Improbably enough, Mr. Dart's most audacious investment involves Mount Trashmore.
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Running for public office was one of his most audacious schemes.
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IT WAS one of the most audacious heists in art history.
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It&aposs the most audacious thing I think I&aposve heard of.
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Netflix's most audacious sci-fi effort to date lasted two expensive seasons.
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But it's the Instagram account's crime-related images which are most audacious.
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He was the most audacious of this new crop of district attorneys.
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" Owen Gleiberman, Variety The "most audacious big-screen musical in a long time.
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It's latest pet project could be its most audacious to date: electric vehicles.
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Yet the political realm is where Soros has made his most audacious wager.
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But perhaps the most audacious goal is the price DARPA wants for each flight.
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I'm wondering about the biggest, most audacious thing Facebook could do in this space.
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This is by far one of the most audacious plans India has ever had.
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He's a man who really uses the literary form in the most audacious way.
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It was my most audacious undertaking (beside parenthood) and getting to the top meant 'success.
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That included McCain — until Thursday night, after the most audacious ploy yet from Senate leadership.
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It's one of the most audacious things I've seen in a movie in recent memory.
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Indeed, the dossier is almost certainly connected to the most audacious crime of the 2016 campaign.
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Cousin Carmen, is one of the boldest, funniest, brazen, honest, most audacious women you've ever known.
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The most audacious item was installing C.B.T.C. in almost the entire subway system in ten years.
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Pichadores often compete for the highest or most audacious tags, but few would deface another's work.
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Instead, López's arrest sparked one of the most audacious displays of narco firepower in recent months.
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The most audacious commitment from Microsoft is its push to take carbon out of the atmosphere.
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Even at their most audacious, I can't think of any other brand that would have dared.
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The 252-axis gimbal is perhaps the most audacious cameraphone accessory, with prices starting at about $22.
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That could come in February or March when three of Trump's most audacious trade battles simultaneously crescendo.
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Perhaps the most audacious example of it was his demand that President Obama release his birth certificate.
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What's more, season two's most audacious gamble weds the show's fourth-wall breaks and its romantic plot.
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Battle of Inchon — "One of the most audacious and spectacularly successful amphibious landings in all naval history."
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MacArthur called it "one of the most audacious and spectacularly successful amphibious landings in all naval history."
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So why is it so reluctant to lift a finger against Tehran's most audacious gambit in Syria?
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Along with David Bowman's "Big Bang," it's the most audacious and inspiring fiction I've read this year.
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The best teams played in the biggest markets, featured the biggest names, and had the most audacious designs.
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His most acclaimed and most audacious work of fiction, "In the Hand of Dante," was published in 2002.
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Sports of The Times For reasons of history and culture, Polish climbers are among the world's most audacious.
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When he was assassinated in 1968 he was about to launch his most audacious movement -- the Poor People's Campaign.
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Based on the historical data, Starboard's effort to replace nine directors is one of the most audacious on record.
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It's one of the strangest, most audacious openings I've ever seen, and it's really just where the story begins.
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But his most audacious bid for influence came the following year, when he inaugurated the Project to Restore America.
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Click here to view original GIFOvernight, SpaceX attempted to make its most audacious rocket landing yet on a drone ship.
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"It's the most audacious and inspiring fiction I've read this year," Ed Park writes in his latest Graphic Content column.
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At times, candidates waged a bidding war to show liberal activists their plan was the most audacious -- and even expensive.
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"Watchmen" might have been the year's most audacious undertaking, delicately erecting a new mythology on top of an existing source.
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This is the most audacious political heist of modern times, and because it's completely legal, it happened right under our noses.
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"The latest increase is the most audacious and cruel in the history of product price increase," it said in a statement.
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OPERATION THUNDERBOLT: Flight 139 and the Raid on Entebbe Airport, the Most Audacious Hostage Rescue Mission in History, by Saul David.
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By now many have heard of Amazon's most audacious attempt to shake up the retail world, the cashless, cashierless Go store.
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The Offa bank robbery is one of the most audacious heists carried out in the country in recent years, police say.
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Fiber, once one of the internet company's most audacious projects, just lost another executive as the business struggles to gain traction.
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Let's not forget that one of her most audacious shows actually took place at the New York Comedy Festival in 2014.
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And its latest, "Missing Link" (available now on Blu-ray, DVD, and streaming), is the company&aposs most audacious undertaking yet.
