Each U.S. index had been on a multiday upward trend.
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Traditionally, almost everyone visiting the Galápagos takes a multiday cruise.
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The S&P 21999 and Nasdaq both broke multiday win streaks.
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Travelers sleep in nomadic shepherd settlements and huts during multiday hikes.
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A multiday hearing on the case had been scheduled to begin Wednesday.
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Michael Cohen tapes, President Trump, tip of the iceberg or multiday story?
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They are scheduled to return 10 days later for another multiday swing.
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A massive multiday concert attended by thousands took place over the weekend.
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When there's a big multiday running story, you almost can't push too much.
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They have taken me everywhere, from hot summer hikes to springtime multiday trips.
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The size and weight are important if you're doing a multiday backpacking trip.
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It's perfect for short weekend trips but also excels for longer, multiday excursions.
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Airbnb divides experiences into multiday "immersions" or single experiences (just a few hours).
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If you're doing multiday ski trips, you don't want to get residual fatigue.
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The foreign, finance and commerce ministers will hold press conferences throughout the multiday session.
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These multiday classes teach about budgeting, managing credit, saving and investing for the future.
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MSNBC scheduled a multiday climate change forum with the presidential hopefuls later that month.
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Valter Longo, director of the University of Southern California Longevity Institute, undertakes multiday fasts.
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They're welcoming hotels for travelers to spend a night or even a multiday layover.
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She's coordinating at the highest level, making sure her multiday events go off without a hitch.
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Does a multiday, multistate drive with young kids sound like the furthest thing from a vacation?
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Instead, the famous multiday camping festival on a UK farm will next take place in 2021.
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The strike came on the heels of a multiday military revolt that erupted in early January.
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"This has to be the beginning of a multiday effort that is long overdue," Mr. Alterman said.
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A multiday feast might begin with leib, or Estonian black bread, with rich butter from local cows.
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An "Extended Battery Mode" setting allows multiday battery life while keeping notifications and heart rate monitoring active.
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The Iraqi authorities lifted a multiday curfew in Baghdad on Saturday that many antigovernment protesters had ignored.
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But that vote is merely the first step in what could be a complex, multiday legislative process.
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In 2015, Charles and World of Wonder created RuPaul's DragCon, a multiday convention about all things drag.
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The authors rightly caution:[In] reality we could be susceptible to a multiday, multiregional extreme space weather event.
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During the multiday sentencing hearing, Bergdahl himself testified that he was sorry for the wounds suffered by searchers.
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Treasury yields, which move opposite prices, went lower as investors sought safety, and the continued a multiday decline.
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It was reconfigured as a multiday festival in 2010 in Asheville, N.C., and relocated this year to Durham.
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I should recuse myself, because I really would like to attend one of your husband's multiday dinner parties.
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Many Californians think they should never have been faced with the choice between multiday blackouts and deadly fires.
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But many Californians say they should have never been forced into this choice: deadly fires or multiday blackouts.
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The Israel Festival, a multiday event that includes dance, theater and music, is supported with culture ministry funding.
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In addition, multiday celebrations for the Lunar New Year have been canceled in Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong.
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"Yes, we commuted the sentence of Rod Blagojevich," Trump told reporters before departing for a multiday trip west.
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Keep in mind that for these multiday tickets, there is a limited amount of time to use them.
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In the mid-nineties, the jam band Phish put on a series of multiday camping festivals around the country.
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They can damage a home's exterior, break large tree branches, and knock down power lines, causing multiday power failures.
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Gallup has conducted social distancing practices surveying every night on the panel since March 13 and reports multiday averages.
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Some of those trucks head out on the nearby tangle of interstate highways for multiday trips across the country.
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The writer Sheila Marikar and her intended, both children of Indian immigrants, planned their multiday Hindu wedding for California.
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The Greece-based travel company TrueGreece, for one, has new private half-day to multiday walking tours of Santorini.
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The expanded Airbnb Animal Experiences range from 90 minutes with Otto, the skateboarding dog, to multiday safaris with conservationists.
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In response to Khizr Khan's speech and subsequent media interviews, Trump launched a damaging multiday feud with the family.
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I became a continuing-education junkie in my early years and even went to 15 multiday events one year.
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Going into event-execution week for a multiday, multicelebration destination wedding is extremely chaotic, exciting, overwhelming, and most definitely interesting.
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It's also a solution for businesses that don't want to pay the fee for one of Snapchat's custom, multiday filters.
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Expect a lot of heavy gadget news in the days ahead before the multiday show officially kicks off on Friday.
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In order to show off what it could offer, Spotify continued its annual tradition of throwing a multiday house party.
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The stunt occurred as Trump visited his Turnberry golf resort as part of his multiday trip to the United Kingdom.
