Overlaps With 4 State Senate Districts Overlaps With 7 Counties 101st District Overlaps With 3 Congressional Districts Overlaps With 36 School Districts Overlaps With 1013 Counties Overlaps With 4 State Senate Districts 101st District Overlaps With 3 Congressional Districts Overlaps With 36 School Districts Overlaps With 4 State Senate Districts 101st District Overlaps With 7 Counties Overlaps With 3 Congressional Districts Overlaps With 36 School Districts Source: Census Bureau | By The New York Times How can anyone properly represent a district so incoherently drawn?
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Where red overlaps blue, you get various purples; those oppose the chartreuses where yellow overlaps green.
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Some of that overlaps with ideology, some of it maybe overlaps like, more like if the word neoliberalism is back en vogue.
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As the director of the Beverly Hills Cannabis Club, a high-end purveyor of luxury weed and accessories, her love for cannabis overlaps with her activism which overlaps with her pot rebranding campaign.
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MZ: It overlaps with a portion of what we do.
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About 40 percent of Charter's footprint overlaps with ACC schools.
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Zuckerberg: It overlaps with a portion of what we do.
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"Clearly we should avoid overlaps," the first EU source said.
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Those sensuous curves and colorful overlaps of otherwise flattened planes.
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We've been polling overlaps in support among the Democratic field.
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"Even with color, I've run into overlaps now," Adams said.
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The Cuban education system overlaps with all of these concerns.
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These overlaps lead some to be sceptical about CFS's syndromic nature.
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But it overlaps with her confidential relationship with the federal government.
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Economic anxiety is real even when it overlaps with racist pandering.
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There are more explicit overlaps between the Biden's and Warren's plans.
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It overlaps with an Afghan government ceasefire which lasts until Wednesday.
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These overlaps were the foundation for a political center and multiple coalitions.
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U.S. antitrust enforcers will look at more than product overlaps, said Moss.
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Acquiring firms usually seek new technologies or overlaps that allow cost-cutting.
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A seven-week option overlaps the possible British election date around December.
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Fighting terror The visit overlaps with the Muslim Holy month of Ramadan.
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Pluto failed on the third account because its orbit overlaps with Neptune.
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"The fact that it overlaps quite nicely is … quite powerful," said Greene.
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People are shifting to a plant-based diet, which overlaps with veganism.
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And there are overlaps, spiritually, in the desire to avoid centralized authority.
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And though it overlaps slightly with plans released by fellow 2020 candidate Sen.
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As a result, there are fewer obvious overlaps and less fat to cut.
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Scribble a line all over the page, so the line overlaps with itself.
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The bold voice of hacktivists collides and overlaps with those of graffiti artists.
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This figure partially overlaps with the number of Latinos killed on the job.
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The companies have few overlaps which could trigger competition concerns, the sources said.
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Newman's former state Senate seat overlaps with the congressional district of retiring Rep.
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The line overlaps territory claimed by countries including the Philippines, Vietnam and Malaysia.
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The job of a teacher overlaps with the job of the cultural critic.
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There are intriguing overlaps between their influence on intelligence and on other traits.
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What traces we must leave"; "You're looking for overlaps, coincidences, aren't you, love?
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He purchased mailing addresses of subscribers from publications and looked for certain overlaps.
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This timeline overlaps with renewed allegations of sexual abuse and misconduct against Allen.
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Indeed, much of the activity from the Instagram hacker accounts overlaps with gaming communities.
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But there were all kinds of overlaps of the character between the two shows.
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Most of the team that built IGTV overlaps with the team that built Stories.
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The SNP pattern found, for instance, overlaps with those discovered in GWASs of insomnia.
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He makes pins with strange cultural overlaps that set him apart from the rest.
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The group said it found overlaps in code, tactics and infrastructure between the attacks.
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Together, they will show girls that STEM overlaps with hobbies like soccer and fashion.
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In broad outlines, Trump's foreign policy overlaps with what any conservative Republican would do.
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This time period without Secret Service protection overlaps with Trump Jr.'s hunting trip.
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His eyebrows and mustache are unruly, and his long gray hair overlaps his ears.
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But Apple has a very distinct pattern, and it overlaps with their iPhone rollouts.
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Each city overlaps the other, with countless little borders down every street and sidewalk.
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A closer inspection reveals that his left hand overlaps with the anti-wolf flag.
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Perhaps not coincidentally, the insects' egg production season overlaps with the birds' migration season.
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Whitty said that approach — which overlaps in many ways with "contain" — had several benefits.
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It also overlaps with the wellness industry that is a $4.2 trillion market worldwide.
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While GOES-16 and GOES-17 are positioned over different regions, their coverage overlaps.
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It is rare that a national security interest overlaps with a compelling humanitarian crisis.
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Tax reform is one of the few issues where Republican and Democratic thinking overlaps.
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"There are a lot of overlaps and contradictions," Mr. Zhou wrote in an email.
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Rather than bow explicitly to country music, he revisits its greasy overlaps with funk.
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In fact, there are a lot of overlaps in the cities where they operate.
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But there is barely a narrative or aesthetic element that overlaps with Black Panther itself.
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The experiment has troubling overlaps with at least one of Facebook's many overlapping privacy cataclysms.
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The video above shows 11 uncanny overlaps between statements made by Jones and by Trump.
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Once those mergers took place and route overlaps were eliminated, airlines could finally raise prices.
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Universities think a lot about where their research overlaps with the interests of big donors.
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But Beijing's position overlaps competing territorial claims from the Philippines, Vietnam and Taiwan, among others.
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Fortunately, Trump's presidency overlaps with a unique window of opportunity to deliver on these promises.
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But their words won't hold water with Moore's base, which overlaps mightily with Trump's base.
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This show overlaps with a smaller thematic one at the Bard Graduate Center in Manhattan.
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I love her work and have often thought there were overlaps in our subject matter.
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They may use different phrases but the mob mindlessness clearly overlaps both sets of supporters.
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More generally, the report argues that the bureau's jurisdiction overlaps with that of other regulators.
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The moon continues to glide over the sun until it no longer overlaps at all.
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"The P180 technology has several overlaps between the civil and military sectors," the source said.
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For some women, then, the highest window of ED risk overlaps with the childbearing years.
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Anyway, Mr Campbell's populism overlaps with the president-elect's more than does his opponent's doctrinaire conservatism.
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But the question of whether that relationship overlaps with criminal conduct is a mystery, for now.
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Since the era of white flight, economic inequality—with which the racial kind overlaps—has hardened.
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Some of these deals could even result in job cuts as companies seek to eliminate overlaps.
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Kobach pioneered a national cross-referencing system for states to check their voter rolls for overlaps.
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But a release of her State Department emails renewed questions about overlaps with the Clinton Foundation.
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The companies have a number of commercial, research and manufacturing overlaps, particularly in the United States.
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"Disability overlaps with aging and universal design," said Grace Jun, the executive director of the program.
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India has about a dozen state-owned oil and gas companies, with significant overlaps in operations.
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The overlaps, of course, are protectionism and barely a nod towards identity as a political variable.
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The guild's membership overlaps with the academy's, and the D.G.A. Awards are largely predictive of Oscars.
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This lets us observe the overlaps and the trends in people vying for the same voters.
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Sanders's agenda overlaps with the Democrats' agenda about as much as Trump's does with the Republicans'.
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Fannish anxiety about spoilers seems silly since the TV series is distinct from the books, despite overlaps.
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This information largely overlaps with the information that the DOJ will need to review a Comcast transaction.
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The failing of Greece's clubs overlaps notably with the country's well-publicized debt crisis beginning in 2009.
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The reform would abolish provincial administrations and remove many of the overlaps between regional and central authorities.
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Of those, 17 were overlaps, meaning that Kerry visited most of the countries that Lavrov had visited.
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BUT IT'S SUBSTANTIALLY LESS THAN IN SOME OF THE OTHER CASES WHERE THERE ARE SIGNIFICANT PRODUCT OVERLAPS.
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This, of course, overlaps with the stated purpose of China's project: preventing crime through unprecedented algorithmic authoritarianism.
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There can be overlaps between the small-cap and the midcap space, even into the large-cap.
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The planned launch overlaps with some flight routes connecting Japan with the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia.
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The deal is subject to approval by regulators, although Cowen analysts said the combination presents "minimal overlaps".
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If boxing is now a profitable niche, it is one that overlaps with Mr Trump's political success.
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You need more than three shields but you can't stack more them together due to pin overlaps.
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But its "nine-dash line" overlaps with Indonesia's 200-nautical-mile exclusive economic zone surrounding the islands.
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Membership of the NEA largely overlaps with the OECD, except for three exceptions: Russia, Romania and Argentina.
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It overlaps with that of the OVP in areas such as tax cuts and less government intervention.
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Two of the four in-season websites will be closed down this year to avoid customer overlaps.
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This again put Caelan and I directly back in each other's lives as our social circle overlaps.
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Unlike the 2020 contenders, moreover, he's not concerned when his message overlaps with that of the president.
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The Senate had previously approved a similar amendment, so where the legislation overlaps it will become law.
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Unlike vision, where objects are spaced out, auditory information overlaps and mixes when it hits our ears.
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I'd be lying if I said I felt that absolutism of my youth now, because everything overlaps.
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But the other thing I think that overlaps with [my 2018 documentary] Generation Wealth is Imelda's psychology.
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The 101st district overlaps with, and cuts through, a number of counties, school districts and congressional boundaries.
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The role of satellites in 5G is also an important issue and overlaps with the spectrum issue.
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"So whilst there may be some level of overlaps, account-linking and card-linking are largely complementary."
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Not just even in terms of Roy Cohn and certain kind of overlaps with the McCarthy era.