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Mr. Baker's most audacious adventure was a nautical one: his breathtaking trans-Atlantic sail with Heyerdahl in 1970 from Morocco to Barbados.
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First published in Taiwan in 2015, this exuberant but sinister fable confirms its author as one of China's most audacious and enigmatic novelists.
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If true, it arguably would have been the most audacious incursion onto Pakistani soil since US Special Forces stormed Osama Bin Laden's compound.
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OF ALL his ambitious plans, Masayoshi Son's most audacious is to create an informal business group among the world's leading ride-hailing firms.
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The most audacious element of a collection mostly without gimmicks had almost nothing to do with NASA, high technology or anybody's rising sign, however.
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In 2016 the only rule was "anything goes, so long as it gets attention," and the most audacious at following it were the winners.
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Yet these artificial satellite communication networks were built using lessons learned from Operation Moon Bounce, one of the Cold War's most audacious military designs.
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Facebook's most audacious and controversial scheme yet is to take a role connecting the world's poor to the internet and to its social network.
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It is here in this vibrant metropolis of 212 million people that Africa's richest person, Aliko Dangote, is undertaking his most audacious gamble yet.
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That fight showcased Ali at his most audacious in the ring, leaning back on the ropes and deflecting or dodging blow after blow from Foreman.
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AT&T, in the most audacious bid to challenge Netflix to date, just dropped its bombshell $85 billion acquisition of traditional media institution Time Warner.
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Yet while he might be loth to admit it, Mr Musk has become America's most audacious corporate financier as well as its best-known entrepreneur.
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By any measure, Ann Lee, the illiterate daughter of a Manchester blacksmith, led one of the most audacious and improbable lives of the 18th century.
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On Beyoncé, she dove headlong into the contours of her marriage to Jay-Z and established herself as the most audacious modern feminist in the industry.
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This awesome responsibility makes the nomination of Senator Jeff Sessions to serve as attorney general among the most audacious and unfortunate of the President-elect's cabinet picks.
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This is the most audacious idea on the list, and when evaluating its political prospects, remember that Sanders has stood alone in the Senate in supporting it.
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The attack on the National Health Service seemed perhaps the most audacious of the attacks, because it had life-or-death implications for hospitals and ambulance services.
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In 1998, they pulled off their most audacious move: releasing a program called Back Orifice that allowed remote users to control somebody else's computer through Microsoft Word.
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Though by far his most audacious move to date was to ignore a decades-old convention that forbids British broadcasters from screening live games on Saturday afternoon.
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"Sabbath's Theater" would also be high on my list because it's the biggest, loudest, most audacious example of everything that people love or hate about Philip Roth.
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When Trump said he could "relate" to federal workers who are now going without pay, it may have been the most audacious lie he told all week.
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It is the most audacious human spaceflight construction project ever attempted -- and has brought together former adversaries, including the US, Russia, Japan and Germany, in an unprecedented collaboration.
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Using the most advanced technology and featuring all the favorite cars from the blockbuster series, Fast & Furious Live will evoke the most audacious moments from the beloved series.
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If confirmed, it would be one of the rebels' most audacious assaults on Saudi Arabia since the kingdom began bombing Houthi targets in Yemen exactly three years ago.
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The most audacious and rewarding sequences take leave of biography altogether and imagine moments from projects — a novel and a film — that Pasolini left unfinished or barely started.
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" Nevertheless, Mr. Rivette's movie, his debut, can be seen as a dry run for his most audacious enterprise, the eight-part, nearly 19693-hour "Out 21969: Noli Me Tangere.
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One of the most audacious monuments ever attempted by the UDC was to be in honor of "faithful slave mammies," and was actually approved by the Senate in 1923.
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It was one of the most audacious actions the North had ever taken against the US, and the crisis had the potential to erupt into a full-on war.
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Nonetheless, the companies' push is among the most audacious efforts by the private sector to date, and Mr. Dimon did not shy away from the scope of their ambition.
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And his present troubles arose out of what amounted to his most audacious attempt to gain control over that image: a long-term offensive on the news media itself.
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North Korea's hackers have been accused of carrying out some of the most audacious cyberattacks of the past few years, from siphoning millions of dollars to stealing state secrets.
