to the United States, her relationship with Mami shifts, as Santiago explores her newfound freedom, and her mother leans on her to help navigate the new city.
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In part, this is based upon a book co-authored by North Dakota Republican National Committee (RNC) representative Curly Haugland, which leans on language governing the process dating back to 1880.
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It's also representative of Shyamalan's eccentric, intimately scaled superhero universe, one that leans on quirks of personality and quotidian fears rather than on computer-generated special effects and world-destroying brawls.
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The show leans on Evan Peters and Kate Mara — two Ryan Murphy regulars who have appeared in American Horror Story — as entry points for the ballroom scene, which gave birth to vogueing.
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In the clip shared on Saturday, Posner wears a hospital gown and leans on a walker as he slowly places one foot in front of the other en route to the bathroom.
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Simmons' newfound feminism isn't paying dividends But Simmons still isn't quite comfortable on TV, and he all-too-frequently leans on exhausted pop culture references and jokes about the celebutantes of yesteryear.
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Beall says she leans on lessons learned from competing in Brazilian jiujitsu matches while lobbying for the IFA's more than 28503,22019 members on labor and tax issues affecting the franchise business industry.
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In addition to slowing growth, Rieder references the soon-to-be insatiable appetite for steady, reliable income — and leans on the needs of pension funds and insurance companies to bolster his view.
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Marvel movies are a good examples here because the design obviously leans on the story and the world that's already been created and, in many ways, very fantastical and not always grounded.
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Instead of forceful action against the likes of Facebook and Google, they say, the F.T.C. leans on rules that make it hard to impose penalties bigger than rounding errors for the companies.
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Mr. Csonka is in charge of the bar's Spotify playlist, which leans on indie rock from the 23s (the Killers, MGMT), mixed with some classics from the 1980s (Queen, Dexys Midnight Runners).
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That's unfortunate because more information and in-depth analysis, as well as greater restraint in the use of atrocity images, might have deepened a movie that leans on shortcuts and visual shocks.
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The ostensible crossover moment, the sneering, Drake-featuring "Why You Always Hatin'," leans on a hook from Oakland rapper Kamaiyah that seems to layer together every piece of warm 90s California bounce.
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The team often leans on its AWPer Guardian to pull them out of sticky situations and level the playing field, and relying on one-fifth of the team isn't conducive to winning rounds.
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Laura's flat is situated above her shop and it's largely decorated with items she also stocks downstairs: Dian Hanson's The Big Book of Pussy leans on a shelf directly above vagina-shaped pillows.
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But, then again, Lala is crafted as an archetype of the Other Woman, so we're apparently supposed to be suspicious of the newbie as well, because reality TV sometimes leans on tired tropes.
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Saudi Arabia's economic overhaul leans on the hope that non-governmental employment will grow quickly as the kingdom wants to increase the private sector's contribution from 40 percent to 65 percent of GDP.
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Banks leans on the laughs and silliness, the glitter and glamour, all while setting the Angels against cartoonish male villainy (Jonathan Tucker plays a menacing exception), which becomes a metaphor for patriarchal power.
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Instead, Mr. Guadagnino leans on beauty, as when Elio's father poetically speaks to an increasingly agitated Oliver about the "ageless ambiguity" of some male statues ("as if they're daring you to desire them").
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As for Mr. Evett, he is best when the production leans on him, not on design — as when he wrestles with a sandbag on a rope, a stand-in for a fellow human.
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But this newest record leans on the twitchy guitar work of Brandon Seabrook and the sharp drumming of Kenny Wollesen; it includes some of Mr. Opsvik's funkiest and most physically assertive music yet.
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Raoul Pal, the former Goldman Sachs hedge-fund manager who founded Real Vision, leans on weakening global growth, burgeoning debt piles, and mediocre PMI figures to expound his bubbly view of equity markets.
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Schrader wrote Taxi Driver, which Scorsese directed, and Scorsese also declared Diary of a Country Priest to be an influence on Taxi Driver, which, like First Reformed, leans on its main character's narration.