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The overlaps between Gorsuch and Scalia become clear when you read the speech Gorsuch delivered after Scalia's passing.
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It overlaps with other data and, in some cases, allows for double counting of commercial foreign exchange assets.
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The rhetorical and behavioral overlaps between early Anonymous and the alt-right help place both groups in context.
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Bayer's pesticide-focused agricultural business has few overlaps with Monsanto's dominant seed franchise, according to the companies' executives.
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The term has different definitions depending on whom you ask, and it often overlaps with ideas like transhumanism.
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Under this system, garnet is the birthstone for Capricorn, whose solar season overlaps with the start of January.
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HE COMES AT A 73-18 BILLION OF OVERLAPS AND THINKS THE DIVESTITURES WOULD BE FAR, FAR HIGHER.
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N. The deal is subject to approval by regulators, although Cowen analysts said the combination presents "minimal overlaps".
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The EU enforcer said it did not see any competition concerns despite the overlaps between the two companies.
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That definitely overlaps with thinking musically about triangle waves versus sine waves, and prickly sounds versus smooth sounds.
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Some of the government spending at Trump-branded properties overlaps with instances when Trump's children visited those properties.
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Instead, the juxtapositions and overlaps between the pieces seem to drown out, challenge, or even comfort one another.
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"The Met's a big, complicated place, and Max's area of expertise overlaps with mine quite considerably," he said.
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Its range overlaps with other devices — including a novel class of health therapies used in Russia and China.
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And the rest of it overlaps with the fact that, somehow, hideous sandals in general are in vogue.
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And, shockingly, no one thought independent eyes should look at cases with huge political implications and possible overlaps.
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They might also point to MSNBC coming around to a candidate whose support overlaps with its own audience.
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There are overlaps with Sascha Braunig's mind-bending compositions, but Ms. Baldwin's paintings have more texture and facture.
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Stifling heat and humidity aside, off-season also overlaps with hurricane season, the rainy season and mosquito season.
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But the striking feature of anti-Zionist rhetoric is how broadly it overlaps with traditionally anti-Semitic tropes.
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They scan as typical Trump supporters, with large overlaps in subreddit activity in /r/the_donald and /r/DrainTheSwamp.
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You can also select commercial fishing (in blue), and see how this human activity overlaps with shark movement.
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As noted by CBS LA, the case has many troubling overlaps with an ongoing body cam scandal in Baltimore.
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I think the back-end piece of what we do overlaps with some of the things that Ticketmaster does.
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Or it could be built out of products from separate vendors designed to piece together without overlaps or gaps.
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The couple discovered that they have overlaps in their family histories; both come from Jewish families with Texas roots.
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In the business of the overlaps, again, we'll find good new owners for those businesses that will be competitive.
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Investigators are currently searching for the wreckage off the coast of Australia, which overlaps nicely with the new simulations.
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Chapter 6 of the sixth season, entitled, "American Horror Story: Roanoke," overlaps with the debate, so at 10 p.m.
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The film's timeline overlaps with the Supreme Court's decision last year to legalize gay marriage on a federal level.
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The group overlaps with the "silence breakers," who were collectively named Time's Person of the Year earlier this month.
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PUTTING THOSE TWO COMPLEMENTARY PORTFOLIOS TOGETHER AND DIVESTING THE OVERLAPS IS WHAT IS GOING TO GIVE US THE SYNERGIES.
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We have hundreds of financial regulatory agencies at the state and federal levels, with complex jurisdictional gaps and overlaps.
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It's a huge, but exciting risk: surprising accidents occur where unforeseen overlaps of colors produce unimagined, strange fugitive tones.
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Paleoart overlaps the worlds of natural-history illustration and fine art, but it does not fully belong to either.
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But the block lies near China's "nine-dash line" and overlaps what it says are its own oil concessions.
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To avoid overlaps and unnecessary spending, France wants to deploy data sharing of medical records on a national level.
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"In addition, we see another stumbling block being the huge overlaps for both banks serving similar markets," he said.
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The style is distinct from the current Scandinavian aesthetic of twigs and fronds and rocks, but overlaps with it.
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These occur when some other dimension or parallel universe overlaps with our own inside a specific area, called Thresholds.
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It overlaps with several other progressive priorities; it is flexible and expansive enough to integrate with other progressive platforms.
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Mr. Meyer also exhibits at Parcours des Mondes, a tribal art fair in Paris that overlaps with the Biennale.
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The potential crash area overlaps with the underwater zone that investigators are now scouring for hunks of metal debris.
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Another surveillance system called the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System (NREVSS) overlaps with the influenza-monitoring programs.
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Such regulatory overlaps should be simplified to help focus clearers on fire prevention rather than fire fighting, he said.
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Around it, however, you'll notice a second, slightly elliptical arc that overlaps the 22-degree halo at the top.
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Here are some of the overlaps and differences in policy areas likely to be discussed in any coalition talks.
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Some Achuar communities have filed a lawsuit to halt GeoPark's plans in Block 64, which overlaps with native land.
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His proposal overlaps with House Speaker Paul Ryan's proposal, and also shares similarities with Trump's vision for health care reform.
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NBA Twitter overlaps with music twitter, media twitter, black twitter, fashion twitter, media twitter, literary twitter—they all are here.
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This is a category which overlaps with Anglicans, but in the majority adheres to churches with simpler forms of worship.
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The sheer success its found among a demographic that also overlaps with the people who produced GamerGate is frankly heartening.
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Oscar handicappers closely follow the awards handed out by Hollywood's professional guilds because their membership often overlaps with the Academy's.
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Little changed, Pennsylvania's first still mostly overlaps with Bucks County, which has been a swing district in this battleground state.
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Meanwhile, their model friend Haley Baldwin is part of an ever-growing clan that currently overlaps with half of Hollywood.
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It overlaps with large swaths of 4chan, men's rights activism, the online atheist movement, pickup artist culture, Reddit, and Tumblr.
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There's a calming quality to it, as the charm of the mechanical elements overlaps with the relaxed, brushed folk guitar.
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The camaraderie and mission-driven nature of the military overlaps with the mission-driven nature of government and national service.
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Cumbria, the county that overlaps the Lake District, was hit particularly hard, and hundreds of thousands of sheep were incinerated.
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If you put 'em together, do you get eight, or are there overlaps in benefits, so you only get six?
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His community overlaps with a movement of Internet-savvy reactionaries who cloak bigotry in ironic memes and pop-culture references.
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Each part of the place overlaps with part of the person (first, last) and part of the thing (last, first).
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These overlaps produced a fairly large and networked group of sexually frustrated men, united in blaming their situation on women.
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The Venn diagram of the 42nd and 45th presidents overlaps not only where hormones rage but also where entitlement roars.
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Is there something about the appeal of old-school watches that overlaps with your politics — a back-to-basics approach?
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It overlaps areas that are rightly part of other appellations, like the Russian River Valley, Green Valley and Sonoma Valley.
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The exploits shared "technical overlaps" with a recently disclosed campaign targeting Uyghur Muslims, an oppressed minority in China's Xinjiang state.
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But the scientists wanted to examine each of those aspects of a workout separately, so did not track such overlaps.
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Hawley is also investigating a charity founded by the governor where the fundraising allegedly overlaps with campaign donations to Greitens.
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What's valued or considered a success in the two industries — money, film festivals, praise — certainly overlaps, but they're also different.
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The trout are hit harder because their upstream return overlaps with the pre-mating, bulk-up season for male sea lions.
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Although art frequently overlaps with many other cultural spheres, the "sports and art" combination often seems stuck on the 'jock' vs.
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In the late 22015s, the science fiction and fantasy (SFF) community — which overlaps greatly with YA — had something of a reckoning.
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Business users currently layer sometimes dozens of unconnected security products on top of each other, creating overlaps and gaps in coverage.
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Lohnen says that the wellness content performs particularly well on their site, but also where wellness overlaps with beauty and food.
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" "What we Christian Democrats call 'preservation of Creation' overlaps a lot with what the Greens call a sustainable approach to nature.
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Microsoft and Adobe obviously share a huge number of customers already, while their product portfolio only overlaps in a few areas.
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Ngai's work really opened up overlaps between affect, aesthetics, and labor in an operable way for my own thinking about art.
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It was on a list of proposed transactions that were granted quickly because the merging partners have few or no overlaps.
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That can have consequences for your home purchase if the purchase overlaps with your engagement or occurs shortly after the wedding.
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The show, which has acted as a sort of prequel to Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho, now officially overlaps with its source material.
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Coming into my transness has guided me slowly into feminism, because there are overlaps in the struggle that marginalized identities encounter.
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Imagine the owners' perspective and consider where the needs of their business and your career have the most potentially productive overlaps.
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The part of the brain that controls the pinkie and ring fingers overlaps (which explains why many people move them together).
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One of the most interesting things is that it raises people's awareness that the game board overlaps with the real world.
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The number does not add up to 711 because of some overlap, though the filing didn't specify where the overlaps occurred.
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They compared samples of RNA — molecules that deliver messages in genes — from the antlers with human RNA in search of overlaps.
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There are overlaps between "Mope" and the Civilians' recent "Pretty Filthy," a documentary musical about the San Fernando Valley porn industry.
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The international trip overlaps with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's travel next week to Europe to meet with key NATO allies.
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The Taurids' Northern stream sometimes brings bight fireballs when it overlaps with the Southern stream in late October and early November.
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He estimates Comcast would have to sell about 16 percent of its cable operations where it overlaps with Verizon's FiOS network.
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Some of her content now overlaps with another niche video community, AuthorTube, made up of writers who document their work process.
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The case overlaps with the investigation of the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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"ChemChina and Syngenta are highly complementary businesses with relatively limited overlaps in products," Mr. Ren, the ChemChina chairman, said in a video.
