But the giants, though banned from buying, are muscling in.
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Lately, however, the outside world has been muscling its way in.
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She pulled out a bag and started muscling J's torso into it.
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In some cases, bike rooms are muscling out other types of storage.
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Now U.S. specialty chemicals firm Albemarle Corp is muscling in on SQM's turf.
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Luxury brands that currently have little to do with aviation are muscling in.
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Even firms specializing in seed investments are muscling their way into Series A deals.
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Entrenched ideals, like muscling through long hours on little sleep, are hard to break.
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The story changes immediately, and the GOP receives zero credit for muscling through Kavanaugh.
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I'd been muscling my way through every level using my abdominal muscles almost exclusively.
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The army is muscling into even more areas of the economy, crowding out private firms.
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Other Chinese tech companies, such as Xiaomi and Oppo, have been muscling in on the action.
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" Muscling the box spring to the door, Emily said, "I don't like this situation, Mrs. Dreyer.
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This angered a cacique (local boss), who thought the mayor was muscling in on his turf.
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Just as important is that they have been systematically muscling younger competitors aside for a generation.
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China is muscling up abroad, having established its first overseas military base in Djibouti in 2017.
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And they are now muscling in on one of Mexico's most lucrative businesses of all: local politics.
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Spidey is also leaner and meaner than his superhero cohort — he's not muscling his way to solutions.
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Russia has been muscling in on Asian markets, where Saudi Arabia was once the unchallenged dominant supplier.
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This airplane had heavy pressures on the controls — remember, Getachew was muscling his control column halfway back.
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Who wouldn't like a more optimum look at the narratives muscling their way across a vaulted heaven?
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Tommy Robinson was there, muscling through the crowd with an entourage while fans leaned in to get selfies.
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Also, technology companies such as Apple, Alphabet and Uber are muscling in to control cars of the future.
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The ride-hailing industry fought vigorously, and largely succeeded, at muscling airports into allowing drop-offs and pickups.
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This time seems to be different: students are muscling their way into public view and insisting on change.
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Sanders will be able to own the populist, left-of-Biden lane without Warren muscling into the territory.
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But muscling through the rules change without Democratic support isn't sitting well with moderate Republicans such as Sens.
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Criminal groups and youth gangs are filling the void, co-opting local officials or simply muscling them out.
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Our answer: Women are already breaking barriers in a man's town, muscling their way into power and staying there.
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Bill Nelson, in hopes of muscling the incumbent Democrat out of a tight Senate race tangled in a recount.
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But there's no sense of muscling for turf — just the easy swagger of artists who know they're in control.
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Donald Trump's tough talk about muscling Amazon isn't stopping the government from green-lighting the company's Whole Foods mega-merger.
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Ant is muscling in, letting people use Alipay when they have weekends in Dubai or make family trips to Disneyland.
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Now India, the traditional power in the region, is muscling into port and other projects, pushing back hard against China.
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Doing so without muscling in too much on the operations may give the joint venture a better shot at success.
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Nichol also felt that Chen was "using too much tension in his body" and "muscling things" with his skating stroke.
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Speaking of muscling through a not-so-great work situation, what happens if your job is taking over your life?
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"There Trump is at the Adele concert, rolling in the deep with the guys muscling him down the hall," he remembered.
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Meanwhile, executives of technology companies with huge user bases are muscling to monetize those eyeballs in new ways, Fast Company reports.
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In that race, he said, communication with anyone involved muscling a simple antenna up the mast and hoping for the best.
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It seems like this is probably that—or there's another Steve Lacy muscling into town, claiming the name for his own.
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Now, Quaker Oats is muscling its way into the aisle with a version based on the grain that made it famous.
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Pierre Nkurunziza is Burundi's longest-serving president, after muscling his way past constitutional limits to claim a third term in 2000.
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Rattling, scratchy percussion dominates, often centered around a rigid bassline plus various hisses and screeches muscling in and messing with the rhythm.
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Qualcomm long was the dominant communications chip maker for mobile phones, although computer chip maker Intel has begun muscling into the space.
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In the West mobile banking is reaching critical mass—49% of Americans bank on their phones—and tech giants are muscling in.
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This week, the planets are muscling up, raising the bar, and making even the easy stuff like grocery shopping a gladiatorial competition.