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During the month of the awards, Australia's various tourism groups are providing about 160 lavish multiday experiences for visiting journalists.
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A multiday decline, in your first few years of managing to put a bit of money away, can be harrowing.
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The multiday, pre-colonial Mexican festival, a personal and intimate celebration of deceased ancestors, traces its roots to Aztec rituals.
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Nearly the entire village turned out for each multiday service, costing her thousands of dollars to feed mourners several times.
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The next time there's a tie, delegates should be awarded by slot machine, black jack, or multiday Texas hold 'em tournaments.
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But the well-heeled fest-goers who paid thousands for the multiday event weren't the only ones affected by the scam.
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And it was a Shoney's, where there was a breakfast rally for Bevin, who was embarking on this multiday bus tour.
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"A large Afghan-led, multiday operation in Sangin, Helmand, has been supported by U.S. advisers and coalition airstrikes," Sergeant Richardson said.
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The museum ought to consider a multiday offer, especially if it's encouraging visits to both the larger museum and PS1, too.
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Interior said obtaining the permits is the top challenge those groups face in accessing federal land, particularly for long, multiday events.
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Back in town, he staged sumptuous multiday tournaments, jousting with local noblemen and foreign champions in ritualized, but still dangerous, mock combat.
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With a multiday severe weather outbreak poised to strike the central U.S., an armada of weather researchers is heading into the Plains.
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Flexible pricing applies to one-day tickets only, it said, while charges for multiday tickets will not change based on attendance levels.
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Adam Parkhomenko organized the performance as part of a multiday protest over Trump's summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, People Magazine reported.
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BroadwayCon, the multiday gathering of theater fans that survived a record snowstorm during its first convention earlier this year, is getting bigger.
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EDWIGE CHEVALLIER, the general manager and owner of W Travel France, a Paris-based company selling half- to multiday tours of Paris.
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"Customers should be prepared that restoration could be a multiday effort due to the extensive damage," the company said in a statement.
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What resulted was a multiday, multi-pronged onslaught of harassment from not only gun-control activists but groups who target transgender people.
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It was a multiday crisis that seemed entirely foreseeable, given that Mr. Biden's physical touching occurred over many years, often in public.
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Monday was the worst day of the year for stocks, but the three stock benchmarks snapped a streak of multiday losses Tuesday.
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The experience of returning to that self, like the experience of a multiday meditation retreat, is at once startling and deeply sad.
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Jackson Hole's last multiday closing during ski season was in 1986, Ms. Cole said, when there was a snowstorm and avalanche risk.
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Several hold "hostel takeovers," multiday multimedia events that feature the creation of art as well as live music and other performance arts.
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More than 65 women are expected to confront the doctor and share victim impact statements over the course of the multiday hearing.
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A judge has scheduled what will be the case&aposs fourth multiday preliminary hearing, and the first sentencing is also on the horizon.
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This year, there are also periodic multiday events featuring professional artists such as the potter Keith Kreeger and the glass artist Richard Jolley.
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Hillary Clinton, who holds a strong lead in most national polls, visited Ohio on Friday to start a multiday tour of swing states.
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But the president dismissed such talk by offering a strong show of support for Barr before departing for a multiday trip out West.
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Tents were created to provide shelter in the wilderness and upscale versions can be found increasingly in remote locales accessible on multiday trips.
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On June 18, Fuchs gained social media stardom when her then-boyfriend, Gabriel Grossman, decided to take her on a multiday Instagram proposal adventure.
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It is celebrating with a multiday festival full of live music, food, and drink, in addition to hosting an annual astronomical convention, Astrocon 2017.
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Directed by Rachel Lears, the documentary was the subject of a multiday bidding war between Netflix, Hulu, Amazon and other companies, according to Variety.
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At least, not until she penned the song at one of the camps, multiday gatherings put on twice a year by Sony/ATV Music.
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When I was in my 20s I began taking multiday bike journeys — touring — and I've continued that practice or sport into the present day.
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The productions pay from $5,000 for a few hours in an amenities space or apartment to $100,000 for a multiday shoot, Mr. Barowitz said.
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She and her bandmate Jeff Monge are planning a multiday festival at Saint Vitus called Metal Punk Death Fest, which is scheduled for September.
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Critic's Notebook The touring multiday rap festival arrived at Citi Field with a vision of the genre that's no longer rooted in the city.
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Celebrity Cruises' multiday excursions include two nights at Angkor Wat in Cambodia and a two-day trip to Jerusalem, Galilee, and Bethlehem in Israel.
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"The multiday rally in the U.S. dollar abated amid tentative cooling in global risks," said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union Business Solutions.
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Whether it's a short day-hike or a multiday backpacking trip, you want the pants to hold up to whatever the outdoors throws at them.
