The comments marked Meadows's most explicit call yet for Rosenstein's resignation.
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This shift was most explicit in the evolution of resort advertising.
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An essay on women's writing contains her most explicit artistic manifesto.
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Most explicit results will now be filtered out of Google searches.
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YouTube was slow to remove even his most explicit calls for violence.
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Mr. Trump's most explicit statements about banning Muslims came during the campaign.
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Four of his most explicit black-and-white images appear under a spotlight.
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The most explicit shot is of Ms. Helbig longingly biting her lower lip.
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Troublingly, some of the most explicit content was surfaced when searching for children's movies.
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Sarah refrained from publishing the most explicit of Anne's love letters in her memoirs.
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This film seems to be the most explicit expression of 'I'm really fucking mad.
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This aggressive upward redistribution is most explicit in the tax plans moving through Congress.
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Bernie Sanders, the most explicit of the Roosevelt wannabes, is in the latter category.
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The first and most explicit is in Luke's lesson to Rey about the Force.
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It was the administration's most explicit backing yet for efforts to unseat Mr. Maduro.
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It was the most explicit threat yet from the country in an escalating trade spat.
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Papadopoulos made this most explicit when the government of Italy shook up its intelligence services.
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This is the most explicit and public the Trump administration has been about supporting it.
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As usual, Donald Trump was the most explicit conduit for this Republican strategy of delegitimization.
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One simple, open dialogue leads to one of Freeform's sexiest, most explicit sex scenes in history.
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The comments are the Trump administration's most explicit rebuke of Russia's claim on Crimea to date.
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His comments are the Trump administration's most explicit rebuke of Russia's claim on Crimea to date.
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The fast food chain's latest viral marketing stunt is probably its most explicit declaration of love.
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While this is the most explicit work in the series, it is also the most abstract.
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Some of the most explicit scenes had been edited for American audiences, but opposition was powerful.
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The plea represents the most explicit evidence connecting the Trump campaign to the Russian election efforts.
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A.G. The Museum of Modern Art just recently bought the biggest, most explicit, erotic drawing actually.
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But his comments on Thursday were his most explicit since Loeffler was named as Isakson's replacement.
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His preemptive strike Thursday was his most explicit attempt yet to use Obama as a shield.
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The most explicit example of this line of argument comes from Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky.
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The ICE paired with its icy blue in the lead image above is the most explicit coincidence.
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"They're generally not the most useful words — the ones that stick are generally the most explicit," he laughed.
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The most explicit the book gets on the topic of abortion is its analysis of Planned Parenthood v.
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Godless just happens to be the show that's most explicit about the connection between sex work and power.
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Euphoria's most explicit scene involves over 30 nude men in a locker room, and yes, you see...everything.
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"Look" features two separate dick pic segments and the most explicit scene about a micropenis in recent memory.
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This was the most explicit opportunity the Trump administration had to show that its rhetoric would translate into action.
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But they represent the most explicit threat yet to Mr. Rosenstein by lawmakers with close ties to Mr. Trump.
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It's not lurid — the most explicit scene shows them snuggling in a sleeping bag — but it is occasionally silly.
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This provision, previously reported by Bloomberg News, which called it the "polar payoff," is the state's most explicit goody.
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But season four has some of the most explicit and complex discussions of consent I've ever seen on television.
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After about a dozen hours with the game, I realized I was starting to tune out its most explicit narratives.
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China delivers its most explicit threat to use military force in Hong Kong if protests get bigger and more violent
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Quoting from emails, prosecutors laid out the most explicit evidence to date that Americans knowingly aided the Russian influence effort.
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But on Wednesday, amid a steady deterioration in relations with Washington, he made some of his most explicit threats ever.
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Alabama is only the latest and most explicit example of what's been happening to abortion rights across the country for decades.
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But Stone's apparent endorsement of delegate stalking and outright mayhem is the most explicit sign yet that things could get nasty.
