Two cities, Dallas and Dubai, have expressed interest in playing host.
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I liked playing host to a bunch of people I loved.
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NEXT section spotlights emerging talents, playing host in recent years to superb
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The Seahawks play at Dallas next week before playing host to Arizona.
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Every fashion week city profits, literally and significantly, from playing host to the collections.
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New York City is playing host to WorldPride, the largest LGBTQ celebration in the world.
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Queen Elizabeth is playing host again for the final garden party of the royal summer.
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The backdrop will be completely different, with Toronto playing host to San Antonio on Feb.
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When playing host, some of the first lady's dresses contain possible nods to her guests.
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This week, Washington is playing host to the 2016 Nuclear Security Summit, NSS for short.
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Bangkok is currently playing host to a regional meeting attended by some world and business leaders.
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Increasingly, those countries are playing host to a geopolitical competition between the world's fastest-growing powers.
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Playing host to the United Nations also gives New Yorkers a voice on important international issues.
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Chad's military has worked closely with Americans, playing host to exercises conducted by the United States.
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Tennessee will have nine days off before playing host to No. 15 Memphis on Dec. 14.
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The Predators get an extended rest before playing host to the New Jersey Devils on Saturday.
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The Tigers will end the regular season by playing host to Georgia Tech on Friday night.
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Mr. Trump is playing host to Mr. Netanyahu at both an Oval Office meeting and dinner.
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Leeches solve the vitamin problem by playing host to bacteria in their stomachs that create B vitamins.
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The Philippines is playing host to the 30th Southeast Asia Games which will run through Dec. 11.
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And right now, CES is playing host to the Force Trainer 2, a toy from company Uncle Milton.
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This time, the event takes place at the Fox Theatre in Detroit, Michigan, and CNN is playing host.
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In other news, I think you may have heard we're playing host to a food festival this weekend?
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On Saturday, the Kennedy Space Center is playing host to a launch by technology entrepreneur Elon Musk's SpaceX.
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The four-day event was a roaring success, playing host to 1,235 exhibitors and a record number of delegates.
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When I arrived, the cafe area was also playing host to around 10 high schoolers on their lunch break.
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But his relationship with German Chancellor Merkel, who is playing host to the G-20 summit, has been icy.
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I'll be playing host to The New York Times Food Festival this fall, right here in New York City.
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In between playing host at last month's Dreamforce, he rapidly fielded Tarnowski's requests to be introduced to other executives.
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While Justin Timberlake only performed at the CMAs, he was all about playing host at his intimate after-party Wednesday.
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And if you can't or won't break up a fistfight in your own house, what's the point of playing host?
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Playing host to a convention is often viewed as a major boost for a city, bringing revenue and media attention.
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China playing host to the 2022 Winter Olympics has given winter sports a boost in the world's second-largest economy.
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The city seems to be more known for playing host to celebrities and tourists than prioritizing its lower income citizens.
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It was May, and Havana was playing host to a conga slash march to commemorate International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia.
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Glitoris, an Australia-based company that offers body glittering at events, has also been playing host to the glitter bum trend.
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The Blue Demons get little rest before playing host to the University of Chicago, a Division III school, on Wednesday night.
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Unlike, for example, the Boston or Budapest anti-Olympic movements, NOlympics LA is not focused on the finances of playing host.
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Brad Wenstrup (R-Ohio), a Trump backer whose home state is playing host to the Republican National Convention beginning July 18.
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Political tempests often intrude on presidents, whether they are traveling overseas or playing host to foreign leaders at the White House.
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To get funds for them, the N.F.L. dangles the prospect of playing host to a Super Bowl and its promised riches.
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If you're playing host this Turkey Day but have neither the time nor the ability to cook a homemade meal, don't worry!
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Offending companies are not just advertising on TV piracy websites, with illegal sports streaming sites also playing host to numerous gambling adverts.
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But the state party is clearly wary of playing host to their own Al Franken scandal, which gives La Bell an opening.
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From Moogfest to the Mutek and Sónar, electronic music festivals are playing host to a variety of electronic and new media art.
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And yet, Yalta prevailed 2-1, seeming to gain the upper hand before playing host to the second leg of the playoff.
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Critics say the organization is trying to avoid acrimony with the country that is playing host to the World Cup next summer.