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But her most audacious schedule yet — six freestyle events covering distances ranging from 100 meters (on a relay) to 1,500 (the grueling metric mile) — finally caught up with her.
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Synopsis: The unbelievable but mostly true story of four young men who mistake their lives for a movie and attempt one of the most audacious art heists in U.S. history.
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The state has rolled out the most audacious anti-Obamacare proposal yet, one that openly defies the fact that the Affordable Care Act is still in effect and in force.
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That helped him engineered his most audacious act of blockage ever, when he refused to even hold hearings on Barack Obama's pick to replace Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court.
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The supersized running back for the Tennessee Titans bulldozed his way past a team that prides itself on defense in one of the most audacious rushing displays in N.F.L. history.
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By the most audacious estimates, American roadways are at least four years from truly driverless cars; more conservative researchers believe this Jetsons-like future lies as many as 18 years out.
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The one on the cover is the most audacious, and it's from the guy who repaired her phone at the Apple store and then used her account info to contact her.
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Just half a year ago he pulled off one of the most audacious political coups in recent European history, trouncing a tired political establishment to become France's youngest leader since Napoleon.
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The award for most audacious use of language in a recent film has to go to "Arrival", in which aliens land on Earth and stay put in their ships without explanation.
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A $101 million cyber heist has left central bank officials from Bangladesh to New York arguing over what may be one of the largest and most audacious bank raids in history.
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Some have been loaned, including his "The Last Supper" (pictured, above), one of Tintoretto's most audacious and enigmatic works, taken from the church of San Trovaso in the Dorsoduro district of Venice.
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But perhaps his most audacious wager last year was his support for Donald Trump — a decision that has paid dividends for one of Silicon Valley's most well-known, and controversial, venture capitalists.
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Mayor Martin O'Malley's zero-tolerance policies from 1999 to 2006 were among the most audacious experiments in mass incarceration in American history, leading to more than 100,5303 arrests in a single year.
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The last of these, and seemingly the most audacious, is Hermeus, a year-old, Atlanta-based startup that wants to build planes capable of getting from New York to London in 90 minutes.
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The Trump administration's most audacious legislative idea ever will never see the light — but it shows how this White House has been looking for ways to salt the earth for its Democratic successors.
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The events that morning taught me that my boss – the demanding, aggressive investor – cared enough to fund what Damon Runyon proudly identifies as "the most audacious and ambitious ideas" as well as Sen.
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Macron's most audacious intervention yet came on Thursday night, in a remarkable video address to the American people responding to Trump's withdrawing the US from the Paris climate accord that quickly went viral.
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It was "the most audacious political heist of modern times," writes David Daley, author of Ratf**ked: The True Story Behind the Secret Plan to Steal America's Democracy, a 210 book about REDMAP.
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Dutton, 28, considers himself a collateral victim of the International Olympic Committee's protracted process of deciding whether to bar dozens of Russians after one of the most audacious doping plots in sports history.
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Chicago (CNN)Russia's interference in the U.S. election was but the latest and most audacious episode in Moscow's ongoing effort to destroy liberal democracy and the Trans-Atlantic partnership, says a top Ukrainian leader.
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Al Qaeda threat Al Qaeda staged its most audacious attack on US soil on September 11, 2001, when its members carried out four co-ordinated attacks on major US targets, killing round 3,000 people.
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Whether it's the most audacious piece of television ever made or Lynch's magnum opus film chopped into 18 segments, the third season of Twin Peaks is a rich and demanding work to dive into.
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For example, Access, the division which houses Alphabet's Fiber internet efforts, was once one of the company's most audacious projects, but it has been significantly scaled back under Alphabet in both ambition and budget.
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In one of his most audacious feats to date, LeBron James has put himself in charge of more than just the Cleveland Cavaliers' offense as they face the Golden State Warriors in the N.B.A. finals.
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The siege of Ghazni is perhaps the most audacious example of a Taliban resurgence that has whittled the gains made after tens of thousands of American troops launched a campaign to oust them from power.
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A new year can bring many changes, but 1999 saw what the Times's Op-Ed page called the "most audacious gamble in the history of currency": the launch of the euro, the common European currency.
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To me, this is the Platonic ideal for Going Out Pants, because they are widely available, almost uniformly flattering, and are plain enough to partner well with the most audacious going out top you own.
