They'll march into every sector that they can march into.
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When soldiers march into town, public assemblies are officially prohibited.
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That loomed as a march into the valley of death.
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THIS WAS STARTED, YOU KNOW, THE MARCH INTO CONSUMER BUSINESSES.
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Instead, protestors improvised and transformed the march into a powerful rally.
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Norwegian producer Kygo's march into the mainstream continues to gain momentum.
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Apple's fellow tech giants are also on the march into medical services.
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They're angry enough to build the Women's March into an international phenomenon.
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Private companies have started to take the lead in humankind's march into space.
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Russia was able to march into Ukraine despite the United States implementing sanctions.
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We had been working out dialogue for a march into Yogurt's Grand Hall.
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Then it would march into Cleveland with an orderly victory on the first ballot.
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Why can't Facebook stop its rapacious march into everybody else's business by stealing ideas?
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So the mission finalized the last piece and allowed us to march into clinical trials.
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But now we are facing a new problem as we march into our extended lives.
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He pledged to march into La Paz and hand Morales a resignation letter to sign.
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Your instinct might be to march into your boss' office and demand a bigger raise.
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Shortly after that, a group of Biden supporters gathered to march into the main hall.
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They felt emboldened — enough so to march into Charlottesville and cause chaos over the weekend.
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Nevertheless, it's pretty damn satisfying to see Darlene march into Fat Mooney's and demand her tapes.
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A menacing time lapse turns the storm's relatively slow, northward march into a furious Caribbean invasion.
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The government controlled less than half the country and the jihadists stood primed to march into Baghdad.
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Instead, Mr. Sanders can march into Illinois, Ohio and Missouri next Tuesday newly emboldened to lash Mrs.
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Until then, women tended to keep their onward march into employment steady even when the economy faltered.
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But her resignation comes after the authorities opened an inquiry in March into the central bank's operations.
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Ten refugee athletes will march into the Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro on Friday, August 5, 103.
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The board soon after folded a separate examination of CBS News — underway since March — into the larger investigation.
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When abolitionists tried to march into the Ford Foundation HQ in NYC earlier today, security & NYPD stopped them.
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At the end of the war he made a break from a death march, into the Bavarian woods.
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Democrats, and especially Democratic leaders like Schumer, should have no part in legitimizing this Republican march into madness.
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This is a dark joke; it isn't meant to minimize the horrors of China's march into information-age totalitarianism.
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To fight for the Right without question or pause,to be willing to march into hell for a heavenly cause.
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Yeah, by the time this is over, the Democrats are going to march into the White House, like, 'Mr. Trump?
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Early last summer, the plague jumped the gulf and landed in Somalia, then continued its march into Ethiopia and Kenya.
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The idea that the G.O.P. can march into the 21st century intentionally alienating every person of color is borderline insane.
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Reaching Mars would demonstrate that China's long march into the ranks of the world's leading space powers is finally complete.
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"The launch of our 'March into '18' accountability project comes at a time of excitement and opportunity for Democrats," Rep.
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They've grown accustomed to a brutal way of life, and they bring that brutality along as they march into Oros.
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When you finish marching on the mall, march into the specific congressional districts where you can actually make a difference.
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But please, all of us, let's make XO sauce this weekend, and march into springtime with jars at the ready.
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As Taylor and the team shift from strategy to strategy, Axe decides to march into the offices and observe the commotion.
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As for Daenerys's triumphant march into the base left vacant by fallen Stannis, well, it's a set piece played without dialogue.
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I march into Journelle the week before the party and ask for a butt-plug-compatible set of black lace lingerie.
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You don't just march into Poland or France from Germany and magically know who to round up and where they live.
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As part of the reorganization, China's Commerce Ministry was broken in March into three separate groups each focused on different issues.
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Buyers may also push purchases of LNG from March into April given the savings on offer, further narrowing the price gap.
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Iraqi soldiers and militiamen, flying Iraqi flags and green Shia standards, could march into town just as Kurds are preparing to vote.
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This week, we continue Highwayman, our multi-part web comic from Koren Shadmi—and we continue our precarious march into the future.
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Technology companies often succeed when they enter new spaces, whether it's Apple's march into financial services, or Amazon's foray into the home.
