Originally a purveyor of manicured lies, D'Souza became a purveyor of rowdier, laughably obvious lies.
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"I was only a purveyor of information," he tells Tyrion.
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She has also led several companies, including a furniture purveyor.
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For starters, we're taking cues from leather accessories purveyor Frye.
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And more than the purveyor of pepperoni is at stake.
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Colson Patisserie, purveyor of French macarons and other sweets: $24,000.
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Indeed, a chief purveyor of this conspiracy nonsense, Wisconsin Sen.
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CBRE is the world's leading purveyor of commercial real estate services.
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In the other, we had purveyor of spinning shit, Paul Felder.
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That's the theory for Cryptokitties, the notable purveyor of cute cats.
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For hot dog purveyor Feltman's, the answer is an emphatic yes.
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Thanks to bubbly beverage purveyor Perrier, a heart-pumping zip line.
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The biggest purveyor of violence during the 1960s, as the Rev.
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I ask him as a purveyor where we go from here.
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We are the leading purveyor of luxury product in the world.
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As I've reported, Oz is a longtime purveyor of medical misinformation.
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Skin-deep, if you ask the marketing folks at chicken purveyor KFC.
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He currently works at Leapfrog, the well-known purveyor of children's games.
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"I'm truly embarrassed for these people," the soft serve purveyor tells PEOPLE.
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The restaurant is a purveyor of memories as much as Hungarian food.
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Mellon Scaife, a major purveyor of the Vince Foster conspiracy theories, became
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Why does Amazon — bookstore killer — want to become a physical book purveyor?
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The deal with cozy classic furnishings purveyor Birch Lane's Cyber Monday deals?
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Law and Order: SVU is not the only purveyor of justice porn.
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But the 44-year-old actress wasn't always a purveyor of clean philosophies.
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Adidas Originals worked with Eytzinger, a 167-year-old purveyor of gold leaf.
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It also means that Nintendo as a purveyor of games has two choices.
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THE ENTIRE FRAGRANCE CATEGORY, YOU KNOW, WE'RE THE NATION'S LARGEST PURVEYOR OF FRAGRANCE.
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In November, Starbucks agreed to purchase Teavana, a purveyor of high-end teas.
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But the phone, watch, and computer purveyor was shut out in the end.
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"I think this way," I said, indicating a purveyor of Australian meat pies.
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Well, it turns out the purveyor of overpriced H2O can dish it out, too.
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CBRE is the leading purveyor of commercial real estate services, and also owns properties.
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There are still hours yet left to pillage your nearby purveyor of comic paraphernalia.
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According to our calculations, we're going to meet this purveyor of truth very soon.
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As she moves to portray Mr. Trump as a purveyor of national chaos, Mrs.
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The transaction would be LVMH's first acquisition of a German purveyor of luxury goods.
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You may regard the site as a purveyor of silly listicles and inane quizzes.
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Pasteis de Belem in Lisbon is a famous purveyor, where the treats cost $1.30 each.
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The burrito purveyor goes through more than 450,000 avocados per day, according to the company.
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Leave it to Masha Orlov, stylist extraordinaire and purveyor of cool to go for it!
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No one, however, quibbles that Bud's purveyor, Anheuser-Busch InBev (ABI), reigns over global brewing.
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She and her husband run Macy's Services, the only purveyor of portable toilets for miles.
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They have caught the middle bot smuggling the kudzu from overseas, my trusty kudzu purveyor.
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Lelo, purveyor of erotic accessories for men and women alike, is selling the Lelo Tux.
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While known for his business acumen, Diddy is also the purveyor of the shiny suit.
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US Concrete is a purveyor of concrete for commercial construction, residential construction and infrastructure building.
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Pandora has tried to diversify, buying the ticket purveyor Ticketfly for $450 million in November.
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Vertical Networks, a purveyor of mobile video, also counts Snap as one of its investors.
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Keanu's role as unlikely purveyor of Zen wisdom got its ultimate boost from The Matrix.
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But please don't insult our intelligence by posturing as an innocent purveyor of social benefit.
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They modeled Harry's after Warby Parker, the hip glasses purveyor that Mr. Raider helped found.
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Another comparison might be Garrison Keillor, the road-touring radio host and purveyor of Americana.
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" R. W. Chapman, the scholar who founded modern Austen studies, is a purveyor of "nonsense.
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Whole Foods, the purveyor of organic food products, once shook up the grocery store aisle.
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Hamas remains a purveyor of terrorism, rejectionism and anti-Semitism, before and after this document.
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" Then she adds, as a vintage homegoods purveyor, "But they're screwing sellers to get there.
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Is this what Kenneth Goldsmith, the well-known purveyor of uncreative writing, did to poetry?
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Facebook, up until now, has also been a purveyor of social interactions, and not gadgets.
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Among The Throat's vast roster stands another purveyor of fascinating black metal from Utrecht, Kaffaljidhma.
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Le Mars, where Archie's Waeside is, is also home to the ice cream purveyor Blue Bunny.
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It also might make you wonder: How can any other purveyor of video streaming devices compete?
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"A lot of times fish that are farmed are dyed and treated," that same purveyor noted.
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Where the purveyor fishes at this time of the year, the water is normally 52 degrees.
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The purveyor of denim goods had reduced all its prices by 40 percent—a scintillating deal.
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Another of India's god-magnates and a purveyor of traditional medicines is Sri Sri Ravi Shankar.
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Misinformation makes our society sick and the National Enquirer tabloid is a primary purveyor of it.
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KFC fully embraces its role as a purveyor of bad-for-you food that tastes good.
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Rothman nodded toward Andy Katz-Mayfield, a founder of Harry's, an online purveyor of shaving products.
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M. Gemi A place to try on shoes from the online purveyor of Italian-made footwear.
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He will not say it, but he is the ultimate purveyor of the Premier League lifestyle.
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Back at the Capitol another purveyor waves hello to him and beckons him to her stand.
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Even Condé Nast, the glitzy purveyor of luxury titles, has recognized the advantages of outside partnerships.
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She was an unvarnished purveyor of the truth and motivated us all to be better people.
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As a security-minded purveyor of hardware, it's likely to avoid the worst of the blowback.
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Harry's, another razor purveyor, raised $112 million from investors last year to expand beyond men's grooming.
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The purveyor of disappearing messages has some big things going for it that GoPro didn't have.
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Kellyanne Conway, purveyor of "alternative facts," has recently been appointed to head the administration's opioid crisis response.
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Before long, Mr. Pensa was on his way to being a purveyor of guitars to the stars.
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Salesforce ambition (and some would say achievement) is becoming the ultimate purveyor of cloud-based enterprise services.
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They are supposed to be a purveyor of justice and this has become a perversion of justice.
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Paul Krugman Steve Bannon, Donald Trump's chief strategist, is a white supremacist and purveyor of fake news.
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A purveyor of hot pastrami sandwiches, brisket and matzo ball soup, Katz's opened its doors in 1888.
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Commenters remarked on his reputation as a libertine and his role as a purveyor of racy photos.
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The in-house line draws from Bandier's experience as a purveyor of plenty of third-party products.
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Qasem Soleimani, the Iranian commander killed by a US airstrike, was a purveyor of death and destruction.
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" In that speech, King named the U.S. as the "greatest purveyor of violence in the world today.
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At his committee hearing, Mr. Mulvaney pledged to be a sober purveyor of bad news, if necessary.
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And last week, Walmart struck a deal to buy ModCloth, an online purveyor of trendy women's clothing.
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Her mother is the purveyor of a health-food product that was developed through her husband's practice.
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During the Reagan years, Russia was the "evil empire," purveyor of nuclear arms, spies and Hollywood villains.
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That is a distressing contrast to the network's one-time position as a prime purveyor of breaking news.
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The middle tier could be brimming with cookies and brownies from the online CBD-baked good purveyor, HempMe.
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Many US companies from aircraft maker Boeing Co., to iPhone producer Apple Inc, to coffee purveyor Starbucks Inc.
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Saddos of the world assemble: Mitski—purveyor of emotionally destructive indie-rock—is back for a 2018 showing.
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A quick search on Amazon, purveyor of every single thing that a human may need, yields conflicting results.
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Mr O'Reilly was television's most successful purveyor of fake news long before there was a name for it.
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First, the chicken purveyor became the first major poultry supplier to remove all antibiotics from its chicken supply.
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The three-foot-tall pepperoni purveyor delivers "piping hot meals" and has a "cheeky personality," said the company.
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This hasn't been the best year for Keurig, arguably the world's leading purveyor of pod-based hot beverages.
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Beyond Meat, a U.S. purveyor of burgers and sausages made from plants, is planning an initial public offering.
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Why it's a big deal: Yum China is the country's largest fast-food purveyor, with over 8,000 stores.
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Then, people don't know this, CNN is the largest purveyor of news on the planet, is that correct?
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It does, however, threaten to turn the world's sole superpower into an unabashed purveyor of violence and exploitation.
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This season, it has been both purveyor of and witness to the gradual demise of the Emery era.
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Reasonable people could disagree about which regional variety and specific purveyor of barbecue is best in the country.
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The number six spot in the UFC heavyweight rankings is held by walk-off knockout purveyor Mark Hunt.
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So on Wednesday, it appears the biggest purveyor of "fake news" wasn't the media, but the president himself.
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But as I did more research last year, it was like uncovering an early purveyor of something you love.
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An advisor and designer at Muji (the popular purveyor of covetable minimalist goods), it's Hara's job to study simplicity.
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Previously, & Other Stories has paired up with the likes of Vans, Rodarte, and Beyoncé-vetted choker purveyor, Zana Bayne.
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The leather wallet is made by Nomad, purveyor of unique accessories for the Apple Watch and other iOS devices.
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Berghain's lawyers argued that the club was a bona fide purveyor of high culture, and the taxman was persuaded.
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As a purveyor of steel, submarines, robots, lifts and much else besides, thyssenkrupp is as unwieldy as they come.
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In her time as a solo artist, Soleima has quietly established herself as a consistent purveyor of prime pop.
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They are a sophisticated purveyor of propaganda, a celebrator of violence, an instigator of attacks using their online presence.
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Iridium survived, but as a niche provider of satellite telephony, not a purveyor of cheap and fast internet access.
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The purveyor of preppy clothes on Wednesday reported an improvement in profitability and sold more Polo wear than expected.
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The store is now also the proud purveyor of two award-winning whiskies, for sale in its UK stores.
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BCBG Max Azria, preeminent purveyor of all things bodycon, will be closing stores across the world, according to Bloomberg.
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Damascus Journal DAMASCUS, Syria — Adnan Gimaah was perhaps the sourest purveyor of sweets in the old souk of Damascus.
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Tosca Musk is not the only sister of a prominent tech CEO to become a purveyor of racy content.
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WOK CHI The fast-casual formula of food components selected and piled in bowls has a new Chinese purveyor.
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In the fall, Alan Moss, the Art Deco purveyor, will close his Lafayette Street store and go online only.
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" "We begin with Rachel Maddow who has been the biggest purveyor of lies and propaganda in the media today.
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MoonPie, purveyor of decidedly un-hip graham cracker cookie sandwiches, has made waves with an aggressively internet-y persona.
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She was a psychedelic genius of the highest order, a true oracle and purveyor of silver spinning celestial grace.
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Upworthy, a purveyor of feel-good viral content, had constructed a pop-up "empathy lab" in a nearby park.
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Tiny tubes of zesty Goldenrod-and-Citrus bath amenities come from Oneka, a Quebec "estate grown organic botanicals" purveyor.
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The Nigerian writer Chinua Achebe called him "a new purveyor of the old comforting myths" of the white West.
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The coffee purveyor has enacted other policies to reduce its environmental impact and appeal to younger, socially conscious consumers.
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LSE Chief Executive David Schwimmer turned predator last month, agreeing to buy financial information purveyor Refinitiv for $27 billion.
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Fans, and clubs, see Guardiola as a managerial paradigm: consumed by prophetic zeal, purveyor of a distinct, unequivocal style.
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But it wants to be more — a purveyor of fully autonomous vehicles and the operator of a robotaxi service.
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But if the country's oldest independent purveyor of mystery literature gets the ax, its owner will know why: money.
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Meat purveyor Pat LaFrieda is an old-school do-it-yourselfer, a formidable trait that bleeds into his cooking.
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This is correlated to the role of the artist as degreed professional, the artist as cultural purveyor, a knower.
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Europe's reputation as a purveyor of ragtime and "proto jazz" is based on recordings made in 1913 and 1914.
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One such example of a successful company, cited by Bain and Kantar Worldpanel in their report, is skincare purveyor Pechoin.
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Mohammed Sulwei is acknowledged by fellow khat dealers in Sanaa, as the purveyor of the main drug market's finest inebriant.
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Al-Qaeda and The As-Sahāb TapeWhat prompted a Google reviewer to designate O'Brien as a purveyor of terrorist content?
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Blake Shelton: country singer, Voice judge, boyfriend of Gwen Stefani, and frequent purveyor of weird gay panic, misogyny, and Islamophobia.