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Or, if you're playing host, you might take the time to arrange the rental of tables and chairs, flatware, glassware and tablecloths.
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The GX700 ended up containing the then-unannounced mobile GTX 980; cross your fingers the GX800 is playing host to something similarly exciting.
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From homes suspected of playing host to ghosts, to creepy 18th-century mansions, there are some seriously scary spots to rent this Halloween.
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Only twice since 1979 has the Pro Bowl been held outside Hawaii with Miami playing host in 2010 and Glendale, Arizona in 2015.
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He has already begun a series of meetings with the continent's leaders, playing host to the Spanish prime minister, Pedro Sanchez, on Monday.
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A growing number of airports—which tend to have lots of unused land conducive to eco-friendly projects—are playing host to beehives.
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But Catelynn quickly shot down any speculations about her uterus playing host to a new little one when she caught wind of the story.
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Although, the park expanded to include a Disney-esque castle-themed attraction in the '70s, playing host to magic shows and bain-marie lunches.
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Adding to the embarrassment, the matter reached a climax as Britain has been playing host to the heads of government of British Commonwealth nations.
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The country has started to shutter its dog meat markets in response to international criticism, ahead of it playing host to the 2018 Winter Olympics.
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Instead, we're introduced to Stefan Lubert (Alexander Skarsgard), a soft-spoken and polite widower and former architect who ends up playing host to the Morgans.
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The website of Maisto International, a toymaker that primarily sells model vehicles and remote control vehicles, is playing host to some ransomware, Malwarebytes wrote Thursday.
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But first, Trump attended a raft of events with officials from Vietnam, which is playing host to the U.S.-North Korean talks for two days.
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Beyond job creation, playing host to either or both of the agencies could also boost spin-off activities in the lucrative bank and pharmaceuticals sectors.
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The series will feature Stewart and Snoop cooking and playing host to their friends (who are famous, but not too famous to appear on VH1).
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Atlanta (CNN)The cackles can be heard from far beyond the brick walls of the private garden playing host to a Laughter Yoga Atlanta session.
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When reached, Twitter declined to comment on its absence, though the company was reportedly playing host to the other major tech election security meeting today.
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Books ____ Floating villages spread across the surface of the Mekong River's waterways, playing host to ethnic Vietnamese whose status in Cambodian society is perpetually adrift.
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Russia was barred from these Games as punishment for systematic doping while playing host to the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, the Black Sea resort.
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The rapper emceed Premio Lo Nuestro 2020 Thursday night at AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami but playing host wasn't all he was up to that night.
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When that birch pitch hit the ground 5,700 years ago, the European continent was playing host to a full-tilt transformation of its human residents.
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Of course I'd long known that I was playing host to a massive collection of parasitic organisms, but I didn't much like being reminded of it.
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The latter city is also playing host to Waymo's ride-hailing pilot, in which real people can sign up to use the minivans for daily trips.
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The Olympics have long promised to be a triumphant showcase for Latin America, which is playing host to the global sports spectacle for the first time.
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"It was a nasty K Street battle between Microsoft and Amazon," Ives said, referring to the Washington, DC street known for playing host to lobbying firms.
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Ms. Hauzeur started bringing food, then giving rides, but soon she was playing host to up to five people a night in her small Brussels apartment.
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St. Petersburg and its environs are playing host to seven matches and five teams during the tournament: Costa Rica, England, Croatia, Saudi Arabia and South Korea.
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"It was a nasty K Street battle between Microsoft and Amazon," Ives said, referring to the Washington, DC, street known for playing host to lobbying firms.
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China has stopped punishing South Korea for playing host to an American missile-defence battery and this month restarted bilateral defence talks after a two-year hiatus.
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We're taking over Moscone Center West, tripling our floor space and playing host to more than 10,000 attendees, 1,200 exhibitors and more than 400 accredited media outlets.
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Thanks to a tense hostage situation involving Governor Will Conway, Frank and Claire Underwood find themselves playing host to the Republican candidate's family at the White House.
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The big picture: Playing host to the world's code doesn't necessarily make Microsoft a more central player, but it could tightly integrate GitHub into its developer tools.
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Playing host is more of a community-building tool than a sales tactic, Treadwell says, but getting people in front of the shelves certainly has its benefits.