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At J.C. Penney, CEO Marvin Ellison's turnaround plan includes muscling in on appliances and installation services, two categories that Sears once dominated.
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This week the whip operations flew into overdrive, muscling through a rules package over the objection of several factions of insurgent candidates.
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The midfield battle promises intrigue too, none more so than Paul Pogba muscling it out with Manchester United team mate Marouane Fellaini.
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For months, he has been muscling his way into the race, using deep coffers and an all-consuming blob of campaign infrastructure.
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And he clearly doesn't like other dogs muscling in on his turf: That's enough showing off Rafa, I'm the pro balancer around here!
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Hiroki Sakai has been an active presence on Japan's right wing, stealing a pass, then later muscling a Belgian player off the ball.
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And banks face new competition from all corners, from fintech start-ups with lower costs to tech giants muscling into lucrative banking activities.
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No one ever said muscling one's way into a party would be easy, but open-seat primaries are prime opportunities to do so.
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In a 2012 double muscling study in cattle (PDF), it was discovered that breeds like the Belgian Blue lack a gene inhibiting muscle growth.
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While the former investor base can sometimes buy more than 90% of a sterling bond, international investors are now muscling in on the market.
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Perez gave Cleveland a 3-1 lead after muscling a 2-1 fastball from Gibson into right field, plating Jason Kipnis and Jose Ramirez.
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He reclaimed control of the House, pounding his gavel and muscling through a major appropriations bill that included funding for combating the Zika virus.
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Pulisic flicked a lob into the box that Dempsey settled with his chest before muscling past a defender to smash a right-footed blast.
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She said muscling through the changes over Democratic objections will just lead Democrats to do the same thing when they have the Senate majority.
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"The composite keeps squeezing out real space, which keeps muscling back in," the critic Peter Schjeldahl wrote in his review in The New Yorker.
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He posed matchup problems for the Knicks' defenders all night, muscling them away or slipping past them off the dribble or firing shots from deep.
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ISIS is often muscling out more peaceful groups for influence and loyalists among the mostly young men tossed into cramped cells for months or years.
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Sgt Ashley Holland of Essex Police's anti-gangs unit told me the chief result of Londoners muscling in on Southend's drug trade has been violence.
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India has become concerned in recent years about China muscling into Sri Lanka and other countries in a region where India is the traditional power.
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It owns the world's most popular smartphone operating system and is muscling its way into everything from restaurant reviews to driverless cars to artificial intelligence.
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Yet Slovenia's men's national team, ranked 15th globally by the IIHF, has qualified for two straight Olympics, muscling past more highly ranked squads like Belarus.
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He criticized GOP leaders for passing bills with Democratic support rather than focusing the bills on GOP priorities and muscling them through with Republican votes.
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McPhee could've been the mafia, muscling into Ducks GM Bob Murray's territory and eventually owning him because of the stupid way he ran his business.
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Boone Jenner opened the scoring with his 343th goal of the season at 2:45, muscling an in-tight shot past Devils goalie Cory Schneider.
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LaCroix made another excellent point: What's happening to Trump isn't muscling voters out of the process but, rather, taking into account what voters recently did.
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As the companies get richer, they're branching out, buying or muscling aside rivals in ways that could have far-reaching implications for the world economy.
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Having never really been a fan of the union between Ms. Marshall and her son, she determined that Charlene was muscling in on her turf.
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As we've previously reported, monster funds are becoming increasingly active at the seed stage, muscling seed funds out of top deals with less dilutive offers.
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State-owned Chinese enterprises are muscling onto the global stage, encouraged by the government's emphasis on self-sufficiency in chemicals, which exerts downward pressure on prices.
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Groups of shoppers huddled along the sides of the conference room counting product — customers were only allowed 2599.99 per person — and muscling hangers into their arms.
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India has become concerned in recent years about China muscling in to Sri Lanka and other countries in a region where India is the traditional power.
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India has become concerned in recent few years about China muscling into Sri Lanka and other countries in a region where India is the traditional power.
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India's Reliance is also muscling in, and there is a vigorous new source of demand from China's so-called "teapot" refiners, recently permitted to import oil.
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Republicans who publicly ripped Trump are now getting in line, so muscling big-ticket items through the upper chamber using budget reconciliation shouldn't be that challenging.