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Pete Evans is an Australian chef, host of TV show My Kitchen Rules and purveyor of The Paleo Way diet.
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However, in this latest case, the omnipresent purveyor of button-eyed figurines is using its powers of assimilation for good.
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A purveyor of celebrity gossip and hatchet jobs, he has a reputation for being less than punctilious with the truth.
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JPMorgan's downgrade of pretend meat purveyor Beyond Meat to Neutral from Buy was credited for the stock's 25% plunge Tuesday.
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People like him will push beyond Alex Jones and start including, say Rush Limbaugh, as a purveyor of hate speech.
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Further, it was compelling that a brand, seen mostly as a purveyor for streetwear, was getting into the tech space.
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Burger King later tweeted back at its fellow fast-food purveyor, saying, "Let's aim for king and queen of prom."
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" Celebs are like, "This fever has caused me to levitate out of myself and become a pure purveyor of products.
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Wyndham is both the world's largest hotel company, as well as the No. 1 purveyor of timeshares and vacation rentals.
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Despite all of the President's complaints, the truth is that he is the biggest purveyor of fake news in Washington.
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Simon & Schuster, like all publishers, is a proud purveyor in the marketplace of ideas and not all ideas are palatable.
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In just four years the company has positioned itself as the leading purveyor of the bizarre, engrossing, shocking and creative.
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The bourse operator on Thursday confirmed its plan to take over financial information purveyor Refinitiv for $27 billion, including debt.
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During a filming break, he introduced me to a tall blonde woman identified only as Pennie, his wild-rice purveyor.
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Profile in Style Inside the creative rodeo of the RTH shop owner and purveyor of eclectic finds René Tadeo Holguin.
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Also present was America's foremost purveyor of paranoid fantasies, Alex Jones, who heckled Senator Marco Rubio at a press gaggle.
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Gift a Daily Harvest gift card, $25-$250From breakfast to dinner, Daily Harvest is the purveyor of all things healthy.
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The bigger picture:Apple's business is as a purveyor of its own products and the services that are delivered through them.
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"At the time, I was working with Heritage Foods USA, a purveyor of rare beef, poultry, and pig," Sarah recounts.
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And good luck figuring out the true sell-by date of that conveniently filleted salmon at your local seafood purveyor.
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Since 2009, the Webster has been a shopping destination, and its founder, Laure Hériard Dubreuil, the city's unlikely fashion purveyor.
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Every coffee purveyor, from Starbucks on down, should be selling their new line of coffee-flavored jelly beans, Klein says.
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Upgrade the experience by grabbing a bottle of wine and some snacks at Gabbani, Lugano's prime purveyor of epicurean delicacies.
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In doing so he became an influential purveyor of information about India's power centers and of that coveted good: access.
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I also enjoyed a bratwurst from Usinger's — a famous local purveyor of sausages and meats — with a pretzel bun ($5).
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Word of the Day : someone who supplies provisions (especially food) _________ The word purveyor has appeared in 97 articles on nytimes.
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Under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia has proved to be a purveyor of instability in the Middle East.
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So the Overwatch purveyor added a little makeup to the avatar, recreating it in the style of its cast of heroes.
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Pornhub, the ever popular purveyor of adult videos, has announced it's adding closed captioning to some of the site's extensive library.
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The failure of Meerkat, an early purveyor of the technology, was largely attributed to its failure to find the right audience.
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At the same time that Scribner published Hemingway and Fitzgerald, it was the leading purveyor of white-supremacist books in America.
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Year-on-year sales at Hero Motocorp, the biggest purveyor of two-wheelers, slid by more than a third in December.
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Some fans of fried chicken sandwiches may welcome an offering from a purveyor they see as more politically neutral, like Popeyes.
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Princi also will become the exclusive food purveyor operating within Starbucks' upcoming showcase roastery locations, starting in Shanghai and New York.
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If Oreo, purveyor of the world's most perfect chocolate sandwich cookie, ran for president it would win — Hydrox cookies be damned.
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Blair Waldorf's favorite accessory is back and with a very downtown update, courtesy of Alexander Wang, purveyor of all things cool.
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Today, the Swedish purveyor of practicality launched two new collections — PS 2017 and Spridd — and they're like nothing we've seen before.
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Meanwhile, in April, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey appeared on the podcast of Ben Greenfield, a known purveyor of anti-vaccination theories.
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He lays out the argument that Obama is not a civil libertarian, but rather a purveyor of the rule of law.
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We know Stuart Weitzman is the main shoe purveyor for top models (hi, remember the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show pre-press?).
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It's extremely critical of the state—"the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today: my own government"—and very progressive.
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He was replaced by self-proclaimed purveyor of boring Bill English, who was officially sworn in as prime minister Monday morning.
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Hey, we now live in a world where long time purveyor of questionable sex advice Cosmopolitan just received a GLAAD Award.
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Díaz, both a survivor of abuse and a purveyor of it, can be a fulcrum of healing -- if we let him.
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Bannon is the purveyor of the surging alt-right philosophy that inspires hate and bigotry through an ideology of white nationalism.
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The inspirations for his home were the '70s-era designer David Hicks and Billy Baldwin, the noted purveyor of Hollywood Regency.
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" The website's about page adds that the film was successful enough to allow to become a purveyor of "conservative resources online.
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As an oyster shucker and purveyor, he's been dealing with those who try to nickel-and-dime growers over the years.
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After that, we needed to catch our breath, but the lankiest purveyor of electronic music, Container, was having none of it.
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Luxe candy purveyor Sugarfina, known for its unique flavors of gummy bears and chocolates, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in September.
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What was once a local purveyor of caramel and cocoa powder is today a $33 billion company satisfying America's sweet tooth.
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HIKVISION Formally known as Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology Co Ltd, the firm is the world's largest purveyor of video surveillance systems.
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ECM also established itself as a purveyor of classical minimalism, with best-selling disks devoted to Steve Reich and Arvo Pärt .
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Another social-media beef erupted when New Jersey attempted to assert itself as the world's preeminent purveyor of the day's honoree.
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Since its debut in 2010, the American Realness festival has been a popular purveyor of audacious work by contemporary performance artists.
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Reflexively calling Russia a rogue actor or a purveyor of international instability and lawlessness is hardly conducive to improving the environment.
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Let's start with Apple, the maker of many of our devices and a purveyor of mobile games through its App Store.
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No: In this film, white society is a conscious purveyor of evil, and Chris must remain alert to its benevolent racism.
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The combination has created the largest purveyor of organic cotton on earth — from a five-year-old, homegrown startup from New Jersey.
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Today's episode brings a performance from Dom Flemons, a purveyor of old-timey (pre-WWII) folk music rooted in African-American idioms.
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Two years before Pono, hi-fi purveyor Astell&Kern introduced its AK21978 portable player, supporting DSD, FLAC, AIFF, and other lossless formats.
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Such feats are nothing for the top brass at Patanjali, an Indian purveyor of toothpaste, cooking oil, herbal concoctions and much else.
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But it has certainly not de-platformed the professional purveyor of hateful conspiracy theories who sells supplements alongside his attention-grabbing lies.
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In January, they started feeding the scores to Pauga, a Michigan State assistant athletic director and the purveyor of the KPI site.
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ThinkGeek, purveyor of gadgets for practically every glorious facet of geek culture, is having a huge sale today across its entire site.
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Our tour guide, David, the founding member of Virginia Paranormal Occurrence Research, was a decidedly high-tech purveyor of the dark arts.
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With a special flair for the comical combined with a classical sensibility, artist Oliver Jeffers is a purveyor of fine art surprises.
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Fitzharris, who bills herself as a "Purveyor of Gruesome History," isn't just dabbling in the genre; she's made a career of it.
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One of the fast-growing packaged goods companies on Cramer's radar is Constellation Brands, a leading purveyor of premium wines and spirits.
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Geeky Sex Toys – which is a pretty on-the-nose name, but fine – is the purveyor of these pop culture-inspired toys.
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In the absence of live accusers or documentary evidence, such material is easy to dismiss, and can make the purveyor look sleazy.
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Finally, end your food tour at Piroshky Piroshky, the famous purveyor of the Russian pastry called — you may have guessed — a piroshky.
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You know by now that he is a purveyor of smokin' beats, but did you know that he also makes smokin'... meats?
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None other than the purveyor of the flame-broiled Whopper™ to save us from disinformation on the world's largest social network.
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The seafood purveyor expanded with a full restaurant in 2016, but it's the vitrine stocked with the day's catches that greets you.
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And for years, he was the most vocal purveyor of the falsehood that President Barack Obama was born outside the United States.
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"Don't ask how we crammed this much roasted turkey flavor into every crisp," the chip purveyor wrote on Twitter earlier this month.
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There was the nattily dressed Kiran Shekar—yes, the Kiran Shekar, noted collector, author, and proprietor of the independent watch purveyor Contrapante.
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As a vintage homegoods purveyor selling midcentury glassware and linens on Etsy's platform, she can't help but feel like she's being played.
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When he first opened, he said, the meat and cheese purveyor Boar's Head was reluctant to be associated with a gas station.
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They moved into fast food by buying Burger King, then merging it with Tim Hortons, Canada's foremost purveyor of coffee and doughnuts.
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The 2009 tweet that prompted Seder's dismissal was recirculated by Mike Cernovich, a blogger and purveyor of the Pizzagate conspiracy, and his followers.
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Neilson is the American father of Israeli microbrewing and the sole purveyor of hard apple cider in the land of milk and honey.
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Every purveyor of luxury goods knows that the one sure way to damage a brand is to flood the market with fake product.
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The presumptive Democratic nominee and purveyor of memes is having a pretty great week after her "delete your account" triumph over Donald Trump.
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Born in Rome, Schiaparelli ("She had a life before fashion," one acolyte told me) was a world traveler and purveyor of the arts.
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Indian brands like Fabindia, a purveyor of fancy clothes and crafts, are outnumbered by Western ones such as Levi's, Starbucks, Zara and BMW.
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Now, a brick-and-mortar purveyor of these flame-prone scooties has succumb to what most would assume was inevitable—it caught fire.
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"I urge people not to cook whole fish because the parasites can hide in the head and gills," explained that same fish purveyor.
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But the second time a purveyor of plastic straws defies the ban is when the heavy hand of the law could clamp down.
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The showrooms at Ikea — perhaps the biggest purveyor of this aesthetic — have been our trusty source for copying the minimalist look for less.
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CNN meme -- and it was further revealed that he was a regular purveyor of racist and anti-Semitic content on pro-Trump subreddits.
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It turns out his motives are no different than they've ever been: he's a commercial purveyor of adventure stories aimed at excitable teenagers.
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A renowned local meat purveyor, Pat LaFrieda's selection does not disappoint and is highlighted by the star of the show, the steak sandwich.
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A purveyor of coffee such as Starbucks may invest in creating an accurate recognizer of Starbucks coffee cups within pertinent worlds of data.
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Caficultura's café con leche and pear tartlet create a killer snack to munch on while exploring Olé, a purveyor of bespoke Panama hats.
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Get 30% off your purchase of $200 with the promo code HOLIDAY30 from this purveyor of fine made-in-Portugal bedding and linens.
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Local television news, spurred on by so-called news consultants, is an eager purveyor of the low-hanging fruit: weather, traffic and crime.
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He fires back by threatening to expose Stephen as a purveyor of underage pornography because Sean was actually 17 in his early films.
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Daiya, a leading purveyor of fake cheese, debuted non-cheese cheese burritos this year, as well as a "meat lovers" pizza without meat.
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Or do I, ala Sunstein, want a predictive shopping purveyor that intimately knows my past purchase habits, with satisfaction just a click away?
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To hundreds of players in English soccer over the last 20 years, Mr. Porter is the ultimate purveyor of the Premier League lifestyle.
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Those include Zoom, a video conferencing company; PagerDuty, a business software provider; Beyond Meat, a meat alternative purveyor; and CrowdStrike, a cybersecurity business.
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Back then, we still didn't know how far Fox would go in becoming the purveyor of "intelligence" to the new Oval Office occupant.
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Since its launch in 1990, the Hubble Space Telescope has become perhaps the most prolific purveyor of high-quality space porn in history.
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She has invested in companies like EverlyWell, which provides affordable at-home lab testing, and Winky Lux, a cosmetics purveyor in New York.
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" Veteran news purveyor that he is, Ram Badan Singh eyed the message skeptically and suggested a rewrite: "Extensive misuse of money in progress.
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Despite its prominence as a purveyor of high-end groceries, Whole Foods is also a relatively small player in the overall grocery market.
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A Wisconsin-based purveyor of pepper, paprika and poppy seeds spent more on impeachment-related Facebook ads than any entity besides President Trump.
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The only exception should be the exclusion of someone who is an avowed purveyor of hate, such as a Nazi or white nationalist.
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The $66 billion snack purveyor named Chief Executive Irene Rosenfeld's replacement, reaching outside its ranks for frozen-food executive Dirk Van de Put.