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She has also visited schools and children's hospitals, Ms. Grisham said, and looked forward to playing host for the White House Easter egg roll on April 17.
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Absolute Championship Berkut (ACB) had their first event in England on Saturday, with ACB 54: Supersonic acting as its landmark show and the famed Manchester Arena playing host.
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According to The New York Times, Intel's vehicles will first be deployed in Arizona, which is also playing host to autonomous testing by Waymo (née Google) and Uber.
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As U.S. sanctions on Iran entered into force on August 7, Tehran was busy playing host to the foreign minister of the ultimate rogue nuclear regime, North Korea.
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"I'm told many cities are now having big worries about the protests, security and image costs (that) playing host to a Trump renominating convention would bring to them."
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This is a lesson I learn rather quickly at the Renaissance Resort and Spa, a sprawling patch of lush golf courses and fancy pools playing host to the conference.
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Closer to Papua New Guinea than it is to Moscow, the city is nevertheless an important one, playing host to Russia's Pacific Fleet and the recent Eastern Economic Forum.
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Arts Edinburgh International Festival/ Edinburgh Festival Fringe Various venues, Aug 24-211 Every August, venues across this picturesque city open up, playing host to dance, comedy, opera and theater.
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Cities have historically looked at playing host to such a prestigious event as an unparalleled opportunity to showcase their offerings and in turn attract new tourism and foreign investment.
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This year's fair, coinciding with a tumultuous presidential election and Miami playing host to an outbreak of Zika virus, turned out to be an odd buffer to such frivolity.
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The Washington Redskins were playing host to the then St. Louis Cardinals and O.J., along with Frank Gifford would call the game for ABC along with, I think, Joe Namath.
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The appearance, like pockmarks, of chains is the clearest sign that the strain has taken hold, that the living organism playing host — a community — is not long for this world.
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In "The Part About Amalfitano," the professor Óscar Amalfitano (Henry Godinez), playing host to the critics on their detective mission, takes center stage along with his daughter, Rosa (Alejandra Escalante).
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In turn, the language on their shows often made its way to the stump speeches of candidates, and Fox News found itself playing host to those candidates night after night.
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The loser of that game will still make the playoffs as the NL's top wild-card team, playing host to the Colorado Rockies or the Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday.
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Now, with the United States, joined by Canada and Mexico, playing host to the 2026 World Cup, Telemundo is hoping to build on its legacy with coverage on home turf.
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Still a young woman, Emily now looks after her family's rural homestead near Iten—a town famed for churning out long-distance runners and playing host to Mo Farah's training camps.
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"Playing host to the music industry's marquee awards show is a unique creative, artistic and economic boon to the rich cultural fabric of our city," de Blasio said in the statement.
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Now here's another scenario: Imagine that we head to a world — like Europa or Enceladus, one of Saturn's moons — that really has a high chance of playing host to microbial life.
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It looks like a football field, but this four-feet by two-feet petri dish is playing host to very different sort of game — nothing more or less than evolution itself.
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Still a young woman, Emily now looks after her family's rural homestead near Iten -- a town famed for churning out long-distance runners and playing host to Mo Farah's training camps.
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Greece alone is playing host to more than 53,000 refugees and migrants who have been stranded there for a month after Austria and countries along the Balkan route closed their land borders.
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Alongside Twitter timelines fit to bursting with tributes and testimonies from DJs and punters, the club's doors are now playing host to a modest clutch of flowers and messages of their own.
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On a recent Sunday, brunch was a family affair, with Clark's boyfriend, a friendly hunk with a Tom of Finland moustache, playing host, and Willis's mother, in town from Ohio, waiting tables.
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The White House delayed nearly $300 million in aid to Cairo last summer over concerns about human rights abuses and evidence that it was playing host to guest workers from North Korea.
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The exhibition will be held at luxury one-stop accessories destination Pedder on Scotts, most recently known for playing host to Chanel's Spring/Summer 2016 airport-themed pop-up event in March.
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But for a few more weeks, this discreet uptown institute is playing host to the British artist Elizabeth Price, who has brought to its stately galleries a burst of music and images.
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For the less social media-minded, One Love Manchester will also be available on more traditional TV channels, with the BBC playing host broadcaster and providing TV coverage of the star-studded event.
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Seventeen years later, after playing host to 15 and a half years of continuous human habitation for astronauts from 18 different countries, the ISS has just completed its 100,000th orbit around the Earth.