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Cheese, traditionally named for a place of origin — Brie, Stilton, with the occasional Jack or Brillat-Savarin muscling in — now often broadcasts its inherently feminine constitution.
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The organization now acknowledges criticism for its heavy-handed, paternalistic approach that caused friction and resentment in the past for muscling private coaches to the sideline.
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The House Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman survived a tough primary challenge this week, and is moving on to his next fight: muscling his proposal through Congress.
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The tax bill that Republicans are muscling through Congress could result in cuts to entitlement spending if it significantly increases the national debt, budget experts say.
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So I was pretty excited when I met Dr. Dot outside of my apartment to assist her in muscling her massage table up to my tiny studio.
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Cars and drones are muscling their way into our digital lives, too, and, as they get connected, their potential to shape those lives will have growing relevance.
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India has been concerned in the past few years about China muscling into Sri Lanka and other countries in the region where India is the traditional power.
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But it was not shy to confront Mr Sharif whenever it felt he was muscling in on what it considers its turf, most notably relations with India.
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There's that word again, nigger, muscling its way into the public square, prompting sharp intakes of breath, embarrassed silences, euphemisms and lots and lots of heated discussion.
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Three relative newcomers have fared better in terms of muscling into the preserve of the old guard, even if two of them are reappearances of old hands.
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Then there's the problem of those syndicate boys — especially one Feet (short for Effete) McGeegan (Arnie Burton) — who don't like Al's muscling in on their caviar empire.
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Canucks left winger Sven Baertschi, out-muscling Nashville defenseman Shea Weber in front of Perdators goalie Pekka Rinne, opened the scoring at 29:217 of the first period.
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The answer — and the need to broaden our lens — seemed clear: Women are already breaking barriers in a man's town, muscling their way into power and staying there.
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McConnell has been successful muscling scores of conservative federal judges through the Senate and helping pass the 2017 GOP tax law, two key tenets of Trump's campaign promises.
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MONACO (Reuters) - A lap of Monaco is much more than muscling a car round a twisty track, at breakneck speeds and millimeters from the metal barriers without crashing.
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Japan's muscling in on the caviar industry with farms on the island of Kyushu, while massive industrial farms in Vietnam have been churning out the stuff for years.
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I still catch myself staring at my feet, miserably muscling through the miles instead of maintaining correct posture and lifting my chin enough to gaze at the horizon.
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Derrick Rose, who finished with 17 points and 213 rebounds, was the catalyst off the bench, muscling in for layups on fast breaks and in half-court sets.
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Mr. Eggleston sees brilliant, saturated color in a chartreuse vacuum cleaner near a gold plastic laundry basket, a bit of a turquoise cabinet muscling in at one corner.
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Many of Trump's closest friends, such as Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy, are warning him to stay out of it and focus instead on muscling through his legislative agenda.
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They have become increasingly powerful in communities neglected by the state by extorting protection money from residents, operating unlicensed public transportation businesses and muscling into the drug trade.
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Though Russia under President Vladimir V. Putin is muscling its way back onto the world stage militarily, economic development has lagged woefully, and that includes the medical system.
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Some dogs run a little more slim, others run a little heavier – but a four to a five looks like good muscling in the shoulders, and in the hips.
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These are also five of the six best-supported teams, with only Braehead Clan – founded in 2010 and playing out of a shopping centre near Glasgow – also muscling in.
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Whether it was a billion compromised Yahoo accounts or state-sponsored Russian hackers muscling in on the US election, this past year saw hacks of unprecedented scale and temerity.
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While Lloyd's reputation for specialization and innovation has pushed it to the forefront of new areas such as insurance against hacking, cheaper centers are muscling in on its turf.
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Analysts have said Hemlibra, which costs roughly $450,000 per year, has potential to hit $5 billion in annual sales by muscling in on older drugs from rivals like Shire.
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Both Boeing and rival Airbus are muscling deeper into the higher-margin market for repairs, maintenance and analytics services in a push that has rattled the aerospace supply chain.
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Muscling aside former colonial power France, Moscow has provided arms and contractors to the Central African Republic military, and a Russian national is security advisor to President Faustin-Archange Touadera.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's ByteDance Technology unveiled a new video messaging app called Duoshan, a move which analysts say will see it muscling into a space dominated by Tencent's WeChat messenger.