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Historians trace the origins of the multiday fete back thousands of years to Mesoamerican festivals, when people believed that the dead returned temporarily to Earth.
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The season explores the decisions behind many of the industry innovations Phish helped pioneer — like self-produced multiday music festivals and direct-to-fan ticketing.
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MR. YANG What's interesting, Matt, is that when you talk about the tying up of a presidential campaign it's actually very much a multiday affair.
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The couple married a decade later in a multiday party at the Taillacs' Gascony chateau, Luxeube, not 20 miles from where Mr. Touhami grew up.
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It turns out that "ski safaris" — multiday trips that include stops in both resorts and mountain huts — are increasingly popular in France, Switzerland and beyond.
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Their goal isn't to persuade every family to have a multiday vigil; it's to support them as they choose the kind of goodbye they want.
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Employees are bound by strict confidentiality agreements, and audiences who attend his multiday coaching camps must sign contracts forbidding them from recording what goes on inside.
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It's definitely a backpack I'd take on a multiday water or snow sports adventure when I also want to have my laptop or DSLR in tow.
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I've entrusted my safety to Columbia apparel and gear on frigid mountains, in tropical jungles, and on multiple multiday outings and been thoroughly impressed every time.
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Several attendees said that no sex had been involved, and that the multiday training had focused on improving communication and on perfecting the art of seduction.
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They were among a large force of 800 Somali and Kenyan soldiers conducting a "multiday operation" around 200 miles southwest of Mogadishu when the attack occurred.
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The research is based on combined data from Gallup's multiday cross-sectional national telephone polls conducted by cellphone and landline each year from 2001 through 2018.
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Though the Gers does have one grande randonnée route — a multiday loop that starts and ends in Auch — the département is a paradise for day hikers.
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" Burning Man is a multiday event dedicated to art and community, where attendees are asked to follow a set of rules that include the practice of "gifting.
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It's a multiday, labor-intensive undertaking that begins when he shakes flakes of mold over mini-mountains of washed and steamed rice grown specifically for sake-making.
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The official said that the Green Berets were assisting Nigerien forces on a multiday operation near Diffa, a city in southeastern Niger near the border with Nigeria.
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HU Resist's plan quickly swelled into a multiday protest after Dr. Frederick confirmed on Wednesday the mishandling of funds and, in turn, the firings of six employees.
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The same finely tuned physiological mechanisms that reduce energy expenditure in multiday endurance racers may slow metabolic responses over weeks and months of marathon preparation, he says.
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"The recent market sell off has been particularly testing to navigate: an incredibly choppy, abrupt, multiday event, the likes of which there is no precedent," it said.
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He said the change in technical terminology may have confused the public and led local officials to lose focus on the greater threat, a multiday rain event.
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It has a playground-like outdoor area and has become known for its open-air events, and for hosting a monthly, multiday L.G.B.T.Q. party called Cocktail d'Amore.
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On a multiday stay, leave a daily tip, rather than one at the end to make sure the person cleaning your room each day receives the money.
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The Washington Post reported this week that he flew into a multiday rage last year after prosecutors declined to bring charges against former FBI Director James Comey.
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In 1992, the French alpinist Pierre Béghin fell to his death, leaving his partner Jean-Christophe Lafaille to descend the face alone in a harrowing multiday ordeal.
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Wednesday's session, which could go until after midnight, is part of a multiday meeting to debate, amend and vote on the articles of impeachment proposed by Democrats.
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The Trump inaugural committee offered details for the multiday party planned for Mr. Trump's inauguration, which in a departure from the norm will include a welcome rally.
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But that is about to change, and potentially in a big way, as a multiday severe weather threat sets up this week over much of the Central Plains.
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Nepal is a poor country, sandwiched between India and China, where every year thousands of visitors embark on multiday hikes to glimpse some of the world's highest peaks.
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For travel before May 1, travelers will find extra value for their dollar at hotels in the form of multiday packages, discounted spa treatments and midweek restaurant specials.
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Soon after, the military acknowledged for the first time that Green Berets working with Nigerien forces had killed 11 Islamic State militants in a multiday firefight in December.
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But if you want a multiday video history or more advanced alerts, including 30-second video clips, you have to pay a monthly fee that starts at $3.
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In addition to dehydration, extreme fatigue and hyperthermia, Dauwalter and the other runners who take on these multiday races face encounters with bears, mountain lions, snakes and scorpions.
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DanceAfrica, a sprawling, multiday communal celebration, presents dancers and musicians from the United States, Africa and the diaspora, along with an outdoor bazaar selling African food and handicrafts.
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The commission, comprising three Democrats and three Republicans, will meet Tuesday for a multiday process to determine whether to remove more than 200,000 voters from the state's rolls.
