The Republican nominee, a peddler of quack politics, appears today on the daytime show hosted by Dr. Mehmet Oz, a peddler of quack medicine.
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"I played Ali Hakim, the swarthy Persian peddler," Kroll said.
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Mr. Tran had apparently been a peddler of counterfeit films.
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He said they also beat the shoe peddler, breaking his arm.
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Zachary Levi The Old-Timey Peddler is visiting the Kinnear house!
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He is a longtime peddler of racist rhetoric and political concepts.
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He also retweeted numerous fans, including a notorious conspiracy theory peddler.
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AliHealth, an arm of Alibaba, is now a leading online pill-peddler.
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But sometimes, it seems I'm little more than a peddler of pain.
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Raposa: As a great drink peddler once said, thank you for your support.
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Facebook and YouTube have banned Alex Jones, a notorious peddler of conspiracy theories.
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Elon Musk, hat salesman and flamethrower peddler, is planning a new business venture.
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Think cards like Knife Juggler, Flame Juggler or Dark Peddler for that role.
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And Hannity is teaming up with at least one other peddler of nonsense.
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Alt-Right conspiracy theory peddler Laura Loomer just crashed Jack Dorsey's Congressional testimony.
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"Works better than Viagra," one peddler assures his mark, proffering a wild turtle.
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The core cards in Peddler Rogue offer a few outs depending on what you face.
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Michael Nathanson is refreshingly free of stereotypical cobwebs as her sometime fiancé, a concupiscent peddler.
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Through this madness toddles Hadi, a junk peddler, as if he were Charlie Chaplin's tramp.
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Actress, Playboy model, and pseudoscience peddler Jenny McCarthy has been an ardent anti-vaccine advocate.
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Fancy furniture peddler Restoration Hardware is proffering a novel addition to the pantheon: stock-market jitters.
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Eplan, who is 87 now, said his grandfather was a clothing peddler, just like Larry Miller.
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"It's the basic shtetl market, basic peddler economy that Hasidim are very into," Mr. Rapaport said.
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He became famous in the 2000s for his political essays, which earned him the nickname "democracy peddler".
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She's also a prankster and a provocateur, a peddler of cheap gimmicks and high-minded performance art.
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Two other plates, one depicting a middle-class woman, the other a street peddler, are particularly gruesome.
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To shepherd consumers through this process you need influence, and YouTube is still the peddler in chief.
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The man who will replace Obama in January was a leading peddler of the racially-tinged "birther" myth.
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On Thursday, the pizza peddler announced a new zero-click order process, coming soon to its mobile app.
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In 113 she married Max Kopchovsky, a peddler, and by 1892 they had two daughters and a son.
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In practice, it has embraced its role as a platform citizen, one more subservient content peddler among many.
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Over the next ten years, three more tamale salesmen and one chili peddler set up shop in Sheridan.
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The woman was soon followed by a man, a shoe peddler who set up shop close to the woman.
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She told the committee that the police had been extorting money from her husband, a small-time drug peddler.
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The last few years have brought new titles like Ambrosia, Compound Butter, Jarry, Kitchen Toke, Peddler and Kitchen Work.
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He's also a peddler of baseless health claims, including in his 2017 exercise and diet book, The TB12 Method.
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His father, Meyer, started as a peddler and later opened a clothing store, movie theaters and a golf course.
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While attending graduate school at Northeastern, Dani Rylan obtained a hawker-and-peddler license from the city of Boston.
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The narrator also reminds us that, as a novelist, he is by nature a peddler of the made-up.
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"I want to make a fashionable business out of the booze-peddler business," Mr. Roux told W magazine in 1988.
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But as unpaid personal counsel to the president and for-profit peddler of access and advice, he got the spotlight.
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No longer exclusive to intergalactic peddler Cyrano Jones, these tribbles can be bought online for much less than six credits each.
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This deck emerged around the Ethereal Peddler, matching several newer tools with one of the oldest Rogue tricks in the book.
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If he ever was, he hasn't been for quite a while, as he morphed into a TV personality and brand-peddler.
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By then, Lozada's parents had escaped to Bogotá, where his father worked as a pushcart peddler and his mother sold arepas.
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"Zuckerman" means sugar man, marking us as descendants of a sugar beet peddler; so Windsors we're not, nor Rockefellers, nor Kardashians.