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Other foreign firms muscling in include SA Fence & Gate from South Africa and Quickfence from Spain, although they may not get far: the government's tender mentions a "Buy American" preference.
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Pyeongchang will see no change there but newer events more targeted at millenials and younger audiences may be muscling in on the limelight enjoyed by the traditional blue riband races.
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Canada isn't the only country muscling into the vinyl boom; a new pressing plant in São Paulo Brazil may revolutionize the country's (and maybe the entire region's) record manufacturing industry.
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A freighted concept in more ways than one, it gained traction this year, muscling its way into the pop cultural mainstream via the intertwined worlds of entertainment, art and style.
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"Innovative American beer producers are really muscling in on the global beer sector because they are the craft beer pioneers and craft is really taking off around the world," explained Forsyth.
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Apple, Google, a number of content owners themselves and device makers all believe they have a shot at muscling in and becoming the go-to destination for consumers' video entertainment needs.
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In a search for new markets for its grain, Russia has been building up exports to Asia countries such as Bangladesh and Indonesia, muscling in on markets traditionally supplied by Australia.
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In recent years, China has been muscling in both in Sri Lanka and in the Maldives, financing a series of infrastructure projects and seeking closer military ties, especially for its navy.
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Facebook is now muscling in on this business by making it easier for its users to buy goods through its messaging service as well as its other platforms, WhatsApp and Instagram.
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He was still in feisty mood early on, passing McLaren's teenage rookie Lando Norris on the inside of the hairpin and then muscling past French veteran Romain Grosjean's Haas at Rascasse.
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And, as ever, it's all broken up and rebuilt as in country melancholy; Dylan enters the track more forcefully here than before, his "Sometimes I wonder" muscling into the soft light.
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By muscling forward with a floor vote next week, Republicans would also imperil several Senate Democrats from strongly conservative states who have opposed Judge Kavanaugh or expressed ambivalence about his nomination.
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Get ready to throw away your Girl Scout cookies, normies ... 'cause Sylvester Stallone's out here muscling 100-POUND WEIGHTS in his private gym -- and crushin' it like Rocky in his prime!!
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For a candidate whose allies had allowed themselves to dream of an incident-free path to the nomination, muscling through Iowa and dominating by Super Tuesday, his early stumbles have been startling.
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The president also seemed conflicted about whether the EU should be punishing American companies, briefly sounding territorial and defensive, like a mobster who doesn't like outside interlopers muscling in on his turf.
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Biden, 77, the former vice president, accomplished his Super Tuesday goal of muscling Bloomberg aside and consolidating support of moderates to turn the race into a one-on-one contest against Sanders.
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Retail markets, too, have become more challenging across the continent, including in Germany, where EWE has 3.2 million power and gas customers and faces growing competition from smaller players that are muscling in.
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It all amounts to great news for Snapchat, which must've been slightly worried when its larger rivals (here's looking at you, Facebook and Instagram) began muscling into its territory by plagiarizing its features.
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But with blue-collar white voters shifting to the Republican Party and Democrats growing more reliant on higher-income voters and liberal donors like Mr. Steyer, environmental activists are increasingly muscling out unions.
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But one who's conspicuously absent is the woman who proudly declared herself a feminist to Playboy in 1986, who, in muscling into a male world, grasped that she was liberating herself and others.
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There's still plenty of time to avert a politically debilitating shutdown of the government, and such a pratfall would detract from the party's success this week in muscling through its landmark tax bill.
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Conflict returned almost exactly one quarter later, in the form of Steph Curry—himself a man recently in search of his own center—and Semaj Christon muscling for position on a jump ball.
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He also won derisive headlines across the Continent after muscling aside the prime minister of Montenegro during a photo shoot, an image that quickly became a metaphor for his rough dealings with Europeans.
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Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management, says Five Below looks to be a well-run company, but he grows wary of Amazon muscling in on discount retailer's territory.
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Yet the smart money is still on Roberts staying out of it, or GOP leaders muscling through a 51-49 vote that avoids placing responsibility for the course of the trial on Roberts.
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By round three Khabilov was exhausted from muscling these reactionary takedowns from disadvantageous positions and from trying to stay off the fence as he realized that Henderson was trying to hurt him there.
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At this time, organized criminals around Britain—such as the Essex firm, which controlled drug dealing in dozens of clubs in London, Essex, and Suffolk—were muscling in on the blossoming ecstasy trade.