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A single objection forces the majority leader to seek cloture — a cumbersome, multiday process culminating in a vote to cut off debate with the support of 60 senators.
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Trump, who landed earlier Tuesday in California for the first of a multiday swing out west, touted the economic boost the region will receive from hosting the games.
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Mr. Zanesco offers full-day hiking excursions in the Dolomites at a starting cost of $700 for two people, and several adventure companies sell multiday snow hiking trips.
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On November 6, 2012, the FBI watched as the GameOver network stole $6.9 million in a single transaction, then hit the bank with a multiday denial-of-service attack.
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Arabella Bowen, editor-in-chief at Fodor's Travel, said that "multiday Banff lift tickets cost less than Tahoe at par, and you'll save even more with the exchange rate."
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Reporters ended up examining more than 175 immigration arrests, which occurred during three large, multiday enforcement operations last winter, spring, and fall as well as during routine, daily apprehensions.
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In Alaska, Denali National Park & Preserve is planning a multiday field course in honor of the centennial that traces the routes taken by some of the park's seminal conservationists.
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Our paths had intersected on the Dart Track, a popular, multiday trek through the mountains north of Queenstown, where we had compared lists of must-visit huts over dinner.
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Each Wayfinder completes a multiday course during which they role play improvised scenarios with frustrated customers pulled from their own experiences and strategize how to better defuse fraught situations.
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Another multiday hiking option is the three- to five-day private hikes from Tour Dust of the Simien Mountains in Simien National Park, Ethiopia, a Unesco World Heritage site.
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This Spanish-language series follows a heist at the Royal Mint of Spain, as a mastermind assembles a group of high-level thieves to carry out a multiday siege.
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US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers are planning to conduct a multiday raid targeting undocumented immigrant families across the country beginning this weekend, according to sources close to the administration.
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Robbins' intensive multiday events are often held in rooms kept deliberately cold and run from early in the morning to well past midnight, with few breaks for food and water.
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"Unless you are doing a multiday shoot which never happens on social unless it's a big production shoot, ... people make these in their room in half an hour," Detert said.
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My companions on this 96-hour, 10-state journey from New York to Seattle — especially my fellow sleeping-car passengers — were well versed in surviving a multiday trip by rail.
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In Colorado's case, the tourism office's online Colorado Field Guide outlines 252 multiday itineraries with the goal of dispersing its 82 million travelers across the seasons and across the state.
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In Colorado's case, the tourism office's online Colorado Field Guide outlines 252 multiday itineraries with the goal of dispersing its 82 million travelers across the seasons and across the state.
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Prairie fires are a fact of life on the Great Plains, but recent years have brought a series of unusually strong, multiday blazes that set records and spread out of control.
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The program, designed to attract talent, is a multiday, hands-on academy that gives candidates an opportunity to meet hiring managers and learn about the company as an employer of choice.
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His adventure was supported by government resources from both the US and Mongolia, which each sent security services to accompany the president&aposs eldest son and grandson on the multiday trip.
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The major stock indexes snapped multiday losing steaks Thursday as J. P. Morgan Chase led banks higher and iPhone maker Apple rebounded after dipping into bear market territory earlier in the week.
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John McCain's memorials weaves poignant images with videos from the multiday event to form a touching tribute worthy of a man who so ardently served his country from service member to senator.
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Before they rebooked at a rival golf resort nearby, Mr. Gold and his friends had planned to spend about $18,000 on a multiday stay at Mr. Trump's Doral golf resort in Miami.
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Can New York, a city where music festivals have historically had a hard time establishing themselves, and where the summer is filled with free concerts, support two large-scale, multiday music events?
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This year, the most talked-about moment came at the tail end of the multiday festivities, on Tuesday night, and the man who delivered it was none other than President Jair Bolsonaro.
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Last fall, in coordination with Visit Finland, Finnair began a multiday stopover program but also offered excursions as short as five hours, aimed at travelers from the United States bound for Asia.
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The most expensive "Bald Eagle" package lists "a private reception and photo opportunity for 16 guests" with the president-elect and a multiday hunting or fishing trip with his sons, among other perks.
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AIPAC, the nation's most powerful pro-Israel lobbying group, regularly attracts a number of high-profile American and Israeli political figures to its multiday summit, which is aimed at strengthening U.S.-Israeli relations.
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The holidays tend to make special demands of our refrigerators: Extra groceries, meals that require multiday preparation, leftovers that take up room — all alongside the everyday jugs of milk and cartons of eggs.
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Some stock traders say it appears equities may have set a bottom after a dramatic, multiday sell-off that seemed to start with stock investors becoming fearful of rising bond yields last week.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - A Massachusetts man who admitted to killing three people in a multiday 2001 rampage in two states was sentenced to death by a federal jury on Monday after a two-month trial.
