Cue the surreal images of employees mopping up the puddles.
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I'm assigned to constantly mopping up the water coming in.
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Dodd-Frank mainly concerned itself with mopping up in the aftermath.
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StockX was mopping up after a data breach, TechCrunch can confirm.
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We had people mopping up the floor, fighting back the water.
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Instead it was mopping up naira liquidity to support the currency.
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"It is just matter of mopping up now," an L.A.F.D. spokesman said.
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Others are known for mopping up the messes of big-name individuals.
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"He's mopping up after the president, and that is disappointing," Khan said.
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Rice, broccoli and plenty of French bread on the side for mopping up.
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To go from mopping up blood to preparing food that quickly just seems wrong.
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"A barbaric operation, this so-called 'mopping up' of the trenches," lamented Antoine Redier.
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London's just mopping up the sweat from Rihanna and Drake's wild performance last night.
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New Kids are not being sued ... just the venue, for not mopping up the liquid.
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The bank has also been mopping up naira liquidity to curb speculation on the currency.
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Otherwise, we're constantly just mopping up problems that are going to keep erupting again and again.
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You wish it came with a good mixed bread basket, for mopping up the lonely broth.
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The unpleasant task of mopping up this mess fell to a Merrill executive named Seth Waugh.
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But now that the gold rush is over, and we've entered the mopping-up phase — what next?
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The Russians have considerable leverage with a Syrian government that wants Russian backing for mopping-up operations.
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But he did not comment on the attackers' whereabouts and said security forces were still "mopping up".
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He regained the Twickenham seat that he lost in 28, mopping up 2000,22 votes to the Tories' 2500,201.54.
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There was no ugly crying in hospital bathrooms, checking the color of catheter bags or mopping up vomit.
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But government troops were still mopping up pockets of resistance and expected guerrilla attacks for weeks to come.
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"For too long we've been mopping up the floods, and not turning off the taps," says one senior official.
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Pour over the walnut and garlic sauce and serve immediately with fresh bread alongside for mopping up the sauce.
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Mopping up the oil, of course, wouldn't be necessary if the wellheads were sealed, hundreds of feet under sea.
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In 2018, Thai listings raised $2.5 billion after mopping up $3.8 billion in the previous year, Refinitiv data showed.
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Carr was pulled early in the fourth quarter with the game out of hand, with A.J. McCarron mopping up.
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The Chinese government is mopping up excess capacity in many sectors that will result in a supply shortage in 2017.
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By Saturday morning the water had receded enough that many residents of Hilo were mopping up several inches of mud.
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These volatile compounds act as an atmospheric detergent, mopping up methane by reacting with it to create CO193 and water.
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"I'm interested in these intricate and intuitive gestural relationships between different media," she said in an interview after mopping up.
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In Havana, people set about removing debris from the streets on Monday and mopping up homes hit by widespread flooding.
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"They are mopping up liquidity at all cost, whereas the government is trying to reduce borrowing costs," one trader said.
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Unlike other man-made scourges like, say, air and water pollution, there are no accepted standards for mopping up buried bombs.
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"The pro-rata syndication is mopping up retail and reducing underwriters that need to get lower," the senior loan banker said.
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Candidates must have experience of mopping up spills and the occasional tear, making tea and keeping the amateur bakers to time.
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The bank is aggressively mopping up funds from the banking system to help curb inflation and battle weakness in the local currency.
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Considerable poverty remained, of course, but addressing it, Lyndon Johnson and other liberal Democrats argued, was something of a mopping-up operation.
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Ms. Erickson was mopping up a load of thawing produce that had come in frozen, a common shipping hiccup for rural grocers.
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New York (CNN Business)Walmart wants store workers to help out customers instead of mopping up floors and unloading boxes in backrooms.
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Hicks used the Yankees as an escape hatch then, just as Jeter is doing now, as the person mopping up Loria's mess.
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Instead of rinsing with water, Dr. Hamden recommends mopping up the cleanser with a muslin cloth, which is both gentler and more efficient.
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Rio's authorities have stepped up insecticide-spraying campaigns and the mopping-up of spots of stagnant water in which the insect can breed.
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The notoriously sold out "Hamilton," which is nominated for a record 16 Tony Awards this year, is also mopping up on the field.
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While simultaneously mopping up toddler goo and saving the cat's tail from an eager little fist, I spied my husband in the kitchen.
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Biden went on to win South Carolina in a landslide, and he's been mopping up among black voters and late-deciding voters ever since.