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And Mr. Jain, then just coming into his own as a purveyor of the exotic to hedge funds around the world, joined him.
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Thus the rub: market access means compromising the very values that a content purveyor like Shutterstock relies on to operate as a business.
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Also the 40,000 year-old hilltop lady who sold it to me didn't consider herself to be a purveyor of peace and understanding.
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Now, The Associated Press—purveyor of the AP Stylebook, used by journalists for the last century to standardize mass communications—has made a pronouncement.
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A mere five months after it released its first diversity report, trendy workplace chat purveyor Slack published new data around its employee demographics today.
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Over one four-day period, IBM reports, criminals sent 22 million emails using the infamous Necurs botnet, the largest purveyor internet botnet spam worldwide.
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Even so, slapping the name of a purveyor of high calorie sweets on a site of child wellness understandably riled up public health advocates.
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"They can build a family tree, learn all about their ancestors, and take inspiration from the lives they led," writes another kit purveyor, Ancestry.
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Among certain old-media types, you'll still sometimes hear the stale refrain that Buzzfeed is a purveyor of substance-free listicles, not serious news.
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Next year a certain Swedish purveyor of mainly softwood and laminate furniture, IKEA, will open the first of 25 stores it plans for India.
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Combined with the unprecedented volume of falsehoods distributed from the White House, the United States cannot position itself as a credible purveyor of truth.
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People magazine, the "minivan majority" bible, raised concerns about America's pigtailed purveyor of Christian purity and wondered if she was Too Sexy Too Soon?
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In "The Play's The Thing," we meet Alice Burbage (Olivia DeJonge), the "fair maiden" daughter of The Globe Theatre purveyor James Burbage (Colm Meaney).
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HSN A Home Shopping Network spokesman confirmed to PEOPLE in a statement that the network has never been a purveyor of Ivanka Trump merchandise.
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That purveyor of opposition research was acting on behalf of Clinton's campaign when it charged Christopher Steele with digging up dirt on Donald Trump.
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While the DJ and keen purveyor of perfumes is something of an ironic meme poster girl online, in real life she's all about loyalty.
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After Gray's successful tweet, other users came to the purveyor of baby back ribs for answers to some complicated questions and for life advice.
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Subway, everyone's favorite purveyor of cheap, overcompensating sandwiches, promised this week to finally give customers every single inch of food they've long been promised.
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A Muslim stationery purveyor could slam the door on a secular Muslim cartoonist buying pens and paper to draw images of the Prophet Muhammad.
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Why it matters: This deal would make McCormick the world's third-largest condiment purveyor (behind Unilever and Kraft Heinz), up from 10th place currently.
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But it's worth asking the reverse: To what extent was the original Weight Watchers a purveyor of feelings masquerading as a weight loss program?
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The internet's new favorite teen rapper and self-proclaimed purveyor of bubblegum trap Lil Yachty just dropped his eagerly anticpated first mixtape, Lil Boat.
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Karley's been with the company for 17 years, including around nine years ago, when it became Wing Bowl wing purveyor for the first time.
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Purveyor of the wacky and questionable, Goop, has agreed to pay $145,000 to settle allegations it made unscientific claims on three of its products.
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More generally, though, there is no way conventional financial analysis can help any company rationalize an acquisition of the purveyor of 140-character messages.
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Lytton said Wilson could be vulnerable to negligence lawsuits because he frames himself as a purveyor of digital data, rather than a firearms distributor.
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Anna Thorvaldsdottir, a thirty-nine-year-old composer who divides her time between Iceland and England, is a particularly artful purveyor of Icelandic atmospherics.
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Established in 2015, this specialty coffee purveyor operates two cafes that serve traditional shots as well as cold brews, pour-overs and frothy cappuccini.
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But with Unesco recognizing her father as a leading purveyor of an intangible heritage of humanity, he hopes they will show her more respect.
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Mr. Monteiro hacked into one of the sites created by the most notorious purveyor of assassination sites, a figure going by the name Yura.
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In the meantime, Muji, the Japanese purveyor of all things utilitarian-chic, just built its first hotels in Shenzhen and Beijing (Tokyo is next).
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"Instead of shooting the messenger, the purveyor of the public records, maybe we should lessen the impact of the prison industrial complex," he said.
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Bourdain is comfortable being seen as a purveyor of escapism; he is less comfortable with the responsibility that attends the show's more serious material.
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Reuters reported last week that the purveyor of hip office space was considering an offering that would value the business at $10-12 billion.
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Matt Bevin of Kentucky, a Republican and a prolific purveyor of Facebook videos, told voters during his state of the commonwealth address last year.
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Ken Demirjian, manager of Anoush Deli International Market, purveyor of borscht, sausages and other items favored by Slavic refugees, has witnessed the population explosion.
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McCormick & Company, the Maryland-based spice purveyor that makes Old Bay, says it's selling a limited-edition hot sauce that combines the two flavors.
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The country's also a major purveyor of high-fiber foods like chickpea and lentil pasta, a protein-packed alternative to traditional wheat flour fare.
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Refinery29 is proud to partner with Forevermark, purveyor of hand-selected, responsibly sourced diamonds, to find out what modern love looks like for millennials.
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As the world's second largest purveyor of arms after the US, Russia has clients worldwide who buy from firms now on the sanctions blacklist.
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Though Ms. Mnouchkine is more of a blithe cultural appropriator than a purveyor of stereotypes, the sex-crazed sheikhs seem to go too far.
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This purveyor of Roman-style pizzas from Danny Meyer's Union Square Hospitality Group, with Nick Anderer in the kitchen, will close on March 24.
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Sanders, the purveyor of political revolution, offered another way to beat Trump in a response that was live-streamed shortly after the president's speech.
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We were also joined by our friend Spliff, a purveyor of great cannabis who brought along some extra special joints for us to try.
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But it's safe to say recent events have greatly increased our (already substantial) admiration for the global coffee giant and renowned purveyor of pumpkin spice.
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Then, "the furthest thing from their mind when they look at green is sex or pleasure," mused Shay Martin, vice president of Rabbit purveyor, Vibratex.
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The Kammerspiele's sensational Wiebke Puls is well cast as the producer's henchman, a social-media-savvy purveyor of career-ending rumors known as the Hyena.
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Balenciaga, purveyor of expensive IKEA bag knock-offs and car mats masquerading as skirts, has yet again created something the internet can't stop talking about.
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Trump's administration, obsessed with shouting "FAKE NEWS" at its detractors, is the reputed massacre's largest purveyor this side of Alex Jones's diet pill dispensary, InfoWars.
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In the process, he has exposed himself repeatedly as a purveyor of views that are not only outside the political mainstream, but decidedly un-American.
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I think Alex [Gansa, the showrunner] was so stunned, because this was the last thing in the world he wanted to be a purveyor of.
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It's perhaps no surprise that Julian Assange's first social visitor in prison was his ardent supporter and purveyor of vegan sandwiches, "Baywatch" star Pamela Anderson.
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A purveyor of fake news perhaps couldn't have as much of an impact if it had to figure out how to game many more algorithms.
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There are some slightly more oddball cameos, too, like motorcycle and ATV maker Kawasaki, cowboy boot brand Lucchese, and NYC-based leather jacket purveyor Schott.
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Abdullah heads to San Francisco to meet the folks behind THCheese, a gourmet medicated food purveyor, and explore the high end of the high life.
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It was startling to realize that my ham purveyor is a more consistent presence in my life than any friend, family member or romantic interest.
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THIS SUMMER Pret A Manger, purveyor of sandwiches to desk-workers in the white-collar cities of the West, added lobster rolls to its menu.
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What we do know is that Iran and Russia both have a history of conducting DDoS attacks, and Russia is a master purveyor of misinformation.
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Twenty-five years ago, Amazon was simply an online purveyor of books making a radical bet on what the future of consumerism might look like.
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NBC News has found no evidence that support this claim, but Stella is also a known purveyor of the far-right fringe QAnon conspiracy theory.
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GoDaddy, citing changing business objectives, eventually ended its racing sponsorships and Patrick then acquired fig bar purveyor Nature's Bakery as a primary sponsor in 2016.
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But who ultimately is the storyteller in charge here, the great purveyor of all these fears and fantasies, this imaginer of the imaginings of others?
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The most basic question we set out to answer was this: Did McKinsey's pristine reputation as the foremost purveyor of "best practices" match its record?
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A Brooklyn purveyor of sustainable meats who buys those farmers' hogs and sells Mr. Edwards his pork is grappling with a break in his supply chain.
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Streaming has become the most popular form of piracy and it appears that Set TV may be a purveyor of what's known as black market IPTV.
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Bath & Body Works, purveyor of almost every scent imaginable, has a Japanese Cherry Blossom "room perfume" that will give you exactly the immersive experience you want.
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The perennial paint purveyor is championing "a fresh and zesty yellow-green shade that evokes the first days of spring" as the defining tone of 2017.
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But in a statement to VICE, the Atlanta-based chicken purveyor said that the restaurant was never supposed to extend beyond its initial six-month lease.
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Amazon, the purveyor of a tool called Rekognition, has faced persistent public pressure for its aggressive marketing of its facial recognition tech to law enforcement agencies.
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A consortium that it led spent $8.6bn to acquire Finland's Supercell last year, a deal that turned Tencent into the world's biggest purveyor of online games.
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But while we remember his role as a purveyor of soft porn, it's also worth exploring how he made sure that world was inclusive and diverse.
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Our favorite purveyor of minimalist Swedish home goods (and meatballs) is offering a pretty, pretty, pretty good coupon just in time for the gift-giving season.
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As PopSugar reports, FeatherRiverBody, a mineral-makeup purveyor on Etsy, is giving us the gift of the Pumpkin Latte Highlighter (and for only $5, to boot).
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Gentle MonsterYou may already be familiar with this purveyor of ultra-chic eyewear and sunglasses, but its flagship store is still a must-see in person.
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PEOPLE TV's Paws & Claws talked to Mindy Montney, the owner of canine clothing purveyor Dog & Co, about what the "it" looks are for pooches right now.
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It also places him as a purveyor of emotionally intelligent music, one that not only aids listeners in understanding his inner feelings, but in processing theirs.
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The trend among Gen Z: When they were teenagers, millennials were a leading demographic group for Vera Bradley, that purveyor of quilted cotton handbags and backpacks.
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"Q" is a shorthand for QAnon, an anonymous internet purveyor of pro-Trump conspiracy theories that are gaining traction among the the president's most vocal fans.
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In a few years, Musk could plausibly declare mission accomplished and allow Tesla to be what it should be: a high-margin purveyor of luxury EVs.
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Seid inherited the shop in 1964, recasting the general store as a purveyor of antiques and porcelain ("I wasn't going to cut meat," she said indignantly).
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Situated in a light-filled warehouse building in London's borough of Stoke Newington, we meet with this a leading purveyor of beautifully hand-crafted world globes.
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Together, the giants gobbled up roughly 35 percent of Vietnam's exports last year, furthering its transformation from sleepy purveyor of rice and coffee to manufacturing hub.
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Amazon, purveyor of next-day-on-your-doorstep literally anything you can think of with your brain, is making some next-level brick-and-mortar moves.
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Hearings before my Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy established that the leading purveyor of vaping cartridges, JUUL Labs, purposely marketed its "vapes" to young people.
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Just months after announcing a pizza delivery truck with built-in heaters, the pizza purveyor is upping the ante with the world's first pizza delivery robot.
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Pacific Sunwear of California, which thrived in the 1990s and early 2000s as the purveyor of skate-and-surf cool, filed for bankruptcy protection on Thursday.
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The ground floor will house a new bar, restaurant and store run by Mekelburg's, a Clinton Hill-based food and craft beer purveyor, among other retailers.
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So that we can demand every bagel purveyor, vendor, and retailer give us the goods for free... or at least free with purchase, or partially free.
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The idea that the future will include more clean energy technology than conventional energy technology is driving a competition to be the purveyor of those technologies.
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A year before, she had met a Muslim man named Omar, a purveyor of spiritual medicine who had been visiting her home to treat her mother.
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It is possible, they argue, to be a purveyor of terrible policy ideas while at the same time balking at illegal, or at least impeachable, acts.
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BABETH'S FEAST The high-end purveyor of chef-prepared frozen food established on the Upper East Side in 2014 now has a branch with a difference.
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Franklin has stepped into his own as a purveyor of cocaine, and on Thursday, he will work to clear the air with an old business partner.
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It's not every day that the justices hear a conflict between a sweets purveyor and both a gay couple and a government agency charged with policing discrimination.
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Image: APGwyneth Paltrow—purveyor of $15,000 gold dildos and sex-dust smoothies—is back at it again with another oozing spoonful of Goop for your sex life.
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It was a legal iTunes purchase that helped the feds nab Artem Vaulin, the alleged proprietor of KickassTorrents (KAT), the world's biggest purveyor of illegal torrent files.
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But Anthony Hawk, long-time purveyor of fine video games and friend of Gizmodo, has taken umbrage with the Unicode Consortium's depiction of his stock and trade.