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Tech activists have engaged in a multiday protest of tech software company Palantir's work with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) following revelations that the company's products helped facilitate the arrests of over 6900 immigrants.
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Wearing a black leather biker jacket and a T-shirt that read "High on We," Mr. Neumann was playing host at his own extravagant party, a multiday celebration of WeWork and its extended community.
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The candidate will then join other surrogates at events on Sunday as part of the campaign's multiday barnstorm of the Hawkeye State culminating in a Sunday night event at the Sioux City Convention Center.
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And the episode demonstrates the downsides of priced-to-move legal advice in the opening scene, which follows two meth-addled yahoos who celebrate Saul's introductory bargain rate by launching into a multiday bender.
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But I certainly agree that a multiday debate about the size of the crowd was an inauspicious start for everyone, especially a brand-new administration with the power to change the conversation at will.
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Every hurricane season challenges presidents, bringing tests of organization and coordination with state and local governments, political positioning and empathy, given the multiday relief operations, budget emergencies and grave humanitarian consequences that often unfold.
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The day before Mr. Rivera Martinez's arrest, two other men were removed from the main courtroom after it was discovered that they had continued a multiday ruse pretending to be paralegals for the defense.
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It's not uncommon to see stocks give up some of their gains after a strong multiday rally, like the one that happened last week, but traders say the mood in the market is still cautious.
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Traveling from the West Coast to the East Coast went from being a multiday affair by train to a trip made in less than a single day, at least for those who could afford it.
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The rest of the year, Queenstown serves as the gateway to Mount Aspiring National Park, Fiordland National Park in the west, and countless hikes, including multiday treks on the Milford, Routeburn Greenstone and Caples tracks.
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Boaz Weinstein and his sister were featured speakers this week at the annual SkyBridge Alternatives Conference, known as SALT — a lavish multiday hedge fund conference that draws a slew of prominent money managers and politicians.
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Despite the much-improved battery, the Apple Watch Series 5 is still not a device you can take on a multiday hiking trip, given that it needs to be charged at least every 1.5 days.
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The planned multiday operation will target undocumented families who have been issued final removal orders, and comes soon after the administration secured additional funding to handle the record number of families crossing the border this year.
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To get there, Cronkite endured a multiday haul from the edge of the ice sheet by "wanigan"—a heated, insulated trailer hitched to a massive Caterpillar tractor traveling at the speed of a slow-walking human.
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Ms. Himmelberg, 21, was preparing for a multiday conference for young entrepreneurs hosted by Forbes in Boston, but as a college student without a disposable income, she said it was hard to invest in quality accessories.
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Even as coronavirus cases from its Malaysia gathering surged, Tablighi Jamaat had been planning another multiday event on the island of Sulawesi in Indonesia, which was set to begin on Thursday and run through this weekend.
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Even as coronavirus cases from its Malaysia gathering surged, Tablighi Jamaat had been planning another multiday event on the island of Sulawesi in Indonesia, which was set to begin on Thursday and run through this weekend.
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A rare worthwhile tributary of the modern festival explosion has been the emergence and growth of multiday hip-hop festivals, events that show the genre's depth and cater to rabid legions of fans around the country.
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Hearing that I was interested in the ferns, the woman who managed my inn on the coast urged me to attend a multiday fair called the Feria de la Diversidad Biológica y Cultural de la Chinantla.
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The game's "Grand Operations" mode strings together multiday battles that are supposed to have continuity, but the consequences of winning or losing a match are minor, like adding a little bit of time to the next round.
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Walking stimulates the appetite, and each day's efforts end in a variation on a theme: local wine, hearty food and a real bed, luxuries almost impossible in the United States, where multiday walks usually mean wilderness backpacking.
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But the suit alleges that Oracle initiated its plan to buy NetSuite in January 2016 during a multiday Oracle board retreat at Ellison's private golf course Porcupine Creek estate attended by all 13 members of the board.
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — For much of my life I considered the Sunday puzzle a multiday conquest, carrying the magazine around with me and dipping in and out whenever I felt inspired or got stuck on the train.
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Two of Margraves' daughters, Lauren and Madison, had spoken at the hearing Friday, among 30 women and girls to give statements during a multiday hearing that focused on Nassar's work at the Twistars elite gymnastics club near Lansing.
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He credits the parent company, which has 50 franchise offices worldwide, with staying on top of industry trends and technology changes and for hosting multiday conferences throughout the year that allow him to network with other Sandler franchisees.
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The seasonal changes, which take effect on Sunday, affect the two theme park resorts differently and apply only to single-day tickets and not the multiday packages that the majority of vacationing families buy, particularly at Disney World.