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And signs of heat exhaustion (which overlaps with signs of dehydration) are muscle cramps, headache, nausea/vomiting, dizziness, pale skin, and confusion.
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That overlaps with Kurz's view that the EU should be slimmed down and focus on tasks like trade and securing external borders.
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This part of our planet's atmosphere overlaps with the boundary of space and is responsible for what is known as space weather.
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He noted that Facebook overlaps with companies like Google and Twitter and that he faces competition from a variety of popular apps.
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Organisers have staggered the events carefully to minimise overlaps and wrangling for players, which has resulted in a never-ending worldwide circus.
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What's more ... Ferrari says he's been hooking up with Chyna for several months, which overlaps with the time she reconciled with Rob.
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I think the fact that Black History Month overlaps with Valentine's Day presents us with an opportunity to really reflect on that.
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"They keep a list of all the women who are socialites and what they're going to wear so nobody overlaps," D'Andra explains.
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The assault overlaps with the final stages of the U.S.-backed attack to recapture the Iraqi city of Mosul from Islamic State.
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Trump Tower meeting on Clinton The Moscow project overlaps with another critical meeting that is of interest to the special counsel's investigation.
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It is to Lambertville's credit that you can ask half a dozen residents to name their favorite haunts, and find few overlaps.
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Last year, Republicans captured several seats in the State Legislature in an election area that overlaps much of Mr. Van Drew's district.
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A quick skim of the candidates' 10 climate plans reveals tons and tons of overlaps, from specific emission targets to policy proposals.
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Manila's EEZ, mandated by the United Nation's Convention on the Law of the Sea, overlaps with waters claimed by China and Vietnam.
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"There is something about the DNA of Jordan's career and persona that overlaps completely with the DNA of Town & Country," she said.
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Yet there are striking overlaps between what those publications do and what a subscription-based local news start-up would look like.
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When a ball overlaps another ball, there will be a force pushing them apart that will be proportional to the distance they overlap.
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They are representative of a dangerously misinformed segment of the US citizenry that frequently overlaps with climate change deniers, 911 truthers, and birthers.
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They can also analyze how their Instagram audience overlaps with people who visit their site, download their app or like their Facebook Page.
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These images collide into a composite of the art studio, alluding to the overlaps and interconnections between work by different generations of artists.
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Since 1985 Brunei has claimed a continental shelf that overlaps a southern reef but has not made any formal claim to the reef.
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If it's meant to complement the lidar, chances are it overlaps considerably, but is built more to identify other cars and larger obstacles.
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The concessions came after the European Commission expressed concerns about the overlaps of the combined businesses in Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg and the Netherlands.
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"Overlaps with white nationalism/separatism, even orgs and individuals define themselves inconsistently," one slide says, in a section marked "challenges" for white supremacy.
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But the shares have plummeted nearly 60 percent over the past 18 months, a period that closely overlaps with the new share scheme.
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The Senate plan largely overlaps with the House proposal, but does not repeal the estate tax and leaves the mortgage interest deduction unchanged.
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Aetna Chief Executive Mark Bertolini said the company has proposed divesting enough assets to ensure competition in markets where it overlaps with Humana.
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The second trial considered overlaps in the two insurers' business selling health benefits to individuals, and administering Medicare Advantage coverage to the elderly.
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Specifically, there are real overlaps in the bones of the music of artists like you and Thundercat—or even Solange, Khalid, Frank Ocean.
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"The controls are mostly the same, but it changes all the sight lines, and all the overlaps that we'd usually do," Messer said.
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The map also shows that illegal mining often overlaps with legal mining, and researchers plan to update it as more information becomes available.
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The new coronavirus shares 80% of its genome with the coronavirus that caused SARS and also overlaps with other coronaviruses found in bats.
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An independent bureau would also better represent the interests of the private space industry when it overlaps with other, more mature, industry issues.
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"Most likely this is an attempt to confuse attribution, much like the code overlaps we saw in the Olympic Destroyer malware," Leonard adds.
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The move by the European Commission comes after Thales declined to offer concessions to address concerns about overlaps with Gemalto, the people said.
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Structurally, she makes monologues out of dances and drops songs into scenes; in other words, "Album" is a saturation in which everything overlaps.
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And so, these are challenging that the overlaps of a lot of different expertise ... So it's easy to make a factory robot, right?
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It overlaps with sections of 4chan and Reddit, the men's rights movement, pickup artist culture, the online atheist and libertarian movements, and more.
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Developers, for their part, seem poised to market Little Haiti as an extension of Little River, which borders and partly overlaps with the neighborhood.
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Chevron also considers the Permian assets the crown jewel of Anadarko's portfolio, but its Gulf of Mexico position also overlaps with Anadarko's deepwater assets.
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The app lets you link to third party reproductive health, sleep, nutrition, and activity apps, but stops short of providing meaningful information about overlaps.
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Mr Rees-Mogg is the most outspoken member of the socially conservative faction, which overlaps with the Brexiteer faction more than any other does.
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The Raqqa assault overlaps with the final stages of the U.S.-backed attack to recapture Islamic State's capital in Iraq, the city of Mosul.
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LSE Chief Financial Officer David Warren said the areas where there were overlaps that could yield cost savings include property, technology and corporate services.
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And it overlaps with his claim (factually false but rhetorically powerful) that he is self-financing his campaign, so not beholden to big money.
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Raiu also pointed out that while the code overlaps with APT17, the command-and-control infrastructure used matches that of a newer attack group.
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They consider themselves scientists (in a discipline that overlaps with psychology, cognitive science and others) in trying to learn how the human mind works.
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THEY HAVE CRUNCHED THE NUMBERS AND WHEN WE LOOK AT THE OVERLAPS, THEY ARE IN SMALL PROPULSION ENGINES, AUXILIARY POWER UNITS AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS.
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The exhibit's overall effect is not unlike attending a live assembly or demonstration, but with a high-caliber attendee list that overlaps cultural eras.
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Wireless services will now be required to deliver alerts to an entire geographic area designated by government officials that overlaps with their coverage networks.
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Shell has promised to find $3.5 billion from cost savings and overlaps by 2018, from various areas including its corporate, administrative and IT operations.
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The agency is not necessarily meant to launch new cybersecurity initiatives, but to eliminate redundancies and overlaps within the government, according to Carson's campaign.
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The companies have a number of commercial, research, and manufacturing overlaps, particularly in the United States, where both have a large presence in Boston.
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Immigration policy always overlaps somewhat with foreign policy; that's one big reason the courts have traditionally deferred to the executive branch on the issue.
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Allowing substituted compliance between the SEC and CFTC swaps data reporting rules would address current overlaps and create clear-cut efficiencies for market participants.
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If the company acquires Bunge, it will likely need to sell U.S. grain and processing facilities to win regulatory approval because of business overlaps.
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This allows us the unique perspective of figuring out the overlaps and the intraparty rivalries that are forming at this phase in the race.
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It turns out they are not a group within themselves, even though their name overlaps with a group established more than a decade ago.
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In fact, they seem to have nothing to do with the 2016 campaign, though the alleged wrongdoing overlaps with Manafort's time running Trump's operation.
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Senator John Barrasso, the Republican of Wyoming who chairs the Environment Committee, introduced a draft bill that overlaps with many of the House proposals.
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One group, r/TheRedPill, which has over a quarter million subscribers on Reddit, offers a worldview that partially overlaps with that of the incels.
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"Why they are investing in quantum gravity and black holes is anyone's guess but it overlaps with quantum computing so that's cool," he says.
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Democrats have raised concerns about Bernhardt's lobbying work, which overlaps with a lot of the industries that Bernhardt would help to regulate at Interior.
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The 60-second spot began airing in the Boston media market, which overlaps with New Hampshire, on Thursday afternoon, according to Kantar Media/CMAG.
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None of this is new information to Schumer, whose own tenure in politics overlaps every single one of King's racist and anti-Muslim outbursts.
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And if a special envoy's mission is unnecessary or outdated, if it overlaps and duplicates functions provided by other State Department desks… So what?
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Airbnb has created a marketplace that overlaps substantially with the hotel business, but the properties it rents to users are owned by other users.
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Certainly, it's populist: Warren's economic populism even overlaps with Trump's when it comes to their shared skepticism of international free trade agreements like NAFTA.
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Now under the auspices of Tenet, the stellar New York-based early music ensemble, the project overlaps this year with the composer's 450th birthday.
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Presumably, some of the factual material each district has uncovered in the course of its respective investigations partially overlaps that of the special counsel.
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Unifying energy supervision under a standalone regulator may also help to reduce overlaps that have complicated the implementation of major policy in recent years.
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The Kardashian community makes for a messy family tree — at this point, the clan has folded in on itself, and the overlaps can get confusing.
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Moreover, its apps are estimated to have more than 300 million monthly active users in the nation, though there could be significant overlaps among them.
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Some of the material overlaps with what The Guardian published in 2017, but the material provided to Motherboard is more recent and includes different information.
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Since 2007, a similar arrangement has operated at the border where Hong Kong jurisdiction overlaps with areas of the Shenzhen Bay Port on the mainland.
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Federal prosecutors have been conducting a criminal probe of Cohen's business affairs, and lawyers for Trump and Cohen have said Daniels' civil lawsuit overlaps it.
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And here, of course, is the crux of the issue: harassing content overlaps with harassing behavior, but the content itself is only bits and bytes.
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Because that front portion overlaps the truck, it reduces the overall length of the truck and trailer combination, given the amount of trailer living space.
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It's not unusual these days to see e-commerce brands pursuing an omnichannel experience, where their online site overlaps with a brick-and-mortar presence.