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One of the most explicit examples of Trump dehumanizing and demonizing immigrants came in February during a rally in El Paso.
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The most explicit place is that John Barron article and I had to include that because that's just so insane. Right.
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Illinois also has one of the most explicit constitutional pension guarantees of any state, which makes solving the problem more complicated.
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For now, it's merely the most explicit sign yet (though still implicit) that Apple is indeed working on an AR headset.
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The Shoutouts – Yet Peloton's most explicit levering of our psychology comes from the in-class name-drop shout-outs instructors give.
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Here we have both a comment on the commodification of the female body and the most explicit demonstration of digital selfhood.
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Though Smith has appeared in Out Magazine's "Power 50" list, this is the most explicit admission he's made so far in public.
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The 2010 resolution is Moore's most explicit affirmation of nullification, a theory with a long and controversial history in the United States.
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The metallic is still our most explicit expression of the futuristic: Steel nails evoke cybernetic componentry, chromed lips a space-age prophylactic.
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The most explicit expression of this principle comes in the many conversations in Days of Awe that play out through ventriloquy. In
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And it may very well be the most explicit repurposing of Buffy the Vampire Slayer within a gay male narrative to date.
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The most explicit prohibitions outlaw striking voters simply because they have not cast ballots and ban delistings within 90 days of elections.
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The protest letter was described by a film critic in Iran as one of the most explicit and harshest of its kind.
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Perhaps the most explicit is Feels Good Man, a documentary about one of the most viral memes of all — Pepe the Frog.
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The government passed its most explicit restrictions on black and brown lives during his adolescence, but his hometown didn't easily accommodate separations.
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The fundraiser is the most explicit reelection event effort Trump has participated in during his trip to the UK on official business.
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But the reality is that Trump won the nomination with the most explicit racial language we've seen from a modern presidential candidate.
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Clinton delivered her most explicit warning yet that Trump's rhetoric and foreign policy positions make him unfit to serve in the White House.
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So sure, Amazon partnerships for cars exist, but this is the most explicit attempt by Amazon to takeover the inside of your car.
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As a docufilm and a biopic, respectively, Casting JonBenet and I, Tonya are most explicit about the way people engage with true crime.
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The most explicit of these menaces was made by Kennedy Agyapong, a ruling-party member of parliament who was implicated in the scandal.
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Meanwhile, Janelle delivered the most explicit call for Time's Up through the night so far -- and she had a powerful message of her own.
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Trump, who himself has faced allegations of sexual assault, offered his most explicit show support for Moore yet on a tweet posted Monday morning.
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"The Journey" is the most explicit of the refugee books, depicting high walls with barbed wire and immense border guards lurking in the forest.
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This argument becomes most explicit, and somewhat precarious, in the conclusion, when Hoganson insists that the heartland myth continues to shape political thought today.
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But perhaps the most explicit riff on the trend was the infamous Beto O'Rourke sex tweet, which translated his political positions into sexual ones.
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So far, Warren has released the most explicit proposal to date of the presidential candidates calling to break up big tech platforms with antitrust regulation.
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Hamas and other radical factions are responsible for most explicit forms of incitement to violence, and many of the images they use are truly appalling.
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The disclosures represent the most explicit evidence to date that the Trump administration added the question to the 22015 census to advance Republican Party interests.
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In his most explicit and detailed comments on the central bank's extreme policy options, Lowe outlined two scenarios in which the RBA might cut to zero.
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The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution—perhaps the most explicit legal protection of the right to free speech in the entire world—does not say.
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The trade is most explicit in Michigan, which was supposed to start a version of premium assistance in April, but it never got off the ground.
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The White House newsletter snafu came the same day the President laid out his most explicit call yet for Ukraine to investigate his Democratic rival's family.
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Lavrov's rejection of the story is among the most explicit by Russia, which has repeatedly dismissed allegations of involvement in the hacking of Democratic political organizations.
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The newly revealed messages, some of the 40,000 that the inspector general reviewed in total, appear to be the most explicit texts so far made public.