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The exhibit showcases artwork by children aged 13-17 from Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador and other Latin American nations that was made during a multiday art project designed to uplift the children and remind them of their homelands.
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In the summer of 2017, he said, he said, he enrolled in a multiday training session that Amazon holds for new delivery firms and had his first five vans on the road in Portland, Oregon, starting November 1.
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Catastrophic flooding is expected in Texas as Tropical Storm Harvey slowly moves across the state, stalling over the southeast and producing a "multiday rainfall disaster" over the next five to six days, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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And, if you have any aspects of the trip set in stone, such as multiday boat trips or expensive stays at a villa, I would double-check and see what is refundable and what isn't before you leave.
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ATHENS — The Greek police say they have arrested a suspect in the 1985 hijacking of a flight from Athens that became a multiday ordeal in which an American sailor was killed and dozens of Americans were held hostage.
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I don't think this is a huge problem; most people will be able to get through a full day with the 73T, but if you saw that stat and were hoping for a multiday monster, this ain't it.
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The multiday decline of Amazon's stock price after Mr. Trump's repeated jabs at the company has exacerbated such fears, said Jeffrey A. Sonnenfeld, a professor at the Yale School of Management and president of the Chief Executive Leadership Institute.
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The Conservative Political Action Conference, a multiday annual event held just outside Washington that brings together conservative activists and students from around the country, has always been more than the political circus it's often portrayed as in the press.
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Its resulting legacy has been mixed — from slickly produced multiday affairs to unmitigated disasters, like the Fyre Festival — but the wildfire-spread of festivals since has led to an increasing number of exciting, smaller-scale events organized each year.
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Those three races, along with Nascar, represent the highest level of car racing, and the events are grandiose, multiday, or even weeklong spectacles in which the cars are showcased through technical verifications, practice and qualifying sessions, and, finally, the races.
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One of the best ways to keep your car in good shape after a long, multiday drive is to thoroughly clean the car both inside and out, protecting the body and the interior against cosmetic damage, mold, and other issues.
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President Donald Trump said in a press conference Wednesday that he believes the stock market will recover its steep, multiday losses and said that fears a Democrat could win the election contributed substantially to the sell-off along with the coronavirus.
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That North Korea's latest test came while Mr. Trump was hosting Mr. Abe for a multiday set of meetings, meals and golfing, first at the White House and then at Mr. Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Fla.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump pledged close security and economic cooperation with Japan on Friday, opening an elaborate multiday work-and-play visit with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that is intended to showcase a warm rapport with a central player in Asia.
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The early launch is not all that unexpected, as mobile games tend to be pushed out on a rolling basis and arrive in regions at various times of day over the course of what usually ends up being a multiday launch event.
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Meanwhile, Founders and the Madison Square Garden Company also made applications to the city for festivals at Corona Park, but in January the Parks Department decided to reject all applications for multiday festivals there, sending Panorama to its Plan B location, Randalls Island.
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Drive-thru testing sites are popping up around the country, and the Food and Drug Administration has authorized two new point-of-care tests that can deliver results in as little as 30 minutes — much faster than the current multiday waiting period.
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Their friendship was cemented during a mission in Kosovo in 1999, when they led jets into what turned into a hard-fought, multiday campaign that culminated with the Serbian army shooting down an American stealth aircraft with a surface-to-air missile.
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The pullback from the U.S. market came amid a multiday stock sell-off due to fears of the spreading coronavirus, known as covid-19, that has pushed the S&P 500 index into the 10% decline from recent highs that defines a correction.
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From Puerto Ayora there are three options for visiting other islands: book a passage on a multiday cruise; take day trips to small, nearby islands; or ride the public inter-island boat to spend the night on Floreana, Isabella or San Cristóbal Islands.
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" But CeCe Olisa, a blogger and co-founder of the Curvy Con, a multiday event dedicated to plus-size fashion, wears shapewear daily, occasionally doubling up (an experience she described as "intense") to smooth out lines and give herself a "snatched waist.
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Frustrated over Democrats slow-walking many executive and judicial branch nominees and chewing up Senate floor time in the bargain, Republicans moved on Wednesday toward shortening stringent time requirements that can turn even a routine confirmation into a C-Span-numbing, multiday slog.
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Ralph Abraham (R-La.), a member of the House Armed Services Committee, traveled to northeastern Syria beginning last week for a multiday tour, visiting front-line positions where Kurdish forces trade fire daily with Turkish-backed fighters despite an October cease-fire agreement.
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The Wildwood dog beach has helped convert day-trippers "who had to come down and go back the same day because they had to get back to their pet," Mr. Byron said, into "multiday-trippers," which means more revenue for the community.