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The short-wavelength S-opsin tops out at 420 nm, a deep violet, but overlaps with the other two a bit in the high 400s.
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Automation has already come to the legal field — which overlaps with policymaking — but it is for lower-level tasks and isn't totally phasing out lawyers.
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Ramirez Jonas's nimble curation explores the overlaps between the loss of art historical objects and the loss of human life, without collapsing or trivializing them.
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Mr Green ascribes America's success to the "biblical worldview" of the country's Founders—a worldview that, in his telling, overlaps with aspiration and rugged individualism.
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House Republicans have their own tax plan which overlaps with Trump's in some ways but features a controversial revenue-raising provision known as border adjustment.
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Bombino, the nickname of Omara Moctar, is a Tuareg, a member of the nomadic desert population that overlaps borders in Niger, Mali, Algeria and Libya.
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This perception, that women have certain natural capacities that should be free or cheap, has a long history that overlaps with the history of capitalism.
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How it links to Russian intelligence: The code in VPNFIlter overlaps with Russia's BlackEnergy malware that has been used to attack energy infrastructure in Ukraine.
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Although its "exclusive economic zone" overlaps with China's nine-dash line, it does not in fact have any territorial claims on the South China Sea.
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"The polluting agents in burning tobacco, despite being different from the ones found in fossil fuels, have overlaps," Rees said, calling for bold, decisive action.
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In the 2S state, the electron overlaps the proton, and for a non-zero amount of time, the electron is inside of the proton itself.
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It's the earliest Chinese New Year in eight years, and could result in additional congestion issues since the holiday overlaps with university students' winter holidays.
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It gets at the role gossip plays in the worlds of art and design, while also grappling with the overlaps between gossip and fake news.
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"The meeting was convened to coordinate action by the various ministers and to avoid any overlaps or misunderstandings arising," Conte's office said in a statement.
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The unofficial version, which may prove to be more accurate, and was supplied by the New York Times, overlaps with this but with some crucial differences.
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A separate House Republican plan largely overlaps with Trump's, but contains some key differences, including a 20 percent corporate tax rate and a border adjustment provision.
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Thematically, the album overlaps with Lamar's DAMN, but Staples's pitch-black sensibility, candor, and incisive lyrics converge to craft a wholly unique and equally important take.
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Instead, weapon systems' cybersecurity was addressed through a set of activities and products that were not fully integrated, creating overlaps and gaps in the program cybersecurity.
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None of these overlaps or isolations seem arbitrary, but appear to refer to rows of tombstones, as I suggested in my previous article on this subject.
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United Technologies and Honeywell would not likely generate antitrust worries about overlaps in jet engines and building heating systems, according to analysts at RBC Capital Markets.
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Sinclair has agreed to sell stations in markets where it overlaps with Tribune, but has not yet identified which stations it will sell in some markets.
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Spire, another satellite operator based in San Francisco, says that differential drag takes only a few weeks to spread a cluster sufficiently to eliminate unnecessary overlaps.
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Baader Helvea analyst Markus Mayer said overlaps in the rest of the world could help generate synergies of up to 800 million euros in a merger.
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For anti-government and gun rights activists -- groups with significant overlaps -- Trump's the man, and the election the occasion, for them to play out their hand.
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Blue sharks and shortfin mako sharks are also actively exploited for leather, oil and food, so their space overlaps with longline fishing between 62% and 76%.
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However, the rebels say only ISIS is excluded -- an important distinction, since territory held by al-Nusra, the al Qaeda affiliate in Syria, overlaps with theirs.
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Toshiba favors the Broadcom bid as it is higher and would avoid antitrust concerns triggered by Western Digital, which overlaps heavily with Toshiba on NAND chips.
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One thing you mentioned in Q&A after the film is how perfectly James' story overlaps with what's happening in the music industry at the time.
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Volkswagen will make its three mass-market brands more distinct to reduce overlaps and defuse tensions within the carmaking group, its chief executive said on Thursday.
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Some might see the many overlaps as posing a conflict of interest for Brown, who holds an executive role at publications that write about his team.
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Each lens will film footage that overlaps with the other's, and SpaceVR will stitch that footage together (and add some production value) back here on Earth.
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Her research interests involve finding new ways to use technology to improve the patient experience in health care, which overlaps with Apple's strategy in the space.
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The NSpC staff is working on recommendations to reduce regulatory duplication and increasing the overlaps that were approved at the second public NSpC meeting in February.
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The newly drawn district overlaps much of the old Pennsylvania 8th, which is represented by GOP incumbent Brian Fitzpatrick, who won his party's nomination Tuesday night.
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On Thursday, the Senate unveiled its plan to broadly chop business and individual taxes, which largely overlaps with a House tax bill but contains several differences.
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The Taliban announced a surprise three-day ceasefire over the Eid holiday, except against foreign forces, which overlaps an Afghan government ceasefire which lasts until Wednesday.
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Richard Holden, Google's vice president for product management, said one reason could be that the off-season for many international destinations overlaps with these winter holidays.
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It can have its bureaucratic overlaps and frustrations, but it helps mitigate the risks of concentrated power and hoarded information found in totalitarian or autocratic governments.
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The apparent clarification of political negotiations for the new government is also helping the curve, but this overlaps with a general selling wave across emerging markets.
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Toshiba favours the Broadcom bid as it is higher and would avoid antitrust concerns triggered by Western Digital, which overlaps heavily with Toshiba on NAND chips.
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Bannon has described the news website as a platform for the "alt-right," a far-right group that often overlaps with racism, white nationalism and populism.
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According to expert analysis, the list of hunted files in BXAQ overlaps somewhat, but not entirely, with those that JingWang searches for, but BXAQ goes further.
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Today is his 56th birthday, and it's been a particularly good so far—the occasion overlaps with the release of The Flaming Lips's 17th album, Oczy Mlody.
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This overlaps with Muslim Jew-hatred, which not only denounces Israel but also presents Jews as the enemies of Muslims since the time of the Prophet Muhammad.
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TechCrunch is owned by Oath: which is owned by Verizon which bought Yahoo and is smushing it together with Oath: creating overlaps in jobs, hence the cuts.
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The fact that this wolf's supposed historic range overlaps with the gray wolf's range has been used by the USFWS as grounds for delisting the gray wolf.
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" Her trajectory is even more remarkable when you consider how much it overlaps, thematically, with the story line of Dolores, her character on the HBO series "Westworld.
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Those in the House plan to make elections security a priority once they return from recess in September, introducing new legislation that largely overlaps with HR 1.
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Bianca Valle's paintings are soft, pastel splatterings where each color overlaps and dilutes one another to form a nebulous mass of gentle, if hard to comprehend, beauty.
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"The show doesn't shy away from showing how the immigration process overlaps with things like affordable housing and lack of health care in this country," he said.
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But Haldex's board has warned that anti-trust regulators might require lengthy reviews of a deal between Knorr-Bremse and Haldex because of overlaps in their businesses.
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The advantages of incumbency helped Jim Tedisco, an assemblyman from the Schenectady area, win the Republican primary for the Senate seat that overlaps with his current district.
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The UNHRC works closely and somewhat overlaps with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, which also promotes human rights and investigates abuses.
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Last weekend's "Black Jeopardy" skit on "Saturday Night Live" did a beautiful job of showing how this sensation overlaps among both progressive African-Americans and reactionary Trumpians.
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They have made clear over the years that they're not perfect political overlaps with the rest of their family, which is the Republican Party's great modern dynasty.
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In 2016, all roads led to Trump, who frequently sparred with Fox News despite all of the natural overlaps between the Fox audience and the Trump base.
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A third idea, which has recently become the subject of intense interest for climate wonks and policymakers, doesn't quite fit either category, but it overlaps with both.
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They have continued to increase for girls ages 15 to 22, which directly overlaps with the peak of adolescence, commonly spent in high school and college sports.
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The insurers have offered up divestitures and secured buyers, with contracts ready to be signed, for assets in local markets where their coverage overlaps, according to one source.
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It differentiates from other types of late-night dance types like go-go and strip-club in a number of ways, but there are overlaps in the scene.
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But the line is disputed by at least four other countries in the region, including Vietnam, which says it overlaps with its own territorial claims under international law.
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The mask-like heads of Schärer's Madonnas appear in the background of some of his erotic watercolors, but aside from such chance overlaps, the series are largely distinct.
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THE OVERLAPS WERE TALKING ABOUT ARE SO SMALL AND SO NARROW IN AEROSPACE, THERES NO MORE THAN $5 BILLION OF OVERLAP WHICH IS EASILY DEALT WITH THROUGH DIVESTITURES.
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For one, the insulation overlaps between the lid and the edges around the opening so that even the zipper area is insulated when this cooler is fully closed.
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The core protest overlaps with difficult negotiations to prepare the SNCF for Europe-wide liberalization of train traffic in 2020 and, at Air France, efforts to reduce costs.
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With so many overlaps, it can be hard to tell whether a project is a short-term rental or coliving without asking the operators how they define it.
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"Contact High: A Visual History of Hip-Hop" (Clarkson Potter; $40), edited by Vikki Tobak, overlaps slightly with his era, but mostly picks up where he leaves off.
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Plenty of powerful ski racing nations go through rebuilding periods, but for the Americans, the timing is bad if some of that renewal overlaps with an Olympic year.
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Particularly the military aerospace sector, which overlaps significantly with the civilian aerospace industry, could face a significant setback due to the accruing damage to the global airline industry.
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The question of how to talk about and treat those two forms of violence overlaps with sensitive issues related to the integration of Muslim communities into Western societies.
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With what they call the Retail Procurement Alliance, the chain retailers will look for overlaps in the products they are receiving so that they can combine their orders.