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If Dr Papineau's fossils are as old as he thinks, that implies that Earth was, within a few hundred million years of its formation, already playing host to very diverse sorts of life.
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It is playing host to the Turner Prize, Britain's most prestigious—and often controversial—visual arts award; the four short-listed artists' works have to be ready for public display by September 163th.
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When a person finds themselves playing host to D. repens, they have mosquitos to blame–and the woman in the NEJM report "recalled being frequently bitten" on a recent trip, the authors wrote.
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Take a run through all of that and then, if you'll be playing host at Thanksgiving yourself this year, pull out a pad of paper or open your notes app on your phone.
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By night, the pool deck becomes a nightclub, often playing host to D.J. sets — like the Float Fridays party, which converts the swimming area into a dance floor from 6 to 6929 p.m.
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I walked down Eighth Avenue on a balmy April evening, sunset lighting afire skyscraper windows, and voluntarily stepped into Madison Square Garden, a perfectly handsome arena playing host to a perfectly hideous game.
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For the less social media-minded, the star-studded event will air on TV — the BBC playing host broadcaster in the UK, while Freeform airs it in the U.S. (starting at 2 p.m. ET).
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It evokes the same feeling of pleasure and suspense as a live news broadcast unknowingly playing host to a prank, like this recent weed-covered Big Foot walking through a snowstorm in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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Despite the fact that the bar was playing host to a Clinton watch part complete with posters and organizers, a handful of patrons said they were not supporters of the former secretary of state.
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Twenty other cities have expressed interest in playing host to the event in the coming years, a list that has been narrowed to five finalists: Canton/Cleveland, Denver, Kansas City, Las Vegas and Nashville.
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Washington (CNN)Longtime TV talk show star David Letterman, now in retirement, has no regrets about playing host to then-businessman and reality TV boss Donald Trump time and time again over the years.
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By the time Gene Jr. took over the restaurant in the mid-1950s, it was playing host to an endless procession of boldface names: Lee Radziwill, Jacqueline Kennedy, Charles Revson, Frank Sinatra, Orson Welles.
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Wearing a black leather biker jacket and a T-shirt that read "High on We," Mr. Neumann was playing host at his own extravagant party, a multiday celebration of WeWork and its extended community.
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The vertical structure to the right of the stage was awe-inspiring too, playing host all to the crooners and minor Brazilian celebrities visibly chuffed as mince any of this was happening at all.
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The most recent piece in the show, "Peinture 202 x 143 cm, 5 Avril 2019," is a 6½-foot-high wall of tarry black playing host to 193 crowded rows of chunky vertical strokes.
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But as major internet platforms have grown to compose a greater share of the public sphere, playing host to consequential political organization — not to mention media — their internal contradictions have become harder to ignore.
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But that's the way Trump likes to be, unfettered and able to do what he loves best — playing host, golfing with friends, watching television and working away from the confines of the West Wing.
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The classic brought in an estimated 176,239 people who traveled to NYC for game related activities, and expectations are also high for San Diego—which is also playing host to the massively popular Comic-Con.
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - As football fans flood Atlanta for Sunday's Super Bowl, not everyone is thrilled that a city once a pillar of the Civil Rights movement is playing host, given the NFL's record on race.
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In a statement, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh praised the agreement as one that will enable his city to join the ranks of those playing host to what many consider to be the future of transportation.
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President Trump is playing host to French president Emanuel Macron this week and that means a return of awkward public displays of affection from a president who seems to have difficulty with basic human interaction.
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A former Brooklyn Rapid Transit power station built in 1904, it was decommissioned in the 1950s and became a punk squat decades later, playing host to raucous dance parties and graffiti on practically every surface.
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KISSIMMEE, Florida — A galaxy 1 billion light-years from Earth is playing host to a pair of black holes, one of which is strangely devoid of the typical number of stars seen in such phenomena.
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The Massacre That Wasn't showed that while Facebook, Google and Twitter take steps to combat nefarious hoaxes, they are already playing host to an organic correction movement led by ordinary users who are crowdsourcing reality.
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Give more of those grads a reason to stay (the way technology grads often remain near Boston and Palo Alto after graduation) and the area might find itself playing host to the next big thing.