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That self-awareness has kept the character from falling completely into awfulness, but the more the show leans on it, the more the viewer is inclined to wonder why he's still hanging around.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada has officials working with U.S. visa officers in Lagos, Nigeria, as Ottawa leans on its neighbor to stop issuing so many visas to Nigerians who then make refugee claims in Canada.
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Umezawa leans on tedious exposition to prop up his flimsy narrative, and the film's editing and visuals suggest a student filmmaker getting his feet wet rather than a polished feature director exercising his skills.
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With not much in mind but the lyrical approach of local hero Chloe Escott of Native Cats fame, the song leans on rhyming couplets to convey ideas of self-doubt and post-romance heartache.
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While Jolie struggles with the idea of her former love bringing a new girl home for the holidays, she leans on her friends (Danneel Ackles) and her best friend's flaky brother Clay for support.
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It's Booker's attempt to stand out in an increasingly crowded field, as he leans on his experience as the mayor of Newark, New Jersey, to boost his credibility on the issue of gun violence.
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But there's a school of thought that the more Trump leans on the Fed, the more Powell and his colleagues will resist, making further tightening in the near term far more likely than not.
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While a handful of major builders in the country now use light-weight concrete blocks, a large part of the construction industry still leans on traditional burnt clay bricks, said industry expert Sameer Maithel.
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Amazon Leans on Government in Its Quest to Be a Delivery Powerhouse | New uses for commercial drones, 33-foot trucks, improved roads and bridges: Amazon and its lobbyists urge officials to support expansion efforts.
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Stitch Fix, while an e-commerce company that at the end of the day leans on stylists to send personalized clothing, is very much touted as a data play alongside an e-commerce business.
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To compensate, before he heads out to meet a group of visitors, he leans on his tour-guide knowledge of the city to identify churches or hotel lobbies where he can sit and wait.
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Taking matters into his own hands, the doctor leans on his high-profile acquaintances to grease the wheels for her by ensuring she'll receive high grades, only to deeply regret doing so later on.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government on Wednesday refrained from naming China or any other trading partner as a currency manipulator, as it leans on import tariffs to try to cut a trade deficit with China.
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A working paper distributed by the National Bureau for Economic Research last month leans on historical data to suggest that minimum-wage hikes increase the chances some low-skilled workers will be replaced by machines.
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By contrast, the first single off the album, "Kerala," which leans on a vocal sample from Brandy's 1994 hit "Baby," is markedly more upbeat and speaks to the electrifying magnetism of starting over somewhere new.
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This rice pudding leans on a little bit of citrus zest, but lemons and oranges are so omnipresent at your average supermarket that they basically exist without seasons (just like the dried spices used here).
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While the former leans on classic cuts and traditional silhouettes, the latter is all about opting for personality over the 4 Cs. Like all other fashion-related categories, jewelry comes with its own seasonal trends.
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It'll probably be another two years before we see those applications, though, because the current "non-standalone" 5G equipment leans on 4G LTE to set up its connections, and so it shows 43G LTE latencies.
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But this creation, from Leyenda bartender Ivy Mix, leans on Mix's expertise with Latin flavors with a brandy brewed in the Andes Mountains, and Ancho Reyes, a spicy-sweet ancho chili liqueur from Puebla, Mexico.
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Across the album's 11 tracks, Bolm repeatedly leans on the idea that he somehow failed as a son, that he was too busy selfishly chasing rock star dreams in his mother's last moments of need.
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While it leans on the "Amity Island takes a dump on Sheriff Brody" theme, it inevitably deepens your love for Brody and his entire family — a feeling immediately undermined by the two subsequent Jaws films.
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The salesman in Queens, who leans on his wife and five children to help on his lot where the tree was sold, worries about competition from online rivals and nearby national chains like Home Depot.
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To find deals and contact land owners, Pott leans on a variety of resources, including GIS systems, the website of his state's secretary of state, a local register of deeds, white pages, and google searches.
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Clinton has often strained to balance dueling impulses about her overlapping circles, maintaining a longstanding preference for keeping two layers of staff: a larger, more professionalized group and the smaller one she leans on most.