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A number of publishers told me that no one would want to read a book about a boastful black dope peddler.
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This is a prescription pill closet Adora Preaker-Crellin (a fearsome Patricia Clarkson), peddler of rat poison and tranquilizers, would approve of.
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Confucius, condemned by Mao as a peddler of feudal thought, is now being proffered as a sage with a message of harmony.
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Early Monday morning, Apple pulled several podcasts associated with notorious conspiracy theorist and protein powder peddler Alex Jones from the iTunes store.
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Available in Virginia at Aldie Peddler in Aldie, Mt. Airy Farm Market in Boyce, Murphy Beverage in Winchester, Vintage Wines in Harrisonburg.
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The Cleveland Clinic also employs Dr. Mark Hyman, another peddler of the debunked idea that vaccines cause autism, among other pseudoscience malarkey.
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Garry saw Mr. Trump as the peddler of all the toxic ideas about people of color that he now avoids on television.
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Dinesh D&aposSouza for over three decades has been an extreme peddler of ideology, far-right ideology, and you have to say hatred.
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When 2 Chainz, a rapper, asked to sample "The Old Dope Peddler" in one of his tracks, Mr Lehrer was keen to help.
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So it seems fair to wonder how Twitter continuing to enable a peddler of toxic lies and hate is going to achieve that?
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Iron Circus specializes in publishing the types of works that mainstream publishing houses often turn away from, including their erotic series Smut Peddler.
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Russia is another big player and we see that with the under-reported story of the influence peddler former Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak.
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One peddler had abandoned his kids to go on the road with the MDRST in hopes of launching his own country-rap career.
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One of the dead, Vahid Heidari, a street peddler, had been trying to make a living in Arak, a city in central Iran.
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Ronald—FOREVER What would a list of ads targeting children be without the honorary mention of Ronald McDonald, the original peddler of edible crack?
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Remarkably, in a region still traumatised by Saddam Hussein's use of chemical weapons, a peddler proudly sold old Iraqi banknotes with the dictator's face.
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Skip the Seafood Peddler restaurant; I'm told the lobster itself was good, but everything else was "meh" at best and it felt super touristy.
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Illustration: Jim Cooke/GizmodoThe Heartland Institute, America's leading peddler of climate change denialism, is back with a new installment in its ongoing misinformation campaign.
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He dropped cases against Golden Valley, a notorious payday lender, and World Acceptance, a peddler of longer-term loans, despite clear evidence of wrongdoing.
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Some readers might like this sort of tweedy fantasy, but to me it smacks of Downton Abbey and its peddler of nostalgia, Julian Fellowes.
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I could not believe it: Tony, the pushcart peddler, an undercover agent of the Secret Squadron, protecting America from his post near my school?
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Although Yang's more recent writings had mostly avoided Chinese politics, he became prominent in the early 2000s when he earned the nickname "democracy peddler".
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Like the Jewish peddler with his cart and wares, ever in search of a livelihood and a home, we shift from place to place.
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Late in the opera, when she learns of his fate, she prays to God to take her, too, in a poignant duet with the peddler.
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The ALICE Training Institute is the country's largest peddler of this model, which has been tailored for everything from churches to hospitals to city halls.
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"The Old Dope Peddler" was one of Tom Lehrer's most controversial songs, and Mr Lehrer was once one of the most cutting satirists in America.
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We eventually manage to break ourselves into four cars to head to the Seafood Peddler in Sausalito where the birthday dinner for 20 will happen.
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They pair well with Ethereal Peddler, the deck's namesake, which cuts the mana cost of any cards from other classes in your hand by two.
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As those nearby helped gather and reassemble the stones and calm the nerves of the peddler, there was a sadness for both perpetrator and victim.
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Although his recent writing has mostly avoid Chinese politics, Yang first became prominent in the early 2000s when he earned the nickname of "democracy peddler".
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Some viewed Nader as an influence peddler; others said that he had been intimately involved in high-stakes negotiations in the Middle East for decades.
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He's a luckless chutney peddler who has raised his sons so single-mindedly, so utterly devoted to cricket and nothing else, that they hate him.
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He devises a wicked plot to lure Fring into the hospital room of Hector Salamanca, a former drug peddler and a longtime rival of Fring.