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They have to be big and dorky because it's challenging to get a high-resolution translucent image in front of your eyeball that overlaps with the real world.
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The company is also looking for new owners for its m-way electric bicycle business, it said after concluding there were few overlaps with its food retail operations.
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And that's because the language and the rhetoric that is used and the ideology that it represents overlaps to a degree that it is not a meaningful distinction.
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The story of vigilante Frank Castle (Jon Bernthal) overlaps with those of Luke Cage, Jessica Jones, and Daredevil, but he's not really part of the Defenders, or The Defenders.
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But as partisan identity has become more closely linked with racial, cultural, and regional identities in the wake of the post-civil rights party realignment, these overlaps have vanished.
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House Republicans also have a tax plan that partly overlaps with Trump's but contains some key differences, including a 20 percent corporate tax rate and a border adjustment provision.
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It also means that the fire season overlaps with California's Santa Ana winds, which can fuel fast-moving fires as they move downslope from the mountains toward the Pacific.
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Fighting between Islamic State and al Qaeda-linked Nusra Front militants often overlaps Lebanon's mountainous northern border with Syria, where a civil war is now in its fifth year.
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By September 5th, the CTBTO was ready call it: the "event" started within a 42-square-mile patch of rugged terrain that overlaps with North Korea's nuclear test site.
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Most gun influencers exist within the tactical community, which overlaps to some degree with hunting and shooting sports communities, and a bit more with the Second Amendment activism community.
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But Magistrate Judge Sheri Pym is bound to look at the Orenstein opinion before March 22, especially since Orenstein's reasoning overlaps well with Apple's arguments in its California case.
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Some scientists whose work overlaps with activism — like the researchers who helped uncover the water crisis in Flint, Michigan — have not been not warmly received by the scientific community.
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H: I wonder, if — between field-wide research into Nazi-looted art and the Indigenous work, as well as Greek, Roman, and Egyptian antiquities — there are overlaps in protocols?
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The European Commission, which is in charge of competition policy in the European Union, said there were overlaps in analyzers used in testing of blood gases and cardiac markers.
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The olive season stretches from October through January and, unfortunately, it overlaps with the migration patterns of millions of birds who seek out the warmer climates in those countries.
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Macron, 39, wants to clarify CDC's role, which also often overlaps with that of state holding company APE, a shareholder in blue-chip firms like Renault and Air France.
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Mr. Oursler's work employs "Pepper's ghost" — an illusion technique used in haunted houses — to track the development of the virtual image, which overlaps with the artist's own family history.
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Among other things the bank says the New York proposal overlaps with the Sisters of Saint Francis proposal already set for the proxy, according to its request to regulators.
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This is troubling because poor access to mental health care, according to experts, is a serious issue that overlaps with other public health crises like drug abuse and suicide.
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Warren overlaps considerably with Sanders and Biden's bases, with 50% of Biden supporters and 57% of Sanders supporters also being satisfied with her as the nominee in INSIDER polling.
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Evan's past — peopled by his vigilant mother (Andrea Jones-Sojola), worried father (David DeWitt) and loving, resentful brother, Michael (Trent Saunders) — overlaps with his present in this warmhearted show.
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The passage of marijuana liberalization policies over the past 20 years overlaps with consistent downward trends in rates of violent crime, which have fallen nationwide since the early 1990s.
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As its inflating interior forms a new universe, its energy incrementally ticks down in clocklike fashion each time the expanding circle winds around the cylinder's circumference and overlaps itself.
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The Lake Biological Station overlaps with Jefferson National Forest, and contains a mix of deciduous forests, mountain streams, successional meadows, ponds, and bogs, making it abundant in research opportunities.
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In fact, the panda's protected habitat overlaps with dozens of other species that are also in need of protection, according to a study published in Conservation Biology last year.
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Instead, McPherson dares to present music as belonging to a parallel universe, a realm that abuts the dreary reality of the play's here and now but never overlaps it.
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When I use the term "democracy" I mean it in the broader sense of the term that overlaps with values such as liberty, checks and balances, accountability and transparency.
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This overlaps with religion and age, to be sure, but I believe that it also speaks to the differences in the black political cultures of the North and South.
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Lilliana Mason, a professor at the University of Maryland, has found that when group identity and partisan identity overlaps, that deepens partisan polarization and intolerance against the opposing party.
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Though Sonoma County had an established public alert system, "specific procedures for using those alert and warning capabilities were uncoordinated and included gaps, overlaps, and redundancies," the report states.
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In another, a consumer champion argues that railways are, in effect, charging commuters into London twice for the part of their journey that overlaps with Transport for London's network.
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And they also noted that Van Drew's old New Jersey state Senate seat, which overlaps with his congressional district, had been carried by Republicans in recent Garden State elections.
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The Caribbean rainy season runs from May through November, and their hurricane season overlaps with much of it, with September and October posing the greatest risk of major storms.
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Its field period overlaps with those of the Washington Post/ABC News and NBC News /Wall Street Journal polls released Sunday, both of which found Clinton significantly ahead of Trump.
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Assuming these are in part causative of disease, such overlaps go a long way to explaining the slippery nature of psychiatric diagnosis, by providing a genetic explanation for shared symptoms.
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Though some have suggested that QAnon may have started as a hoax, it seems many of its followers think it's very real, and its overlaps with Pizzagate gives some pause.
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"As is common with deals of this size, there will be some overlaps we will need to manage and where some employee reduction will occur," Dell spokesman Dave Farmer said.
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A House Republican plan largely overlaps with Trump's, but contains some key differences, including a 20 percent corporate tax rate rather than 15 percent and a controversial border adjustment provision.
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The allegations are not related to campaign activities but reveal close ties to Russia, and include activities from 2006 to 2017, which overlaps with the mens' work on Trump's campaign.
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It overlaps in some ways with The Underground Railroad, in terms of a person being hemmed in by a multitude of societal forces and finding how to make their way.
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"This is ground zero for the conflict within the Democratic coalition between professionals and poor minorities," says Ritchie Torres, a city councilman whose ward overlaps with the 20203th congressional district.
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Its field period overlaps with those of the Washington Post/ABC News and NBC News /Wall Street Journal polls released Sunday, both of which found Clinton significantly ahead of Trump.
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Databases such as the ECDB allow researchers to explore how and when terrorism overlaps with hate, and give us a better understanding of what drives extremists to commit violent acts.
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The companies have little product overlaps, with Rockwell active in avionics and flight control systems while B/E Aerospace is a major supplier of aircraft seats, galleys, lighting and lavatories.
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The Little Man In Big Body is an idealization that often overlaps with the Versatile Forward, but here the defining characteristic is physical—guard skills in a much larger package.
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His appeal overlaps in part with Sanders's, and the Democratic Party must attract and retain its appeal to Sanders's supporters if it is going to optimize its prospects against Trump.
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Eleanor Sobel, a Clinton delegate whose district overlaps with Wasserman Schultz's congressional district, also attended the breakfast and brushed off the prospect that this will hurt Wasserman Schultz's reelection bid.
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Of so-called "older millennials," a group that overlaps somewhat with Calhoun's definition of Gen X (those born between 1965 and 1984), 61 percent have less than $1,000 put away.
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"Nokia and Alcatel have lots of overlaps, so the numbers will go up and the range could be something like that (10,000-15,13)," said Hannu Rauhala, analyst at OP Equities.
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The new 5th District, which overlaps much of the old 7th, became an open race when 7th District GOP incumbent Patrick Meehan resigned last month amid allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Fourth, one also has to recognize the nuances given the overlaps between a firm-specific recall and an industry-specific ban to a broader counterfeit and substandard product tracking effort.
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Any stolen data set rich in names of current and former federal employees — even, say, a list of Northern Virginia residents — might have significant overlaps with the OPM breach data.
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Carol Alvarado, a Democrat, represents Texas's Sixth State Senate District, which largely overlaps the 29th Congressional District — except that, with 850,000 constituents, it is even bigger than a House seat.
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China claims historic jurisdiction over the sea via a so-called nine-dash line on maps, but it overlaps with territory claimed by Malaysia, China, Vietnam, Brunei and the Philippines.
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It may be a coincidence that Ms. Miller's tenure as the first choreographer to be artist in residence at the Met overlaps with "Like Life," but how convenient it is.
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There's no denying that sustainability has become the number one talking point of the fashion industry, especially right now, as awards season overlaps with the start of global fashion weeks.
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Trippier in particular has been a creative force from the right wing, combining well with his forwards and midfield to create overlaps and fire in crosses for captain Harry Kane.
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He was responding to Andrew Bailey, chief executive of Britain's Financial Conduct Authority, who said on Monday it was for the EU to act to avoid overlaps in derivatives trading.
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"Some work will be completely terminated, some cuts come from Alcatel overlaps, and some work will be transferred to countries with lower costs," said Tuula Aaltola, another Finnish shop steward.
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The actions of Parnas and Fruman in particular, however, have potential implications for both Giuliani and Trump, because the Soviet-born businessmen's alleged scheme overlaps with the House impeachment inquiry.
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Even those overlaps could offer chances to expand the league's footprint, both by playing some home games in alternate venues or by pairing W.N.B.A. games in doubleheaders with N.B.A. games.
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Even those overlaps could offer chances to expand the league's footprint, both by playing some home games in alternate venues or by pairing W.N.B.A. games in doubleheaders with N.B.A. games.
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A deal with an Asian buyer would not pose overlaps in Europe, but Washington is likely to vet any attempt to put Jeep or U.S.-based Chrysler in Chinese hands.
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The block lies inside the U-shaped 'nine-dash line' that marks the vast area that China claims in the sea and overlaps what it says are its own oil concessions.