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" N. White on "Sacrificing Black Lives for the American Lie" Leah Woldai on "'The Bachelorette' Leans on a Racial Conflict, and Nobody Wins" Kelley B. on "Every New York City Subway Line Is Getting Worse.
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Sirens relied on rhythm and silence to explore themes of history, memory, and oppression; 153-2017 instead leans on samples and melody, spotlighting the dialog and freedom preserved in the exchange and evolution of sounds.
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Endgame became more than a singular movie because Marvel Studios, which leans on making fans feel like their part-time investors in the franchise, made it feel like more than just a franchise film to fans.
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Destiny has thrived in a way only because of its fluid and satisfying gunplay, while a game like Path of Exile leans on bulk, with skill trees and content one may never reach the ends of.
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MENGHAI, China (Reuters) - Yan Wenliu leans on the side of his cart as he prepares to leave his sugarcane field in Southwest China, bewildered by the formidable new pest that has ambushed his crops this year.
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Ms. Schumer, who made the leap to movies last year with "Trainwreck," makes a point of saying stand-up is her favorite thing, but her comedy, like that of Louis C.K., increasingly leans on acting chops.
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"We see things like paying companies to use Teams and that leans on a lot of existing market power...maybe it's something we should have a look at but we haven't taken any action," Butterfield said.
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As Lucy begins to suspect a "turkey drop" on the horizon, she leans on her mother (Cheryl Hines) for support while she fights to save her relationship — just as a new potential partner (Ben Levin) arises.
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Each film works to take its viewers on an emotional journey, and each leans on a shared tool: a Hans Zimmer score that serves as a guide, signaling joy, grief, conflict, passion, and more in turn.
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But no matter what, he endures, leans on those closest to him, and remembers to take stock on the simple things that bring him joy—to Pera, it truly is a beautiful day in the neighborhood.
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The split rulings raise new questions about which way the eight-member Supreme Court leans on the Second Amendment in the wake of the death of conservative Justice Antonin Scalia, a fierce defender of gun rights.
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On Wednesday, the White House put out a summary of Trump's July call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in which the American leader seemingly leans on his counterpart to investigate his 2020 political rival, Joe Biden.
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While Netflix did not specify why exactly it decided to stop playing nice with rooted devices, the fact that Version 5 of the Netflix app leans on Google's Widevine digital rights management solution suggests some obvious reasons.
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The proposed spending cuts comes as the United States leans on Mexico to do more to prop up its poor Central American neighbors, where poverty and gangs are the main drivers pushing migrants to the United States.
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Moving on to Eliot's real, corporeal friends, at the end of episode 6 he observes to Margot that she's evolved and he's worried he'll drag her down if he leans on her to get to her level.
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The premier U.S.-Africa trade agreement, the African Growth and Opportunity Act, was renewed by Congress last year, but U.S. trade with Africa still heavily leans on extractive economies where natural resources are a source of conflict.
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Judge Kelly has already made it clear which way he leans on this issue; by issuing temporary relief, he legally had to make a finding that CNN and Acosta are likely to prevail on the case overall.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 17 (Reuters) - The Trump administration on Wednesday refrained from naming China or any other trading partner as a currency manipulator as it leans on tariffs to try to cut a massive trade deficit with China.
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The Vienna-based performance group known as Iraqi Autumn leans on silence as a gesture of dissent, commenting on the silence of the international community regarding the outbreak of violence in Iraq over the past two months.
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It's apparently, in part, an exercise in time travel (he plunders sample sources from the whole run of his life) and in part, in depersonalization (he leans on, then deconstructs, the voices of guest singers like YlangYlang).
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In a photo with today's story, a former Marine captain named Shawn Wylde, who spent $10,000 taking out targeted Facebook ads asking Marines to help him reveal the identities of those sharing photos, leans on his desk.
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That's a good thing: It's clear there are lots of ways in which The Art of Self-Defense references others, and even leans on them; it presents tropes with a straight face while trying to subvert them.
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Okay, let me just tell people, fake news is sometimes wrong, novels are sometimes fiction, and The Last Supper, trust me, John leans on Jesus's breast, and in the painting he's starting to lean the other way.