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Then, as the boys counted their collection, a peddler walked through the car, catching their eyes with her flashing yo-yos and toy-cellphone noisemakers.
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STREET-SMART COFFEE Then I go and get an almond latte from a fantastic coffee cart called Peddler on the corner of Lafayette and Houston.
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When pressed, not a single detox peddler contacted could come up with a definition of what they meant by detox, or define their devilish toxin.
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Daniel F. Reeves was the son of a fruit peddler-turned-grocery store magnate, and the captain of his high school football team in New Jersey.
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That's the lesson a hapless peddler learns in Esphyr Slobodkina's "Caps for Sale," a 2299 children's book that Adventure Theater MTC has turned into a musical.
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Maybe not when they're shoved in your face by a subway peddler, or when bae is trying to get back into your good graces, but still.
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McCabe, like his equally duplicitous mentor and fellow book peddler Comey, apparently hopes to portray himself as a solitary moral bulwark against a corrupt, compromised president.
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" But Deputy President William Ruto told CNN Sunday there was no confusion over what the voter turnout figures were, and called Odinga a "peddler of untruths.
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That's the lesson a hapless peddler learns in Esphyr Slobodkina's "Caps for Sale," a 71843 children's book that Adventure Theater MTC has turned into a musical.
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In the book we tell about a story in 1908 where a young fruit peddler shoots his uncle, who is he business partner, and kills him.
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But the setting is specific, and the Brothers Grimm framework has been particularized with elements of the Jewish folk tradition, like Steve Sterner's irrepressible peddler, Hotsmakh.
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Again, each province and territory was allowed to decide whether the government will be the sole peddler of pot, or if private stores could sell as well.
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Available in Virginia at Aldie Peddler in Aldie; Bonnie Blue Southern Market & Bakery, Crush Wine Bar, Murphy Beverage and Wine Mill in Winchester; Vintage Cellars in Clarksville.
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The opera centers on the confrontation between religion and science, first explored in a duet between Abel and the peddler, charismatically rendered by the bass Frank Basile.
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A former senator and Secretary of the Interior, Salazar was plucked by Clinton from the powerful Washington D.C. influence peddler WilmerHale to run her presidential transition team.
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In American Boy: A Profile of Steven Prince (1978), the titular subject spins yarns about his incredible life in showbiz, as a drug peddler, and so on.
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Trace Cyrus went wild on his female followers after some of them reported him to Instagram as a porn peddler, for posting a pic of his fiancee.
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His Jewish paternal grandfather had fled pogroms in Latvia and immigrated to the United States, arriving in New York and later settling in Indiana as a pushcart peddler.
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Apple, Google, Facebook and Spotify severely restricted the reach of Mr. Jones and Infowars, his right-wing site that has been a leading peddler of false information online.
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There are some black people dancing in Harlem, the Italian peddler, the ghetto [on the Lower East Side] with the Jewish old man, Greenwich Village with artists painting.
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The opener, "Dedication," is a 2 Chainz solo song that's part nostalgic look at his transformation from drug peddler to rap slinger and part tender tribute to his hero, Weezy.
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We also know that George Nader, who once served as a key influence peddler on behalf of the UAE, is now a cooperating witness working with special counsel Mueller's investigation.
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And as the President who falsely claimed millions of people voted fraudulently and that his inauguration crowd was biggest ever, Trump himself has been a prime peddler of fake news.
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The current proposed peddler law includes a dedicated enforcement unit — but the enforcement must include a rational restriction on vendor locations as they pertain to supermarkets, greengrocers and healthy bodegas.
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Neither Prany nor Noi was certain of anything for weeks—their father was often gone—until the peddler who passed through every season came to the hill, asking for them.
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In "The Shadow of a Gunman," Donal Davoren (James Russell), a would-be poet, and Seumas Shields (Michael Mellamphy), a threadbare peddler with I.R.A. sympathies, share a grungy tenement room.
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That would smash the existing record of 344 killings, which was set in 2015, fuelled by violent rioting over the death in police custody of a drug peddler called Freddie Gray.
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Days after defending its decision to give a voice to conspiracy theory peddler Alex Jones and his Infowars site, Facebook has removed four of his videos for violating its community standards.
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Preaching black supremacist ideas and mystical Islam, the ex-con and street peddler also claimed to be a descendant of the prophet Mohammed and a member of the Sudanese royal family.