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All this could have been avoided had Cruz just wandered into a grocery store, or a convenience store, or pretty much any other purveyor of food products.
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Though he and McDuffie have been working on bringing Sherpapa to life for a while, it's May website launch allows Morrison to be a purveyor and customer.
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Meanwhile Amazon, the purveyor of a tool called Rekognition, has faced persistent public pressure for its aggressive marketing of its facial recognition tech to law enforcement agencies.
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Helicopters aren't typically found among the gadget and car insanity at CES, but Bell Helicopter doesn't want to be seen as your typical purveyor of vertical flight.
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"He likes attention," the purveyor of the freakish lizard said as the bearded dragon in no way indicated that it liked or even knew what was happening.
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All images: IkeaIn the last few years, Ikea has shrugged off its false perception of a purveyor of cheap furniture and started selling some truly stunning stuff.
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Lisa Frank, quintessential purveyor of rainbow colored stickers, trapper keepers and everything you loved about being a kid in the '90s, is releasing an adult coloring book.
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Hidden Valley, purveyor of creamy salad dressings, is making this – very odd, slightly off-putting – dream a reality with a new product from its 2017 holiday offerings.
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In other words, the man with more guises than anyone in musical history flatly refused to recognize this, his original guise — a purveyor of vaudevillian comedy songs.
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Possessor of muscles and purveyor of wisdom Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson attempted to impart some Labor Day wisdom upon his 9-month-old daughter Jasmine on Monday.
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Days are numbered for the purveyor of constrictive club wares and rhinestoned tees: The closures will be complete by the end of May, according to the filing.
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Alternately, when the writer is a purveyor of identity politics, anti-Semitism and true bias, in favor of informed and expert opinion, the reader receives decidedly less.
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Check. Now all viewers have to do is submit to Amazon's ever creeping eCommerce embrace and the purveyor of pampers and toilet tissue might have something here.
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Guests using the downstairs bathroom, for instance, must rely upon an industrial-metal toilet that mimics those found in prisons (it's actually from the Japanese purveyor Toto).
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"The New York Times, a prominent purveyor of leaks, is highlighting anonymous sources leaking information that accuses Republicans of leaking information," spokesman Jack Langer told the Times.
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But probably most interesting in analyst Bonnie Herzog's note was speculation that the 125-year-old purveyor of sugary beverages may make a move into alcoholic beverages.
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But fewer people are buying newspapers and magazines these days, and the kiosk's life as a purveyor of print publications is almost certainly coming to an end.
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Ghostly International's Matrixxman will join 211s italo purveyor Jeffrey Sfire, Women on Wax's DJ Minx, and the Bunker's very own Bryan Kasenic on this intimidatingly stacked lineup.
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MUNCHIES has reached out to Starbucks and the coffee purveyor formerly known as Star Box for comment, and we will update the story if we hear back.
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The purveyor of what he describes as "future ghetto" is taking his Prescription mix series to the vibrant-toned Saguaro hotel for the first-ever Prescription party.
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I stick close to those who indeed love me and surround me as they always have — seeing me as me and not just a purveyor of cancer.
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Deliberate outrageousness is his métier, but he's an equal opportunity purveyor, eager to rile stray conservatives who venture into the theater, as well as their liberal antagonists.
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A liquor purveyor from central New York, 1857 Spirits, offered shots of its Blue and Red small-batch vodka, suggesting a summer drink with muddled lemon basil.
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Reading the news on his phone between holes, Left happened upon an interview with President-elect Donald Trump, the purveyor of all this optimism, in Time magazine.
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After some suggestions and assistance from his mother and neighbor, Oliver, 14, opened up shop as the town's newest, and only, purveyor of out-of-town newspapers.
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But last week, the second biggest spender was an entity you might not be familiar with: a purveyor of pepper, paprika and poppy seeds based in Wisconsin.
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Square found that the average piece of toast costs $6.78, although, depending on the purveyor, it goes for as little as $2 and as much as $18.
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" The parody was created by The Chronicle of Turkmenistan, which describes itself as an exiled purveyor of "news that you won't hear about from official news outlets.
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Leon Botstein, that purveyor of all things underplayed, conducts the American Symphony Orchestra at the Fisher Center for the Performing Arts in a production by Anne Bogart.
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His boisterous "Swing Symphony" — recorded by the St. Louis Symphony and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra — is only available from your digital file purveyor of choice.
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Although vegetarian food seemed to be offered everywhere in 2019, Greggs, a purveyor of cheap bakery treats in Britain, was derided for selling a vegan sausage roll.
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Founded in 2010, Spier & Mackay is an emerging menswear brand from Canada that touts itself as a maker and purveyor of fine handmade dress shirts and suits.
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You can trust that Amazon is the biggest, simplest, most accessible and comprehensive purveyor of books without trusting that this did not totally disfigure the publishing industry.
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SZA, purveyor of some of the warmest, wittiest, most relatable R&B right now joined proceedings to play "Normal Girl," a cut from her 2017 album Ctrl.
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The purveyor of hard ciders will bring us Angry Orchard Rosé, which combines the drinking power of cider with a beautiful taste of rosé that wine lovers enjoy.
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Dunham never truly spoke for everyone, but as a polarizing purveyor of millennial stereotypes — spoiled, entitled, lazy — it did, for better or worse, become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Since announcing that she was expecting in May with Leafar Seyer, the "LA Ink" alum and lipstick purveyor said she's been "bombarded with unsolicited advice," and unwelcomed opinions.
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For good or ill, Aimee Mann has earned a stellar reputation as a purveyor of introspective, softly-strummed acoustic ballads that will make you reflect and possibly weep.
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Photo: GettyA leading American security company and purveyor of anti-malware detection services is waking up to a damning report about a massive vulnerability in its flagship product.
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The latter is the leading purveyor of luxury athleisure for the style set — so it doesn't really matter if you end up exercising in this merch or not.
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Taiwan, an exporter to the world and Asia's fifth-largest economy, has established an under-the-radar track record as a purveyor of things both technological and cultural.
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He was paid to be interviewed live at a gala dinner marking the 10th anniversary of RT, the television channel that is Russia's main international purveyor of propaganda.
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The woman who has been a purveyor of Texan-flavored "black yeehaw agenda" (along with her sister) before fellow Texan Bri Malandro so succinctly named it, is here.
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Even better, if your shampoo is sold in bulk at your local purveyor of healthy-chic things, you can often bring your bottle back for in-store refills.
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Luckin is looking to become the No. 1 coffee purveyor in China by the end of the year, hoping to overtake Starbucks, which currently has 3,20193 Chinese stores.
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Since Beyond Meat, purveyor of the Beyond Burger, went public in early May, shares in the company are up more than 700 percent since it announced its IPO.
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Artist and purveyor of strong eye contact Marina Abramović landed in hot water this week after an excerpt from her forthcoming memoir Walk Through Walks was tweeted online.
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There were also steaks, which Trump referred to as "Trump Steaks," even though some of those steaks were branded by Bush Brothers, a West Palm Beach meat purveyor.
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If you want a way around that extra fee, everyone's favorite assembly line burrito purveyor is giving you a way to get free chips and guac this week.
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The Canadian leggings purveyor with a cult following topped the survey's list for activewear, which the site found to be the fastest-growing category in the resale market.
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Worth noting: Asked about Steve Bannon, a particularly active purveyor of identity politics, Ryan took a pass, saying, "why worry about things that are out of your control?"
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Back then pitches to clients would elicit bemusement, recalls Ian Bremmer, founder of Eurasia Group, a veteran purveyor of real-time political science with headquarters in New York.
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There's no shortage of resources for the ethically minded porn consumer, and even the behemoth porn purveyor Pornhub is trying to build consent into its paid amateur program.
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Once a reliable purveyor of popcorn fare with a certain prestige sheen, such as "Apollo 13" and "A Beautiful Mind," Howard's commercial radar has been faulty of late.
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The celeb-loved brand, known for being a purveyor of softness, just launched its first home collection—and, as you probably guessed, everything in it is extremely plush.
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So at its annual conference for software developers on Monday, the iPhone maker tried to demonstrate that it was still a purveyor of high-quality software and services.
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Jay Watson, purveyor of good music with Tame Impala and Pond, spends some of his alone time recording under the name GUM, crafting odd, 80s-inspired electronic tunes.
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Add to that list Joseph Thomas Youngman, who, under the stage name Wolfgang Gartner, is a tech-house purveyor firmly entrenched in Britain's influential Ministry of Sound scene.
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He's been DJing since middle school, he's a purveyor of crunked up booty bass which will get asses falling out of short-shorts pronto and he loves fruit.
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It's evolved from a rough-and-tumble purveyor of goods for home cooks and chefs to a bona fide foodie destination, with stalls boasting the best of Catalonia.
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Takeda, founded in 1781 as a purveyor of traditional herbal medicine, has sought to internationalise through deals under its French CEO Christophe Weber, who took over in 2015.
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One clue that the chicken purveyor is winking as it offers its uniforms as a "limited-edition collection" is the obvious homage to another, similar-looking fashion line.
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The Queen of England, clocking in as the world&aposs longest reigning head of state, was to Rosebush by far the best purveyor of the art of conversation.
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The Queen of England, clocking in as the world&aposs longest reigning head of state, was to me by far the best purveyor of the art of conversation.
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Abercrombie & Fitch, the once-popular purveyor of fashion for teenagers that has since fallen on harder times, said on Wednesday that it has begun talks to sell itself.
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Rael's proposals play at notions of the wall not just as a purveyor of security, but also as productive infrastructure — as the very backbone of a borderland economy.
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"Like Hugh Hefner, Gurley Brown was not just a magazine editor but the purveyor of a fantasy-lifestyle brand," Dana Goldstein wrote at the American Prospect in 2009.
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With Bluetooth headphones improving every year and consumer preferences leaning toward wireless convenience, LG's perseverance as the purveyor of excellent sound from phones is unlikely to pay off commercially.
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The Orion laser facility, established in 2013 at the Atomic Weapons Establishment in the town of Aldermaston, United Kingdom, has become a leading purveyor of these supernovas-in-miniature.
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It's also a reminder of how effective and canny an action filmmaker the movie's director, Michael Bay, can be, despite his reputation as a purveyor of obnoxious blockbuster nonsense.
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So when you're a purveyor, what people don't realize — kids don't have a short attention span, people die from playing video games 72 hours straight in Asia every year.
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It's a beaten-up gray and has the word "Boosted" written across the back in blocky orange letters—as in Boosted Boards, America's favorite purveyor of electric-powered skateboards.
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Problematically compelling anti-heroes are a dime a dozen these days, but how are we ever supposed to root for Sebastian, the sexual assaulter and purveyor of revenge porn?
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Considering broadcasters' stated purpose of being a neutral purveyor of the news, Howell said there was trepidation among some employees about reintroducing the national anthem as a consistent feature.
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The purveyor of toys, party items and arts and crafts supplies is seeing firm demand from businesses and organizations, but the average order among consumers has slipped, Taylor said.
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Look at the millions given to subscription services like doggie treat purveyor BarkBox ($21 million from investors), or on-demand home massage startups like Soothe ($47.3 million from investors).
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Enter Trader Joe's, grand purveyor of frozen foods, dips, and treats that can make you look like the VIP of any evening rendezvous — without breaking the bank, of course.
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The largest American purveyor, Aspire Food Group, has raised $18 million to date; this March it acquired Exo, a maker of cricket protein bars, becoming an edible-insect megabrand.
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Territory Foods has raised $20 million to date, including the new cash from Upfront Ventures and Lewis & Clark, while Trifecta, another purveyor of prepared foods has raised $2.6 million.
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His 1993 sophomore album, 12 Play, was a riff on the concept of foreplay, establishing him as a purveyor of some of the 90s' most raunchy R&B songs.
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Front Burner Founded in 1707 by Hugh Mason, a grocer, and William Fortnum, a royal footman, the English purveyor Fortnum & Mason is famous for its teas, preserves and cookies.
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You'll get $2,000 to spend on bedding, towels, tableware, and more from Snowe, purveyor of exceptional and affordable home essentials made from the best materials in America and Europe.
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The longtime purveyor of electrical lighting solutions is a different approach to HomeKit connected devices, with a Philips Hue competitor that features its own built-in Wi-Fi radio.
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He added that LVMH, whose labels include Celine and Givenchy, even had the right to pull its goods entirely, though the luxury goods purveyor has not exercised that option.
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As a purveyor of the "girlfriend experience," Anna is, in this specific instance of the practice, in charge of fulfilling Mark's sexual needs, as well as his emotional ones.
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Critics have said the White House weighed in against the deal, noting that President Donald Trump has often tweeted his criticism of CNN as a purveyor of fake news.
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" Lynnette Lederman, former President of Pittsburgh's Tree of Life Synagogue, says of Trump, "I do not welcome this President to my city ... He is the purveyor of hate speech.
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In the process, he is trying to reposition his company in the public imagination, not as a dubious purveyor of stun guns but as a heroic seeker of truth.