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Over-investment in new production has undercut the producers' dominance and traders are mopping up the surplus at prices often below the cost of production.
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In the demo, once the s9+ was done and had returned to its dock, the jet m6 automatically started mopping up in a different room.
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Waters full of their poop nurture tiny organisms called phytoplankton, which produce half the oxygen in the atmosphere while mopping up huge amounts of carbon.
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The Hollywood that was howling for Trump's head over the "Access Hollywood" tape, we now know, had been mopping up for Harvey Weinstein for decades.
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Then check out this excellent parody of our colleagues at Wirecutter, in which McSweeney's Internet Tendency recommends the best paper towel for mopping up tears.
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Gold Star parent Khizr Khan said Thursday that White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE needs to stop "mopping up" after President Trump.
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Mopping-up operations were still under way on Monday to flush out remaining militants in a pocket in this northeastern district, he said in a statement.
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The fight was edging towards its end, but was also at a key stage of mopping up potent leadership and denying them the chance to regroup.
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Give me a bowl of dan dan noodles, plus the rabbit appetizer and a plate of flaky golden scallion pancakes for mopping up the fiery oil.
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Later, she found work wiping tables and mopping up spills at the Third Street Pier restaurant, but, after her mother died, she left that job, too.
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Last year, Khan said that fellow Gold Star parent and White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE needed to stop "mopping up" after Trump.
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Also, keep in mind that when the robots do rise up, they'll point to their subjugation to tasks like mopping up human waste as one reason why.
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Its spokesman, Brigadier-General Restituto Padilla, now talks of "mopping up", with the remaining insurgents penned into an area of a square kilometre, encompassing the commercial district.
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And one has to feel sorry for Peter Steele, the governor's spokesman, who went into mopping up mode as soon as the boss shut his big mouth.
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UKIP's poll share has collapsed since 2015, and this seat could give an indication of how far May's Conservatives are succeeding in mopping up former UKIP supporters.
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A bigger Nordic engineering group, AssaAbloy, has reached annual sales of 57 billion krona by mopping up firms that make assorted devices for opening and locking doors.
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But mopping up messes is an honourable activity, and this week's launch of a new outlet for the publication of duplication is part of the clean-up.
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The closer was a berserker, a danger artist, a Lord High Executioner—even though all he was doing was mopping up games his teammates had already won.
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But the real all-star is fullerene, a Nobel prize-winning ingredient that acts like a powerful free-radical sponge, mopping up these skin-damaging time bombs.
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When we initially encounter Freshie Dave, he is mopping up after an attack; broken glass and tatters of St. George's flags are scattered all over the road.
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Sasha and Lee traded horror stories about their most outrageous shifts behind the bar, outdoing each other with tales of mopping up vomit and breaking up fights.
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In October, Khan said that fellow Gold Star parent and White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE needed to stop "mopping up" after the president.
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Abbi is a klutzy romantic with a dead-end job, mopping up pubic hair at a health club called Soulstice and mooning after dudes in man buns.
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Work for Eliza involves listening to the nonstop patter of her chatty best friend Zelda (Octavia Spencer), and mopping up bathrooms and labs in a secret government facility.
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He'd written "Fixer" on his figure, which wore a cavalry hat and held a vacuum cleaner ("for mopping up") and a lantern ("this is me shining a light").
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The co-op student mopping up my blood rolled his eyes at my claims of juggling on a unicycle and mastering the slack rope decades before the hipsters.
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This military is essentially mopping up unwanted people in society, using the implants to turn them into monsters to make it easier for the soldiers to pull the trigger.
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In the forties, under the spell of his Princeton teachers John Berryman and R. P. Blackmur, he perfected a learned, ominous, allegorical poem, mopping up for the high modernists.
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"Amy" and "The Look of Silence" have been mopping up awards, raising the prospect, as the Bagger has noted, that Mr. Oppenheimer might again lose an Oscar to a songstress.
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Both Florida and Las Vegas held the highest foreclosure rates in the nation during the housing crash and are still mopping up the mess with higher-than-average distressed sales.
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If companies paid people for useful data, rather than mopping up what they leave behind as they use online services, then prices could nudge people towards more productive online activity.
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But both of these devices seem aimed at mopping up the edge markets that Oculus can't capture with one headset, not building a lineup of equally (if differently) appealing products.
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Initial squads of riflemen and rifle-grenadiers would sweep behind a creeping artillery barrage, while in the rear, "mopping up" squads would clear any dugouts where enemy troops might be hidden.