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As intelligent machines begin muscling into daily life, a big issue remaining is how deeply people will trust them to take over critical tasks like driving, elder or child care, and even military operations.
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Some members of the group say they are being squeezed by a tough economy, Western sanctions on Russia, and powerful state-run companies that are muscling in on nearly all sectors of the economy.
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Chinese engineering companies, banks and shipyards are all muscling into LNG, typically the preserve of Western, Japanese and South Korean players, as government coal-to-gas switching policies make LNG an increasingly strategic fuel.
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Mr. Kent's testimony underscores how Mr. Trump gave Mr. Giuliani wide latitude to steer United States policy on Ukraine, muscling aside career diplomats and senior officials with expertise in the region in the process.
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This is a city where the royals, to this day, occupy a wing of the City Palace, and where mid-rise towers and a new subway system are muscling in on a proud past.
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Citadel Securities, part of the Chicago-based hedge fund conglomerate run by Kenneth C. Griffin, is also muscling in on the banks' traditional turf, using technology to undercut the banks on speed and price.
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The Rangers pinch-hit for catcher Bobby Wilson, the No. 11 batter, with Jurickson Profar, who fell behind reliever Ryan Pressly 2127-2124 before muscling a broken-bat, two-run single into center field.
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Zero alcohol beers could offer brewers higher margins because of lower taxes and could see them muscling in on the soft drinks market with what they say is a more natural and healthier option.
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And then you saw how much sense it would make to chuck everything — the sobbing mothers, the kids and the women muscling their way through their statements, every word like a nail in their mouths.
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When Amazon crossed over in earnest by buying Whole Foods, it seemed to light a fire under retail rivals like Walmart, who didn't appreciate Amazon muscling in on its brick and mortar bread and butter.
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It sets terms of engagement between banks, which have had a monopoly on customers' account data and a tight grip on payments, and others—financial-technology companies and rival banks—that are already muscling in.
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The Dutch brewer, Budweiser's Belgian owner Anheuser-Busch InBev and Danish Carlsberg, which makes Tuborg, need regions like Asia to cut reliance on lower-margin Europe, or North America, where craft brewers are muscling in.
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But the suicides risk more reputational damage to Uber, which is working to repair its image after years of muscling into cities regardless of local taxi rules, and relying on aggressive lawyers, to stay there.
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When Akhmad Kadyrov was killed in a terrorist attack in 2004, his son took his place, muscling out rival strongmen and monopolizing power in the republic by placing his people in charge of federal institutions.
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Yet the latest wave of tech giants muscling in on the content game invites new questions about how studios will adapt -- and whether the new blood reflects a boon to them or an existential threat.
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To pull this off, Cohn will have to nudge Trump himself while also muscling out Steve Bannon and Stephen Miller as well as to lesser degrees Trump advisor Peter Navarro and Commerce secretary nominee Wilbur Ross.
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But when all of them are taken together, it raises the question of whether the president has been trying to impede investigations into himself or his associates by muscling out independent actors in the Justice Department.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Brazil is muscling in on the peak season for U.S. soybean sales to China, the world's biggest buyer, as major producers vie to slim down bulging stockpiles after four years of record global output.
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Here, the swell is accessed by jumping off a rock that juts out into the river, dodging whatever kayakers and rafters come into the cross hairs and then muscling back to the base of the wave.
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The delegates team, Bill Stepien and Justin Clark, veterans of Trump's 2016 campaign and the White House, spent months ensuring that Trump loyalists command key party positions across the country, muscling out those cool to him.
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Drummond showed he wasn't bothered by the calf injury by dribbling the length of the court before muscling home a layup to give Cleveland a 50-48 lead with 3:17 remaining in the second quarter.
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Low-cost carriers such as easyJet and Ryanair compete fiercely with older airlines such as BA and Air France, and young upstarts such as Norwegian Air Shuttle and Wizz Air of Hungary are muscling into the market.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - China's banks are muscling into Australia by financing fast-growing Chinese property and corporate investments Down Under, invoking a warning from the Australian regulator that rapid expansion by foreign lenders is a potential systemic threat.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Swiss trading houses are muscling in on the global market for liquefied natural gas, until now the preserve of energy giants, and expect to grab a $23.5 billion share of the rapidly growing business this year.