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The arch, built around A.D. 81, celebrates Titus' triumphant march into Rome with the treasures of the ancient Hebrew temple in Jerusalem.
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Later you will march into the clubhouse and hand your broken club, along with a credit card, to Joe the club pro.
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Fitch expects some deposits to be returned as big developers march into less-heated Tier 2 cities and drive up land prices.
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This week, we continue Highwayman—our multi-part web comic from Koren Shadmi—and we continue our precarious march into the future.
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Bans get lifted, regulations get drawn up, MMA continues its inexorable march into the mainstream, and civilization, such as it is, doesn't crumble.
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The move to launch first in India in its march into Asia underscores Amazon's focus on building out its business in that country.
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Clinton needs to don her vaunted policy expertise armor to march into the arena against the foe her campaign swears has no armor.
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MDMA, for instance, is expected to march into an FDA-approved phase 3 trial this summer for use in patients suffering from PTSD.
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And such legislation tells someone who may well wear a dress to march into the men's room if her birth certificate said male.
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The latest fund-raising comes with China's top ride-hailing company locked in a struggle to fend off its global rival's march into China.
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But as tech companies march into health care, and see value in data, that could prompt debate about the proper uses of patient information.
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In the near future, US Army and Marine Corps infantry squads could march into battle behind swarms of hundreds of flying and crawling drones.
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As augmented reality continues its march into the workplace, new tools are emerging to integrate collaboration and visualization tools into virtual and augmented reality.
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Small wonder that Germans were outraged to learn the Armistice terms, and to see British, French, and American occupation troops march into the Rhineland.
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And before Tesla starts making the Cybertruck, it has to get the Model Y, the baby SUV Musk showed off in March, into production.
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The worms are parasites that force earwigs and sandhoppers to march into bodies of water, drowning themselves so the worms' aquatic offspring can thrive.
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The dreamy "Love Drought" sees Beyoncé and an army of women march into the ocean, focusing on the healing qualities of both water and sisterhood.
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When the Rio Olympics begin on August 5th, thousands of athletes from around the world will march into Maracanã Stadium, smiling and waving national flags.
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The deal has the potential to truly accelerate Amazon's march into our daily lives by giving it an even closer distribution point to our homes.
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On Saturday, marches began in the densely-populated Mong Kok, before veering off the police-approved protest route -- turning the march into an illegal assembly.
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You can bet that Amazon's own slow but steady march into the $3.5 trillion health-care space will be informed by Haven's successes and failures.
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Without her and a small group of female soldiers known as the Marianas, Fidel Castro's victorious march into Havana in 1959 wouldn't have been possible.
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Still, as Geifman pointed out to me, most workers wouldn't suddenly clock out from their jobs at Target and march into the streets to overthrow capitalism.
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The clearest page documents a payment that has already been reported: a $62,500 wire transfer from March into a First Republic Bank account controlled by Cohen.
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Markle, who attended a Roman Catholic school, was baptized in March into the Church of England in preparation for the wedding and joining the royal family.
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On May 15, the Egyptian president ordered his army to march into Sinai and then demanded that the United Nations pull its peacekeepers from the peninsula.
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Farmers have long contained its spread by quarantining and killing infected animals, but the disease's devastating march into East Asia is intensifying the search for another solution.
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Apple's steady march into consumer health care continues: It's partnering with Aetna to fold Apple Watches and iPhones into the insurer's wellness programs, CNBC's Christina Farr reports.
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Like the professional people-watcher she is, Xie has the photo receipts to prove that this guy did indeed march into that doctor's office still wearing heels.
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Behind this image of a docile kneeling handmaid and an obedient wife is a seething military might – that could, hypothetically, march into Canada and take the baby.
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Conversely, there are both commercial (the New Yorker) and noncommercial (N+1) publications that have deliberately chosen to march into 2016 still offering a distinctly analog mentality.
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Axios spoke with the organization's interim executive director Caroline Weinberg about what to expect this year and how they're trying to turn the march into a movement.
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Unlike for an average citizen who breaks the law, justice in this case is not swift and sure — the police do not march into the Oval Office.
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Unlike with Barack Obama in 2008, none made you feel like you wanted to pump your fist in the air and march into the future behind them.