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The film dramatizes her conversion narrative and includes three unflinching portrayals of abortions, the first and most explicit of which occurs in the first 10 minutes.
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The comments from the Trump administration officials are among the most explicit to date blaming the government of Syrian President Bashar Assad for the chemical strike.
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ECB board member Sabine Lautenschlaeger made the most explicit call so far from an ECB policymaker for paring the bank's 2924.10 trillion euros money-printing program.
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This becomes especially true when you realize the biggest, weirdest, and most explicit moments of incestuous television happened years after Game Of Thrones first premiered in 2011.
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Steven Ellison, FlyLo distributed free Brainfeeder barf bags before the short due to its unsettling skin ailments, copious body fluids, and possibly the most explicit puppetry ever.
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Aciman's book was very explicit and unapologetic about the physical aspect of Elio and Oliver's relationship; the peach scene isn't the most explicit one in the book.
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Giuliani earned the most enthusiastic response from the Republican crowd of the evening because he made the message of impending death the most explicit of anyone speaking.
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Hamas and other radical factions are responsible for the most explicit forms of incitement to violence, and many of the images that they use are truly appalling.
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This week's exploration of the aftermath, both for Elliot and for Trenton and Mobley's families, brought the show's most explicit depiction of the Muslim experience in America.
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Graham, whose subcommittee is focused on Russia's methodology, has expressed the most explicit concern that his investigation will be limited by the developments in the federal probe.
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On its second quarter earnings call it issued its most explicit repudiation to date of rumors that it may spin the digital media unit business out of Verizon.
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So far, the most explicit statement of policy has come from CloudFlare, a content distribution network that drew sustained criticism for retaining the Daily Stormer as a client.
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The letter represents the most explicit acceptance of the 85033 plebiscite's results, where 97 percent of voters picked statehood, albeit with a historically low 23 percent participation rate.
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The indictment includes the most explicit and detailed accusation to date against a Russian, working with the help of an American citizen, to influence the 2016 presidential election.
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Mnuchin made some of the administration's most explicit calls yet for economic stimulus amid the pandemic earlier on Tuesday, calling for checks to be disbursed directly to Americans.
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Buttigieg, who has made the most explicit push of any White House hopeful to reform the courts, said he would nominate judges and justices who value civil rights.
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The move is the most explicit action by a major fund management firm to try to take advantage of the increasing opportunities in lower-cost computer driven funds.
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It also spotlights the most explicit of our untold futures, the actual growing fetus, and frets, ponders, and loves it and its promise despite any unremitting gloom closing in.
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But Saturday's tweet was dubbed Trump's "most explicit commingling of personal interests and public office to date" by Walter Shaub, the former director of the Office of Government Ethics.
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But "Unwomen" is the most explicit The Handmaid's Tale has ever been about how fraught life became for queer people — and just how quickly their degradation became the norm.
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Venezuela: Vice President Mike Pence offered the most explicit American backing yet for the opposition movement trying to unseat President Nicolás Maduro, declaring "unwavering support" for planned mass protests.
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US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo just made the most explicit case yet that the Trump administration may use military force to dislodge Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from power.
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Last week, U.S. Director of National Intelligence James Clapper — in his most explicit comments to date — suggested Russia was behind the breach and subsequent leaks, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Adam Mount, the director of the Defense Posture Project at the Federation of American Scientists, believes Pence's comments were the "most explicit regime change threat yet" from the Trump administration.
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The court documents in the Papadopoulos case represent the most explicit evidence yet that Mr. Trump's campaign was eager to coordinate with Russian officials to undermine his rival, Hillary Clinton.
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Trump's remarks during the roughly 30-minute meeting with members in the East Room of the White House reflected the most explicit administration endorsement yet of the replacement health care plan.
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While the company has said it's committed to working with governments to ensure privacy and reduce harm on its platforms, Zuckerberg's statement is Facebook's most explicit call to date for regulation.