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Under Chief Executive Georgi Ganev, the firm has been pursuing a strategy of increasing its exposure to private Nordic companies as it battles for assets with larger hedge funds and private equity firms muscling in on its territory.
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America complains that China is cheating its way to the top by stealing technology, and that by muscling into the South China Sea and bullying democracies like Canada and Sweden it is becoming a threat to global peace.
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In a White House marked by infighting, top economic aide Gary Cohn, a Democrat and former Goldman Sachs banker, is muscling aside some of President Donald Trump's hard-right advisers to push more moderate, business-friendly economic policies.
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In either case, it's better to read four books that sincerely interest you and nobody else, than waste a month muscling through one book that you might be asked about at a work luncheon or a dinner party.
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Although Royal Mail has replaced all Amazon business lost by signing up new retailers, concerns still remain as DHL is ramping up competition and its owner Deutsche Post is muscling into the market by purchasing rival UK Mail.
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Tilbian, who is now a non-executive director at Saatchi & Saatchi, said WPP currently faced a perfect storm of cyclical and structural headwinds, competition from internet giants and the threat of audit consultancies muscling into the marketing world.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's richest man, Mukesh Ambani, is muscling into the cable TV sector as part of a media and telecoms offensive that pits him against his once-estranged younger brother and threatens to shake up both industries.
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"This has united the establishment and the far right for the first time in years," said Stephen K. Bannon, who has praised Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader he once vowed to unseat, for muscling the confirmation through.
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Such deals should make it easier for these firms to offer online grocery shopping (the UK is a relatively early adopter of this trend) and will help stave off fears of technologically savvy rivals muscling in on their territory.
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Be smart: Don't underestimate how much wiggle room Trump bought himself with his voters and conservatives by putting Gorsuch on the Supreme Court, enforcing the red line in Syria, and muscling a partial repeal of Obamacare through the House.
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STUTTGART (Reuters) - Big-serving world number 16 Lucas Pouille tuned up for Wimbledon by muscling past Spanish veteran Feliciano Lopez 4-6 23-6(5) 6-4 in just over two hours on Sunday to win the Stuttgart Open.
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You always know what your various units can do—what you have for ranged combat, for bruising or muscling your way through hordes or attacking a stronghold, what you have available for buffing and debuffing—despite the cartoonish chaos.
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A flock of starlings is the bane of the bird feeder — a vast, clamoring mob of unmusical birds soiling the windshields and lawn furniture, muscling one another aside so violently that no other birds dare draw near the suet.
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Napoleon was able to cut through all of those same problems by manipulating public opinion through a controlled press, muscling through votes in a largely appointed Parliament and simply imposing diktats once he became emperor of France in 1804.
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WASHINGTON/BOSTON (Reuters) - In a White House marked by infighting, top economic aide Gary Cohn, a Democrat and former Goldman Sachs banker, is muscling aside some of President Donald Trump's hard-right advisers to push more moderate, business-friendly economic policies.
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Damn is simple, tough, and direct like nothing in his catalog, muscling into abrasive beats and addictive loops that would sound commercial if not for a style of spare crunch currently absent from both rap and Top 40 radio. Kapow!
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Muscling in on a country dominated by France for years served as a statement of intent about Moscow's renewed push for global prestige and influence, and is part of a wider campaign shaking up long-standing power dynamics on the continent.
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It is consistent with the hard line Trump has taken toward Iran, muscling up alongside US allies Israel and Saudi Arabia to try to check the country's regional influence while continually casting doubt on the Obama-era nuclear deal with Tehran.
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What was called the full Italian was more likely the full-international, a fusion style that contrasted sharply with that of President Trump, who happened to be muscling through Europe at the same time in his shoulder-padded power suits.
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There is no doubt that as the United States winds down the Afghan war — the longest in American history, and one that has cost half a trillion dollars and more than 22012,19703 lives on all sides — regional adversaries are muscling in.
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He seemed to get the best of the New Jersey Democrats and the state's labor unions in one confrontation after another, muscling through a law to overhaul public pensions and wearing down teachers' unions in a bid to overhaul the tenure system.
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Then, with the game tied and half a minute left, Cousins gave the Kings a lead they wouldn't lose, sizing up Mason Plumlee at the top of the key before driving left, spinning right, and muscling in a hook through Plumlee's fouling arms.