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"This is the latest escalation in the left's never-ending judicial war, the most audacious yet," Mr. McConnell said, after describing Democratic opposition in the past to Judge Robert H. Bork and Justice Clarence Thomas.
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President Donald Trump's administration is taking its most audacious step yet to roll back Medicaid, with a new plan that would cap spending for the government program upon which poor Americans depend for health insurance.
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The group of demonstrators waved flags, chanted slogans and pumped fists in the air, before being moved out by police, in the most audacious of nearly a week of protests against President Lenin Moreno's government.
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Trump's bet represents his most audacious risk yet in a presidency built on his own conviction that his superior negotiating skills can unlock an era of congressional inertia and pass laws that will reshape the nation.
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The operation is perhaps the most audacious example of hardware hacking by a nation state ever publicly reported, with a branch of China's armed forces reportedly forcing Chinese manufacturers to insert microchips into US-designed servers.
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In 2015, Airbnb raised $1.5 billion at a valuation north of $25 billion, and it won a decisive political battle in San Francisco that set in motion the tech industry's most audacious political organizing operation yet.
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This film had the most audacious plot of all of them: A nuclear bomb is detonated inside Baltimore, and everyone thinks it's the work of the new Russian leader, President Nemerov (Mance Rayder, er, Ciarán Hinds).
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The most audacious part of this is that a White House that routinely misinforms and lies would expect trust or -- even short of that -- the benefit of the doubt from anyone, even the usual GOP suspects.
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The fall of Daenerys ranks among Game of Thrones' most audacious narrative turns in the abstract, but we will never feel the full weight of it until we can understand it from her point of view.
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This is one of the most audacious frauds probably in Russian history, it's just a cash cow that keeps channeling money back into Putin's pockets but also helps support the whole pro-Putin political architecture in Ukraine.
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" Some years later, the Village Voice critic William Paul caught "Witchfinder General" and — in a review that established Reeves's posthumous American reputation — declared him "the most audacious visual talent to have come out of England since Hitchcock.
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Many documentarians may use journalistic standards as a guide, and many indeed want to inform the public, bear witness, or even change the world, but the most audacious and arresting nonfiction cinema has little in common with reporting.
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The surprise takeover bid for Booker is arguably Tesco CEO Dave Lewis's most audacious move since joining the supermarket group shortly before an accounting scandal plunged the firm into its worst crisis in its near 100-year history.
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One of the strangest, most audacious openings I've ever seen Paul Dano plays Hank, a young man stranded on an island — how, where, or why, we don't know, but he's had enough and is ready to hang himself.
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In one of the most audacious assassinations of the 21st century, Kim was poisoned with VX nerve agent at Kuala Lumpur International Airport in February on his way back to his home in the Chinese territory of Macau.
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It is the most audacious subscription plan since the fall of MoviePass and Alamo's CEO and founder, Tim League, certainly gives credit to the now-bankrupt startup as being the North Star in bringing Season Pass to life.
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While his customers may have been reaching euphoria after their second bomb of MDMA, DPR2 was reveling in the chase, in the feeling of being one step ahead, and of disregarding the rules in the most audacious ways possible.
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That determination ended a three-year suspension that had been imposed after the discovery of one of the most audacious and sophisticated cheating schemes in history, one that corrupted a number of major international sporting events, including several Olympics.
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The Houthis said they launched the aerial attacks using 10 drones, which would make it by far the rebel group's most audacious attack on Saudi Arabia since the kingdom intervened in Yemen's civil war more than four years ago.
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At least 12 people were killed when six attackers mounted simultaneous gun and suicide bomb assaults on Iran's Parliament building and the tomb of the republic's revolutionary founder, in one of the most audacious assaults to hit Tehran in decades.
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It could provide a big boost for the most audacious ideas, like moonshots to cure cancer, or inject new life into the fodder of contemporary tech-news fiction, like underground tunnels and magnet-powered hyperloops, as Elon Musk hypes so often.
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In Britain, however, fears of a disorderly Brexit weighed on Britain's mid-cap index, which underperformed the broader markets as Prime Minister Boris Johnson made his most audacious bid yet to take Britain out of the European Union on Oct.
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Business Insider spoke to former coworkers of Marcus, to learn more about the man behind Facebook&aposs most audacious project in years, what he&aposs like as a leader, and how his personal attributes might shape the outcome of Libra.