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Episode length: 30 minutes Arc length: 4 hours Quintessentially British, this podcast drama is a quirky, hilarious look at the hijinks that ensue when a tiny Channel island starts playing host to two rival funeral parlors.
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The Chicago Cubs (221-67) and Milwaukee Brewers (95-67) will meet Monday in a tiebreaker for the NL Central title, with the loser playing host to Los Angeles or Colorado in the wild-card game.
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With self-proclaimed Supermodel of the World RuPaul playing host, judge, and mentor, Drag Race first aired on Logo, a so-called "niche" channel prioritizing gay programming for just a couple hundred thousand viewers per episode.
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The video, set in an old mansion, features the band playing around with a bunch of audio/visual equipment while wandering around the mansion, which is playing host to a variety of surreal and creepy parties.
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The Motor City is playing host to the embarrassment that is tonight's Republican debate, and so the moderators had to eventually acknowledge the postindustrial blight that surrounds the ornate downtown Fox Theater where the event took place.
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As the co-founder of vegan taqueria Club Mexicana, she spends her days overseeing two street food outposts and prepping for service at Pamela—the East London bar currently playing host to her vegan Mexican pop-up.
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As health agencies scramble to control a rash of mysterious vaping-related lung injuries, YouTube is playing host to dozens of videos that offer step-by-step instructions on how to make black-market THC vape oil.
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That's because for three weeks in January, the fine arts complex was playing host to "Hamilton," with Lin-Manuel Miranda reprising his role as the title character for the first time in two and a half years.
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News of them came as Barack Obama was playing host at the Sunnylands ranch in California to an unprecedented summit of leaders from all ten ASEAN members, four of which dispute land features in the sea with China.
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Less than a decade after Democrats successfully painted Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney as a multimillionaire too out of touch to be president, their party could wind up playing host to a battle of the billionaires in 2020.
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But Mr. Xi, 66, who is one of the most traveled Chinese leaders, had been reluctant to reciprocate before now, depriving the 35-year-old Mr. Kim of the prestige of playing host to his most powerful neighbor.
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He denied that the decision amounted to a conflict of interest or that the president would profit from playing host to thousands of international officials, journalists and staff, instead declaring the property the best venue for the event.
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Editorial President Trump had a subdued response to North Korea's latest missile test this month, while he was playing host to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan and toasting newlyweds at his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida.
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Two verticals Luber mentioned were watches and handbags, but it's easy to see StockX eventually playing host to any item that is in high demand on the secondary market and would need verification before being delivered to the seller.
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This concept is not precisely defined in the legislation, but the intention is pretty clearly to target suburban jurisdictions that like playing host to corporate office parks (and the property tax revenue they deliver) while excluding any new residents.
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Tampa Bay stays home to face the San Jose Sharks on Saturday, and the Islanders stay in Florida to face the Panthers on Saturday before playing host to the Lightning for a third game in 26 days on Tuesday.
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It's mid-afternoon when Watson and I meet at the Silver Lake apartment of his label head, POW Recordings founder (and Noisey contributor) Jeff Weiss, who is playing host while Watson is in town for a string of shows.
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At the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, an annual gathering for foreign investors and executives who do business in Russia, Mr. Putin was playing host to the leaders of France and Japan, countries that have imposed sanctions on Russia.
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He points to Pleasantville's long history playing host to black celebrities like Louis Armstrong in the days of segregation: You could stay in a cramped boardinghouse somewhere, or Houston's finest Negroes would open their doors for you in Pleasantville.
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The Harbour City mall in Hong Kong is playing host to a Smurf art exhibition for a month, and has also turned one of its courtyards into a Smurf village with a 6 metre-tall mushroom house as its centrepiece.
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As other cities grappled with how to regulate and manage the sudden appearance of hundreds (or thousands) of scooters on their streets, New Yorkers have been blissfully unaware of the joys and pitfalls of playing host to the two-wheeled devices.
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Because the candidate's businesses and properties have played an integral role in his campaign—serving as staff headquarters, flying his jet, playing host to campaign events—he's already managed to funnel $8.2 million of campaign funds back into the Trump franchise.
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Despite the game's relatively thin attendance, the teams and their staff were greeted by resounding cheers and applause from the fans—a cathartic public show of the empathy that comes with playing host to hundreds of thousands of people in need.