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MENGHAI, China, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Yan Wenliu leans on the side of his cart as he prepares to leave his sugarcane field in Southwest China, bewildered by the formidable new pest that has ambushed his crops this year.
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As someone who just lost her spouse and is now faced with losing her bar and her home, Eddy spends much of the first season grieving deeply, and she leans on her queer friends to help her heal.
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If you can get your hands on a vegan gelatin substitute, like agar agar or Vegan Jel, this avocado semifreddo is a luscious, refreshing dessert that otherwise leans on coconut milk and pureed avocado only for its creaminess.
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Yet it leans on user consent, gathered via dark pattern consent flows of its own design, to sanction its harvesting of personal data — claiming people can just stop using its service if they don't agree to its ads.
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Most European diplomats fear that once the Trump's administration leans on European businesses hard enough, they won't be able to plug the economic shortfall, something Rouhani needs so he can sell the Iran deal without America at home.
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Mr. Xu's extremely abrupt storytelling style, the way his scenario leans on martial arts traditions and cultural referents without much audience hand-holding, and the pileup of stratagems and betrayals make the movie a bit tough to follow.
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While OPD—and the entire New Orleans criminal justice system, for that matter—gets the majority of its funding from fees imposed on citizens, like traffic* tickets and fines, it also leans on support from the state government.
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"Basic" leans on chest-caving 808s that are equal parts Wolf Eyes and Ronny J. "Cosmic Slop" blossoms from inky abstraction into a gravity-warped club beat, as if it's being pulled from deep within a black hole.
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NHAMATANDA, Mozambique (Reuters) - Hundred-year-old Vasco Gaspar leans on his walking stick in a field in central Mozambique, gathering maize near the tent where he has lived since floods and winds destroyed his house in March 2019.
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NHAMATANDA, Mozambique (Reuters) - Hundred-year-old Vasco Gaspar leans on his walking stick in a field in central Mozambique, gathering maize near the tent where he has lived since floods and winds destroyed his house in March 2019.
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A print by Glenn Ligon based on Afro-centric coloring books leans on a credenza near a vivid blue abstract print by Mr. Adkins, who liked the way both Yves Klein and George Washington Carver used the color.
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Like all of his movies, it leans on very long takes — there are only 142 shots in the entire 163-minute movie, a remarkably low number — to create an aura of contemplation as well as tension and dread.
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The goals of the Silicon Valley entrepreneur and investor, Peter Thiel, which the exhibition leans on heavily, include the idea that transhumanism mixed with temporary libertarian autonomous zones can facilitate a future society in which the individual reigns supreme.
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"His big concern [was] for Santa arriving with presents the next day, as he leans on me, where I am thinking of the possible ramifications of all I have done and the carnage it left behind," he told me.
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As the U.S. leans on China to rein in North Korea, the state-run news agency out of Pyongyang said the nation would continue its nuclear weapons program even at the risk of losing a friendly relationship with Beijing.
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For all of these systems, MSI leans on its expertise making beefy gaming systems and then swaps in styling and components to suit customers who might not need or care about high refresh rate displays or flashy RGB lighting.
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" In the section, "Jane Crow," Dunn leans on the emergent cultural hero, associate Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the ACLU, and the Women's Rights Initiative to illustrate legal precedents throughout history that have, as he says, "leveled the playing field.
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While Lithuania wants a show of unity in the EU, two years after joining the euro, it also leans on the side of fiscal discipline for Greece, as the Baltic nation takes part in its second batch of bailout talks.
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Matthew Benkendorf, chief investment officer of the $35 billion Vontobel Quality Growth boutique, leans on former investigative journalists from the New York Times and Wall Street Journal to dig up the good, the bad, and the ugly surrounding his investments.
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So he chose those elements carefully, wanting to echo the production approach of trap—which pushes a treated vocal to the foreground and leans on a hi-hat and chest-caving bass to do most of the emotional heavy lifting.
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Yale professor Ray Fair's model, which leans on the nation's growth in gross domestic product to calculate the likely winner of the presidential race, currently predicts the Democratic candidate winning about 45 percent of the vote in a two-party contest.