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Maybe a browser could denote the credibility of the page with a colored light in the corner, Hawke says, or offer an interstitial warning to users visiting a known misinformation peddler.
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York, an ex-con and Harlem street peddler, started his own sect in New York City in the '70s, where he preached a black supremacist ideology mixed with traditional Islamic doctrine.
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I had some connections at Vivid, and it just hit me that I should go undercover as a porn [peddler] just to find out how to really sell a sex tape.
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LACMA just announced its receipt of an endowment for the Sheats Goldstein Residence, better known as the palatial residence of smut peddler Jackie Treehorn in the Coen Brothers' The Big Lebowski.
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Still, to most people he remains best known as a peddler of hot freestyles over other people's tracks, even though he makes music of his own at a fairly prodigious rate.
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The New York Times: Apple, Google, Facebook and Spotify severely restricted the reach of Jones and Infowars, his right-wing site that has been a leading peddler of false information online.
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Unnamed in the indictment, he is believed to be Paul Erickson, an N.R.A. member, longtime Republican fixer and influence peddler who formed a South Dakota company with Ms. Butina in 2016.
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Lozada remained in the urban underground for nineteen years, calling himself Arnulfo, or Omar, or Alberto, and telling people he met that he was a taxi-driver, a shopkeeper, or a peddler.
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Halbig is a former guest on the show of conspiracy peddler Alex Jones, and in recent months has also promoted theories claiming that the Pulse nightclub shooting of 2016 was a hoax.
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In contrast, Mr. Trump has put his commission in the hands of Kris Kobach, a hard-line conservative from Kansas who is the nation's most aggressive peddler of the voter-fraud myth.
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There was "The Old Dope Peddler," Tom Lehrer's mock-sentimental tribute to a shady neighborhood character who gives the kids free samplesBecause he knows full wellThat today's young innocent facesWill be tomorrow's clientele.
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If you're wondering where a maid like Grace, who makes $26 a month, has the cash to afford a funeral, know she traded some jewelry to peddler Zachary Levi to get some coins.
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Megyn Kelly's highly anticipated interview with Alex Jones, the notorious peddler of conspiracy theories, aired as planned on NBC on Sunday night, despite widespread protests and Jones's own attempts to sabotage the segment.
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That's the thrifty deal Groupon just struck to buy fellow online coupon peddler LivingSocial as the former looks to pare down its own operations to a little more than half its current size.
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Trump has recognized as president the leader of the National Assembly, Juan Guaidó, a former electronics peddler with largely foreign support and now busy rattling sabers and promising that Maduro's days are numbered.
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There are Punjabi princesses in Jackie Onassis sunglasses, book club aunties in top-shelf homespun, parboiled-looking Englishmen, men of letters with Oxbridge accents and the occasional well-buffed South Delhi influence peddler.
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For the previous several months the Wack Spot had housed an adult bookstore that, much to the dismay of the surly ice-cream peddler, retained the final name of the soft-serve spot.
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His vicious brand of anti-Islam populism is no less shocking for its familiarity (Mr Wilders founded his Freedom Party in 2006, and he is not the first peddler of xenophobia to Dutch voters).
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Now Apple is integrating such an app into its watch, and pitching it with a quote from new-age garbage peddler Deepak Chopra—just a few days after Chopra introduced his own mindfulness app.
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But the frost faded, and as soon as it was gone, the peddler said to my mother, "Well, that's enough of a rest, isn't it," as if he didn't remember why we had stopped.
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Hong Kong, already a giant peddler of offshore firms, could also benefit, as could the numerous American states with lax regulation of registration agents and ironclad corporate anonymity, like Delaware and Nevada (see box).
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"No peddler, vendor, hawker or huckster shall permit his car, wagon or vehicle to stand on any street when stopping, standing or parking is prohibited," city regulations state, according to the Department of Transportation.
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She could no longer find them at markets and was repeatedly told that they were unavailable, until one day a vegetable peddler showed her a stash hidden under a tablecloth, promised to other buyers.
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And, I would be remiss not to mention Jeremiah The Peddler, whom we all know is really Zachary Levi in an ascot, has arrived in the present day as Jerome The Celebrated Doctor And Hypnotist.