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We certainly have, and it seems like she really hit her stride over the holidays, honing in on the natural overlaps between her own aesthetic and the demands of the 'gram.
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Kim will look for entrepreneurs around the world, but notes that SparkLabs' network overlaps with the most active blockchain and cryptocurrency markets outside of the U.S.: China, Japan and South Korea.
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But the frequency of the overlaps shows the intermingling of access and donations, and fuels perceptions that giving the foundation money was a price of admission for face time with Clinton.
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"The security of an all-cash deal with much lower regulatory risks because of limited portfolio overlaps makes it a much more compelling proposition for shareholders," Pisk said of ChemChina's bid.
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But that doesn't explain the clear overlaps between the pitch Clinton made against Trump in 2016 and the argument Biden is constructing in the early days of his 2020 presidential bid.
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"If construction overlaps, there won't be enough workers and wages will rise, making houses more expensive," said Toba, who watched helplessly from the city hall roof as the town was destroyed.
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The block lies near the U-shaped "nine-dash line" that marks the vast area that China claims in the sea and overlaps what it says are its own oil concessions.
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Greenpeace said on Monday that scientists aboard a ship have established that the reef extends further than previously thought and overlaps the perimeter of two blocks that Total plans to explore.
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But bankers have warned that any such deal would be complex and could lead to a break-up of Generali to clear antitrust hurdles and minimize overlaps between the two companies.
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Odfjell declined to comment on the specific location of its vessel, but shipping data from Thomson Reuters Eikon showed it was in oil block 136/3, which also overlaps China's claims.
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Experts at Cisco's threat intelligence arm Talos say the dangerous malware, dubbed "VPNFilter," has code that overlaps with BlackEnergy, malware the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has already attributed to Russia.
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Experts at Cisco's threat intelligence arm Talos say the dangerous malware, dubbed "VPNFilter," has code that overlaps with BlackEnergy, malware the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has already attributed to Russia.
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But Salar Blanco says Codelco's permit overlaps its property, alleging it was issued in error in a lawsuit filed with Santiago's Appeals Court in mid-March, shortly after Pinera took office.
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When you take into account the way the fine dining industry overlaps with home cooking and food media, the overall effect is of a culture that skews male, white, and wealthy.
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Within well-equipped facilities, artists explore the various disciplines' parameters, depths, and overlaps, discovering applications to new and traditional modes of expression while simultaneously examining links between art and the world.
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But this season is also totally disorganized, lasts at least two months, overlaps with men's wear and couture, and doesn't even have a name designers can agree on, for goodness sake.
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The block lies inside the U-shaped "nine-dash line" that marks the vast area that China claims in the sea and overlaps what it says are its own oil concessions.
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The overlaps are particularly unsurprising when you think of these devices as small pieces of the larger industry; for example, the Fire TV operating system is built off an Android fork.
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Heading up that investigation is William Wisting (Sven Nordin), a career homicide detective whose daughter, Line (Thea Green Lundberg), is a journalist — one whose coverage eventually overlaps with her father's case.
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That said, the Globes' track record has been spotty as a predictor for the Oscars and Emmys -- the other major peer-presented honor that overlaps with it -- over the past decade.
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And perhaps what matters most to Mr. Gordon — even more than the endlessly ambiguous overlaps of life and art — is the way the present is the echo chamber of the past.
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The Mintons are loosely based on Williams's own family, he said, and there are some direct overlaps: various shared dishes and traditions, including eating black-eyed peas on New Year's Day.
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The way in which he overlaps his drawings with the image projected on his phone creates a seamless and sprightly visual illusion, blurring the lines between the physical and digital world.
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Cohen argued the criminal investigation overlaps with issues in the lawsuit and his right against self-incrimination could be adversely affected because he won&apost be able to respond and defend himself.
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But the block lies near the U-shaped "nine-dash line" that marks the vast area that China claims in the sea and overlaps what it says are its own oil concessions.
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Unlike hexagons, however, regular pentagons cannot be built from equilateral triangles, nor can they tessellate a plane: When slid next to each other to tile a surface, gaps and overlaps inevitably arise.
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The tactical shooters rarely overlaps with the action shooters anymore, and so enemy AI has never had the same kind of combat sandbox that existed in F.E.A.R. Someone should get on that.
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There are overlaps and offshoots, but these are the fundamental media, traveling via sound, sight, and language to reside in that numinous inner place that we could roughly translate as the soul.
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Mixing my background and my professional path, it seems like if we really want to have an understanding of where we come from, it overlaps with all kinds of different subject matter.
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That being said, some of the overlaps between population centers and network outages are more a reflection of the number of connections in an area than the number of humans living there.
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That is because EQT's footprint overlaps with Rice's in southwestern Pennsylvania and the two companies have similar midstream operations, which focus on transporting natural gas through the Appalachian region, according to Mizuho.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said additional government forces were arriving for a possible attack in an area to the southwest of Idlib city that overlaps with Latakia and Hama provinces.
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The two would have a parliamentary majority and there are some overlaps in their manifestos, with both calling for tax cuts, greater spending on welfare and a rejection of EU budget rules.
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"By addressing overlaps in the different maps with the One Map policy, we can not only resolve disputes, but also promote more efficient land use that benefits communities and businesses," he said.
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When the Ellen Austin approached the foggy waters of the Sargasso Sea — an area of the Atlantic Ocean that overlaps with the Bermuda Triangle — the crew encountered a fully stocked, abandoned ship.
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Lee discusses what it means to be "well" — the point at which you can understand yourself recovered, and how that overlaps (or doesn't) with the perceptions of loved ones, friends and colleagues.
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Yet the various plans — and the Venn diagram of their overlaps and outliers — offer hints as to what the actual budget will look like when it's adopted at the end of March.
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Shooting overlaps other cases Waters had been on the Clinton Police Department's radar in connection with an alleged rape, Lowe said, adding that the rape claim is not related to the shooting.
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Thanks to the seamless way Roque Baños's score overlaps with Jonathan Miller's fantastic sound editing, the constant battle between noise and silence inside the house is as intense as the action itself.
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But he also builds on top of appropriate images, as well as overlaps and tucks source material behind other objects, figuratively molding history or creating something new through use of archival items.
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The bombers had entered a controversial Chinese Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) in the East China Sea, which covers a disputed island chain and overlaps with airspace claimed by Japan and South Korea.
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The regulator identified 629 areas where there could be a substantial lessening of competition (SLC) in supermarkets, 290 areas where online competition could be reduced and 65 local overlaps in smaller convenience stores.
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Drewchin also says that focusing the pieces on her voice, which overlaps in layered trills and ASMR-like assemblages, offered her as simpler way of expressing the feelings that welled up inside her.
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ANTI-TRUST REVIEW LSE's last attempt at a transformational deal collapsed in 2017 when European regulators blocked a tie-up with Deutsche Boerse due to concerns about overlaps in their bond-processing businesses.
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The regulator identified 629 areas where there could be a substantial lessening of competition (SLC) in supermarkets, 13 areas where online competition could be reduced and 65 local overlaps in smaller convenience stores.
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The Soylent community also overlaps with that of apocalypse preppers—the powdered formula is perfect for stocking up underground bunkers—and thrifty shoppers willing to sacrifice solids for an assured source of nutrition.
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Jacobs said there is only one stock that overlaps between BOTZ and DRIV in the AI space, but there is definitely going to be some overlap between robotics technology and autonomous vehicles technology.
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Hillary Clinton faced more email troubles in mid-August as messages released by the State Department that showed overlaps between her cabinet role and the _________, a nonprofit founded by her husband in 1997.
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Further, noise emitted from ships has a frequency that commonly overlaps with those produced by marine animals, and can mask communication; how can these organisms talk to each other over all that racket?
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Imagine them sloshing in the column like water waves; as an atom wave ripples up the column and back down, it overlaps with itself to create an interference pattern of crests and troughs.
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When the string overlaps enough times, its density starts to black out the white wall behind the loom, allowing the artist to flesh out a portrait using the negative space within the circle.
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The lower portion of the county overlaps the Navajo reservation, and native people bring millions of dollars to the county each year in the form of oil and gas revenue and other taxes.
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By firing a laser into a cloud of hydrogen gas, Hessels and his team caused electrons to jump from the 2S state to the 2P state, where the electron never overlaps the proton.
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Lunar New Year travels have been described as the "largest annual human migration in the world," and this year&aposs traffic could get especially bad because the holiday overlaps with university winter holidays.
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Similarly, I'd wondered whether the Frenchman, whose "Replacement Life" outlasted mine by a hundred pages, had been so overcome by the overlaps in our narratives that he'd begun amplifying my story with his.
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Mr. Arunanondchai's work overlaps with Afro-Futurism and with works like "The Flavor Genome," Anicka Yi's video in the current Whitney Biennial, which also imagines life in cross-cultural and trans-species terms.
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Celadon's fairly broad territory of adult fiction and nonfiction, which overlaps with other imprints at the company, and its small list might make it difficult to distinguish itself and produce a breakout hit.
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In Palm Beach County, addiction treatment is a billion-dollar industry, and the profusion of sober homes, treatment centers, and detox facilities overlaps with South Florida's most lucrative industries—tourism, real estate, construction.
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"Art of Memory" (1987) became Mr. Vasulka's best-known work — a reshaping and manipulation of photographs and newsreel footage of 20th-century wars that rolls, unfurls and overlaps onscreen like jagged, disturbing nightmares.
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Scientists have counted up to 21973 at a time in or near Kaktovik; many look healthy and plump, especially in the early fall, when their presence overlaps with the Inupiat village's whaling season.
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Symantec found other coding overlaps, including a unique, quirky implementation of the SSL encryption suite and a similar style method of making the computer code hard to analyze, a process known as obfuscation.