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Although countries may respond to cues coming out of the world's largest economy, many of the events during the multiday meeting demonstrated a decidedly pro-globalization character: Multinational "integrated" approaches and "global village" were regular phrases at events focusing on a wide range of issues.
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In New York, various companies — including Live Nation and A.E.G. — have tried and failed to establish festivals over the years, but among multiday pop festivals drawing a broad audience, only Governors Ball has had staying power, with 150,133 in attendance last year over three days.
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The provocative premise: Three interracial couples attend a multiday retreat during which they attempt to address their issues in the bedroom through "antebellum sexual performance therapy" — a sort of B.D.S.M. through the lens of American slavery that is followed by a heavy dose of psychoanalysis.
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This traveling hip-hop festival made its New York debut in the parking lots of Citi Field in Queens on Saturday and Sunday for what was almost certainly the largest multiday rap event ever in the city; 60,000 tickets were sold for each day.
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In its first year as a multiday event, at six different clubs across the Lower East Side, the event will feature over 100 acts, including the Canadian D.I.Y. act Ellis, the Brooklyn-based punk band Thick and the Norwegian alt-pop group Das Body. newcolossusfestival.
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A nonpartisan group called New Hampshire Rebellion has captured this growing momentum for change -- bringing this issue to candidate forums and rallies, holding marches all over the state to demand solutions, and organizing a multiday convention in Manchester centered around reducing the influence of money in politics.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - World stock markets climbed for the first time this week on Thursday, giving pause to a multiday selloff on fears of an escalating trade war between the United States and China that has pushed investors into safe-haven bonds and the U.S. dollar.
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Mass happenings like those at Bethel and Watkins Glen have never much interested city officials, for obvious reasons; promoters of multiday events are largely confined to perimeter islands and parking lots, and not to more centrally situated parks where the city's free outdoor concerts take place.
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The multiday trip, with stops in St. Petersburg and Moscow, amounted to the most senior congressional exchange between the two countries in years, and the first since the Russians undertook an unprecedented and consequential campaign to bolster Donald J. Trump's presidential campaign and harm Hillary Clinton's.
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Venezuela: While power was restored to much of Venezuela after a multiday blackout, the government began investigating Juan Guaído, the leader of the opposition, and charged a prominent journalist with inciting violence, claiming they had played a role in the supposed sabotage of the country's electrical system.
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I did so, and after clinking glasses and exchanging a few guarded speculations on United States-Mexico relations in the Trump era, I left them to stew in the frothing water and commenced what would become a multiday driving meander down the Guadalupe Valley's Ruta de Vino.
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In 2002, Brockman, his wife and business partner Katinka Matson, and the leading scientists Steven Pinker, Richard Dawkins, and Daniel Dennett were pictured on Epstein's jet flying to TED in Monterey, California — the multiday technology, entertainment, and design conference that the billionaires' dinners were held during.
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So for one of the new studies, published Wednesday in the Emergency Medical Journal, Dr. Lipman asked 89 participants in several multiday ultramarathons around the world to swallow either an ibuprofen pill or a placebo every four hours during a 50-mile stage of their race.
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But it's also clear from the article that the government had a bead on Guzmán already — in fact, according to Penn, Chapo's crew left the site of their meeting for a ranch in Sinaloa where they were immediately placed under a multiday siege by Mexican law enforcement.
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NEW YORK, May 298.113 (Reuters) - World stock markets climbed for the first time this week on Thursday, giving pause to a multiday selloff on fears of an escalating trade war between the United States and China that has pushed investors into safe-haven bonds and the U.S. dollar.
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NEW YORK, May 20.25 (Reuters) - World stock markets climbed for the first time this week on Thursday, giving pause to a multiday selloff on fears of an escalating trade war between the United States and China that has pushed investors into safe-haven bonds and the U.S. dollar.
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And with liberals expertly divided between two districts, all of greater Asheville — a Southern city of cannabis-infused ice cream and multiday yoga festivals — found itself represented by two emphatic conservative Republicans and allies of President Trump: Mark Meadows in the 11th district and Patrick McHenry in the 10th.
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"We're staying," said Rosetta Gaskins, a school cafeteria cook who had called her 2000-year-old son down from his college upstate to spend the weekend with her at a sort of multiday house party at Paco and Kathi Longoria's place, a half mile in from the beach.
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And it's worth noting that just because the Nanopresso is so compact and portable that you can bring it on a multiday hike into the mountains doesn't mean you can't also use it at your desk at work, while you travel, or even in your kitchen at home.
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In the real world, however, assume Murphy's Law will apply during your next multiday hiking trip or when you find yourself stranded in the forest following some sort of dramatic, cinematic situation where the stakes are high, the dangers real, and there's nothing you can count on except your own wits.