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Read more: Our mission to buy a fake Rolex on Facebook reveals how the company is playing host to countless criminal enterprisesPotential gun buyers on Facebook Marketplace would likely be able to circumvent a background check before purchasing a firearm.
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That rosy outlook, however, has been clouded by the arrest last week of a U.S. civilian employed at a U.S. military base on Okinawa, where many residents resent playing host to the bulk of American military personnel in the country.
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Miami University in Ohio has been known as the cradle of coaches for playing host, in a bygone era, to Woody Hayes, Ara Parseghian and, a little later, Bo Schembechler — the future head coaches at Ohio State, Notre Dame and Michigan.
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Thursday night, three Twitter users discovered that a staffer for one of the resolution's sponsors attempted to crowdsource a number of the resolution's salient points from r/The_Donald, a subreddit notorious for playing host to unfounded conspiracy theories and anti-Islam tendencies.
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As Alice, Witherspoon plays a woman trying to find herself after a separation, while juggling being a single parent, starting a new career, and playing host to three aspiring filmmakers — one of which is just a little too handsome for his own good.
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When he did so he found that children deficient, at the age of three months, in four relatively rare bacteria, Faecalibacterium, Lachnospira, Rothia and Veillonella, were 20 times more likely than those playing host to these species to manifest the two predictive indicators.
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Merkel, playing host to the international G20 conference on Friday and Saturday in her hometown of Hamburg, has seemingly ensured the conference will be full of prickly issues for Trump, whose relationship with the powerful German leader has so far been frosty.
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As an American who relocated to Toronto some time ago, I wanted to find out why so many of my brethren were coming up en masse to Whistler, a ski town known for playing host to celebrities and a disproportionate number of Australians.
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While the John Lautner-designed home, which was built in 1963 for Helen and Paul Sheats, has become iconic for playing host to a scene between The Dude and Jackie Treehorn, it's also quite notable for being an ever-evolving piece of architecture.
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By the turn of the 21st century, the Cirque d'Hiver's shows were getting smaller, too; the venue was playing host to concerts, musicals and political rallies; and the company was being pressured by animal rights groups — unsuccessfully so far — to eliminate nonhuman performers.
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The Trump International Hotel in Washington, DC, has been serving as a White House extension since Donald Trump took office, playing host to countless foreign dignitaries, Republican lawmakers, and powerful actors hoping to hold court with Trump appointees or even the president himself.
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President Trump's favorite network is increasingly playing host to hopefuls from the Democratic presidential field, eager for exposure to the vast Fox News audience — even as they risk a backlash from others in the party who view the network as an ideological menace.
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Or, if you're the unwitting homeowner suddenly cast in the role of playing host to a version of history that no longer exists, you may wonder if these visitors are interlopers trying to undermine your claim to the place you call home.
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The other opening day matches include D.C. United hosting the Colorado Rapids, Montreal Impact welcoming the New England Revolution, FC Dallas playing host to the Philadelphia Union, Real Salt Lake visiting Orlando City SC and the Vancouver Whitecaps hosting Sporting Kansas City.
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IXTEPEC, Mexico/EDINBURG, Texas (Reuters) - In some of the Mexican towns playing host to a "caravan" of more than 1,200 Central American migrants heading to the U.S. border, the welcome mat has been rolled out despite President Donald Trump's call for Mexican authorities to stop them.
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You can now save up to 24% on Samsung TVs and soundbars from Amazon UK. So whether you like your movie marathons or playing host for the big game, we have the deals to ensure that your home cinema setup is a good as it can be.
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Today's the day, if you're playing host this year, to start thinking about the guest list, and about whether you're going to serve the meal as a seated dinner or standing buffet, whether you're going to call for potluck, whether you're going to outsource desserts, or wine.
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But she has relentlessly criticized China for its cyberattacks, and last September she said on Twitter that Mr. Xi was "shameless" for playing host at a United Nations meeting on women's rights, at a time when the Chinese government had put several prominent female activists in jail.
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On the inside, you're grappling with the weight of aging, but outside, you're playing host all day which means you have to look extremely thrilled when people give you gifts, even if what they're giving you indicates how little they actually, like, GET YOU as a person.
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While a large part of the mobile industry swirls around the streets of Barcelona, IBM is playing host at its own big InterConnect event in Las Vegas, where it unveiled a rush of deals that underscore another major aspect of the growth of mobile: the rise of cloud services.