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European Union officials believe Google is muscling out competitors by not allowing phone designers to build devices using only parts of Google's Android operating system, and by preventing full access to Google Play Store unless phone designers include Google Chrome and Search.
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Here's a set of photos that illustrates the point really well: The Pixel blows the other three out of the water here, capturing and presenting detail in the shadows without muscling the exposure and introducing a bunch of noise into the photo.
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LISBON (Reuters) - New gangs are muscling into cocaine markets in Europe, setting up smuggling networks straight from producers in Latin America to consumers, a business which used to be dominated by the mafia, the Lisbon-based EU drugs agency said on Thursday.
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Rather than slug it out with Disney and the tech companies muscling onto his turf, he hung a For Sale sign on most of his entertainment assets, including non-news cable channels like FX and the 20th Century Fox television and movie studio.
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Liverpool FC midfielder Fabinho and Chelsea FC's Kurt Zouma are just two of many that have felt the strength and speed of Haaland to full effect this term — the Norwegian muscling past both in games in the Champions League and pre-season respectively.
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But he is doing so at a high point: Two media rivals are bidding top dollar for his assets, and he is exiting at a time when tech giants are muscling in on the media business that he made his life's work.
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Few Scottish innovations have been more successful than Hendrick's Gin, which has managed the improbable feat of muscling in amongst the major players, thanks in part to its apothecary-style bottles—again, the medicinal touch—and the moxie of its publicity campaigns.
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Even in Afghanistan, where the US still has more than 11,000 troops ostensibly trying to fight al-Qaeda and its Taliban allies, al-Qaeda is regrouping, mostly muscling out a nascent ISIS expansion effort to remain the dominant transnational jihadist group in the country.
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Just the organic slice of the grocery delivery business remains competitive in the U.S. with giants from the brick and mortar world, tech titans and upstarts all muscling in for a piece of an annual market that sees more than $40 billion in sales domestically.
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As he bounces back and forth between 1833 or 1916 and today, the similarities between Then and Now overwhelm the differences and Shapiro's title resonates anew, reminding us how divided we've been since our very beginnings, with historical-tragical constantly muscling out pastoral-comical.
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The combination of Alibaba's Ant Financial Services Group, which runs Alipay, an online payment platform widely used in China, and MoneyGram's global network of agents and established brand, could create a massive payments company capable of muscling market share away from competitors, experts said.
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The patent dispute underscores Hemlibra's potential to take business from Shire, with some analysts estimating Roche's roughly $450,000-per-year drug will hit $5 billion in annual sales by muscling in on older drugs for the genetic disease whose sufferers' blood does not clot properly.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi is heading into the holidays emboldened, finishing a tumultuous year back in the majority by both impeaching President Donald Trump and then muscling through the House his biggest legislative win on trade — a signature issue for him — all within 24 hours.
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Washington has also softened its rhetoric on China's territorial muscling in the South China Sea -- there has been no repeat of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's warning in his confirmation hearing that China might need to be blocked from artificial islands it has built in the region.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Rafa Nadal passed up a good few chances for an earlier finish to his night before muscling his way into the third round of the Australian Open with a commanding 43-3 7-6(4) 6-1 victory over Argentine Federico Delbonis on Thursday.
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But as Donald J. Trump threatens to steamroller through the primary season, muscling Mr. Cruz and Senator Marco Rubio of Florida aside entering Thursday's debate, there has been a reckoning deep in the heart of Cruz campaign headquarters: Texas could, for all practical purposes, be Mr. Cruz's last stand.
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Once they get a Congressional majority in Washington, however, politicians often fail to incorporate the lessons learned on the campaign trail about the need for continual communication necessary to influence public opinion, and instead believe that simply muscling a solution through on a party-line vote will work.
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The real world has a way of muscling its way into even the best fantasies, but in this case, those harsh cracks of sunlight peeking into our dark, happy little cave were welcome reminders of how good we had it—suspended in time, cradled inside a microcosm of our own design.
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Given that some companies are included in the app from the get-go and others (ahem, Lyft) require some amount of footwork on the part of the user, having Google's support will make muscling away any market share that harder for smaller or up-and-coming services of a similar nature.