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Green claimed that after reading, he attempted and failed to meet with Harbach and his agent to discuss the overlaps; he also wrote a Medium post about it in 2016 hoping for public attention.
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Geraldo Rivera & Edyta SliwinskaRivera may be epically talented at his day job, but there's not much about journalism and TV commentating that overlaps with dance, so he's got his work cut out for him.
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That promise is being tested as the government launches its ambitious Ridge to Reef Project, which covers about one third of Tanintharyi region and overlaps with some areas that the KNU says are contested.
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That deal, which would create only a few overlaps among stores, was announced in November, but it took until Thursday for the CMA to say it will not be conducting a Phase 4.383 investigation.
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And the increase of climate change-invoking films overlaps with the fact that 2015 and 2016 were already the world's two hottest years on record, and 2017 is shaping up to be number three.
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Beyond creating the best possible idea for a reality show, the crossover proves there's definitely a Degrassi demographic that overlaps Gilmore Girl's audience (which also might be headed back to Netflix for a reboot).
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During the contest, Alaska also argued that it would need to divest fewer airport slots than JetBlue would, since its network has fewer overlaps with Virgin's, according to the person briefed on the matter.
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The International Auschwitz Committee said the ruling sent a "fatal signal to Europe where right-wing extremism overlaps with right-wing populists and tries to turn people's fears and insecurities into hatred and aggression".
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And while it overlaps with efforts to protect the asylum rights of new immigrants, its primary benefactors are individuals who have already been living in the United States and are being threatened with deportation.
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OUTLIERS AND AMERICAN VANGUARD ART This large-scale examination of the overlaps, influences and ambiguities of the "insider" and "outsider" categories will travel to Atlanta's High Museum on June 24 and LACMA on Nov.
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But now the Sarayaku Kichwa are fearful of a repeat of past wrongs as a Chinese firm, with the government's blessing, has been drilling for oil in an area that overlaps with their territory.
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Either they have the misguided belief that he can be controlled, or they're willing to go along because his agenda overlaps with theirs — that is, they believe that he'll give them what they want.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank is reviewing cuts at its retail operations in Germany to eliminate overlaps with its Postbank unit, German magazine Wirtschaftswoche said on Friday, citing people familiar with the deliberations.
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"The transaction gives rise to a limited number of horizontal overlaps for which the Commission found, following its market investigation, that sufficient competition will remain after the transaction," the Commission said in a statement.
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But one place where Eugene Allen's narrative overlaps with the real-life Vietnam era is in the rise of anarchy and rioting; escaping the chaos, Wendy and Singleton drive north in search of Rake.
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They question whether there is coordination with Iraq and Syria, or if the group claiming affiliation with the Islamic State overlaps with some of the more extreme elements of the Pakistani and Afghan Taliban.
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Drilling at Vietnam's Block 136/3 was suspended in July after pressure from China, which says the concession operated by Spain's Repsol overlaps the vast majority of a waterway that it claims as its own.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Former Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila in December awarded an oil drilling license that overlaps a wildlife-rich UNESCO world heritage site, according to official records, reviving concerns about environmental protections.
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These obscure definitions are very important in the South China Sea and in the Philippines' case to the United Nations, as Manila's UNCLOS-mandated Exclusive Economic Zone overlaps with waters claimed by China and Vietnam.
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LSE tried to merge with rival Deutsche Boerse AG in 2017, their fifth attempt to combine, but the deal collapsed when European regulators blocked it due to concerns about overlaps in their bond processing businesses.
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"In particular, the code of this malware overlaps with versions of the BlackEnergy malware — which was responsible for multiple large-scale attacks that targeted devices in Ukraine," Talos said in a post on its website .
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After months of talks, the carmakers have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to deepen exchanges about technology, components and platforms, and analyze overlaps that could come from cooperation, one of three company sources said.
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Republicans have attacked Clinton for suspicious overlaps between her official duties and those of the Clinton Foundation, and for the appearance that prominent donors to the foundation were given special access to the State Department.
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SOMPO decided to sell its UK-based subsidiary Sompo Canopius (Canopius) in September 2017 for around JPY105 billion to consolidate its core international insurance businesses as there were overlaps between SI and Canopius' business coverage.
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The CFPB is charged with protecting consumers against unfair, deceptive or fraudulent practices at banks and financial institutions, but its jurisdiction sometimes overlaps with that of the FTC -- which oversees a wide variety of businesses.
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An immediate question is how Mr. Trump will handle potential overlaps between his vast business dealings and his political role, given that his adult children are leading his transition team and also running his businesses.
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"The fact that the racial divide is so deep between the parties, and the urban-rural divide is so deep between the parties, overlaps in problematic ways with the bias in Senate representation," says Lee.
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There are overlaps between 45 galleries exhibiting here and the other, larger fairs; there are also a number of fairs considerably more indie in scope and ambition, including Spring/Break, at Skylight at Moynihan Station.
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Making the case why his own primary would be different, Mr. Klein told attendees the story of when he ran into Mr. Crowley, whose district overlaps with Mr. Klein's, at a Bronx parade last year.
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The subpoena of the inaugural committee from the DC attorney general this week overlaps in some aspects with what the office wants in its lawsuit, including payments related to services at the Trump International Hotel.
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The United States has not accused Mr. Dokuchaev of having any role in the election hacking but has indicted him in a separate cybercrime case that overlaps with sanctions imposed on Russians for election meddling.
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They ultimately found lots of distinct overlaps of molecular activity between the brains of people with psychiatric disorders that weren't found in "healthy" brains, indicating that many of the same sort of biological dysfunctions underpin them.
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Wood's blog reflects the difficulty across Silicon Valley in grasping the way statistical biases (the over/under representation of varying skin tones impacting accuracy) overlaps with racial biases (face recognition used to abet prejudiced police systems).
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The rise of renting overlaps with the growth of the sharing economy, where digital companies like Uber, Lyft, Airbnb, and TaskRabbit have offered a new way of consumption: paying smaller amounts to borrow other people's stuff.
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The transparent film overlaps the lateral edges of the "bed" by a foot or so, and extends up the wall by about a foot, meeting a horizontal charcoal line drawn across the width of the wall.
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The sensibility of this Twitter community (Weird Twitter, I should point out, frequently overlaps with Leftist Twitter) relies on mocking the dumb and dangerous things politicians and commentators say by letting the quotes speak for themselves.
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Between the fourth quarter of 2016 and the third quarter of 2017, which roughly overlaps the recall period, Tesla produced 42,915 Model Xs. Here's the email going out to affected Tesla customers today about the recall.
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Democrats are hoping for the same kind of strong turnout among them that helped Kathy Tran, a refugee from South Vietnam, win a House of Delegates seat last fall in a district that overlaps with Comstock's.
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There were some twisty tricks to common terms — AMENDS and OVERLAPS, maybe ENCASES — that struck me as elegant; the pair of oddball careers — PLAY TEST, or be a TEA TASTER — were a little quirky but worked.
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Just next door in New Jersey, which overlaps with the influential New York City media market, is Senator Cory Booker, who recently campaigned aggressively in Alabama and who is on almost everyone's list of possible contenders.
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The city chronicled by Weegee (Arthur Fellig) chronologically overlaps with Abbott's and Webb's, although his is the aspect of the city that made the news: murders, fires, car crashes, floods, along with a few leisure activities.
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According to Hainan maritime safety officials, China has sent energy exploration vessel Hai Yang Shi You 719 into areas near the Paracel Islands from February 27 to April 30, which overlaps with the USS Theodore visit.
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The city is also the AI growth capital of Europe with the added competitive advantage of boasting a global friendly time zone that overlaps with business hours in Asia, Europe and the rest of the world.
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Rather than undermine existing agencies, reform of the regulatory structure should focus on eliminating overlaps and gaps in their remits, and on professionalizing the regulatory workforce in the way other areas of government service have done.
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In the office, I'd like to think I dress reasonably well—at least wearing pants that are not preceded by the word "pajama"—and that any lateness to meetings is due to truly unavoidable scheduling overlaps.
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We start to notice the strange overlaps about halfway through the novel, but it is only when we get to the "Traveller" chapter, just before the final one, that we are offered a rationale for them.
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In voiceover, two disembodied voices — one speaking English and the other Mandarin (both accompanied by subtitles written in the opposite language) — muse on the nature of technology and its overlaps with business, war, politics, and society.
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The artists here tell narratives that haven't completely bubbled up to the surface, share life experiences and ideas that disclose unfinished or forgotten histories, and make work that overlaps with cinema, theater, literature, satire, and politics.
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Jeuland also noted that, while the report counts mortality by each pollutant, there are possible overlaps — for example, someone exposed to both air pollution and water contamination — and actions to address one pollutant may not reduce mortality.
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Unsurprisingly, this youth movement overlaps with the activists backing the Green New Deal, a proposal introduced in Congress for tackling climate change, boosting the economy, and combating injustice, made famous after getting support from New York Rep.
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While Schwimmer said it was too early to comment on possible job losses, LSE Chief Financial Officer David Warren said the areas where there were overlaps that could yield cost savings include property, technology and corporate services.
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The company said the integration of Dutch company Corio following its acquisition in 21 was going faster than expected and cost savings from overlaps would reach 20.8866 million euros ($75.6 million) by the end of this year.
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In addition to China and the Philippines, four states — Brunei, Malaysia, Taiwan and Vietnam — claim parts of the South China Sea, and China's nine-dash line overlaps with the "exclusive economic zone" of a fifth country, Indonesia.
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Early last month, Greece's Central Archaeological Council, an advisory body, proposed declaring everything within the limits of the ancient city of Piraeus — most of which overlaps with the modern-day port and commercial center — an archaeological site.