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The 20th Infantry Regiment's infamous march into Nanjing took place the previous year, in December of 1937, so my father had missed it by nearly a year.
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Mere humans, we're left to wait patiently while our unlikely champions—two scheduling bots, of all things—march into battle to fight out the architecture of our future.
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"When they march into that stadium, there are 60 million people marching right behind them," U.N. Foundation spokesman Aaron Sherinian told The Washington Post prior to the Olympics.
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Captain Michael Perruccio of the West Hartford Police confirmed to CNN Tuesday that the department began a criminal investigation last March into reports of misconduct at the school.
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JOHANNESBURG — Anti-immigrant protesters led a violent march into South Africa's administrative capital, Pretoria, on Friday, and the police responded with rubber bullets, tear gas and water cannons.
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You can see it in the faces of the kids spread across carpet and cupboard as you march into their home and endlessly fling mail into their laps.
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The key is, it's about negotiating and continuing to reinvent and march into the future, which Facebook has done a relatively good job of by buying Instagram, WhatsApp, etc.
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Back at home, the family of former Labor Secretary Tom Perez -- one of the DNC chair candidates -- was cramming 10 visitors in town for the march into their house.
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Ahead of the job, the two men have a night of debauchery in the Parisian underworld and then march into the bank the following day to collect their score.
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How many soldiers will willingly march into battle against a creature with that kind of firepower, knowing that their arrows and shields are no match for a dragon's heat?
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Robert Durst's lawyers will fight to keep stacks of confiscated documents from being used in his murder trial when they march into court Wednesday morning ... and we're live streaming.
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The Falcons may want to put the drama behind them, but the only way to do that is to march into Foxborough and steal a win on the road.
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"Today, we march in the streets, then we march to vote, then we march into the halls of government -- into statehouses, school boards and the US Congress," said Rep.
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I want us to be sung to by a choir as we march into a secular temple, possibly some combination of the old Fillmore and the Society for Ethical Culture.
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As drone warfare continues its slow march into public consciousness, Eye in the Sky is the best movie yet to tackle the legal and moral quagmire surrounding modern technological warfare.
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Augmented reality is just starting its long-anticipated march into humanity's eyeballs, but if you don't plan on dropping $1,000 for an iPhone X, you can still reap the benefits.
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If white supremacists march into our towns armed to the teeth and with the intent to harm people, they are not engaging in activity protected by the United States Constitution.
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It was a bright spot before a long march into the gloom, but I suppose that's what you hope for at a horror screening in the middle of the night.
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When the Jedi Order begins to suspect that the Chancellor is a Sith, they decide that their only recourse is to march into his room and chop his head off.
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But tensions have mounted in recent months, with Damascus threatening to march into parts of eastern and northern Syria captured by the SDF with support from the U.S.-led coalition.
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The agency opened an investigation in March into the company's handling of the Cambridge Analytica scandal to determine whether it had violated a 2012 consent agreement settling previous privacy charges.
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Even after the sanctions were announced, Turkish troops continue their march into Syria, with video showing Turkish-supported forces in the city of Manbij, where nearby US forces recently departed.
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Then they march into the streets to watch awkward performances featuring actors dressed as Japanese policemen shooting at valiant demonstrators, as onlookers boo and cheer while chomping on dried squid.
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Khalifa Hifter, frustrating his predictions of an easy march into the capital, Tripoli, and forcing him to rely on long and circuitous supply lines through the desert to the south.
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In a rare interview about its health plans, Amazon Alexa's Rachel Jiang hinted that it's still "day one" for the company when it comes to its march into health care.
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One scene, where the Moffatt girls transform Meg March into a 'regular little beauty' by 'crimping, curling and polishing' until she looks 'not a bit like herself,' is particularly telling.
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We know from the trailer that she feels like they're surrounded by enemies, so perhaps her loyal bro is reassuring her that the Lannister forces are ready to march into battle.
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Investors widely expect the Fed to raise its benchmark interest rate in March, into a range of 1.5 percent to 1.75 percent, and most expect another quarter point increase in June.
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Kalanick's bet on Uber Elevate is another indication that while Silicon Valley seems on the surface to be consumed with politics and protests these days, the march into the future continues apace.