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Perhaps his most audacious meta move was to spend an episode of The OC parodying his own show, in this season one jaunt that sees Ryan, Seth, Summer, and Marissa heading to LA for the birthday party of a Hollywood actor.
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On April 30, just before she went to bed, she found out that early that morning, Guaidó had pulled his most audacious move yet: Standing outside La Carlota, a military base in Caracas, he had called on the military to turn on Maduro.
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In the early months of Mr Trump's presidency, he had equal footing with the chief of staff, Reince Priebus, who was ousted last month, and launched some of the administration's most audacious endeavours, including one to deny visas to many foreign Muslims.
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Jones, known for brassy talk and bold moves, may be making his most audacious maneuver yet in taking on fellow owners, with whom he normally holds considerable sway in matters like the relocation of teams and how the league spends its money.
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It might have gone down as the most ridiculous scene in the most audacious film that Anthony Harvey ever worked on, but — at least as Mr. Harvey told the story — a momentous event in the real world kept it from the moviegoing public.
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As Vox previously explained, this is what Idaho's proposal would have done: The state has rolled out the most audacious anti-Obamacare proposal yet, one that openly defies the fact that the Affordable Care Act is still in effect and in force.
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For lifelong Alcott fans, to see her personality shining so plainly through Jo (played in the film by the great Saoirse Ronan) feels like overdue, mainstream recognition of the author as one of the most audacious, feminist literary talents in American history.
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But the one that arguably made the biggest error was also the one making the most audacious claim: VoteCastr, a brand-new startup, promised to provide real-time projections on Tuesday, as the votes were being collected, but before vote totals were actually released.
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While angel groups often invest in high-growth venture deals — in fact, Red Bear Angels has invested alongside the most audacious institutional VCs — every angel group decision is made based on the participation of its members, all of whom pursue varying personal portfolio diversification strategies.
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To date, even the most audacious pilot programs, like Uber's fleet of commercial autonomous taxis in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, require the presence of a safety driver who can assume control in the event of a dynamic situation that overwhelms the car's mapping and radar systems.
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Trump's transformation from a billionaire Manhattan real-estate magnate who jetted around in a private Boeing, into an advocate for the crushed dreams of middle class Americans in the globalized economy was one of the most audacious and successful aspects of his presidential campaign.
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North Korea just successfully tested an intercontinental ballistic missile, one of its most audacious moves yet — and a vivid reminder that Pyongyang seems determined to test whether President Donald Trump is willing to turn his tough talk about the country's nuclear threat into action.
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It was perhaps the most audacious escalation in a series of precedent-busting Senate skirmishes in recent decades — tracing from Democratic opposition to Judge Robert H. Bork and Justice Clarence Thomas to the wide-scale use of the filibuster by Republicans under Mr. Obama.
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For this greatest of travel weeks, we're reviewing all the juicy, fun here-to-there stories we wrote in the last year or so, about building the most audacious flying machine ever, about staying healthy on your next flight, and about surprisingly safe airport Wi-Fi.
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In "Fourth Floor to Mildness" (2016), an installation the artist designed specifically for the fourth floor of the New Museum, Rist makes her most audacious move yet by crowding the large gallery with more than a dozen single and double beds covered in blue or green bedspreads.
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In a long, fascinating, meandering interview at South by Southwest in Austin yesterday, Elon Musk — the serial entrepreneur behind some of the world's most audacious new companies — revealed himself to be the billionaire who actually has done the most to prepare for the coming catastrophes that could end humanity.
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After bragging to her about the 125 companies he's seeded "to move a great philosophy toward a better future," an Elon Musk type reveals his most audacious investment: a space program that will take humanity to another planet, something NASA is currently out of the business of attempting.
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But the thing that most likely triggered Colm's memory—the thing that has landed Tyndall in the news recently, and the thing that, if you ask around, may have cost Tyndall his job at the BCCDC earlier this year—is his latest and most audacious idea for combatting the overdose crisis.
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That determination, criticized by athletes and other antidoping officials at the time, ended a three-year suspension that had been imposed after the discovery of one of the most audacious and sophisticated cheating schemes in history, a conspiracy that corrupted a number of major international sporting events, including several Olympics.
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But an overlooked line in his financial disclosure form, which he was forced to amend to detail those foreign payments, reveals he was also involved in one of the most audacious—and some say harebrained—schemes in recent memory: a plan to build scores of U.S. nuclear power plants in the Middle East.