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While some of the potential Democratic nominees have for years slammed U.S. trade deals as unfair to American workers — a stance that overlaps with Trump's views — they have also called the president's policies reckless and dangerous. Sen.
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Ratings would also come under pressure if the integration with BPM encounters material execution hurdles, if overlaps in large exposures (both performing and non-performing) are not addressed swiftly or if profitability fails to improve as expected.
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She could be stymied, however by the fact that she represents the part of US District 7 that overlaps with Howard County, which has a smaller population than the portion of the district that includes Baltimore County.
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Theater was my other adolescent obsession, and though I didn't realize it at the time, its overlaps with the occult now seem obvious — each a move toward a world that wasn't my own, each an attempted escape.
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One of the sources said UniCredit would quickly proceed with the capital increase after unveiling a new business plan in late November to avoid overlaps with a rival share sale by Monte dei Paschi di Siena (BMPS.MI).
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Both the Zawiya branch of Libya's Petroleum Facilities Guard (PFG) and the local coastguard have been accused of involvement in fuel smuggling, which according to the U.N. investigators overlaps with lucrative smuggling of migrants from Libya to Italy.
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Popular political webcomic The Nib, which publishes satire by a variety of artists, recently commissioned Green to create a special variant of "This is fine" for its Philadelphia gallery show, which overlaps the Democratic National Convention this week.
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While a lot of what Trump advocates for overlaps with conservatism, maybe even more than National Review would like to admit, modern conservatism as a political philosophy diverges so much from Trumpism that he's not one of them.
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The red and maroon fins sit near the top of the canvas on either side of the division, while the ivory white overlaps the muted violet near the bottom, with both shapes embedded in the gray-violet field.
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The government would be the sole insurance provider and virtually eliminate the private insurance industry — as employers and private insurers would be barred from providing coverage that overlaps with the government system, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Dr. Warrington theorizes that the first section is where the song most closely overlaps with the sounds of the screw pump, and that lowering the pitch improves the chances that the opening motif will not get drowned out.
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BEHIND THE FLAT'S massive black door now lies a dramatic world created by the polymathic East London-based designer Faye Toogood, whose studio Atalla heard about from a design-minded friend, and whose aesthetic overlaps with his, uncannily.
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Arik Smith, a sophomore linebacker from Bowie, Md., said there is camaraderie — sometimes unspoken — among prep school graduates when they arrive at the academy for Beast Barracks, the six-week cadet basic training that overlaps with football practice.
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The somewhat enigmatically titled play Heroes of the Fourth Turning is one of the buzzier new shows off Broadway this season, largely because it tackles territory that rarely overlaps with the New York stage: young, conservative Catholic intellectuals.
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A onetime conscious rapper turned dandy who was raised in Wisconsin and Nigeria, he broke through with "Classic Man" (2015), an irresistible thumper about dignity, sartorial rigor and, more quietly, the ways the dapper overlaps with the dastardly.
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Eating disorders "have continued to increase for girls ages 15 to 22, which directly overlaps with the peak of adolescence, commonly spent in high school and college sports," professional runner Lauren Fleshman wrote in the New York Times.
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State Attorney General Josh Shapiro said at a news conference that this release is the culmination of an 13-month investigation into Pennsylvania's eight dioceses, and overlaps into two other dioceses after abuse and cover-ups were revealed.
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State Attorney General Josh Shapiro said at a news conference that this release is the culmination of an 18-month investigation into Pennsylvania's eight dioceses, and overlaps into two other dioceses after abuse and cover-ups were revealed.
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A former state House and Senate lawmaker, whose district overlaps with Arizona's Eighth, Lesko is anti-abortion and has run on a "tough on immigration" platform, saying she will work with Trump to bring the border wall to Arizona.
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The alleged criminal scheme overlaps with Trump's impeachment inquiry, in which House Democrats are seeking to uncover whether Trump abused his power by pressuring Ukraine to launch investigations of his 2020 Democratic rival Joe Biden and the 2016 election.
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"There is, unfortunately, overlaps and points of connection between the seduction industry and what I would call 'incel ideology'—essentially the idea that women are the guardians of sex, and they are denying this to specific men," O'Neill says.
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It's a subtle contrast imbued with a touch of magical realism — we're never quite sure how much of the prince's world overlaps with the "real," and often the world of the frame narrative seems to blur easily into fantasy.
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Though its cars are often often billed as electric versions of high-end sedans, Tesla's total addressable market in fact overlaps with several companies outside the automotive space, particularly when it comes to autonomy and other cutting edge areas.
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But "American Made" wraps its story in a wryly comic take, reveling in an absurdity and excess that hews closer to "Charlie Wilson's War" than "Scarface" or its current cousin, the Netflix series "Narcos," with which this movie overlaps.
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Tensions between Beijing and Hanoi have been high since mid-June, when Chinese pressure forced Vietnam to suspend oil drilling on a block that overlaps the line China says marks its claim to almost all the South China Sea.
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Fourth, the $21625 billion in additional defense dollars requested by the administration tracks with the revised unfunded priorities lists of the military and quite likely overlaps somewhat with money already contained in the recent House-passed defense appropriations bill.
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"We believe the interest in Meet Group likely involves implementing Meet Group's live streaming platforms across NuCom's various dating sites, as well as potential user overlaps in Europe and Germany," Roth Capital Partners LLC wrote in a research note.
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A former state House and Senate lawmaker whose district overlaps with Arizona's Eighth, Lesko is anti-abortion and has run on a "tough on immigration" platform, saying she will work with Trump to bring the border wall to Arizona.
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AB InBev is aiming to achieve pre-tax savings of at least US$1.4bn per year within four years after completion of the deal through increased efficiency, sharing best practices and the removal of overlaps in corporate and regional headquarters.
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This is a tricky proposition at many companies, especially the biggest ones, where this new role -- and the bureaucracy that goes with it -- often overlaps with existing executive functions, such as cybersecurity, privacy, legal, audit and technology risk, among others.
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Controversy ensued, as it tends to when Saudi Arabia — whose government has hacked the iPhone of one of the world's richest men, tortured dissidents, dismembered a critical journalist and helped ignite a humanitarian disaster in Yemen — overlaps with Western institutions.
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Also, as the only European country where carmaker PSA's production overlaps with that of Opel, Spain could deliver the quick cost savings sought by PSA boss Carlos Tavares to convince investors to back his planned acquisition of the rival brand.
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As the overlaps deepened, only small nuances like the color of your laces (red or white laces = Nazis; black = not Nazis), the exact names of niche punk band T-shirts, and the badges on a flight jacket distinguish the two sides.
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In August, a joint inspection plan for the rail project was scrapped after the United Nations Command (UNC), which overlaps with U.S. forces in the South and oversees affairs in the DMZ, refused passage for a test train, military sources said.
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Her work is part of a larger project to save the cultural heritage of Iraq, started in 2004 in Baghdad and then expanded throughout the country, as it plunged into a civil war that often overlaps with religious and sectarian divisions.
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"Now that we know that the Amazon coral overlaps the perimeter of Total's two blocks, the Brazilian government has no choice but to deny the license for the company to explore for oil in the region," Greenpeace said in a statement.
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"Not only can these TTPs be used to find evidence of intrusions, but identification of activity that has strong overlaps with the actor's favored techniques can lead to stronger assessments of actor association, further bolstering incident response efforts," the report says.
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The latest policy recommendations for regulating powerful Internet platforms comes from a U.K. House of Lord committee that's calling for an overarching digital regulator to be set up to plug gaps in domestic legislation and work through any overlaps of rules.
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At the heart of the Shoprite investors' complaints are a lack of obvious cost savings from overlaps between Pepkor's shoe, furniture and clothing chains and grocery retailer Shoprite and exchanging a stock with bigger potential for what they called inferior businesses.
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In fact, there are substantial overlaps in the brain networks used to understand stories and the networks used to navigate real-life interactions with others — in particular, interactions in which we look to identify or contextualize other perspectives or feelings.
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Indonesia's "exclusive economic zone" overlaps with China's nine-dash line, which encircles up to 90 percent of the South China Sea, but Indonesia does not claim sovereignty over any part of the sea and was not a party to the ruling.
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AB InBev is aiming to achieve pre-tax savings of at least $1.4 billion per year within the four years after completion of the takeover through increased efficiency, sharing best practices and the removal of overlaps in corporate and regional headquarters.
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The bureau's practices have been attacked, especially by some Republicans who argue that it has too much power -- and that it overlaps with other federal agencies like the Federal Trade Commission and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
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Analysts have said Intesa's decision could trigger mergers in other countries such as Spain, but cross-border deals remained unlikely given the lack of a level playing-field across the euro zone and of overlaps to push through cost cuts.
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Analysts have said Intesa's decision could trigger mergers in other countries such as Spain, but cross-border deals remained unlikely given the lack of a level playing-field across the euro zone and of overlaps to push through cost cuts.
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Traditionally toe-to toe-with Europe's Airbus SE, Boeing has fallen behind in sales for the largest category of single-aisle planes, such as the 200-240-seat Airbus A321neo, which overlaps with the niche being targeted by the NMA.
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This behavior often overlaps with corruption, exploiting political power for financial gain; it's all driven by a bone-deep belief that the leader is entitled to use whatever means necessary to hold on to their position and gain advantage from it.
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The organizing activity of the committees overlaps formally and informally with the work of local social institutions, such as the Aida Youth Center, whose cultural programming Habshe has helped to lead for the past decade, along with Abu Srour and Amira.
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Projections based on results show the two would have a parliamentary majority and there are wide overlaps in their manifestos, with both calling for greater spending on welfare, a rejection of EU deficit rules and a crackdown on illegal immigration.
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