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At CNN's debate Thursday night, the conservative firebrand could use the shared stage to make his most explicit calls yet to Kasich and Rubio to get out of the 2016 race.
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Mueller's questions likely offered Trump his most explicit sense yet as to where the investigation may be going and could perhaps offer him some hints about what witnesses have told Mueller.
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Although the mahjong scene is the most explicit example of the ways the film prioritizes Asian viewers, many critics have pointed out how even the subtler details made them feel seen.
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Warren has been the most explicit and aggressive about her plans to break up Big Tech companies, although she also has surprisingly strong support from Silicon Valley elites and tech employees.
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Though it's one of the most explicit examples of Nike weighing in on protests during the anthem over racial injustice in the NFL, the ad was preceded by Nike's "Equality" campaign.
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"Repealing Obamacare was the central and most explicit promise of G.O.P. Senate candidates for eight years," Ralph Reed, the head of the Faith and Freedom Coalition, wrote on Facebook this week.
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Photo: GettySiri has been known to produce some absolutely bizarre answers to requests from time to time, but iPhone users recently discovered perhaps the strangest—and definitely the most explicit—response yet.
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Barclays analysts said Bristol-Myers' trial provides perhaps the most explicit evidence to date that progression-free survival may not be the best yardstick to measure the benefit of immunology-oncology drugs.
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But the most explicit tribute to Bach comes roughly five minutes in, when the first-violin soloist plays a scale reminiscent of the broken D major scale that opens the Fifth Brandenburg.
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Others said they simply wished both candidates would focus on the policy issues closest to the district, and even Mr. Delgado's most explicit lyrics should have no bearing in the congressional race.
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The plea deal former Trump adviser George Papadopoulos took with Mueller provides the most explicit evidence thus far that the Trump campaign knew the Russian government was trying to help Trump win.
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Duterte has repeatedly signaled he is looking to distance the Philippines from the United States, but his comments yesterday were his most explicit on a planned pivot towards US rivals China and Russia.
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Parliament's approval of the 22013 budget last week marked the most explicit attempt so far by a euro zone country to roll back reforms and spending cuts imposed during an EU/IMF bailout.
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This element is most explicit in the season's 10th episode, a literal journey through the wilderness for the catty and quip-ready Margo (Summer Bishil) as she attempts to find her life's purpose.
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While some had advised Ms. McBath to dilute the most explicit parts of her son's murder, she believed it was integral to telling an authentic story about her life and experiences, she said.
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The plea represents the most explicit evidence that the Trump campaign was aware that the Russian government was trying to help Mr. Trump and that the campaign was eager to accept that help.
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Trump may be the most explicit and controversial in doing so, but he is by no means the only one, at either end of the political spectrum, to suggest that America should be scared.
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China has been flexing its military might for several weeks in the lead up to what has been labelled by observers as its most explicit threat to use force in Hong Kong seen yet.
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The indictment explained, in detail, how Russian intelligence officers hacked the Democratic National Committee and the Clinton presidential campaign, providing the most explicit account to date of the Russian government's meddling in American democracy.
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Hard drives belonging to the strategist, discovered by his daughter after he died, are the most explicit evidence to date to show that the Trump administration added the question to advance Republican Party interests.
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More persuasively, this is not the first (although it is the most explicit) time Posner has expressed sympathies towards conditioning the application of the Constitution's original meaning on the prevailing winds of modern public passions.
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But in Iowa, it was immigration that birthed the most explicit, concentrated contrast Cruz has offered on the stump since he shredded the non-aggression pact that the pair had essentially signed during Trump's rise.
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The latest and most explicit public example came Thursday during a speech the President gave at the Pentagon on missile defense, which was laden with partisan references to the border wall and the government shutdown.
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It may be the most explicit acknowledgment yet from a content moderation company that the job now being done by tens of thousands of people around the world can come with severe mental health consequences.