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ABOUT THE BRONCOS (7-1): Denver leans on one of the best defenses in the league and ranks second in the NFL with 20 takeaways, including four in a 25-23 win at New Orleans prior to the bye week.
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I mean that it blends together what already made No Man's Sky so precious to me—the feeling of exploration, the insignificance of the self against the scale of real distance—with a narrative throughline that leans on these same things.
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Pascal's Wager, for example, which supposes that believing in God is simply a safer bet against even vanishingly narrow odds of eternal damnation, leans on a potentially fatal premise: Surely any conceivable God would know you're just making a bet?
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Usually, it leans on the audience's own knowledge that they're willingly giving itself over to pro wrestling's artifice—worked shoots have always tended to lean on backstage issues escaping their bounds and bleeding into the scripted unreality of pro wrestling proper.
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Early in his pro career, he played a nine-hole practice round at Bay Hill with Palmer, who told Snedeker that he liked his putting rhythm and offered a putting tip that Snedeker leans on whenever he's dissatisfied with his performance.
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The poll comes as Biden leans on South Carolina to reverse his fortunes after fourth- and fifth-place showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, respectively, but his allies have started to fear the poor results could follow him there, too.
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To describe the experience, she takes a line from W.B. Yeats's poem "The Second Coming" — "Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; / Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world" — that leans on a metaphor of something like gravity or centrifugal force.
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WASHINGTON, April 24 (Reuters) - With a deadline looming this week to avert a U.S. government shutdown, Congress returns to work on Monday as President Donald Trump leans on Democrats to include funding for his promised border wall with Mexico in spending legislation.
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Catherine Chung, a former math major at the University of Chicago, leans on her own real-life aptitude for math in her sophomore novel about a talented mathematician named Katherine whose attempt to solve the Riemann hypothesis uncovers secrets about her family's past.
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The production, mostly by the team of Pop & Oak, leans on solemn keyboards and slow, programmed drumbeats with an R&B undertow, and Ms. Cara's melodies use the syncopations of hip-hop in the verses, on their way to more expansive pop choruses.
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Nona Hendryx & Gary Lucas: The World of Captain Beefheart (KFR) Although avant-guitarist Lucas accompanied and eventually managed Don Van Vliet during his mercurial 1978-1982 second coming, to reimagine him with post-soul artiste Hendryx he leans on Beefheart's blues-besotted youth.
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Regardless of how Hunter's case ends up, however, you can bet that he won't be the last Republican politician who, when backed into a corner, leans on the conspiracy theories that Trump has helped to build and fortify during his life in politics.
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R. Chung, a former math major at the University of Chicago, leans on her own real-life aptitude for math in her sophomore novel about a talented mathematician named Katherine whose attempt to solve the Riemann hypothesis uncovers secrets about her family's past.
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Biden leans on his proximity to Obama as a proxy for how good he is on race, but almost every time he opens his mouth we learn how little he knows about the racism regularly made plain when President Obama was in the White House.
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Songs like "Replica"—with its depiction of long, lonely nights out—and "Brave for You"—which leans on yearning lyrics like "Though you're not here/I can feel you there"—take on weightier meanings in the light of this biographical info they've decided to share.
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Chicago has some intriguing young players as well - led by shortstop Tim Anderson - but leans on veterans like Melky Cabrera, Justin Morneau, Todd Frazier and Jose Abreu to move an offense that managed three or fewer runs in five of the last six games.
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She also digs at the central tensions currently in play out there, including how Tesla's hiring spree has impacted Reno's housing crisis and how the company leans on public resources that — thanks to the sweetheart tax abatements it landed — it's ostensibly not paying for.
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Ambev, of which Belgian AB InBev owns 61.9 percent, operates in 16 countries in the Americas, including Argentina, where all of its breweries are powered by wind farms, and Chile, where it leans on a mix of wind farms and solar plants, he said.
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But there's also "ベヘリット" which leans on several intersecting synth melodies to craft a slippery, dense electro exercise full of both dancefloor ecstasy and the wide-eyed fragility of the early synth pieces that populate the "MOOG" grab bag at your local record store.