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After researching and writing the book, it seemed like you decided he was obviously espousing a lot of crazy, false, and dangerous, damaging, stuff, but also, somehow, was more than mere peddler of conspiracy theories.
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"Paul Manafort has, for decades, been the Washington lobbyist and influence peddler around the world for a lot of the most vicious dictators we've seen," said investigative reporter and Pulitzer Prize winner David Cay Johnston.
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This claim was always hard to believe — after helping elect a president of the United States, would a veteran influence peddler like Paul Manafort really never even speak to anyone from that new president's administration?
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As an elder statesman of the city's stand-up scene, Mr. Quinn has acquired some authority, but he also undercuts it repeatedly, presenting himself as a peddler of hogwash who does the bare minimum of research.
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The sentence seems out of place, given we've just been ferried about four miles from a tiny city of about 9,13 people, from the entrance of a Best Western next to diner called the Apple Peddler.
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Another family torn apart Kamrul Islam, 35, was gunned down on May 25 and was listed as a high profile drug peddler and is accused of 15 cases of drug possession and illegal possession of firearms.
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"Thank you Dan for the kick-in-the-pants," wrote Dharmesh Shah, the HubSpot co-founder who is painted in the book as being barely involved in the company, a carefree peddler of hazy guru-speak.
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The boutique, which started in Southampton, N.Y., is the creation of Jennifer Bandier, a 47-year-old former R&B manager, vintage clothing peddler and fitness enthusiast, who comes across like a sweet and hyperactive cheerleader.
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In "Frankenstein in Baghdad," by the Iraqi novelist Ahmed Saadawi, a peddler stitches together stray parts of bombing victims in hopes of creating a body for proper burial, only to see it become a rampaging killer.
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They range from giants like the Tata Group, a conglomerate that hawks its Titan watch line on the site, to smaller firms like The Boho Street, a peddler of vegan tapestries, incense and handcrafted copper mugs.
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Hoft is a known conspiracy peddler, and in 2017 he was sued for defamation alongside white supremacist Paul Nehlen for falsely naming the suspect in the Charlottesville car attack that killed a protester and wounded others.
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Calling the Breitbart editor a "preening hate-peddler" responsible for spreading "toxic spume ... too disgusting for Twitter," the Australian author of the hugely successful The Blue Day Book slammed Simon & Schuster's decision and said he wasn't alone.
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As Vox's Zack Beauchamp has written, Jones's popularity is the result of an environment that conservatives created — one that also nourished the political rise of Trump, a peddler of conspiracy theories even before he was a candidate.
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The most impressive TV innovation at CES 238, unsurprisingly, came from LG. The longtime peddler of wild, wacky, and crazy expensive living room technology showed off an 22K OLED TV that's as thick as four credit cards.
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The peddler is the only other human character in the game, although he regularly delivers letters to Tikvah from brothers and other friends and relatives who have fled the countryside for the city or more fertile lands.
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He is also closely linked to one of the most notorious figures in the ongoing Russia probe: Manafort, the global influence peddler and Trump 2100 presidential campaign chairman who has been charged in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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But, apparently told that the American government was wary of Communist infiltration and that he would have to go to a nearby country first, he landed in Cuba, liked it, began working as a peddler there and remained.
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When the aptly named Sporting Life, a dope peddler (the vibrant Frederick Ballentine), debunks a literal reading of the Bible in "It Ain't Necessarily So," even the churchgoers who find him objectionable laugh, carry on and sing along.
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They said he came in disguise as a beggar or a peddler, bummed free meals off his unsuspecting white hosts, snooped around to find out what slavery was like, and told the slaves they would soon be free.
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Joseph Smith was seeing angels; William Avery Rockefeller (father of the founders of Standard Oil) was hawking quack nostrums; and the Fox sisters, a trio of teenagers living in Hydesville, were receiving messages from a dead tin peddler.
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Michael Cohen, the president's personal lawyer and longtime fixer, has recently become the most notorious influence peddler in America, but he is only one man in an army of shadow lobbyists whose power has been growing for years.
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He was active on Chinese social media and Twitter, where he had about 130,000 followers and was known as "the democracy peddler," though he had not been directly critical of Chinese authorities in recent years, the BBC notes.
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The separate troubles he has gotten his client and himself into are products of the uniquely powerful position he has fashioned, a hybrid of unpaid personal counsel to the president and for-profit peddler of access and advice.