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MUMBAI, India — In one of the most audacious experiments in India's modern history, Prime Minister Narendra Modi banned the two largest bills — of 22 rupees, or about $2000, and 230,22 rupees — which account for about 2500 percent of the currency in a country where 0003 percent of financial transactions are done in cash.
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But Operation Varsity Blues, the racketeering investigation that led to charges against 13 people, is one of the most audacious schemes yet: Prosecutors say proctors were bribed to fake scores, test takers were hired to impersonate students and at least one family was encouraged to falsely claim their son had a disability.
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And so began a career that in time would lead Mr. Mendez, who died on Saturday at 21960, to orchestrate one of the most audacious covert operations in C.I.A. history: the rescue of six American diplomats from a tumultuous Iran after Islamic militants had stormed the United States Embassy in Tehran on Nov.
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His daughter, Siti Aisyah and a Vietnamese woman, Doan Thi Huong, stand accused of carrying out one of the most audacious assassination plots of the 21st Century: the murder of Kim Jong Nam, the half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The pair's trial began on Monday, in the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur.
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Both films, along with Universal's 1930 adaptation of "All Quiet on the Western Front," were part of the ambitious slate of Universal movies initiated by Carl Laemmle Jr. The son of the studio's co-founder, Carl Laemmle, Junior Laemmle, as he was called, is a largely forgotten figure who facilitated some of Hollywood's most audacious films.
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In fact one of the most audacious tricks that Republicans sought to pull off was ginning up as much outrage over a loathsome Latino Victory Fund ad that ran on television just a handful of times — it showed a truck with a Confederate flag hunting down children of color — as there was over viciously negative commercials of Gillespie's that blanketed the airwaves.
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He wrote three books: "Master of Disguise: My Secret Life in the CIA" (2000), with Malcolm McConnell; "Spy Dust: Two Masters of Disguise Reveal the Tools and Operations That Helped Win the Cold War" (2003), with his wife and Bruce Henderson; and "Argo: How the CIA and Hollywood Pulled Off the Most Audacious Rescue in History" (2013), with Matt Baglio.
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In the year that's passed, the warm wash of relief I felt when seeing those blond women in pussyhats have transformed into a gut-reactive side-eye, like the one I shot an older, well-to-do white woman on the train the other day, suspicious that her hat was the most audacious actions she's taken on in the name of feminism this year.
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But as it seeks to spare its most audacious projects from prohibitive government regulations — big bets like internet-beaming balloons and energy-capturing kites — Google is hiring even more help in Washington, D.C.. Starting in September, the secretive Google X research lab retained a trio of outside lobbyists with deep connections to lawmakers on Capitol Hill, according to a newly filed federal ethics disclosure.
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But as it seeks to spare its most audacious projects from prohibitive government regulations — big bets like internet-beaming balloons and energy-capturing kites — Google and its parent, Alphabet, is hiring even more help in Washington, D.C.. Starting in September, the secretive research lab known now as X has retained a trio of outside lobbyists with deep connections to lawmakers on Capitol Hill, according to a newly filed federal ethics disclosure.
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If history is to remember one of the most audacious photo ops in American diplomacy as anything more than a stunt, the President must now produce breakthroughs from his friendship with the brutal dictator Kim Jong Un. Yet even if that progress is slow to emerge, Trump can still chalk up a valuable political win that will underscore how his foreign policy is often directed by his electoral priorities.
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I'm not surprised there's not a sequence where they're giving Norway a tour of their gaming house on Youtube: "Hey guys, Team Panoptic here..." It's one of the weirdest, most audacious pieces of product placement since the Prince of Persia: Two Thrones debacle on Life, where a group of LAPD detectives "hack" a drug dealer's secret database by having his little sister play through the entire game until a cutscene triggers and a spreadsheet fills the screen.
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And, when Yachty arrived at the Q.C. studios on a recent night, he certainly looked like a star: he was wearing a powder-blue sweatshirt by Marino Infantry, a hip-hop-influenced skateboarding company; bright-yellow University of Michigan basketball shorts; and a multicolored pendant of Bart Simpson with red braids, which doubled as a tribute to Gucci Mane, whose own Bart Simpson pendant, from a decade ago, is widely recognized as one of the most audacious pieces of jewelry in hip-hop history, and therefore one of the best.
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