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Because sports are being used as leverage... The FCC leans on parties to resolve retransmission disputes when they arise so viewers are not left in the dark, but it does not have legal authority to intervene unless a formal complaint is filed alleging bad faith negotiations.
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The video was directed by Paul Clipson—the experimental filmmaker known for his sound and installation work, who's also contributed a fair amount of visuals to Grouper's recent work—and it leans on one of his preferred tactics to make a quasi-collage of striking images.
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Our proposal — a more detailed version of which can be found in this academic paper — leans on a version of collective responsibility, a notion that has something of a bad name in modern law, although it is a legal device that dates back to ancient times.
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The software industry also increasingly leans on cheap and expendable labor, the unseen human toil that helps ensure that artificial intelligence voice assistants respond accurately, that self-driving systems can spot pedestrians and other objects, and that violent sex acts don't appear in social media feeds.
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Major currencies have shown limited reaction after the U.S. government late on Wednesday refrained from naming China or any other trading partner as a currency manipulator, as it leans on import tariffs to try to cut a trade deficit with China, soothing investor sentiment in Asia.
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In the absence of Fincher's typically extensive preproduction routine, the video leans on static iconography, including shots that recall compositions by Madonna's favorite art deco painter, Tamara de Lempicka, as well as legendary Hollywood portrait photographers, whose various movie-star subjects inform some of the song's lyrics.
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But instead of relying on the endless man hours for lawyers trying to figure out if a patent is already out there, Cognition IP leans on algorithms to create a kind of topic graph around a subject and see if anyone's filed something on it already.
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Whereas Mr Watson leans on Lemon to show that a "reasonable observer" would detect the anti-Muslim spirit in Mr Trump's executive order—based in part on his inflammatory rhetoric from the campaign trail—Mr Gorsuch sees a line between public officials speaking officially and in their "private capacity".
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Extra bass in the sound profile could be used to mask weaker sound quality, and we don't know how much of this model's noise-canceling ability leans on merely barraging your ears with bass, so you might want to see if you can try them out before buying.
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The first episode, which concentrates on the teens, leans on the usual high school clichés — cocky jock versus loner nerd, outspoken witty girl versus blonde babe — and then twists them just enough to prove that the show is more excited to move past those clichés than indulge them.
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While most every Black Mirror episode takes care to extrapolate technological nightmares based on developments firmly rooted in reality, "Arkangel" leans on a conceit that's so close to our existing world that it's about as low-key as Black Mirror can get without being … well, our existing world.
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But he's also vacating the chief executive's fundamental responsibility to ensure the viability of his company for the long haul, and let me tell you: an FCA that leans on individuals buying gasoline-powered Jeeps isn't going to work as well in 2026 as it does in 2016.
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As a result, the government leans on companies that are subject to the FCPA to uncover and report foreign bribes on their own, and corporations often assist investigations into wrongdoing by their own employees or when they believe they are a victim of a crime, the experts said.
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A report from Suzy Khimm of NBC News, published yesterday morning, synthesizes the many problems with such a directive: For one, the poultry industry leans on the labor the marginalized, primarily those of immigrants and refugees, and eliminating any limit altogether further exposes vulnerable demographics to unsafe conditions.
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A few moments are rather on the nose (one scene has Weber unnerved when his stereo switches from classical to hip-hop, so uncivilized), and some of the early exposition leans on the kind of clumsy, conveniently overheard conversations that should have been jettisoned in the second draft.
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But it also leans on a fairly simplistic and arguably unhelpful method for dating and classifying bull and bear markets: So long as the S&P fails to decline at least 20 percent from a high following at least a 20 percent gain, a bull market is considered ongoing.
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With Toni Collette in an unforgettable, no-holds-barred leading role, Hereditary is best when it leans on unsettling images (like a home rendered at first as a dollhouse, or a frozen, terrifying expression on a face) to make it feel like icy fingers are at your back.
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With Toni Collette in an unforgettable, no-holds-barred leading role, Hereditary is best when it leans on uncanny, unsettling images (like a home rendered at first as a dollhouse, or a frozen, terrifying expression on a face) to make it feel like icy fingers are at your back.