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"If white supremacists march into our towns armed to the teeth and with the intent to harm people, they are not engaging in activity protected by the United States Constitution," they said.
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ANTANANARIVO, March 24 (Reuters) - Madagascar's central bank said on Tuesday it had injected 420 billion ariary ($112.2 million) in March into the banking system to help it cope with the coronavirus epidemic.
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More than 1,000 people, including nuns, priests and hundreds of children, joined his funeral procession on Saturday, turning the march into one of the biggest protests yet against Duterte's anti-drugs campaign.
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"Somebody needs to march into his office and explain who Julian Assange is," former House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Rogers, a Republican and CNN contributor, offered Wednesday, in the wake of the controversy.
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A Bank of America Merrill Lynch review of earnings calls this week found many companies citing an impact from the trade dispute baked a 25 percent tariff hike in March into their outlook.
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Or, to put it another way: Was there a single storyline that didn't endlessly run in circles while waiting for the Wall to come down and the White Walkers to march into Westeros?
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This August, over 500 of America's most capable and accomplished athletes will march into the Maracana Stadium together during the 2016 Rio Summer Olympics opening ceremony under the banner of the American flag.
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Rom has an energy that can be difficult to keep up with, whether she's channeling it into hourlong soliloquies about the history of the Boundary Waters or a breakneck march into the wilderness.
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That's because for every step the right-wing extremists took, local businesses and residents donated 10 euros to a nongovernmental organization that fights extremism, in effect turning the march into an involuntary walkathon.
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Actors Heather Donahue, Mike Williams, and Josh Leonard march into the woods with the naive hubris of an entire pre-9/11 generation, confident that they can't stray too far from safety or civilization.
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The design seems simple at first: each nail is painted a different hue and tagged with a variety of prices in Euros — just the digits with which to march into Milan fashion week, no?
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Let us also remind you that Modest Mouse are responsible for aquajams like "March into the Sea" and "Missed the Boat," off the memorably-titled album We Were Dead Before the Ship Even Sank.
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The deal—the biggest investment in a self-driving company in recent months—continues SoftBank's steady march into the transportation industry: The Japanese giant has also invested in Uber, Mapbox, and parking "platform" ParkJockey.
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"We have decided to radicalize the indefinite national civic strike," he told a gathering of tens of thousands, adding that he would march into La Paz on Tuesday with a resignation letter for Morales.
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It was in that circumstance that Philips, clearly well aware of what was going on, decided march into the crowd of Covington students as the radical activist group of Black Israelites egged him on.
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Planned by Martin Luther King Jr. but carried out after King's assassination, the Poor People's Campaign saw thousands of people march into Washington, DC, to join Resurrection City, an encampment on the National Mall.
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"If white supremacists march into our towns armed to the teeth and with the intent to harm people, they are not engaging in activity protected by the United States Constitution," the California affiliates declared.
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Stalin's march into eastern Poland, under a secret deal with Hitler, was justified on the (fictitious) basis that the Polish state had already ceased to exist, and that only Soviet intervention could restore order.
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People racing back home from work trips and vacations could prop the numbers up for the short term, but it is likely that they will fall at a faster rate late-March into April.
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I march into the living room and boldly position myself between my 24-year-old daughter and the YouTube show she's streaming on the 50-inch smart TV that takes up half the wall.
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Maldives police told Reuters on Saturday that at least 139 opposition protesters were arrested as they attempted to defy orders under the state of emergency and march into the high security zone in capital Male.
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Big Sam is the sort of bloke who would march into the interview room, deliver a knuckle-crunching handshake, stick his gum under the formica desk and ask exactly when he'd be expected to start.
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But just as much has been because, particularly in recent years, progressives' inability to convert the energy generated around a march into long-term organizing on the local level -- or an infrastructure to support it.
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Hitler's 1936 march into the demilitarized Rhineland, the buffer zone between Germany and France, had been a breach not only of Versailles but of America's separate peace of 1921 and the Locarno pact of 1925.
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Rather than marching on Washington and in other locations around the country, I suggest that my fellow scientists march into local civic groups, churches, schools, county fairs and, privately, into the offices of elected officials.