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Yes, Gawker Media—the corporate entity that publishes cool tech sites like Gizmodo, Kotaku, and Lifehacker; the purveyor of Jalopnik, Deadspin, and Jezebel—will survive bankruptcy in some form.
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Online fashion retailer Nasty Gal has laid off 10 percent of its staff, as the purveyor of edgy women's clothing cuts costs amid an uncertain financing and retail environment.
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His long-held role as an irreverent purveyor of robust, raucous house records remains intact, yet the album introduces shades of his character hitherto untapped—or at least underappreciated.
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Warby Parker, the eyeglasses purveyor that many credit with pioneering this business model in 2010, had recently closed an investment round that reportedly valued the company at $2003 billion.
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Chuck Tingle, best known as the internet's foremost purveyor of Bigfoot erotica and billionaire Tyrannosaurus porn, and more recently known for saving the Hugo Awards, has done it again.
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But employees at the home goods warehouse discovered the plan and called the cops, who stood guard in front of the furniture purveyor until it closed at 8 p.m.
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At Manescalchi, a linen purveyor favored by the Milanese haute bourgeoisie, Guadagnino found from dead stock a collection of pristine place mats and napkins with elaborately handworked fagoting details.
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That's because the father, Elliot Isaac, is a world-renowned purveyor of minimalist design, which he sells on the backs of models whose bodies represent a similar perfectionist aesthetic.
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At 240 Main Street, Floor 2754, Amagansett, N.Y. On Saturday, the activewear purveyor Bandier will open a Bandier by the Beach pop-up at the Aussie cafe Bluestone Lane.
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Celebrate Bastille Day on Friday with a glass of rosé at the French linen purveyor Yves Delorme, where you'll receive a 20 percent discount on everything in the store.
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It's this durability, flexibility, and — let's face it — just a touch of kitsch that has allowed the GIF to become the internet's primary purveyor of memes and looping pictures.
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His insistence on remaining the most prominent consumer and purveyor of fake news and conspiracy theories is not only corrosive of our democracy — it's dangerous to our national security.
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But what we're seeing now is a lot of purveyors of crank ideas, like Stephens, wondering how a purveyor of a different set of crank ideas could hijack their movement.
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Photo: Jose Luis Magana (AP)Alex Jones, purveyor of conspiracy site and lead-tainted supplement shop Infowars, has seen pretty much every major platform rally against him as of late.
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Ample Hills Creamery, an NYC-based ice cream purveyor, regularly posts videos of its ice-cream making process, and I retreat to its Instagram page when the going gets tough.
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It has survived as a small, lower-cost player for as long as it has because it's had access to resources far beyond those of the typical budget device purveyor.
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Asus, purveyor of the world's finest arachnid overlord wireless router designs, has gone back to the drawing board and come up with a new look that's much friendlier to humans.
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Unlike Balvin or Daddy Yankee, before his "boom" moment Luis Fonsi was a purveyor of dance pop and romantic ballads; his version of reggaeton was sweetened by his pop vocals.
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Purveyor of such household names as Ponds, Vaseline, Ragu and Lipton Tea, Unilever is also the world's largest maker of ice cream, owning the Breyer's and Good Humor premium brands.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Kraft Heinz's poor earnings, $15 bln writedown and accounting investigation forced the Berkshire Hathaway boss to admit he overpaid for the nuts-to-Velveeta cheese purveyor.
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I spoke to the guys at Mr Bongo, a Brighton based purveyor of world music of every stripe, about why it is that Brazillian disco sells for so much money.
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If you haven't been to the wholesaler in a while, you might be surprised to learn that Costco is a huge purveyor of organic snacks and under-the-radar foods.
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Its latest infusion of capital will likely be used in part to support its third personalized health brand, Rory, a purveyor of women's health products the business unveiled last month.
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You are the purveyor of spin because that was your message, that it wasn't a ban, and it is untrue," Cuomo told Gorka during an interview on CNN's "New Day.
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He said Trump was a "regular purveyor" of fake news, defined as "intentionally fraudulent information given to the public", and his administration operated as if it had something to hide.
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The marketers, who copied and distributed the VHS tapes to the streets, decided to try to cut out the middlemen and make movies themselves, or to hire the cheapest purveyor.
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Of course, since National Enquirer is a purveyor of "fake news" (to use one of Trump's favorite phrases) it could be argued that the impact of these stories was minimal.
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The grandson of Palmyre Coyette, who founded Maison Lemarié in 1880, André had transformed the business from a fancy hat shop into a wide-ranging purveyor of featherwork and embellishments.
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Trump has often targeted CNN as a purveyor of "fake news" on stories covering his administration and the ongoing probe into possible Russian collusion with members of his campaign team.
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Vampire or artist, exploiter or truth teller, genius or purveyor of spectacles that play to the cheap seats: The biographer is forced to take a stand on Arbus, even today.
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Instead of focusing on its core purpose, to generate sufficient revenue to run the government, the tax code has become a purveyor of special preferences, effectively picking winners and losers.
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And barring the occasional pivot to robot disco-pop, The Weeknd has carved a singular lane as the foremost purveyor of after-party music for when you feel dead inside.
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It immediately backfired, providing James, a skilled purveyor in today's catchphrase culture, with enough oxygen to respond with a phrase that's become his mantra: I am more than an athlete.
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Front Burner Generously meaty slices of shiitake mushrooms pickled with tamari, vinegar and seaweed have been given a salty tang by Shed, a restaurant and food purveyor in Healdsburg, Calif.
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BEIJING, Aug 29 (Reuters) - For China's Hikvision, the world's largest purveyor of video surveillance systems and a vendor to Xinjiang police agencies, a moment of reckoning may be at hand.
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Neo-flower children have a chic new outpost to shop: Ulla Johnson, purveyor of billowy bohemian frocks and pretty peasant blouses, has opened her first boutique, at 15 Bleecker Street.
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This beloved purveyor of deliciously varied ice cream flavours opened in Portland, Oregon in 2011 and quickly dripped its way down the west coast like a cone of melted vanilla.
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Shirley Jackson did all of these things, and, during her lifetime, was largely dismissed as a talented purveyor of high-toned horror stories—"Virginia Werewoolf," as one critic put it.
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Elliott Advisors, the U.S. hedge fund manager, has found another decent tipple in the form of Pernod Ricard, the French purveyor of booze like Absolut vodka and Chivas Regal whisky.
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The purveyor of made-to-order burritos raised prices by roughly 5 percent in 20183, out of step with many national fast-food chains trumpeting low-price "value menu" deals.
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Depending on my clientele, I can wear different hats to make people feel comfortable—the medicinal purveyor to the friendly neighbor, or the local gangster who shouldn't be messed with.
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Mr. Miranda and three of his "Hamilton" collaborators have purchased the Drama Book Shop, a century-old theater district purveyor of scripts, sheet music and other stage-related reading material.
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Organized by longtime purveyor of art books and ephemera Printer Matter, the LA Art Book Fair returns to the Geffen Contemporary at MOCA this weekend for its fifth annual edition.
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While I love my local chicken parm purveyor, the idea of just popping this into the oven is very appealing and almost certainly better for me, and less expensive too.
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In the master bedroom, however, the walls, curtain and coverlet have for 30 years borne the same rose-and-ribbon print by Warner, a purveyor to the British royal family.
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Wizards of the Coast (longtime purveyor of dungeons, dragons, magic, gatherings, etc.) has announced a new toolkit for players and Dungeon Masters looking to digitize their 5th Edition D&D campaigns.
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His Committee has evolved from a purveyor of empty stunts to material falsehoods," the spokesperson said in a statement, adding, "Secretary Ross testified truthfully and for nearly 7 hours in March.
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We've seen her through many stages—a teen singer, a label with a punk rock heart, a purveyor of edgy electropop as much as some of the most poignant songs around.
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Either way, Google should have disclosed the microphone's existence when Nest Secure was first announced, and users can rightly feel their trust has been betrayed by the purveyor of Nest products.
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And a concerning one, given that the main social media purveyor of news — Facebook — has a demonstrable disinterest in and/or incapacity to distinguish fact from nonsensical fiction on its platform.
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Sooner or later, our children will be raised by robots, so it's natural that Disney, purveyor of both robots and child-related goods, would want to get ahead of that trend.
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Milkmen Design, the team behind the amazing invention, tested out sauces from just about every fast-food purveyor to make sure the DipClip would be as close to universal as possible.
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Known for its dial-in shopping empire (which is still prominent), many don't know that the brand has made quite a name for itself as a purveyor of beauty products online.
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Online retailer The Fowndry is a purveyor of many quirky and nerdy goods for your home, including a classic, dome-shaped barbecue that looks like the Death Star from Star Wars.
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A serial swatter and general purveyor of online mayhem who was imprisoned for credit card fraud, Islam was housed with Le Roux for months at the same facility in New York.
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Whether it's comically long jeans or puka shell necklaces, the trendy threads purveyor is on the comeback beat, whether it's well-received by shoppers or put into question by social media.
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An acquisition of Shire would have given Allergan heft in the rare diseases space at a time when Saunders is seeking to cement its status as a purveyor of innovative drugs.
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Ferrari's position is unique in that the company is valued like a luxury-goods purveyor, such as Hermès, while also operating one of the world's most successful Formula One racing teams.
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And, this week, the Vermont-based ice cream purveyor is speaking out against Australia's unwillingness to legalize same-sex marriage, and its protest involves a countrywide ban on same-scoop servings.
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In partnership with Anheuser Busch, purveyor of fine brews such as Rolling Rock and Michelob Ultra, Civic's machine will serve the conference's thirsty, tech-savvy hordes about 600 beers per day.
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He was a longtime purveyor of the English country home, a style he adopted with enthusiasm when he started his own business in 250 and generally interpreted in a luxurious manner.
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The latest sign of the impending fall of the bridal-industrial complex: David's Bridal, purveyor of mermaid wedding gowns and distinctly vulvar bridesmaid dresses, filed this week for Chapter 22015 bankruptcy.
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His years wearing a badge in Brooklyn, the police said, would prove to be on-the-job training for a second career as a purveyor of prostitutes and protector of pimps.
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Mr. Puth has just released "Voicenotes," an impressive album that remakes him wholly from how he was first introduced to the public, which is as a purveyor of high-gloss treacle.
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The most revealing false claim: Pelosi and the speech Trump is not only a relentless fabricator of his own nonsense but a gleeful purveyor of nonsense he has heard from others.
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Breakfast included avocado toast with turmeric sourdough bread and pomegranate seeds and smoothies provided by Catskill Provisions, a local food purveyor and a graduate of Goldman&aposs 10,000 Small Businesses program.
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The company sits at a crossroads, its hardware approaching market saturation and its updates increasingly incremental; part of the path forward, by its own admission, involves being a purveyor of services.
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The company is teaming up with FedEx, Walgreens, and gift purveyor Sugar Magnolia to deliver health care products, food, and more to residents of the town of Christiansburg in southwest Virginia.
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I speak in the community all the time, and in the past year the question of whether The Post-Gazette is a purveyor of fake news never fails to come up.
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Working with Marco Riggi — a purveyor of some ancient strains of triticum wheat in Caltanissetta, Sicily — the restaurant is importing stone-ground organic timilia flour, also known as tumminia, for focaccia.
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Spiro deftly balances big-picture discussions of Progressive-era nativism with anecdotes that give you a picture of Grant's day-to-day life: part purveyor of monstrous ideas, part quirky outdoorsman.
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It also originally noted that the purveyor of the hashtag's recent popularity is Jamie Broadnax, the creator, manager, and public face of the popular Twitter feed, podcast, and website Black Girl Nerds.
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Laura Sydell reported at NPR the experience of one fake news purveyor, 40-year-old Jestin Coler in California: During the run-up to the presidential election, fake news really took off.
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Perhaps it was the addition of no-nonsense voice of reason D'Andra Simmons and pink dog food purveyor Kameron Westcott, or maybe it was just that the show had settled into itself.
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I just wanted it to be watchable — especially considering that it's coming to us from Netflix, purveyor of such fine programs as Orange Is the New Black, Jessica Jones, and Bojack Horseman.
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Greggs, a cheap but cheerful purveyor of sandwiches and bakery food in Britain, reported an "exceptionally strong start" to 2019, which it attributed to the roll out of its vegan sausage roll.
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It took lingerie purveyor and sexy Halloween costume maker Yandy just three days to go from idea to product execution on its Sexy Op-Ed Anonymous Halloween costume for the 2018 season.
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It can be used in everything from children's parties to cocktails and you're in luck if you're dairy or gluten free, because (oftentimes — always check with the purveyor) so is this dessert.
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Zume Pizza, a store-less pizza purveyor that uses robots to bake its pies, has secured $48 million of a new VC round that could total $50 million, per an SEC filing.
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For example, when Diageo, the world's largest spirits purveyor, re-entered the booming market in 2017 with Roe & Co., it increased its marketing spending by 20 percent compared to the previous year.
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But it's religion that continues to be the most active promoter and dangerous purveyor of homophobia, and by this I don't mean just Muslims, but good old-fashioned American Christians as well.