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In Mauritania — a vast, parched nation of about 4.5 million people at the western end of the Sahara that straddles the divide between largely Arab North Africa and black West Africa — playing host to this year's exercise underscored its commitment to combat Al Qaeda, diplomats and commanders said.
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"Juniper believes there is further opportunity for F2P on PC; particularly in Western markets; as well as console, with digital platforms such as Xbox Live playing host to F2P titles which are then monetized via in-game purchases and add-ons" explained research author Lauren Foye in a press release.
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ET. Salem, New Hampshire (CNN)This small city was playing host to two town halls at two elementary schools just two minutes apart -- one for a candidate who had made New Hampshire a second home, and the other for an Iowa victor who has at times been hard to find here.
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The executive order instructs federal officials to "consider" a definition of anti-Semitism that, if taken literally, could still be used to punish universities for playing host to pro-Palestinian speakers, even though the order, according to the draft text, also contains explicit guidance to avoid violating First Amendment rights.
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You could make some New England clam chowder or Boston baked beans (above), a few cheesesteaks very roughly in the style of Philadelphia, a basket of pretzels, same, or some Minnesota wild rice or hot dish for the kids up in the north country playing host to the fans from the east.
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Without delving into the details, the space exploration industry is playing host to a very familiar story, one we have seen unfold in computer, automotive, and other industries, in which established incumbents (companies like Boeing and Lockheed Martin) battle aggressive new entrants (think SpaceX and Blue Origin) over the future of space exploration.
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The week leading up to WWE's biggest show of the year has become a joyous celebration of all things pro wrestling, with wrestlers showing up to talk to fans in the most carny ways possible and independent events tapping into the swell of people in whatever city is playing host (this year, it's Orlando).
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The couple had moved to Szigetvar about 14 years ago from an even poorer part of southern Hungary with hopes of farming a small plot of land, and now entertain the idea of playing host to rich Turks eager to visit the remains of one of their national heroes where he met his demise.
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Of those, 22.5 million were refugees, with 5.5 million coming from Syria, 2.5 million from Afghanistan and 1.4 million from South Sudan Data: UNHCR; Map: Lazaro Gamio / Axios Playing host: The 10 countries who combined host 56% of the world's refugees — including Turkey, Pakistan and Lebanon — only account for 2.5% of the world's GDP, according to Amnesty International.
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Nearly a quarter century later, with the United States playing host to the tournament for the first time and featuring a team laden with experienced professionals, the Americans reversed the outcome and beat Ecuador, 2-1, in a contentious quarterfinal that reflected how far the United States has progressed in soccer over the past two decades.
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Indeed, at the same time as the visit, Copenhagen was playing host to a series of fashion-related events around the subject of sustainability and style, including the Sustainable Apparel Coalition's annual members meeting, the Youth Fashion Summit, Planet Textiles: The Sustainable Textile Summit, and the Copenhagen Fashion Summit, which focused on "responsible innovation" (full disclosure: I was part of the Copenhagen Fashion Summit).
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Image courtesy of Magical Lantern Festival Over the last few weeks, London has been playing host to its first ever Chinese lantern festival, the Magical Lantern Festival, featuring 52 giant tableux handmade by specialists in China and shipped over to the UK. The lanterns, ranging from animals and mushrooms, lotus flowers, plants, chariots, and a dragon that's over 200' long, are spread out over 65 acres of gardens at Chiswick House.
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After scooping up the real San Francisco home that served as the façade of the Full House and Fuller House house, the shows' producer Jeff Franklin is fully prepared to make everyone's nostalgic '90s dreams come true — including playing host to a celebratory sleepover with Steph and D.J. "Full House turns 30 years old this September," Andrea Barber, who plays Kimmy Gibbler on the original sitcom and the reboot, tells Entertainment Tonight.
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The perpetual party was even more energized than usual because the city was playing host to the Copa America, the South American soccer tournament, and the Dia de São João (Day of St. John), which passes in other parts of Brazil with barely a blink but is a major event in the northeast of the country, was approaching A sampling of the music Sebastian encountered during his week in Salvador At the Teatro Castro Alves, the Bahia Symphony Orchestra went full Casual Friday, decked out in plaid and jeans, and churned out forró classics in celebration of São João.
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