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" FROM COINAGE: The True Cost of Famous TV Apartments Barton retained attorney Lisa Bloom, who issued a statement on behalf of the actress announcing that they plan on prosecuting the alleged "revenge pornography" peddler under "every available civil and criminal law.
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The joyful escapee Hirschl, from the Lublin ghetto, and the frightening Peddler don't just bring color and life and danger to the tale: They are catalysts, altering the subtle relationship between Anna and the Swallow Man, and changing them both.
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Mr. Buffett also explained that, in his view, Berkshire's investment in Apple — despite his noted aversion to investing in technology companies — was more a bet on a highly successful peddler of consumer electronics than a wager on technology per se.
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Zaher, who started working as a peddler and then became doorman at a school during his teens, became a shareholder of Estácio after the company agreed to buy Sistema Educacional Brasileiro SA, which he founded about four decades ago, in 2013.
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Paula Biren, who is from Poland, shares memories of attending a special high school within the Lodz ghetto and working for a Jewish women's police force there, including one night in which she helped take in a peddler for likely deportation.
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At a time when other social media companies are trying to limit verifiably false anti-vaccination content on their platforms, Dorsey decided to to join self-proclaimed health expert — and occasional anti-vaxx conspiracy peddler — Ben Greenfield on his show.
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Streaming service Spotify has become the latest major web platform to find itself compelled to do something about oft-shirtless conspiracy theorist, lead-infused supplement peddler, and Infowars founder Alex Jones, removing several episodes of his podcast under policies against hate speech.
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The ordeal will stretch every resource in Huntington, clogging the emergency rooms in the town's two hospitals, testing the resolve of the most hardened medics and prompting a manhunt for the peddler of a batch of heroin laced with an unknown substance.
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The vegan flesh peddler—who says he "puts the meat on the pole, not the plate"—recently opened a second branch of the club, Dusk 'Til Dawn: Casa Diablo 2, just feet from The Acropolis, a 35-year-old strip club-cum-steakhouse.
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To use the example of the fake news peddler behind InfoWars, Alex Jones, who Twitter finally permanently banned last month, Twitter's new policy suggests any attempts by followers of Jones to create 'in the style of' copycat InfoWars accounts on its platform, i.e.
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It was also the place, in the 1880s, where Michael Marks, a penniless Polish immigrant, got his start as a market peddler, the early stirrings of a business that would eventually become one of the country's best-known brand names, Marks & Spencer.
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Yiddish was the language spoken by Tevye the milk peddler and the other shtetl characters depicted in the stories that inspired "Fiddler on the Roof," yet in this country the landmark musical has never been performed professionally in that savory and supple tongue.
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Upworthy, a peddler of stories with headlines like "9 Out of 10 Americans Are Completely Wrong About This Mind-Blowing Fact," had its total page views decline by half in the span of three months, from 103 million to 48 million visitors.
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And here are some of his thoughts about returning home: More than a century after my great-grandfather arrived in Montreal as a fruit peddler — and more than 25 years after I left my parents' house — I am excited to be returning home.
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The plot involves a farm boy called Abel (here in an earnest performance by Eapen Leubner) who wants to become an astronaut and is given a calculator by a mysterious wandering peddler, who seems an innocuous figure despite having the sin-invoking name of Peccavit.
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To nail down your Southwestern swag, you could end up at South Congress's Allen's Boots to stomp off in your very own pair of shit kickers, or maybe grab a luchador mask along with other oddities and curios at folk art peddler Tesoros Trading Company.
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"The campaign against illegal drugs has yielded an unprecedented number of 'surrenderees': more than 600,000," said the glossy pamphlet, which features various photographs of Duterte, including one of him attending the funeral of a senior police officer allegedly shot dead by a drug peddler.
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The story traces the character development, over a number of years, of a peddler in Pennsylvania around the turn of the 20th century, an era of epic change, and his devotion to a large married Amish woman who is herself devoted to the Edison lamp.
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A reclusive fish peddler — much of the story takes place on the outskirts of a Nova Scotia town — he lives in a tiny white wooden house on a spit of land with only a couple of dogs and a flock of chickens for company.