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"When the 'oppressor' is your lover and the father of your children and often the principal purveyor of the funds, freedom becomes a complex and risky undertaking," she wrote in her autobiography.
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"Things that just a few weeks ago might have seemed prepper-ish suddenly don't seem so strange," said Martin Philip, a baker at the Vermont-based baking-supplies purveyor King Arthur Flour.
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" And while her home address was widely published, M.G.M. — the world's best-known purveyor of Hollywood product and largest employer in Los Angeles County — was identified only as "a local film studio.
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Like the men's apparel brand Bonobos and the eyeglass purveyor Warby Parker, they chose to create a physical footprint by opening a few locations where bridal parties could try on the dresses.
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But Mr. Wilson might be vulnerable to negligence lawsuits because he has presented himself as a purveyor of digital data, rather than as a producer or dealer of firearms, Mr. Lytton said.
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In addition to holding minority stakes in both teams, Mr. Rubin is also the founder and chief executive of Kynetic, which operates online retailers, including Fanatics, a purveyor of licensed sports merchandise.
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The board of WeWork, the cash-starved purveyor of shared office space, could choose between two competing financial rescue packages as early as Tuesday, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
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Chow Tai Fook Jewellery, the city's $11 billion purveyor of precious gems and watches, temporarily closed 40 points of sale in Hong Kong and neighboring Macau, with the rest operating shorter hours.
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Chow Tai Fook Jewellery, the city's $11 billion purveyor of precious gems and watches, temporarily closed 40 points of sale in Hong Kong and neighboring Macau, with the rest operating shorter hours.
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As the primary purveyor of episodic titles, Telltale often struggled with finding hits outside of incredibly popular licenses like The Walking Dead, Batman, Guardians of the Galaxy, and other pop culture touchstones.
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Robert James, a purveyor of $1,700 suits, had his models hold signs that read "#NotMy Govt" and "#FightFascism," while the label Private Policy painted models' faces with words including terrorist and refugee.
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The husband of a British member of Parliament who was murdered last year said President Trump has become "a purveyor of hate" following his Wednesday retweets of a far-right British nationalist.
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While Moscow is hardly the only purveyor of such warfare; its wholesale resort to it has galvanized Western societies and states to establish numerous institutes to expose and counter Russian information warfare.
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The ultra-low-cost carrier, dubbed the most hated airline in America by Bloomberg, had long been ranked as a primary purveyor of passenger pain, regularly propping up lists that rate airline service.
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The purveyor of 140-character blasts beloved by President Donald Trump posted its slowest year-on-year revenue growth in the last three months of last year since it went public in 2013.
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Nike is in the envied position of being an established purveyor of performance gear and sees a future in being able to offer some value here that will sell a lot of product.
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Campbell -- whose career has encompassed everything from record label mogul to adult entertainment purveyor and aspiring politician (he ran for mayor of Miami-Dade County in 2011) -- posted the tribute on his site.
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It's extremely confusing as to why this movie was made by Netflix, purveyor of complex fare like Stranger Things, House of Cards (now besmirched but quality nonetheless), and Orange Is the New Black.
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Etsy seller Bitter Lace Beauty, a purveyor of handmade makeup palettes and other quirky and sparkly goods, makes a highlighter called Prism, which is swiped on the face to make a shiny rainbow.
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But there is no doubt that he has allowed hate speech to flourish during his tenure and that he has been the No. 1 purveyor of it with the bully pulpit he commands.
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Le Creuset is adding even more must-have cookware to its collection: The beloved purveyor of ceramic Dutch ovens, braisers, and saucepans is launching a new seven-piece stainless steel cookware set today.
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It's the guiding principle behind her store, Twigg's Bindery, at 85 Fort Greene Place, a purveyor of handmade journals, notebooks and albums, that the teenagers pass on their way to and from school.
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"She was low level and was looking to level up quick so that she would be able to adequately hang," said Mr. Clark, who was a wine purveyor before becoming a Pokémon expert.
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Tesla has struggled to ramp up production of the Model 3, which is expected to catapult Tesla into the ranks of mainstream auto producers, instead of a niche purveyor of high-end roadsters.
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Frozen pizza purveyor DiGiorno saw this as an opportunity to go on the offensive, and so the company's official Twitter account has been dragging Papa John's for the last 24 hours or so.
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Ugoita T., a fine purveyor of clever modern takes on classic Japanese art forms, has revisited Sharaku's work with a set of mechanical wooden frames called Rhythmic Pics that make their occupants dance.
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As the director of the Beverly Hills Cannabis Club, a high-end purveyor of luxury weed and accessories, her love for cannabis overlaps with her activism which overlaps with her pot rebranding campaign.
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There were 10 of us that night not long ago — the food blogger, the meat purveyor, the cheesemonger and our hosts Bobby Houston (an Oscar-winning filmmaker) and the home renovator Eric Shamie.
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Hers is an important voice analyzing the Western cult of the body beautiful and a problematic one as a purveyor of cosmetics and clothing (see her work for Tom Ford and MAC Cosmetics).
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He is Eddy Lu. TRAVEL An article last Sunday about shopping like British royalty misidentified the royal family member who bestowed an honor on Fortnum & Mason, a purveyor of tea and fine provisions.
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"People who are very strict about the holiday are not going to venture out of their boundaries," said Dobi Raskin, a manager of Benz's Food, a Brooklyn-based purveyor of fish and groceries.
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"I suspect that a purveyor of marijuana oil for vaping used too much oil or an especially dangerous type of oil," Robert Jackler of the Stanford University School of Medicine told BuzzFeed News.
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Now, as a meat purveyor, Pat LaFrieda is not exactly encouraged by the FDA to invite the associated bacteria to the party, but he claims it&aposs pointless to leave a steak out.
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Newman's Own, the popular purveyor of philanthropic pasta sauce, will be forced to put itself up for sale or pay crushing fines this year due to an obscure provision in the tax code.
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Now 55, my own father has spoken of a harrowing childhood memory where he showed up to school football practice with red boots, purchased from that old-timey purveyor of cool, Marks and Spencer.
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"As the purveyor of the Asia's key price methodologies for crude and products and the custodian of the daily Market on Close (MOC) window, Platts' can command the undivided attention of traders," said Driscoll.
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What to watch: Besides the major headliners like Netflix and Goldman Sachs, we could get some important economic indicators from railroad company CSX, pizza purveyor Domino's, airline carrier United Continental and industrial giant Honeywell.
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Pepper X was developed by one Smokin' Ed Currie, a mad pepper scientist way out in South Carolina who runs PuckerButt Pepper Company, which is a purveyor of peppers for sauces around the world.
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King's assertion that the United States was the "world's greatest purveyor of violence" threw down a political gauntlet that would frame the revolutionary path he would follow during the last year of his life.
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Some wondered whether Lifetime, purveyor of so-called guilty pleasures like Married At First Sight and Dance Moms, is the right home for something as serious as the stories of Kelly's many traumatized survivors.
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Ronaldo is the preening matador, the virtuoso performer and the undeniable centre of attention, while his Polish counterpart is a muffled gunshot, an explosion without warning, a purveyor of lethal understatement and deadly surprise.
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And, of course, Sears' dalliance in the brokerage business, for which it was ridiculed as a purveyor of "socks and stocks," morphed into a chunk of Morgan Stanley with a 1997 merger of equals.
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Marshall, a purveyor of vintage-looking speakers, amps, and headphones, and more recently an odd but cool-looking smartphone, designed its display to look like a UK-inspired version of a suburban mall's Hollister.
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In addition to having every single Atreyu song and "Here to Stay" by Korn on rotation regardless of what year it was, it was the sole purveyor of regional metalcore in the early 00s.
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Well, most things in the world relate to the iPhone in some way nowadays, but my reading of Google's actions is that it's ready to finally become the purveyor of true premium Android phones.
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An energy vampire may interrupt you at every turn, be the purveyor of office gossip, or take way too long to leave your desk because they have "one more thing" that is so important.
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Founded in 1950 as a simple coffee and doughnut purveyor, Dunkin' often calls its core group of 22 doughnut flavors its "classic" lineup, since these varieties typically date back to the brand's earliest days.
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Unlike fruit-gifting competitor Harry and David, purveyor of gold-wrapped pears, or the perfect $125 melons sold at Sembikiya, Tokyo's most famous luxury fruit market, Edible Arrangements has always identified as working-class.
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P&G, the purveyor of Charmin toilet paper, Bounty towels and Puffs tissues, said on Tuesday that it had recently begun notifying retailers of a 13-percent average price increase on all three brands.
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The singer and pianist Michael J. Feinstein sold his Upper East Side townhouse, while the estate of Miles Cahn, a founder of the leather goods purveyor Coach, sold his Central Park West co-op.
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The commission was dissolved this January, having failed to find any evidence of widespread fraud, but having succeeded in raising Mr. Kobach's national profile and cementing his reputation as a master purveyor of Trumpism.
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He's a notorious purveyor of bizarre theories — relatives of the children killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School are suing him for defamation because he claimed the shooting was a hoax and they were actors.
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Trump, of course, also was a major purveyor of the debunked theory that Barack Obama was born abroad -- in Kenya -- and thus was an illegitimate president, though he walked it back during the campaign.
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WeWork has branded itself as a purveyor not just of office space but also of office life — in particular, a kind of life where the distinctions between work and nearly everything else are eradicated.
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At the Stem Cell Institute booth of Neil Riordan, PhD, you could sign up for stem cell therapies delivered in Panama that, according to their purveyor, cured Mel Gibson's father of liver and kidney failure.
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Cann, a Los Angeles-based purveyor of CBD and THC-infused intoxicants, is rolling out its first major distribution through the venture-backed delivery service Eaze as it begins to hit the streets in California.
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A purveyor of Brazil's Tropicalismo movement, Antônio Henrique Amaral alludes to the modernist notion of the "anthropophagic cannibalism," in which Brazil would dismember and regurgitate its settler-colonial culture for its would-be truest essence.
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Before fighters filled the real estate on their shorts with the logos of off-brand energy drink companies, he wore a shirt advertising a purveyor of violent pornography and later started his own clothing line.
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With all due respect to Reg E. Cathey, the baritone who plays a barbecue purveyor in the Netflix drama "House of Cards" and is narrating ads for Bernie Sanders, Mr. Freeman is the bigger get.
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Impossible's largest competition in the meat-substitute market, the publicly traded purveyor of purely beef-free patties, Beyond Meat, has a similar deal with Carl's Jr. for its own version of a beef-less burger.
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A 'willful blindness' to inequalities France has the gall to parade itself as the bastion and purveyor of freedom, all the while using the same discourse to veil its inconsistent treatment of its Muslim citizens.
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Similarly, LA-based Moon Juice — purveyor of 'plant-based alchemy' for mind and body — has expanded its offerings with a range of beauty powders with names like Beauty Dust, Power Dust, and even Sex Dust.
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Kanye West, ever the purveyor of tech, apparently got his first phone in 2011, too, and only because he wanted to steal Kim Kardashian's love from her then-fiancé and very-tall-person Kris Humphries.
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"She was an unvarnished purveyor of the truth and motivated us all to be better people," Andrew Card, who was her husband's Transportation secretary and her son's chief of staff, told The New York Times.
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If a nation's president repeatedly calls the press "The Enemy of the People" and a purveyor of "Fake News," a core democratic commitment is under assault (and members of the press might face physical danger).
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Tommy John Lounge Jogger, available at Tommy John, $84They're a little expensive, but if sweats are his unofficial weekend uniform he'll love these joggers from Tommy John, purveyor of some of our favorite men's underwear.
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The transaction would unite two of the biggest European exchange operators and would create one better able to compete globally for stock listings, as a provider of clearing services and a purveyor of market data.
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As people filtered into town from their excursions in the outlying woods, many headed for Hellbender Burritos, a purveyor of boldly inauthentic Mexican-inspired food, like burritos stuffed with homemade seitan and blue cheese dressing.
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Though most of the yellow and blue corn that Kernel of Truth processes is grown in the United States, the company buys some varieties of heirloom corn grown in Mexico, through the Mexican purveyor Tamoa.
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Dávila and González's current crop is still in the ground, but the harvest of fellow farmers in their cooperative is available in the United States through Burlap & Barrel, a spice purveyor based in New York.
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Before it hit The Profit's radar, the California-based, specialty coffee purveyor was actually already in an enviable position: With its popular cafes and wholesale bean business booming, the company was poised for rapid growth.
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Working with a barista has been a dream, so he reached out to Hippolyte Courty, his friend and collaborator who is the founder of L'Arbre à Café, a purveyor of high quality sustainably farmed coffees.
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Others have had control over their operating system and hardware before, but they weren't in the position to capitalize on that in the same way that Google, purveyor of the world's most popular mobile OS, is.
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CES saw the first third-party USB-C to Lightning cables break cover from companies like Griffin and Belkin, and now popular purveyor of ion-stimulating apparatus Anker has confirmed it's getting in on the game.