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" Buttigieg mounted his most explicit attacks yet on Sanders in a post-Nevada caucuses speech that accused his rival of "ignoring, dismissing, or even attacking the very Democrats we absolutely must send to Capitol Hill.
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When the new president announced his ban on immigrants from seven Muslim-majority nations, it was widely seen as Trump moving to quickly carry out one of his most explicit — and most controversial — campaign promises.
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You can't see who's on the bed during the most explicit portion of the tape, but after the bed scene 2 people who look like Kevin and Montia are walking around in various stages of undress.
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It was the most explicit statement yet from the Chinese government about the "re-education camps," where approximately one million Uighurs, a Muslim minority group in China's western Xinjiang province, are being confined against their will.
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This week, JP Morgan Chase unveiled a $20 billion plan to hike wages, hire more people, open branches and expand its business — the most explicit response to the tax cuts of any major bank so far.
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Trump refused to comment on whether Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was complicit in the murder, but he provided perhaps his most explicit show of support for the prince since Khashoggi's death more than two months ago.
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While not technically safe for work, this version has the most explicit moments censored:As The Washington Post reported earlier today, bystanders were left "speechless" after the graphic video began playing on a display screen inside the station.
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In its most explicit assessment so far of this Chinese capability, the Pentagon in its latest annual report on China's military, published in August, said that Beijing now has a "credible" and "viable" sea-based nuclear deterrent.
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"I Want Your Sex," 1987 "I Want Your Sex" might seem positively G-rated today, but Michael's most explicit song about doing the deed was wildly controversial in 1987, the height of the AIDS epidemic in America.
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The joint statement is the most explicit move yet by regulators to downplay guidance such as advisories, bulletins, and frequently asked questions, which banks and Republicans say could circumvent the more rigorous process of writing unambiguous rules.
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Trump replied with his most explicit comments about the Fed since taking office, saying that Yellen was "not toast," that he had "respect" for her, and that he would prefer the Fed to keep interests rates low.
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The report, an eight-step guide prepared by the Secret Service's National Threat Assessment Center, is one of the most explicit pieces of literature to come out of the Trump administration on how to prevent targeted attacks.
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Background reading: • Mr. Papadopoulos's plea represents the most explicit evidence that the Trump campaign was aware that the Russian government was trying to help Donald J. Trump and that the campaign was eager to accept that help.
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The initiative is the most explicit action by a major fund management firm in reaction to the exodus of investors from actively managed stock funds to cheaper funds that track every variety of index and investment theme.
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Ryan instead acknowledged the election had taken some "dark" turns and gave Republicans their most explicit warning yet that they must act to prevent the possibility of a Democratic sweep of power in the White House and Congress.
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The comments from Maas, a Social Democrat, were the most explicit yet from the government but they echoed a statement from a government spokeswoman who said earlier Germany had not offered to join a planned U.S.-naval mission.
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DRESDEN, Germany (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel urged her conservatives on Saturday to forge a three-way alliance with the pro-business Free Democrats (FDP) and the Greens, her most explicit backing yet for the so-called "Jamaica" coalition.
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Benjamin Griveaux's comments were the most explicit yet by the French government that the faltering coalition talks in Germany posed a risk to Macron's ideas for reform of the euro zone, as well as defence, immigration and energy policy.
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Trump refused to comment on whether the crown prince was complicit in the murder, but he provided perhaps his most explicit show of support for MbS, as the prince is known, since Khashoggi's death more than two months ago.
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Canadian envoy John McCallum's comments to Chinese-language media, which were broadcast on Wednesday, are the most explicit sign yet from a Canadian official that Meng Wanzhou, Huawei's chief financial officer, may not be sent to the United States.
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Trump's comments about the Fed were his most explicit about the U.S. central bank since he took office in January, and suggest a lower likelihood that he plans to try to push monetary policy in some unorthodox new direction.
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In his opening statement during public impeachment hearings Wednesday, Gordon Sondland, the ambassador to the European Union, gave one of the most explicit, jarring confirmations of a quid pro quo agreement implicating the Trump administration and the Ukrainian president.