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As the Washington Post's Aaron Blake smartly notes, Pompeo has been willing to carry Trump's water since coming into office -- most recently with his decision to meet with the peddler of a widely debunked conspiracy theory about the email hack of the Democratic National Committee.
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Mischa Barton alleges in revenge porn lawsuit that someone is shopping a sex tape with her Actress Mischa Barton is fighting back against an alleged "revenge pornography" peddler after reports surfaced this week that an alleged sex tape featuring her was being shopped around to pornography companies.
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Before even hitting the halfway mark of the installment, we get five big ones: Mary and her apple skins, Grace being told not to go alone to the outside privy, Mary's pretend death, the icicle, and the actual, literal prophecy from local handsome peddler Jeremiah (Zachary Levi).
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She sings deliriously and kicks her feet in the air in "I Could Have Danced All Night," and she transforms beautifully from a stubborn Cockney-accented flower peddler (whose reaction to an offer of chocolates is a comic gem) to a dulcet-toned independent working woman.
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Athens, Greece (CNN)The last time President Barack Obama took questions from reporters abroad, he dismissed Donald Trump as an "unqualified" peddler of "wacky ideas," expressing confidence during his September swing through Asia that voters would ultimately reject the candidate who ran so vocally against his own agenda.
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You could almost mistake the series for a nostalgic period piece, as when a bushy-bearded Zachary Levi ("Chuck") enters as a silver-tongued peddler, or when Grace befriends Mary (Rebecca Liddiard), a feisty, politically aware servant who fatefully attracts the interest of one of her employer's sons.
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It was the cartoonist Herbert Block who coined the term "McCarthyism," and though his cartoons, which depicted Joseph McCarthy, in an oversized suit, as a shady peddler of hysteria, may not have put a stop to the Red Scare, they reassured other liberals that they weren't alone in their outrage.
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The Internet has a way of placing all of us — you, me, the online peddler of counterfeit Viagra, the editor of The Paris Review — in the undignified position of those touts who haunt the sidewalks outside bad restaurants in tourist-trap neighborhoods, thrusting menus in the faces of passers-by.
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His record of avoiding conviction inflated his ego, to the point where in 1977 this dashing dope peddler flaunted his supposed invulnerability by posing — recklessly, as it turned out — in a blue denim suit and a red, white and blue tie for the cover of The New York Times Magazine.
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Like their counterparts now running immigration policy, the team came from the fringe of conservative politics, some of them with connections to Islamophobic think tanks and organizations like ACT for America or the Center for Security Policy, whose founder, Frank Gaffney, was Washington's most prominent peddler of anti-Muslim conspiracy theories.
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In 2009, Gillespie created Ed Gillespie Strategies to become what's known in the trade as a shadow lobbyist — someone who is a strategist, a tactician and an influence peddler who capitalizes on lacunae in the law to avoid registering as a lobbyist while providing guidance to corporations and trade associations.
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The most egregious false claim: A non-change to whistleblower rules Trump is not only a serial peddler of his own fiction but a regular purveyor of bad information he has heard from other people -- reliably willing to amplify inaccurate stuff "people are saying" but that he hasn't bothered to check himself.
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Mr. Jones, the longtime misinformation-peddler and founder of the radio and online show Infowars, is being sued for defamation for saying repeatedly during his broadcasts that parts of the Sandy Hook shooting were staged and that the tragedy was a "false flag" operation, designed to take away firearms from American citizens.
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I may be howling into hurricane winds, but what made these towns so interesting to visit, even if just for the day, is disappearing as homegrown shops like the Hands department store, Hideaway Books, the Paper Peddler (there were two bookstores!) and Donnelly's are replaced with national chains for the second-home crowd.
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The B-plot parodies this do-si-do drama with the "girl who can't say no" Ado Annie (an inimitable Alie Stroker), who must choose between an unwilling Persian peddler named Ali Hakim (the dopey but lovable Will Brill) and a faithful, if dimwitted, cowboy named Will Parker (played with overeager attraction by James Davis).
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I walked up El-Malek El-Saleh Street, observing the daily life of the city: Kids splashing in the Nile, daring others to jump off a small footbridge; the harsh clang of metal plates that signaled the coming of a tamarind juice peddler (I paid a few pounds for a glass of the tasty but exceedingly sweet nectar).