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The peacekeeping mission was established in 2013 after French forces halted an advance by the militants, who had seized control of the north and threatened to march into the south and into the capital, Bamako.
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Policymakers are proactively calling for a revision and potential upgrade of the health privacy rules known as HIPAA, out of concern for what might happen as tech companies continue to march into the medical sector.
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They had proved they could march into a historic bastion of nonviolent liberalism and troll its occupants into a frothy-mouthed rage, fulfilling their own prophecies of an extremist "alt-left" while also making national news.
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MALE (Reuters) - Police in Maldives arrested at least 139 opposition protesters, its spokesman said on Saturday, as they attempted to defy orders under the state of emergency and march into the high security zone in capital Male.
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With the heavyweight contenders for the title grouped into one side of the knockout draw, the path looked clear for Belgium to march into next week's final with a squad, on paper at least, bristling with talent.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams faced what were supposed to be their biggest challenges to date at this year's Australian Open on Tuesday but both rattled off comfortable victories to march into the semi-finals.
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Nadal, who beat Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 6-2 6-3 6-2 to march into the fourth round, did not have any issues with the surface but pointed out that the humidity on court was a factor.
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When one examines the reach of unions in America, one is startled to find out that some 15 million foot soldiers stand ready to march into battle for the socialist we now know is Barack Hussein Obama.
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Embattled Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a Trump ally who is fighting for his political future (and facing a criminal investigation), on Sunday compared Iran's breach of the uranium limits to Hitler's 1936 march into the Rhineland.
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Dozens of writers from the United States, Europe and other parts of Asia march into the handful of new luxury hotels and mingle with a select few of the Bhutanese intelligentsia at elegant dinners under crystalline skies.
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He recalled poring over clay models of car designs during his G.M. tenure, and being able to march into a finance executive's office if he had removed $200 worth of chrome that Mr. Lutz viewed as critical.
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Of course, it would be unprofessional to march into your boss's office and throw a tantrum, demanding to know why some undeserving outsider has a fancy title when you've been working your butt off and getting ignored.
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It was pouring rain all along the three-mile route, but about 100 protesters showed up anyway to march into Washington, DC, on Wednesday with a goal to end — or at least begin to end — white supremacy.
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Set in Vietnam, the video follows a brass band and its charismatic bandmaster, often in concert with snake swallowers and fire eaters, through rituals and adventures — a funeral, a street festival and a muddy march into the sea.
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And if you wait until you're really frustrated, you're more likely to march into a negotiation with a collection of hard-set demands that may be driven as much by resentment as logic — a recipe for more frustration.
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The government succeeded in channelling the multiple streams of the opposition march into different routes that never converged, and the stream I was in petered out around noon, with a few speeches in front of a Burger King.
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But the hardliners led by Deng Xiaoping refused the moderate demands, and instead ordered over 200,000 soldiers from the People's Liberation Army (PLA) to march into Beijing, and retake Tiananmen Square from the student protesters on June 4, 1989.
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In the picture's striking opening, an army of women march into the multi-level home and workshop of the British couture designer Reynolds Woodcock (Daniel Day Lewis), ascending the stairway and walking single-file to the sewing tables and machines.
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Consider this troublingly lovely description, from "Austerlitz," of the German Army entering Prague: Next morning, at first light, the Germans did indeed march into Prague in the middle of a heavy snowstorm which seemed to make them appear out of nowhere.
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MANILA (Reuters) - More than a thousand people attended a funeral procession on Saturday for a Philippine teenager slain by police last week, turning the march into one of the biggest protests yet against President Rodrigo Duterte's deadly war on drugs.
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The investor march into Greek markets is in anticipation that the country will secure additional debt relief from the euro-area countries — which holds 80 percent of the country's 326.5 billion euros ($365.7 billion) debt — after years of stringent austerity measures.
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Op-Ed Contributors Imagine this: In the days after a new president's central domestic policy initiative becomes law, a number of state attorneys general and public interest groups — committed ideological opponents of the president — march into the courts seeking its invalidation.
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If the latter proves true, they won't be the first deep-pocketed players to march into the content business with high hopes, only to realize that trying to get on Hollywood's wavelength can leave you with a case of bad vibrations.