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When the newly minted notes, nicknamed "bollars", hit the streets, currency dealers assumed the central bank was mopping up greenbacks from the black market, sending the value of real dollars soaring.
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As Trump and his aides spent another day mopping up the political mess created by Trump's remarks following the meeting, questions about what occurred inside the private talks have only mounted.
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You may be surprised to discover you can make pretty good money picking head lice out of other people's scalps, cleaning porta-potties, and mopping up blood from a crime scene.
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In the hours before he went to the airport Thursday, Bini sent a tweet warning of a "witch hunt" by Ecuadorian authorities mopping up after Assange's forced departure from the embassy.
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A mopping up operation is underway in a nearby area of forests and mountains in central Dagestan to root out the possibly remaining "accomplices of the destroyed bandits", the committee said.
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Moreover, the coalition commander said despite the retaking of Mosul there was still "mopping up" to do there, including finding potential hiding places for ISIS militants, both above and below ground.
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In his view, the government has done a poor job of educating people about radiation, and its standards for mopping up recurring hot spots like the one in Yanai's yard are nonexistent.
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The last time things went awry in Afghanistan and the Taliban gave shelter to al Qaeda, it led to 9/11, and we are still mopping up the consequences of that now.
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Now the Supreme Court will decide whether the landowners can create their own plan for mopping up the arsenic and lead in the soil — and force the company to carry it out.
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The final phase will see the introduction of other Iraqi forces, including police, to help in mopping-up operations, defuse booby traps and begin the task of restoring governance to the traumatised inhabitants.
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Ahmed al Assadi acknowledged that militia forces have yet to extinguish some pockets of ISIS resistance inside the airbase, however, saying late Wednesday that mopping-up operations will continue for the next few hours.
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From the start James was a pint-size adult, a critic of the world, a cultural sponge mopping up whatever he saw: theater, opera, art shows, interior decoration, the fashions of the city streets.
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The largest city Christchurch was mopping up after the Heathcote River burst its banks and flooded southern parts of the city on Saturday, causing evacuations in lower-lying areas of the city, said authorities.
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Lauri Markkanen A replacement Finnish sauna bucket and ladle for his old one that got waterlogged when the cleaning crew at the United Center used it for mopping up Disney On Ice by mistake.
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The Cowboys probably won't ask Zeke Elliott to do much in Week 17, and once the rookie hits the bench, DMC could be first in line for a monster workload mopping up the regular season.
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TLAPACOYAN, Mexico — Francisco Trujillo heads north each summer to do a job that few Americans want: a four-month stint operating carnival rides, mopping up vomit and sleeping in a cramped trailer with other workers.
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But this time, asset managers face a double whammy of fleeing investors and a central bank keen to see a mopping up of excessive liquidity in the financial system - pointing to prolonged pain for the industry.
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The interbank market is also bubbling with $21 trillion worth of excess reserves, the money banks can readily loan out to creditworthy private sector customers — in addition to mopping up some of Uncle Sam's extravagant IOU offerings.
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Sales of high-interest, short-term debt instruments known as "Leliqs" by Argentina's central bank supported the local currency earlier this week by mopping up excess peso liquidity that might otherwise go toward safe-haven U.S. dollars.
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The bank sold 2314.50 billion naira in 181-day Treasury bills at 18 percent and 309 billion at 18.6 percent, mopping up liquidity from the money market and pushing up the cost of borrowing among commercial lenders.
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Panicky selling of riskier assets eased after the People's Bank of China took steps to steady the yuan, with a firmer-than-expected mid-point fixing on Tuesday and state banks mopping up dollars, sources told Reuters.
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Although Iraqi forces are still engaged in mopping-up operations to rid pockets of the country of sleeper cells, terrorist attacks and civilian deaths have dropped sharply since the government declared victory over the Islamic State in December.
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"The irony is: if not for the U.S.-China trade war, the U.S. would have greatly benefited from this uptick in Chinese demand as a means of mopping up its overabundance of LPG supplies, thanks to shale," she added.
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"The irony is: if not for the U.S.-China trade war, the U.S. would have greatly benefited from this uptick in Chinese demand as a means of mopping up its overabundance of LPG supplies, thanks to shale," she added.
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Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC has been one of the most prolific acquirers this year, mopping up stakes in Norwegian software firm Visma, Swedish home alarms maker Verisure and financial news and data company Acuris, formerly known as Mergermarket.