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There are a few stylistic crutches that the movie leans on too heavily — the filmmakers are particularly fond of cutting to a computer-generated visualization of social network activity, that starts to feel rather dated — but that's all balanced out by the real-world stakes that the documentary is constantly underscoring.
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Mannie Fresh is comfortable with all kinds of sounds: This song, released a full decade before Wayne would be a crossover pop star and nearly two decades before rap's default mode would be melodic, leans on a guitar melody that pushes Wayne into a sing-song cadence on the hook.
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He and his bandmate Alison Mosshart are sitting under the ivy canopy of New York's Bowery Hotel atrium—Hince, with a vintage scarf loosely looped around his neck, casually leans on the couch's wicker arm rest; Mosshart, in red flannel, is perched cross-legged, pack of cigarettes by her side.
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But while Multiplicity largely leans on sexist clichés, with clones becoming more feminine or masculine based on what tasks they're assigned, Living with Yourself writer-creator Timothy Greenberg stays more grounded by focusing on the question of how people can wrestle with the worst parts of their natures to become better people.
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The smart speaker leans on…Read more ReadiRobot Robovac ConnectivityRobot vacuums have allowed humanity to reach never-before-seen levels of laziness, but iRobot is taking that one step further with Google Home and Google Assistant compatibility for all of the company's wi-fi-connected robovacs including the Roomba 980, 960, and 690.
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In his latest film, the usually comedic actor turns in a gritty performance as a degenerate heroin addict and young father named Seth who leans on his sister Katie, played by Broad City's Abbi Jacobson, to help him find a detox center as he suffers from withdrawals over the course of one night.
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Bombardier, which considered bankruptcy in 2015 after facing a cash-crunch, is in the middle of an aggressive turnaround plan that leans on the delivery of its new long-range, Global 93 business jet to achieve a 25 percent jump in total company revenues to $20 billion by 2020, compared with 22018.
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When enabled, the "sentry mode" monitors the environment around an unattended car and uses the vehicle's external cameras to detect potential threats, according to Tesla's blog here A minimal threat will be detected if anyone leans on the car, triggering a message on the touchscreen and warning that its cameras are recording.
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My colleague Matt Yglesias, in a post that also leans on Lee's research, offers a good example: The landmark Every Student Succeeds Act that passed Congress in late 2015, for example, obviously wouldn't have passed unless it incorporated a lot of education policy ideas that the Obama administration was on board with.
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In my experience so far, the fail state is better with Assistant than it is with Siri – even the difference between reading an excerpt from a top Google result, which Assistant does when it leans on the web, and just directing you to a web search for more info is a huge asset.
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"Biden leans on his proximity to Obama as a proxy for how good he is on race, but almost every time he opens his mouth we learn how little he knows about the racism regularly made plain when President Obama was in the White House," Emory University law professor Dorothy Brown recently wrote in CNN.
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Books assigned: "From Values to Action: The Four Principles of Values-Based Leadership" by Harry Kraemer, "Becoming the Best: Build a World-Class Organization Through Values-Based Leadership" by Harry KraemerKraemer, like Pearce and Calkins, wrote his own literature to help his students, which he leans on in his Leading a Global Company course.
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Annually, this is among the biggest questions facing the Raptors as they enter the playoffs: Can a terrific offense that leans on one-on-one attacking, that relies on free-throws and difficult shot-making, that can theoretically be game-planned for in straightforward fashion, score enough when the game changes in the playoffs?
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And the episode leans on the mundane implications: It has the familiar, sorrowful rhythms of terminal illness, from the too-determined cheerfulness of a final Christmas around the tree to Claire's aching pragmatism as she hands off the necessary paperwork and promises Brianna that she doesn't have to go with her for what comes next.
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The superstar herself is a dominating voice throughout the record, taking center stage on songs like "Bigger" and "Find Your Way Back" — although it also leans on an eclectic array of performers, from Nigerian artists likeSeven-year-old Blue Ivy Carter is a featured vocalist on the track "Brown Skin Girl," a celebration of women of color.