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Syracuse students staged protests and a multiday sit-in at the school's wellness center after the university was slow to respond to the racist incidents, ranging from derogatory graffiti against Asian, black, and Jewish people to hateful verbal assaults against a fellow student to reports of a "white supremacist manifesto" being circulated.
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Read more: Merrill Lynch is shifting how it handles staff who drop out of its financial-adviser trainee program, and it highlights the industry's evolving career pathsThe germ of the idea was planted toward the end of last year, as Naratil and Karofsky sat in an airport lounge in Zurich, Switzerland after a multiday meeting.
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It found that 21 correction employees misused city vehicles assigned to them, including Mr. Ponte, who spent 90 days outside the city on his Maine excursions, Ms. Brann, who made numerous weekend trips to Long Island shopping malls and to Kennedy Airport, and Mr. Thamkittikasem, who took multiday trips to Virginia and the Washington area.
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The invitation made an extraordinary offer: Donors willing to write a check for $500,000 to $1 million would be granted access to Donald J. Trump the day after he is sworn in as president, along with the opportunity to participate in a multiday hunting or fishing trip with his oldest sons, Donald Jr. and Eric.
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For those students who decided that Trump University's programs were not for them, the company had a generous refund policy, offering a full refund to any student who asked for their money back within three days of signing up for a program or by the end of the first day of any multiday program, whichever came later.
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But even on a holiday weekend, and even in a state unaccustomed to the type of multiday wildfires so common in Colorado and California, fire trucks from across this state have poured into Medicine Lodge, seeking to make up in numbers and sheer will what many on the front lines lack in experience battling a blaze of such magnitude.
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W, a subsidiary of Marriott, came up with the concept for its roving music festival, Wake Up Call, after discerning that its target customers tend to go as hard during their off hours as they do during their working ones, and don't necessarily want to deal with the crowds and logistical planning inherent in attending traditional, multiday concerts.
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Performed in contemporary costumes on a stage whose workings were fully exposed, the production successfully created a temporary community of the theatergoers, as in the multiday theater festivals in ancient Athens, seducing the audience with superb acting, free food, wit, and lively video projections, and diving into the weighty themes that have made these stories timeless.
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Women who live in communities that shun abortion or who are in abusive relationships often need to keep their procedures a secret for their own safety, and while they may be able to slip away for a day, a multiday trip, not to mention a significant outlay of money, may be impossible to coordinate without anyone finding out.
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But every year, over the second weekend in March, tens of thousands of people gather here for the "World's Largest Rattlesnake Roundup" (the "World's Largest" is part of the name), a multiday festival where you can pet a live rattlesnake, participate in snake-catching contests, watch the Miss Snake Charmer pageant, or just mill about the souvenir booths with your friends.
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But two recent events — Ms. Harris's insistent questioning of Mr. Barr at the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing last week, and Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s multiday spat with Mr. Trump — have been clarifying moments for Ms. Harris and her aides, demonstrating the value of elevating her voice of opposition to the president and seeking direct confrontation with the White House, according to her advisers.
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Qassem Soleimani, the Iranian military commander killed in a US airstrike last week, is said to have killed 56 people and wounded more than 200 others, the Associated Press reported Tuesday, citing Iran state TV.Huge crowds filled the streets of the general&aposs hometown of Kerman, where Soleimani was to be laid to rest after a multiday funeral during which his casket visited multiple cities.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.) announced Friday he will visit three historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) during a multiday tour in North and South Carolina as he seeks to chip into former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument Budowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat MORE's lead among African American voters.
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Jerry MoranGerald (Jerry) MoranSenators introduce bill aimed at protecting Olympic athletes in response to abuse scandals Overnight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sale MORE (R-Kan.) and Graham, who are calling for passage of a multiday spending bill to avoid a shutdown and give leaders more time to reach a broader deal.
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And yet after learning that Darroch wrote all of this, Trump's response was not only to say he would no longer deal with him, but to tweet out — on Tuesday, days after the leak — that Darroch was "very stupid" and a "pompous fool" and also, "Tell him the USA now has the best Economy & Military anywhere in the World, by far and they are both only getting bigger, better and stronger.....Thank you, Mr. President!" thus ensuring that this would be a multiday story.
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But a "pro" had always been that it would be easier to find outfits and accouterments for our multiday Hindu wedding — we're culturally Hindu, if not the most religiously observant — in India than in the United States, where the selection along strips like Oak Tree Road (Edison and Iselin, N.J.) and Pioneer Boulevard (Artesia, Calif.) pales in comparison to that of shops in the motherland, where clothing rods sag with the weight of ornately beaded outfits, and proprietors pull ever more options from the back, loath to lose out on a potential sale.
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