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At the center of his own self-directed drama, Trump, a noted peddler of conspiracy theories and who is prone to secrecy himself, especially over his refusal to release his tax returns, was going to strike a famous blow for transparency and blow the lid off everything the government was still hiding over what happened in Dallas on November 19753,1963.
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Top technology companies, Apple, Google, Facebook and Spotify, erased most of the posts and videos on their services from _________, the internet's notorious conspiracy theorist, severely restricting the reach of Infowars, his right-wing site that has been a leading peddler of false information online, and thrusting themselves into a fraught debate over their role in regulating what can be said online. 23.
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On one side, Donald Trump's lawyer is under investigation by the US Attorney for the Southern District of New York; on another, his side gig as an influence peddler has been revealed; from yet another he's being sued by Stormy Daniels and her suddenly famous lawyer Michael Avenatti, who wants to void an agreement that prohibits Daniels from talking about an alleged affair with Trump.
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Rodgers and Hammerstein, who were always interested in questions of identity and how issues like class and racial identity impact human experience, use each of these characters — Laurey, Curly, Jud, and to some extent their comedy counterparts, Ado Annie, her suitor Will, and Ali Hakim (a peddler who becomes inadvertently mired in Ado's romantic shenanigans) — as a stand-in for different potential future versions of America.
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Another charge is that all of this over the top feeling (He touched my arm … quiver … Angel of Jesus deliver me!) is too overblown to feel real and that Stevens is a po-faced peddler of emotion, a mechanical maker of melancholy, a simulator of the profound truths that run through our lives who has no sense of humour or irony about what he's doing.
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The gunman, Gavin Long, 29, a former Marine who was African-American, had stated online that he believed that bloodshed was a better tool than peaceful demonstrations as a means of protesting the numerous police shootings of African-Americans that have rocked the nation in recent months — including the killing of Alton B. Sterling, a CD peddler, outside a Baton Rouge convenience store on July 5.
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The chairman of the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology left the stress on the Hill of trying to rankle Republican votes to upend American healthcare, and instead rolled over to the Grand Hyatt in Washington, DC to give the keynote address at the ironically titled, 12th International Conference on Climate Change—an event put on by the conservative think tank and largest peddler of climate skepticism, the Heartland Institute.
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And while Berger's hilariously strange clips have taken on everyone from apocalypse-peddler Jim Bakker to fame-twisted hip-thruster Chubby Checker, it's his ability to zero in on the venality and vanity of the modern political class that have made him a crucial commentator in the 2016 race—even if his ideas are often layered under a haze of uncomfortable jokes and strange, Space Ghost from Coast to Coast-like rhythms.
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A Peddler of Fake Reviews on TripAdvisor Gets Jail Time In a significant development, someone who committed fraud by writing fake reviews will get jail time for it in Italy: An Italian court handed down a nine-month prison sentence to a person who wrote fake hotel reviews on TripAdvisor in exchange for money from hotels aiming An Italian court has ruled that writing fake TripAdvisor reviews using a false identity is illegal and sentenced someone to nine months in prison.
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" (That is odd thinking given even skeptical analyses of the Medicare proposal found it would in fact likely reduce healthcare spending, even if it shifted those costs to the government ledger.) Another peddler of this kind of thinking is Michael Bloomberg, the billionaire former mayor of New York who may run for president as a centrist Democrat and recently tussled with candidate Kamala Harris when he said Medicare for all, which she supports, "would bankrupt us for a very long time.
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And if you're not interested in dronewear, you can choose from one of Baskin's many other surreal, sometimes unnecessary but otherwise completely inventive designs, including: Pokeball Battery "Trillbox," smartphone holders for bikes Custom-designed avocados Touch-pluto, designs of Pluto you can touch Inkwell helmets, specially designed bike helmets And peddler pop-ups, moving storefront designs Baskin told The Verge that the idea of drone sweaters started off as a joke, but she soon came to realize they could actually become practical: "It started as a joke / art piece, but actually drone-owners in cold climates have told me that their drones have problems with their battery life during the winter," Baskin told The Verge.
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Y.) LEADING THE DAY INVESTIGATIONS: Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE, Trump's campaign chairman and a veteran GOP influence peddler whose work in Ukraine and ties to well-connected Russians placed him under special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's microscope, was sentenced on Thursday to nearly four years in federal prison in the first of two financial fraud cases.
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