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The Milwaukee Bucks star needed every bit of lift he could get, muscling on Thunder star Russell Westbrook just enough to get the dunk to fall through for the game-winner with 216 seconds left to lift the Bucks to a 220-163 win Friday night at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
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" In a speech last week at the 2018 Shangri-La Dialogue, Defense Secretary James Mattis noted that while he believed the two countries had disparate interests, "[T]here may be short-term convergence in the event they want to contradict international tribunals or try muscling their way into certain circumstances.
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In doing so, they added an exclamation mark to their victory in muscling through a second Trump Supreme Court justice, and deepened a historic imprint on the federal judiciary in President Trump's first two years in office that could push some of the nation's most important courts rightward for a generation.
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Especially in the period from its 1993 debut album "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)" through the 1997 follow-up "Wu-Tang Forever," with several solo releases in between — it expanded the genre's sense of possibility more than any of its peers, all while muscling it toward the pop mainstream.
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" Cable industry leaders lashed out at Mr. Obama, arguing that he was rewarding political friends and benefactors like those at Google, and undermining the independence of the F.C.C. Jim Cicconi, a senior executive vice president at AT&T, said the president's move was "aimed at muscling Democratic commissioners to support the Google proposal.
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Nadal booked his place in a fifth U.S. Open final in familiar fashion on Saturday, out-muscling big-hitting Italian Matteo Berrettini 373-237(219) 224-4 6-1 to set up an intriguing Sunday showdown against Russian villain Medvedev, who seems to have as many weapons in his tennis arsenal as personalities.
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And while some Wall Street analysts worry about Twilio's competitive position— given that heavyweights like Amazon, Microsoft, and Google have a habit of entering new markets and muscling out smaller players — Lawson notes that Twilio has been around longer, has deals with phone providers all around the globe, and has lots of goodwill among developers.
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The Ukraine inquiry, after months of pursuit of Mr. Trump and years of Democratic agony over his flouting of political norms, now appears to have too much momentum to be turned back short of impeachment, even if it means muscling through a partisan vote akin to Republicans' impeachment of President Bill Clinton in 1998.
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Traditionally, there were run by large banks, and while they may still dominate by owning the majority of transactions and financial products, there has been a gradual emergence of startups — built with new technology and smaller and more focused remits — that are muscling in and offering better rates and more flexible options to consumers and businesses.
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Ms. Pelosi, whose legislative triumphs include muscling the Affordable Care Act through the House in 2010, has focused on using the House Democrats' power to challenge Mr. Trump by advancing legislation that appeals to the broadest possible swath of Democrats, including the more than two dozen moderate lawmakers elected in districts carried by the president in 2016.
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Ms. Pelosi, whose legislative triumphs include muscling the Affordable Care Act through the House in 2010, has focused on using the House Democrats' power to challenge Mr. Trump by advancing legislation that appeals to the broadest possible swath of Democrats, including the more than two dozen moderate lawmakers elected in districts carried by the president in 2016.
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Chinese players like Ofo and Mobike have seen incredible success in establishing and building out a bike-sharing system in China and now they're muscling their way into the U.S. There were more bike-sharing rides in China in the first quarter of 2017 than there were ride-sharing and bike-sharing rides combined in all of North America.
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Nor should government stand by and do nothing when there's a clear risk that a vital area of digital innovation is at risk of being closed down by a tech giant muscling in and positioning itself as a gatekeeper before others have had a chance to show what their ideas are made of, and before even a market has had the chance to form.
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Kurt existed within the mounting charge of Pop but was also outside of it, offering a rejoinder to a lopsidedly male affair — she took Claes Oldenburg's manifesto, "I am for the art that a kid licks, after peeling away the wrapper," and pushed it full tilt, muscling the high-octane aesthetic of the movement into the delicate and feminine forms of gummy Scottie dogs and Swedish Fish.
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But he was the man who kept the whole show on the road, strong-arming governments to provide funds and to make their own vaccines of the necessary purity, potency and stability; conducting his own cold-war diplomacy with the notably helpful Russians; muscling past the tentacular regional bureaucracies of the WHO; sending out continual reports on progress; and answering within three days, before e-mail, every plea that came in from the field.
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Senate Republicans are set to hit the gas on confirming hundreds of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's nominees by muscling through a rules change that would dramatically cut down on the amount of time required to confirm district court and executive nominations.
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