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The Sackler family made its fortune (estimated by Forbes at $14 billion) through their ownership of Purdue Pharma, inventor and purveyor of the opioid painkiller OxyContin — a drug that has been blamed for the opioid epidemic.
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She's a huge purveyor of the white sneaker trend, and opted for pairs like the Stella McCartney x Adidas Stan Smiths and Veja V-10 sneakers on numerous stops of her whirlwind royal tour last year.
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One argument at the center of the suit is the notion that Candy Lab (or any other augmented reality software purveyor) cannot be held responsible beyond the point of making it available for the app store.
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Like Trump, she also has a history of encouraging charlatans who traffic in quack ideas, as she has given a platform to dubious figures like Dr. Oz, a purveyor of pseudoscience, and vaccine denier Jenny McCarthy.
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The new Leica X-U might not change Leica's reputation as a the purveyor of cameras for rich people, but you can drop it off the side of the boat and not lose all your pictures.
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Part hair-salon gossip, part purveyor of forwarded conspiracy emails, Mr. Trump has exploited the news cycles of an Internet era in which rumors explode like fireworks and often take a long time to burn out.
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"This president has become a purveyor of hate, and it's time that we all said that enough is enough and that we won't tolerate that no matter what our political disagreements," Brendan Cox said on CNN.
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The Sackler family made their fortune (estimated by Forbes at $13 billion) through their ownership of Purdue Pharma, inventor and purveyor of the opioid painkiller OxyContin — a drug that has been blamed for the opioid epidemic.
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The company, the U.S. purveyor of burgers and sausages made from plants, was able to capture a wide audience for its imitation meat patties and sausages that are made ingredients with pea proteins, coconut and canola oil.
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Whole Foods has become much more than the purveyor of grain alternatives, 3-for-$5 avocados, and lots and lots of almond milk — it's a one-stop-shop for everything from supplements to baby products to beauty.
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Samsung is known as a chaebol—similar to a US conglomerate—and the entire operation, which includes Samsung Electronics, Samsung Life Insurance, and exploding battery-purveyor Samsung SDI, is controlled by various members of the Lee family.
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Other VC-funded companies that sold for sums in hundreds of millions this past quarter include healthcare revenue software provider ZirMed, coffee purveyor Blue Bottle, agricultural robotics startup Blue River and enterprise software companies Gigya and Springpath.
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The Challenger's success has helped Dodge, which also sells minivans and trucks through its Ram line, carve out its own identity from Fiat-Chrysler's vast stable of brands as a purveyor of muscle cars and sports cars.
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The total defeat of WiMAX almost wiped out Sprint, its biggest US purveyor and advocate, and it put Intel on the backfoot in adopting the true 4G standard of the future, which turned out to be LTE.
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Impossible Foods goes to White Castle With the rollout, White Castle becomes the largest fast food chain to include the Impossible Burger on its menu and the largest customer for the purveyor of beef-like meat substitutes.
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To many in the furniture industry, the 22014 merger of Herman Miller, the famed purveyor of midcentury classics like the Eames lounge chair, and Design Within Reach, the emporium for sleek modern furnishings, was a no-brainer.
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Again, Facebook is skirting a core problem: that much of the public's confusion surrounding privacy stems from Facebook itself, which presents itself as a benign baby photo website when it's really a massive purveyor of personal data.
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The advent calendar as we know it — that pocket-filled purveyor of little sweets and treats — dates to the early years of the 20th century, though German Lutherans had been making decorative advent calendars since the 1850s.
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"They wanted him to be the purveyor of good news, rather than a sense of realism, and that did not go down well at all," said Eswar S. Prasad, a professor of trade policy at Cornell University.
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That has included deals like Unilever buying Dollar Shave Club, the other shaving start-up sensation, for $1 billion three years ago, as well as Walmart acquiring the online men's wear purveyor Bonobos for about $310 million.
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The last few years have seen many cities ban plastic bags, plastic straws and other common forms of waste, giving environmentally conscious alternatives a huge boost — among them Loliware, purveyor of fine disposable goods created from kelp.
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Now, the company is more like a struggling purveyor of temporary office space, which has a mountain of leases it owns and is looking down the barrel of a potential cash crunch — even with the SoftBank lifeline.
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His restaurants, mostly clustered around East Ninth and 10th Streets (known as Little Tokyo), include Cha-An Teahouse, the noodle-shop stalwart Sobaya and Otafuku, a purveyor of octopus balls and gooey pancakes asquirm with bonito flakes.
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Facebook — which wants all the readers and advertisers of the mainstream media but not to be saddled with its human editors and fact-checkers — is now taking more seriously its responsibilities as a news purveyor in cyberspace.
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The behemoth soda purveyor, headquartered in Atlanta, has a history of funding research that promotes exercise as the solution for obesity, rather than addressing the roles both diet and inactivity play in weight gain, the Times notes.
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To say nothing of Ms Stillwell's writing or line of argument, the article elicited a snort from your correspondent: the purveyor of this particular piece of criticism was Playboy, which now publishes under the banner "entertainment for all".
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Plagued by resignations, Dunkin' Donuts, a purveyor of starch, sugar and caffeine, recently asked its ex-employees which tasks they disliked most, and then automated the dullest, such as writing labels and checking the quality of coffee grounds.
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Calvin Hollinger, the chain's chief administrative officer, explained this move by stating that "music is very, very important to the Urban customer" and feeds in to the store's status as a purveyor of a forward-thinking, trendy lifestyle.
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Even Sheryl Sandberg, purveyor of the "lean in" philosophy that women must simply work harder for recognition, discovered how hard it is to be a woman in tech when her husband abruptly died, leaving her a single mother.
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"Oz is a long-time purveyor of medical misinformation," wrote Julia Belluz of Vox, on the naming of the celebrity doctor, who has been criticized for giving a platform to vaccine deniers, homeopathy, and dubious weight-loss approaches.
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Christie's last-gasp strategy is to turn Rubio into a limp, soggy chew toy, and the New Jersey governor was all jaws at the debate, where he dismissed Rubio as a jejune purveyor of pretty but practiced lines.
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Read More Cramer: Despite stocks falling—3 signals make me bullish Blackhawk Network Holdings is the leading global purveyor of gift cards and prepaid cards that serve various brands, and help thousands of retailers manage customer loyalty programs.
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But the mother, actress, business mogul, purveyor of beauty products and fine wine, appeared to have her sweet disposition and good humor back during Godiva's 90th Anniversary fete at The Marlborough Gallery in West Chelsea on Friday evening.
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But it turns out the reason Trump Jr. — EVP of the Trump Organization and regular purveyor of fear-mongering tweets — took the meeting was for something less charitable: dirt on Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and the DNC.
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In the meantime, we can all do our part: by calling out fake news whenever we see it, by calling out Twitter trolls whenever we see them, and by demanding thorough examination of every purveyor of online information.
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Vizio 23-inch 4K HDR TV for $280 ($148 off): Vizio has made a name for itself over the past few years as a purveyor of stylish yet affordable flat-panel TVs and this one is no exception.
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Disney, purveyor in human emotion, has therefore decided to play a non-stop marathon of 211 of its original movies, starting at 220AM ET on May 229th, and wrapping up in the extremely wee hours of May 29th.
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The purveyor of trinkets in iconic blue boxes is expected to lift revenue by less than 1% in the current financial year, according to estimates compiled by Refinitiv, and convert less than 18% of that into operating profit.
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First, in 1967, the Gotham Book Mart, a small, musty midtown bookstore that had been the main purveyor of Gorey literature, was bought by a book dealer, Andreas Brown, who believed in promotion and was good at it.
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He spoke of the dual role of the violin as a purveyor of dance music and of melodic lyricism, performing two movements of unaccompanied Bach and a virtuosic and rhythmically free rendition of one of Piazzolla's tango études.
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Elektron Grammofon is the subsidiary of the electronic instrument company Elektron, and releases music solely made with its gear; previously, LA dread techno purveyor Silent Servant and Berlin-based English veteran The Bug have contributed to its catalogue.
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As the debate continues over fake news and the role that aggregators like Facebook have played in spreading it, Apple is making an acquisition that could help it lay out a position as a purveyor of trusted information.
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That's a lot to sort through, but I'll add one more instantly gratifying craft to the mix—the art of balloon and pasta destruction, of which Norwegian visual artist Jan Hakon Erichsen is Instagram dot com's foremost purveyor.
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Donor-advised funds are popular among the wealthy, with Fidelity Charitable, the largest purveyor of such funds, receiving more "donations" than any other charity, while six of the top 10 fund-raising charities were donor-advised fund sponsors.
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The overwhelming majority of House Democrats have signed a letter urging Donald Trump to rescind his appointment of Stephen Bannon to a senior White House post, calling the Breitbart boss a purveyor of anti-Semitism, misogyny and racism.
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Ms. Lipper created these images at a moment when photography was being questioned as a purveyor of truth; the subjects here might be caricaturing their own stereotypes, which have often been accepted without challenge in the art world.
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It was announced on Wednesday that "Earth's hottest girl," as Maxim once called her, will be teaming up with the underpinnings purveyor that was purchased back in April for $22.5 million by Authentic Brands Group after filing for bankruptcy.
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In each case, a purveyor of a particular faith feels he or she cannot sell or create an object with symbolic significance to someone who will not use it in the manner he or she thinks is religiously correct.
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While Trump basked in his role as a purveyor of innuendo and master of chaos, Clinton remained too often a distant figure, unable to emotionally connect with many of the very constituencies she claimed to be passionately fighting for.
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Rhodora (Rene Russo), Josephina's conniving boss—a former punk star who has undergone a transformation from "anarchist to purveyor of good taste"—is quick to spot the business opportunity, too, and a web of sneaky underhand deals take place.
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As the owner of Regalis Foods, a Brooklyn based specialty food purveyor, Ian sells fresh truffles, mushrooms, caviar, Japanese Waygu beef, foraged foods, and more exotic foods, like salmon milt (salmon sperm), to the most notable restaurants in NYC.
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Gaga is, or at least has been at various points, the 21st century pop world's premier purveyor of wild, theatrical camp, and she was the person we needed to remember exactly what it was that made Bowie so exciting.
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Though, while I am certainly not a purveyor of schadenfreude, for once it would appear the misfortune of one could provide the masses with one of the UFC's finest fights to make, should Dillashaw and White have their way.
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The kitchen was run early on by Daka, a purveyor of the cheese-and-fruit-platter variety; the nineties brought Sarabeth's and its Goldie Lox plate; and in 2011, at Untitled, Danny Meyer introduced his banana-hazelnut French toast.
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He's a purveyor, and producer, of some of the weepiest sadlad house and techno ever press to tear-stained vinyl, and "Falling Hands", taken from the still-fantastic Total 4 compilation, is the platonic ideal of soft, sad techno.
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The company's early days as a maker of racing cars were rather humble, and it took an Italian-American racing star named Luigi Chinetti to begin the transformation into a purveyor of glamorous supercars for the world's well-heeled.
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A purveyor of the kind of beachy, seductive R&B more often heard from Southern California artists like the Internet and SZA, this Virginia native puts her own spin on the genre by including delicate dembow and dub beats.
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Earlier this year Calvin Harris, the highest-paid D.J. in the world according to Forbes, renewed his contract through 230 with Hakkasan Group, an international purveyor of luxury "night life and day life," for a reported cool $2000 million.
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Walbert is a masterly and rich purveyor of female characters, having conveyed the breadth and ambition of women's dreams and desires in "A Short History of Women" (2009) and the resilience of two widows in "The Sunken Cathedral" (2015).
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"I knew that I could never again raise my voice against the violence of the oppressed in the ghettos without having first spoken clearly to the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today -- my own government," he said.
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With sufficient exposure to the farmers market, the local purveyor of lamb burgers and adults who relish roasted broccoli, my children couldn't possibly disrespect food by leaving any on the plate, let alone throwing it gleefully to the floor.
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And if you're willing to forgo the potentially once-in-a-lifetime experience of seeing Bette Midler as Dolly Levi, TodayTix, a relatively new purveyor, was offering seats for future performances starring the critically lauded Donna Murphy — for $39.
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The 22015-year-old Frenchman has spent nearly his entire career at Hermès, in charge of several métiers, or professions, including textiles, and leather goods and saddlery, the products that initially made the name of that luxury goods purveyor.
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Then chart a course just off Madison to the new Saint James store, where the purveyor of Breton stripe tops will offer subtle updates on the classic sailor's look, like a T-shirt with sequin embellishment on its yellow anchor ($135).
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She was, in her own right, before she married my father, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and after his death, a powerful force for good and a purveyor of engaging peaceful means for creating a more just and humane world.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When Cleve Backster — interrogation specialist for the CIA and a purveyor of the polygraph — hooked his lie detector machine to a dracaena plant in 1966, he made a curious discovery: plants could sense things.
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From closing on election day to donating all Black Friday sales proceeds to charity, the puffer-coat purveyor makes it clear that it's dedicated to corporate responsibility — for the benefit of its employees and customers as well as our planet.