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Even when the NSO Group learns that its software has been abused, there is only so much it can do, the company says, arguing that it cannot simply march into intelligence agencies, remove its hardware and take back its spyware.
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Trump could march into the Conservative Political Action Conference, a bulwark of support for the Second Amendment, on Friday and explain why change is needed following the latest mass tragedy last week at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
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It plans to send an unmanned probe to Mars by 2021, the Arab world's first mission to space, and Dubai has in many ways led their showy march into the future by introducing the region's first driverless metro and robot policemen prototypes.
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In 22, products like Apple's Siri, Google Now, Amazon's Alexa and Microsoft's Cortana will continue their steady march into our lives, especially as tech companies begin to connect the dots between the smart home and office, mobile devices and these always-listening assistants.
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This week's Terraform is a little different—we're presenting the beginning of a multi-part web comic from Koren Shadmi, the award-winning illustrator and graphic novelist (and longtime TF contributor), that casts a unique eye on our precarious march into the future.
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Prime Minister Theresa May invoked Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, putting Britain on track to leave the European Union in 2019 and upending the order established after World War II. Here's what comes next in the country's march into the unknown.
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In the episode's centerpiece sequence, Guy tells Mulder about what happened after he first turned into a man, about his confused need to put on pants and march into a smartphone outlet store to find a job, only to immediately hate that job.
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With Russia officially barred from the PyeongChang Olympics for doping, its contingent of athletes who are cleared to participate as individuals will march into the stadium as "neutral" competitors, under an Olympic flag and wearing grey-and-red uniforms meant to downplay their Russianness.
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But in those cases where the cosmopolitan position isn't necessarily reasonable or safe, in those instances where the Western elite can go half-mad without realizing it, Hillary Clinton shows every sign of being just as ready to march into folly as her peers.
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In the end, it's an encounter between Churchill and a group of civilians in a stalled Underground carriage — with the civilians adamant that Britain must stand against fascism — that convinces the prime minister to march into Parliament and declare that the country will never surrender.
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The two Russians, whose names have not been made public, came to the attention of the Swiss authorities during an investigation that began in March into "suspicion of political espionage," said Linda von Burg, a spokeswoman for the Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland.
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The Clearview AI story suggests another reason to worry that our march into surveillance has become inexorable: Each new privacy-invading technology builds on a previous one, allowing for scary outcomes from new integrations and collections of data that few users might have anticipated.
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I couldn't know it that morning, but the interview would entirely change my perspective on America's involvement in Iraq, and set me on a decades-long course of struggling with the false narratives used to persuade us to march into that conflict and other ones.
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Using an organizational tool called SameSide, whose launch coincided with the Women's March and a joint effort with RockTheVote, Women's March organizers are hoping to transfer excitement about the march into broader political engagement with local and national women's issues in this Presidential election year.
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Some volunteers sobbed while others consoled them under eight-foot letters spelling out YOU BETO BELIEVE IT. Many had traveled from out of state to Iowa on their own dime to march into the arena with O'Rourke, and we're confused by the timing of the candidate's announcement.
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You'll have noticed that this is plainly now America's problem, too, because of the international reach of Russian racketeering and the unending Page 1 controversy of whether or not Donald Trump's campaign may have been susceptible to it on his unlikely march into the White House.
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"Good as Gone," by the Austin-based Amy Gentry, takes as its point of departure the all-too-real "gone girl" Elizabeth Smart, abducted from her own bed by a mysterious man at knife point, her forced march into the unknown witnessed by a younger sister.
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In swift succession, just days before the opening of the Pyeongchang Games, the two Koreas agreed to march into the Olympic arena under a unified flag, to field a joint women's ice hockey team for the first time at an Olympics and to stage cultural performances.
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On one hand, "Pick of the Litter" is a genuinely informative documentary on the rigors of training guide dogs for the blind, which need to be taught not only to obey commands, but also when to disobey (if, for instance, they're ordered to march into traffic).
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As chief operating officer of Facebook and author of "Lean In," she encouraged women to belly up to the table, to know their worth, to march into negotiations with smiles on their faces and steel sheathing their nerves and eyes implacably trained on the C-suite.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Roger Federer regained control after a slow start against Hungarian Marton Fucsovics to march into the quarter-finals of the Australian Open with a 4-6 6-1 6-2 6-2 win on a chilly evening at the Rod Laver Arena on Sunday.