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Stone told me of a Greek word, papara, which means ripping off a piece bread and dipping it in the oil and tomato juice of the Greek salad or mopping up the sauce from the pan for the chicken.
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Chimichurri Chicken Look, you could serve this chicken with creamy potatoes, but I would serve it with bread: A craggy piece of toast would be the perfect tool for mopping up the extra chimichurri, the classic Argentinian herb-garlic sauce.
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As Iraqi security forces were mopping up in Tal Afar on Monday, an Islamic State car bomb struck a vegetable market in Baghdad, killing a dozen people and underscoring the group's power as an insurgency, even with its territorial claims diminishing.
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Mr. Barker recalled being with Philip Seymour Hoffman at the Independent Spirit Awards in 2006, after Mr. Hoffman had spent the previous months mopping up awards for his lead performance in "Capote" (he would win the best-actor Oscar the next day).
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Later, with Mr. Konjar and Ms. Gahan, he uses a long stick to push the curtain, which has been lowered onto the floor into a heap center stage — it comes toward the end of the story, as if they're mopping up the operation.
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All three women are surprised at how well they've taken to parenting, shushing cries, mopping up dribbling mouths, and tending to bumps while I interviewed them, despite never wanting to have children and using birth control to actively stop that from happening.
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They are pulling trash from Guanabara Bay, where the Games' sailing events will be held; mopping up standing water to minimize mosquito breeding; and ramping up a round-the-clock security operation — all while publicly expressing little worry about the unrest encircling them.
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Both the Addis Eggs (spicy scrambled eggs with onions and jalapeños) and the Tsion Eggs (scrambled eggs with smoked salmon) are folded into pockets of injera that serve as perfect vehicles for moving food from plate to mouth, and for mopping up any remains.
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General Eduardo Ano, Chief of Staff for the AFP, told reporters in Marawi that since such a small number of militants remain in a small area of the city, it can be considered a law enforcement matter and mopping-up operations against those militants are now underway.
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And in a real-time illustration of just how ineffectual this rhetorical mopping-up operation was, YouTube was forced to pull the plug on its comments system, which became overrun with vicious hate speech ... as congressional investigators addressed the malignant spread of racialized hate speech on YouTube.
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Mr. Abadi's carefully calibrated statement came months after armed forces wrested back control over Iraq's major urban areas, notably its second-largest city, Mosul, and shifted focus to mopping up remnants of the militants who had escaped or gone underground in the vast desert border areas between Iraq and Syria.
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While Iraqi troops were still mopping up the last pockets of resistance and could be facing guerrilla attacks for weeks, the military began to savor its triumph in the shattered alleyways of the old city, where the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, put up a fierce last stand.
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CreditCreditHannah Reyes Morales for The New York Times MANILA — For some inmates of the Manila City Jail, making the bed means mopping up sludgy puddles, unfolding a square of cardboard on the tile floor and lying down to sleep in a small, windowless bathroom, wedged in among six men and a toilet.
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Countries including France, Germany and Italy have legislation in the works to give banks some leeway if their transfer arrangements are not completed in time, a sort of "mopping-up exercise to make sure nothing falls between the gaps," said Susan Whitehead, a lawyer specializing in corporate lending at Hogan Lovells in London.
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In fact, that's his primary argument for why he deserves the presidency: He's America's Uncle, a literal regular Joe who wants to bring respectability back to the Oval Office, uniting the warring houses of red and blue in the common goal of mopping up the toxic sewage pouring out of President Donald Trump's White House.
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If successful, the spacecraft may be modified for all sorts of other useful tasks, from mopping up the ever-growing halo of space junk encircling our planet, to servicing exciting new science missions like the Asteroid Redirect Mission, which will grab a multi-ton boulder from the surface of an asteroid and tow it back to orbit around the Moon.
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If so, it will be the first nationalist, right-wing party to enter the German parliament since World War II. Campaigning on an anti-immigrant, anti-euro stance, the AfD has become something of a protest party in Germany, mopping up voters on both sides of the political spectrum who feel disenfranchised and disaffected by Merkel's policies over recent years.
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Only founded in 2013, the AfD party will be the first nationalist, right-wing party to enter the German parliament since World War II. Campaigning on an anti-immigrant, anti-euro stance, the AfD has become something of a protest party in Germany, mopping up voters on both sides of the political spectrum who feel disenfranchised and disaffected by Merkel's policies over recent years.
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