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While Moore has long said he opposed the Supreme Court's 2003 decision, his response to Press's question is the most explicit answer he has given in public on his beliefs regarding the legality of sexual conduct between gay adults.
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The memo is the most explicit Republican effort yet to discredit the FBI's investigation into Trump and Russia, alleging that the investigation was infused with an anti-Trump bias under the Obama administration and supported with political opposition research.
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So handguns are in a strange place: They are both the most important weapons in terms of homicide and suicide deaths and the ones that the Supreme Court has put the most explicit restrictions on in terms of regulation.
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Where it stands: A spokesman for China's Ministry of National Defense said this week that the military "could be called in if the police were unable to maintain order" in ongoing protests — China's most explicit warning since protests began last month.
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Comey's comments represented his most explicit intervention yet in the controversy over what US intelligence agencies have assessed was a Russian attempt to disrupt the election -- and a string of counter-claims against the previous administration leveled by Trump himself.
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The monetary and fiscal restraints binding the euro area are the closest modern analogue to the gold standard; if and when a new downturn strikes, Europe may well face the most explicit choice between depression and heavy reliance on foreign demand.
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Look, you give me a robot—even one that exists merely as a screen, speaker, camera, and microphone—and my first order of business is going to be screwing with it: trying to elicit the most explicit response I can.
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You will probably leave "The Place We Built" with a greater understanding of Hungarian political history, though the most explicit lesson comes in the form of a dimly lit puppet show staged at a strange remove from much of the audience.
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While the justices are willing to interpret unconstitutional bias from remarks by civil-rights commissions about a Colorado baker, that clarity somehow got muddled when it came to one of the most explicit acts of presidential bigotry in the modern era.
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WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Mike Pompeo accused Cuba and Russia on Monday of propping up President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela in the Trump administration's most explicit argument yet that his government is a dictatorial regime kept alive by two American adversaries.
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WASHINGTON — Vice President Mike Pence on Tuesday declared the United States' "unwavering support" for planned mass protests in Venezuela against President Nicolás Maduro, the most explicit backing yet by the Trump administration as opposition leaders try to unseat Mr. Maduro.
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China's metals industry issued the country's most explicit threat yet in the row, urging the government to retaliate by targeting U.S. coal - a sector that is central to Trump's political base and his election pledge to restore American industries and blue-collar jobs.
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Supportive, if often by default, of the party's policy agenda at the national level while engaged centrally in the task of sustaining local control, the adaptive machines became the postwar era's most explicit champions of both pragmatism and pluralism in national party affairs.
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Perhaps the most explicit backlash to Victoria's Secret in recent years was Lane Bryant's #ImNoAngel campaign in 2015, which starred curve models like Ashley Graham and was launched as a "tongue-in-cheek" jab at the lack of size diversity in VS advertisements.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration on Tuesday delivered its most explicit embrace yet of Obama-era protections for young undocumented immigrants -- while at the same time issuing new rules that immigration advocates fear effectively chips away at the previous barriers to deportation.
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In one of the most explicit demands yet sent to an ally over Huawei, the United States government has told Germany to drop the Chinese company from its future plans or risk losing access to some US intelligence, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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Ferreira guests on "Blue Boredom," one of the most explicit attempts at Kim Gordon karaoke you'll ever hear; the chiming leads on songs like "Under the Sun" and "Healthy Moon" are just as sticky as anything you'd hear on Murmur or Reckoning.
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There is still work to be done to improve the transparency of electioneering communications that are less explicit in their advocacy for and against candidates, but this decision still will shine a light on the funding of the most explicit of election ads.
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On Wednesday, before a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, Mr. Trump made his most explicit remarks to date on the shape of the peace proposal on which his son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, has been working.
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Through Heimbach's attempts to unite disparate white groups under one umbrella — which finally succeed in Charlottesville — we get a vivid tour of the most explicit and least devious forms of American extremism, with each sub-ideology curdling in its own sour shell.