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The breakdown in civility comes after what has otherwise been a comparatively polite campaign season for Democrats, but the frustration exposes a rift in the party and undercuts the notion that Clinton will be able to march into the Democratic convention this summer with a party unified behind her.
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Just weeks after signing a large licensing deal with leading indy label representative ICE, Facebook has continued its march into the world of music with the news that it has now added Warner Music Group into the mix, the last major label that was not yet working with the social network.
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To ensure its grip on the message put out by its domestic and international broadcasting services, including CGTN, the government consolidated them in March into a single media group known as Voice of China (its name in English perhaps consciously echoing that of the American government's broadcasting service, Voice of America).
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If nothing else, the conversation around intersectionality has convinced many (me included) that the degree to which concerns around the power and visibility of blacks intersects with and informs the set of concerns around the power and visibility of women, we cannot march into the future unless we hold hands.
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Asked how organizers should turn the enthusiasm around the march into future action, Holley said it's key for protesters to stay engaged, and he said the ACLU encouraged people who came by to donate or become members — and that the organization has seen a surge of interest since Trump won the election.
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For a small fee, Flogging will even walk you through the process, showing you how to squirrel away a few months' worth of savings and line up a secondary source of income, until you can finally march into your boss's office, announce your intentions to move on, flip the desk, and get the hell out of there for good.
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There was an occasional side kick or round kick, but for the most part it was all left straights, and always from directly in front of Cyborg—either getting hammered with a right hand immediately afterwards, falling into the clinch, or looking to march into that never-so-successful Carlos Condit walking combination: straight, lead uppercut, straight.
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I used to work with this exceptional pink man who used to cheerfully whistle—actually whistle, whistle-while-you-work march-into-the-mines-to-die whistling—and once he'd got comfortable enough whistling aloud in the office, he graduated to fully singing lines of verse, out of nowhere, at a pitch just above a speaking voice, i.e.
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As we march into inauguration season, all eyes are on Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE for many reasons, including the impact his election will have on cybersecurity.
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Instead of being able to march into the Oval Office and hand Trump the latest Breitbart headline or printouts of tweets showing how badly his amnesty drive is playing with his fiercest nationalist supporters, aides opposing the decision would now have to go through the Kelly process, which would involve submitting an official, documented, request to meet with the president.
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My dear Anne, The sun has shone all over Easter and that has meant out-of-door life; bees humming in the cherry blossom; Walter on guard against birds having it off in hedges; daffodils wilting; balsam poplars scenting the air; baby ants on the march into the grubby kitchen; good wine to drink, and all fairly idyllic except for the presence of my provoking, irritating and unbalanced daughter-in-law.
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Sanders and Buttigieg face the opposite question: Can they maintain the success they've enjoyed in these two mostly white states once the calendar turns toward contests with larger minority populations, starting with Nevada and South Carolina through late February but rapidly extending through early March into highly diverse large states including Florida, North Carolina, Texas, Arizona and California, as well as Midwestern battlegrounds such as Michigan and Illinois?
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Congress will try to avoid a shutdown, with plans to pass a continuing resolution that will keep government open through March, into the first months of President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's administration.
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"Over the past 18 months, we've seen audience members march into the ocean in the middle of the night, have their heads locked in a box while music was created from their screams, and get lap dances from naked clowns," said Dustin Downing, 42, a photographer based in Los Angeles, who, after witnessing a Heretic customer subject herself to her own murder in order to "feel alive," was inspired to begin filming Heretic's antics, with plans of turning the footage into a documentary.
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I mean, anybody who has indicated, and we've made this very clear, anybody who has concerns, we fully understand it, as I said we have an operation in Stamford that's 1,100 people strong, and people have moved to Stamford and a few who are gonna work in Stamford are gonna work in Rio, so I think it — like everything, when the athletes march into the stadium on August 5th, if not a few days before, the stories, what comes out of Rio really becomes about them, their coming, with a few exceptions, and it becomes less about all the concerns that we always experience in the lead-up to an Olympics.
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