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While the footage is well-crafted modifications of Majora's Mask content, it heavily leans on the source material for much of its terror, from the haunting Elegy of Emptiness statue to an inescapable assault by Skull Kid, who repeatedly dispatches and revives the player in much the way that the world itself faces constant, repeating obliteration.
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Perhaps most importantly, Raskin is a member of Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE's (D-Calif.) leadership team, which frequently leans on him when the discussion turns to complex questions surrounding the Constitution — and the accusations that Trump is flouting it.
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Palansky leans on his fine-arts background to create stunning tableaus that tell the stories through meticulous sensory details like the sound of skateboard wheels echoing through a tunnel, the roughness of sand between one's fingers, the close-up claustrophobia of being lost among tall hedges, the small light given off by candles on a cake.
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Daniel, where he spent seven years and reached the rank of sous-chef, turns up in the French techniques Mr. Lim leans on, in the crisp presentations that carry an echo of nouvelle cuisine, in the tender braised short rib, in his fondness for foie gras and in his preference for skillfully modulating flavors rather than tossing umami grenades.
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The series leans on Ms. Kondo's nationality in other ways, too: The conspicuous presence of her interpreter helps to create the impression of a cultural chasm being effortfully but productively bridged; Ms. Kondo's own energy and kindness is tinged with an artfully ill-concealed sadness at these desperate Americans, their homes and minds choked with trash.
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Read more:Ryan Lochte suspended 14 months for doping violation after a photo he posted to social media using an IV triggered an investigationRyan Lochte leans on Vanilla Ice for supportRyan Lochte gave a brutally honest quote about his underappreciated career compared with Michael PhelpsMichael Phelps and Ryan Lochte shared a huge pasta meal before their last Olympic race against each other
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As you enter a zone — say, looking closely at J.R. Celski's hand on the ice — you feel a subtle haptic cue on the phone, and you are presented with a bit of information to learn about: in this case, the use of plastic caps on the fingers to protect them as he leans on the ice for support at high speed.
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On part two of the podcast — available Wednesday, May 16 — he will share about the principles of his spiritual foundation and how they shifted when he became a parent (he shares son Jay and Jordan with wife Robin McGraw.) McGraw will also open up about a recent time when his faith was tested and explains when he most leans on his relationship with God.
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Holmer leans on what we know of coming-of-age tales to help sell the ways Toni both intersects and doesn't intersect with those familiar narratives, and by setting her story in a black community in Cincinnati, Holmer gains a specificity of place (the film's locations feel worn down and lived-in) and underscores the alienating universality of being 13 or 14 years old and feeling like you'll never belong anywhere.
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At least to the point that he'd choose "Bring Your Daughter to the Slaughter" at a Lower East Side karaoke bar at 3 AM. Everyone else picks Frank Sinatra or Blink 182, but not Fallon, who leans on the bar with a glass of sake in his left hand, thumbing through to the letter "I' in the songbook, muttering to himself like a mischievous schoolchild: "Iron Maiden… hahahahahaha. Yeah.
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A MINUS Tropical Fuck Storm: A Laughing Death in Meatspace (Tropical Fuck Storm/Mistletone) Crucially, this reboot of vocalist-lyricist-guitarist Gareth Liddiard's Perth-spawned, Melbourne-based, Canberra-averse Drones, who earned grunge-retro renown in their politically dysfunctional land without ever breaking Stateside, leans on three women: guitarist-keyboardist Erica Dunn, drummer Lauren Hammel, and former Drones bassist Fiona Kitschin, without whose shading and amplification the frontman's sociohistorical ravings might evoke a woke Nick Cave flexing his baritone.
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"Whatever WhatsApp does, there's a workaround," Repswal said during an interview at his small, two-bedroom house.. 'Get Scavino in here': Trump's Twitter guru is the ultimate insider Andrew Restuccia, Daniel Lippman and Eliana Johnson profile the man who tweets for Trump when Trump isn't tweeting himself: With few allies left in the West Wing, Trump frequently leans on his unassuming social media guru for affirmation and advice about how his most sensitive policies will be received, according to interviews with more than two dozen current and former White House officials, and others close to the president.
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