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Earlier this month, CISA issued China's most explicit threat in the trade spat so far by urging Beijing to retaliate after U.S. President Donald Trump decided tariffs of 25 percent on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminum imports effective March 23.
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"In the forefront both of the Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution and of the Civil Rights Act of 1866, the fundamental principle of citizenship by birth within the dominion was reaffirmed in the most explicit and comprehensive terms," the court wrote at the time.
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"There's a lot of talk about making actors comfortable," said Ms. Warden, who choreographed the intimate moments of the most explicit productions Off Broadway last season, "'Daddy'" and "Slave Play"; has two more Broadway projects lined up; and also works in film and television.
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WASHINGTON — The special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, announced charges on Monday against three advisers to President Trump's campaign and laid out the most explicit evidence to date that his campaign was eager to coordinate with the Russian government to damage his rival, Hillary Clinton.
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Perhaps the most explicit manifestation of manipulative game design is the rising popularity of loot boxes, which are essentially lotteries for coveted items: a player pays real money to buy a virtual treasure box, hoping it contains something valuable within the world of the game.
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It is not only his best, most entertaining work to date—a thriller, a comedy of manners, a disaster epic, and a heist film all rolled into one—but it is also his most explicit film about wealth disparity and the roiling resentment it creates.
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President Vladimir Putin used his state-of-the-nation address to make some of his most explicit threats yet to start a nuclear arms race with the U.S. after the Trump administration said this month that America was withdrawing from a landmark arms control treaty.
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Denouncing the "corrupt gridlock" in Washington and wage stagnation across the country, Michael R. Bloomberg bemoaned a lack of solutions from the 2016 presidential candidates on Thursday night, the most explicit rationale he has offered for why he is considering a third-party campaign of his own.
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China's metals industry issued the country's most explicit threat yet in the row, urging on Friday for the government to retaliate by targeting U.S. coal - a sector that is central to Trump's political base and his election pledge to restore American industries and blue-collar jobs.
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Trump issued his most explicit and public call on Jeff Sessions to shut down the probe on Wednesday, the latest of a series of threats and pressure on the attorney general and the Justice Department that if carried out would move the drama into Nixonian territory.
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In its most explicit move yet, the Superior Council of Private Enterprise in Nicaragua, which represents the private sector, called Sunday on businesses to "join the clamor of mothers, grandmothers and wives who demand justice for the murder of their loved ones" in a march on Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON — William B. Taylor Jr., the top American diplomat in Kiev, provided the most explicit account to date of President Trump's insistence that Ukraine publicly announce an investigation of Mr. Trump's political rivals in exchange for an Oval Office meeting and military assistance to fight Russian-led forces.
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The video "How to Slay a Demon" (from 2019, as are all works in the show) is the most explicit, with women's bodies dressed in silk, brocade or gold lamé being stripped by a series of beasts and monsters sporting claws, horns, tails, baring teeth and bulging eyes.
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Quantum Break may be the most explicit example of games borrowing from film, but it's hardly the first: The story-heavy releases from Telltale Games, which expand the stories and worlds of Game of Thrones and The Walking Dead, are fundamentally narrative experiences with some elements of choice.
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The secretary's remarks on Wednesday signaled his most explicit endorsement yet for long-term U.S. military presence in the country, which he said would aim to crush the remnants of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terror group while taking a stand against increasingly aggressive overtures by Iran.
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In answering the last question of the night, Sanders's rivals said in the most explicit terms yet that they'd opt for a rancorous floor fight if he fails to hit the mark—just before reiterating their belief, in their closing statements, that keeping the party united will be critical moving forward.
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Another angle: New data suggests that the Trump administration has not prioritized prosecuting employers, although jobs represent the biggest lure for those trying to reach the U.S. Newly disclosed documents represent the most explicit evidence to date that Republican Party interests drove the Trump administration's decision to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census.
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One suggested that a lone veteran in Davenport might have given him a fresh perspective on psilocybin, the psychoactive ingredient in "magic mushrooms": Yang went so far as to say, in what appeared to be the most explicit stance of any Democratic presidential contenders, that the country should begin looking into legalizing the drug for medical and therapeutic benefits.
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NEW YORK, Nov 26 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve should move from a strict 2% inflation target to a broad, "flexible" promise that it would average that level over time, a key member of the U.S. central bank's board of governors said on Tuesday in one of the most explicit endorsements yet for changes in its monetary policy framework.
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It's most explicit in adult-oriented games from the early part of the decade: take the pouting women in Bubble Bath Babes (1991), the "gas pump girls" of Leather Goddesses of Phobos 1003 (1991), and Spellcasting 301: Spring Break (1992), in which the protagonist, Ernie Eaglebeak, has his way with an array of beautiful, submissive women.
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The comment was Trump's most explicit yet on where he stands on the future for recipients of the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, the kind of clue lawmakers on Capitol Hill have been urging the President to drop for months now and a moderate stance that lawmakers in the middle of the road have been hoping Trump could embrace.
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On the same day that Mr. Taylor provided the most explicit account to date of Mr. Trump's campaign to pressure Ukraine to publicize an investigation of his political rivals, a publisher announced that the anonymous author of an Op-Ed published last year in The New York Times describing an active resistance to Mr. Trump's agenda inside his own administration had written a tell-all book.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpOur justice system must reward success Former Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Roy Moore calls for Omar to go back from 'whence she came' MORE's feud with Jerome Powell reached new heights Friday as the Federal Reserve chairman delivered his most explicit rebuttal to the president after sustaining more than a year's worth of public attacks.
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And while that was one of the show's most explicit Jewish moments — others include an ode to every Jewish mom who has ever needed to pee (and simultaneously harangue her daughter about everything that's wrong with her), and an epic J.A.P battle — Crazy Ex-Girlfriend was full of subtle nods to Bloom's heritage, as Rebecca navigated love, heartbreak and career life as a Jewish woman.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaKing incites furor with abortion, rape and incest remarks San Jose mayor proposes mandatory liability insurance for gun owners Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D), another Bay Area liberal who endorsed both Crowley and Ocasio-Cortez in the New York primary, has been perhaps the most explicit about the need for generational change in the Democratic Party.
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Mr. Trump on Friday also leveled another attack on William B. Taylor Jr., the administration's top diplomat in Ukraine, who earlier this week in closed-door testimony laid out the most explicit account to date of a quid pro quo connecting Mr. Trump's delivery of military assistance to Ukraine, and an Oval Office meeting with President Volodymyr Zelensky, to an investigation by the Ukranians of his political rivals.
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The comments are the Trump administration's most explicit rebuke of Russia's claim on Crimea to date, and come as President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE faces criticism for his handling of a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin last week.
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" The most explicit outburst of this rolling moral panic probably came from David Ward, a former U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent who claimed on the Fox News show Your World with Neil Cavuto, "We have these individuals coming from all over the world that have some of the most extreme medical care in the world, and they are coming in with diseases such as smallpox and leprosy and TB that are going to infect our people in the United States.
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To understand the big picture before you take on the article as a whole, slowly read just the first four paragraphs, annotating as you go to mark both what seems most important and what confuses you: The special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, announced charges on Monday against three advisers to President Trump's campaign and laid out the most explicit evidence to date that his campaign was eager to coordinate with the Russian government to damage his rival, Hillary Clinton.
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Read more:India is replaying Trump's favorite strategy by accusing the media of fake news in Kashmir, where it cut off the internet and tried to silence journalistsPakistan issued its most explicit threat of war against India yet as the 2 nuclear powers clash over KashmirIf India and Pakistan have a nuclear war, scientists say it could trigger Ice-Age temperatures, cause global famine, and kill 125 million peopleA man in Kashmir says he was blinded in one eye after being shot by police pellets.
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