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Constellation Brands is the world's leading purveyor of premium wines and alcohol, with the third largest brewery in the U.S. The company has the rights to well-known brands such as Corona, Modelo and Pacifico, the world's most popular Mexican beers.
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RENOWNED MEAT PURVEYOR SHOPPING $1200 GRILL THAT LOOKS LIKE A TOASTER OVEN At first she thought it was the homeowner's black cat, but it turned out to be a black bear who had climbed into her van through the open window.
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IT IS a short walk from a tiny shop with peeling yellow paint in downtown La Coruña, in northern Spain, to a dazzling five-storey store, opened in September by Zara, by far the world's most successful purveyor of "fast fashion".
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Ms. Bellettini had worked at a radio station and for Rolling Stone magazine before landing at MTV in the mid-1980s, when the network, still young, was becoming an increasingly powerful force as a purveyor of pop music and youth culture.
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Trump has already criticized Amazon and its founder Jeff Bezos, who owns the Washington Post, in tweets suggesting the U.S. Postal Service ought to raise shipping rates for the online retailer and describing the newspaper as a purveyor of fake news.
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The latter of which she's working on with the super high-end jewelry and clothing purveyor Chrome Hearts, celebrating her line's official launch at a party during Paris Fashion Week appropriately clad in head-to-toe leather, chains, and diamonds.
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Comparably, Montesquieu would probably opine that there can be no effective check on the abuse of freedom of thought in social media, unless the purveyor of user-generated content is separate from the one who establishes its legitimacy (EUCFR, article 10).
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On Instagram over the past three years, my mother has become a modestly successful purveyor of flower pictures, and if I don't Like at least one out of 10, I may find it on the agenda the next time we talk.
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The beef-and-noodle purveyor enlisted Twin Cities Minnesota rap duo Dequexatron X000, social media star Retro Spectro and students of McNally Smith College of Music to produce all of the music, and it sounds like they didn't phone it in.
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A direct-to-consumer purveyor of food, beauty, and personal care products, it says that every item it makes is non-genetically modified, kosher, fair-trade, gluten-free, often organic and, in the case of cleaning supplies, EPA "Safer Choice" certified.
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But any notion that education is a neutral purveyor of opportunity can be dispelled with a single chart: The data, from the Brookings Institution's Richard Reeves, shows that your educational attainment is largely dependent on how much education your parents had.
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The WB (now The CW) emerged as a prominent purveyor of such shows, with hits like Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Dawson's Creek, which gave way to waves of 2000s teen dramas, like Veronica Mars, The O.C., and Gilmore Girls.
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A short walk away, teams of construction workers are turning the cavernous ground floor of a hulking building into a food-manufacturing hub that will be anchored by Russ & Daughters, a century-old purveyor of smoked fish, bagels and babka.
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Raw water is being championed by the former CEO of Juicero, the notorious Silicon Valley purveyor of juice-squeezing machines that shut down after it was revealed that its bags of juice could be squeezed just as well by hand.
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Yet it wasn't a one-hit supernova by any means: Crushing drones, thick swells of feedback and vocals that reverberate like echoes have helped Hum grow from a loud murmur into a purveyor of steady, unforgettable and infinitely compelling sounds.
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It was the start of a remarkable reinvention that turned a polished corporate dealmaker who once devised $10 billion mergers on Wall Street into a purveyor of scorched-earth right-wing media who dwells in the darker corners of American politics.
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You'll find a 30 percent discount at Burton on best-selling ski jackets, the men's AK Swash ($295, originally $420) and the women's AK Altitude ($265, originally $380), while the snowboard purveyor prepares to move to a new SoHo location.
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For any stragglers still clinging on, the nail in the coffin arrived three years later when The Lonely Island returned with "I Just Had Sex" featuring actual Akon—a purveyor of the fucking era now readily turning on his own brand.
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Zara has been stealthily defining the fast-fashion retail model since the first store opened in A Coruña, Spain in 1975 (even though it doesn't identify as a fast-fashion purveyor; Zara brass much prefers the term "accurate" to "fast," FYI).
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Brandless, a direct-to-consumer purveyor of food, beauty, and personal care products, says that every item it makes is non-genetically modified, kosher, fair-trade, gluten-free, often organic and, in the case of cleaning supplies, EPA "Safer Choice" certified.
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As I stand inside the walls of this tortilla factory, I can't help but wonder why it's taken so long for this city—which contains some of the best Mexican food in America—to become home to an organic tortilla purveyor.
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Ms. Johnson, who was known as Libet, bought the house in a private sale from Sloan Lindemann Barnett, the author and socialite, and her husband, Roger Barnett, the chief executive of the Shaklee Corporation, a purveyor of nutrition and cleaning products.
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Hosted by Kirk Franklin, once a genre disrupter and now part of the firmament, the ceremony celebrated several rising talents, including Jonathan McReynolds, a purveyor of a soft-soul take on gospel that's come into favor over the past few years.
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Earlier Friday afternoon, Kanye was in the back seat of the Suburban when he spied Victor Outdoor Seconds, a smallish purveyor of secondhand outdoor clothing in Victor, Idaho, a blink-and-you'll-miss-it town about 40 minutes west of Jackson.
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Situated on a pier with sweeping views of the Aegean, the industrial-chic restaurant and bar might more accurately be called Knockout Vista Liquor Lounge, Sublime Perspective Booze Purveyor or some other moniker referencing its panoramic positioning and myriad drinks.
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For those of us without Danish furniture hookups on speed dial (or those of us who have never used the feature known as "speed dial"), Amazon has long been the premier purveyor of extremely affordable products that appear extremely not affordable.
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"As the long-time purveyor of global spare capacity, Saudi Arabia is reopening the oil spigots after having done most of the heavy lifting in curbing supply," Stephen Brennock, oil analyst at PVM Oil Associates, said in a research note.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Organized by longtime New York City-based purveyor of art books and ephemera Printer Matter, the LA Art Book Fair returns to the Geffen Contemporary at MOCA this weekend for its fifth annual edition.
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The French accessories brand Cartier is known for lots of things: as a historic jeweler to royalty, as a purveyor of uber-expensive fragrances, and as a designer of covetable luxury products, like its Tank watch and its panther-branded jewelry.
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The 2019 Lincoln Aviator is a smaller SUV than the Navigator, and it is the latest step Ford's luxury brand is taking in carving out a place for itself as a purveyor of spacious and comfortable SUVs that float over the pavement.
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There are emerging brands in the mix, too, including BeatBox Beverages, a purveyor of party punch in portable packages; Milestone Brands, a producer of organic tequilas and other spirits; and Plum, which has a gadget for dispensing good wine by the glass.
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Trader Joe's might be the largest and most diverse purveyor of pumpkin spice products in the country, as if a giant stood atop a packaged-food facility with a two-story shaker of the spice blend, just drenching everything in brown powder.
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A few weeks ago, everyone's favorite bath bomb purveyor, Lush, held its annual Lush Prize Gala in London, which awards monetary grants (nearly $2M since 2012) to scientists and researchers developing promising, sophisticated, affordably replicable alternatives to animal tests around the world.
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In addition to his past work as the production wizard for the rap trio Ratking, New York producer Sporting Life has made a name for himself as a talented purveyor of left-field beats on more electronically-minded labels like R&S.
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The Darcy Washington, D.C., offers a pop-up version of a well-known D.C. flower purveyor, a cocktail cart and mixologist that guests can order to their room, and a service that provides ties, cuff links and other accessories for guests to borrow.
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No, Google won't topple Samsung's global empire, and least not anytime soon — but the two companies seem locked into trajectories that will see a new premier vendor of premium Android phones, and that might just be the original purveyor of Android itself.
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Here are the bottles I recommend: Gruet American Sparkling Wine Brut NV $15 Roederer Estate Anderson Valley Brut NV $22 Schramsberg North Coast Blanc de Noirs Brut 2015 $35 Gruet, a longtime purveyor of moderately priced sparkling wine, is based in New Mexico.
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At P&G, the purveyor of Charmin toilet paper, Bounty towels, Puffs tissues and Pampers diapers, executives are weighing whether to raise prices on some products in the United States due to higher pulp prices, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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According to the Financial Times, the $215 billion group approached the purveyor of blue-boxed trinkets with an offer worth $14.5 billion, a 22% premium to its market value on Friday, but more than 30% above its average price in recent weeks.
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It was unintentionally forgotten in a packing house's rafters, until noticed by ham purveyor P.D. Gwaltney Jr. Sensing a prime marketing opportunity, he made the ham his "pet," complete with a brass collar, and took it on the road as an oddity.
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Now, designs from the symbolic banquet are available to actually eat off, thanks to a new collaboration between the artist and homeware purveyor Prospect NY. The collection features replicas of four plates, crafted in fine bone china — and yes, they're dishwasher safe.
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The most famous example is Deadmau5, who has never made a secret of who he really is: Joel Zimmermann of Toronto, anthem purveyor and owner of the sharpest piece of headgear since Daft Punk themselves, who nevertheless gets photographed plenty not wearing it.
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Perhaps most famously, he was, with Mr. Newman, his neighbor in Connecticut, a founder of Newman's Own, the purveyor of salad dressing, lemonade and other delectables that was hatched in a backyard barn one Christmas and grew into a multimillion-dollar charitable enterprise.
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The trailer, released today by A24, shows Adam Sandler as Howard Ratner, a jewelry store owner, and purveyor of rare gems to the stars, who has find a way to pay off massive debts after his compulsive gambling leaves him with nothing.
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Every election year since 2004, the Monogram Shop—a narrow, packed purveyor of personalized baby sweaters ($75) and beach-towel baskets ($195)—has kept a careful tally of its sales of three-dollar reusable plastic cups emblazoned with the candidates' names and logos.
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A lot of my disappointment with Greenblatt (as well as others' disappointment with him) has stemmed from the way he transformed NBC, a network generally associated with "quality TV" for almost all of my lifetime, into a relentless purveyor of mass-market schlock.
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Beyond that, narrowly judging Jones — a purveyor of weaponized anti-truth (most egregiously his claim that the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting was a hoax) — by the content he uploads directly to their servers also ignores the wider context (and toxic baggage) around him.
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Well, we can thank our lucky stars because premier purveyor of aspirational life accessories, Louis Vuitton, has embarked on a fruitful collaboration with sculptor Urs Fischer, offering fans of the classic LV Capucines BB bag the chance to spend even more money on it.
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Spectacle, not language, is the thing with Cirque du Soleil, the Canadian purveyor of aerial acrobatics and corporate branding that has once again taken up residency, through March 6, at the Royal Albert Hall, which can hold upward of 5,000 people depending on the event.
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That's a high compliment, as the N9's interface was one of the most delightful and endearing experiences of my mobile-reviewing career, and it's great to see some similar ideas reemerging now — especially when their new purveyor is the world's biggest smartphone maker.
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But 2016 was the year of surprising realignments, in virtually every aspect of society, and suddenly it became hard to find a tech company purveyor that didn't express an interest in some aspect of autonomous car technology or wasn't in talks with a major automaker.
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Six months ago, CoreOS, the purveyor of fine, small Linux distributions and container management services, demoed a project that would allow its users to easily deploy the notoriously complex OpenStack private cloud platform with the help of containers and Google's Kubernetes container management tools.
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She's off to work for Lady Hideko (a sensational Kim Min-hee), a pale beauty who lives with her tyrannical uncle, Kouzuki (Cho Jin-woong), a collector and purveyor of art and rare erotic books whose darting tongue has turned black from his ink pen.
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Since last fall we've been casually crushing on rising LA singer Gallant—purveyor of low-lit R&B—fabulous on his own, sure, but now he's applied his dexterous falsetto to this marvelously mellow tune, "Skipping Stones," luring in Jhené Aiko for a sultry duet.
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After opening five brick-and-mortar stores in less than two years, the purveyor of seriously chic, sporty garb has distinguished itself in the increasingly crowded athleisure market, in which a new multi-brand retailer or high-end label seems to crop up every week.
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Whether these products are sold by big companies or a lone purveyor on Etsy, whether sold as medicinal in drugstores or marketed under the guise of "natural" and artisanal by brands like Goop, the intent is the same: to monetize intimate fears about intimate places.
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He had rescued Mr. Yanukovych through a strategy that included hiring two very different consulting groups: Mr. Manafort, whose Russian-linked team had worked for dictators with little regard for human rights, and McKinsey, the purveyor of best practices for the world's most important corporations.
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As a marijuana legalization-supporting, Trump-trolling 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, U.S. Senator Harris portrays her career in law-enforcement as that of a "progressive prosecutor," an empathetic and thoughtful purveyor of help who addressed the root causes of crime rather than merely punishing wrongdoers.
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BACH AT ONE, MARCH 6 Trinity Wall Street's excellent series Bach at One, New York's prime purveyor of Bach's cantatas in recent years, returned on schedule to the renovated St. Paul's Chapel with a focus on the master's organ works and music of German contemporaries.
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Huel, the European purveyor of nutritional bars, supplements and meal-replacement shakes, is bringing its snack bars to the U.S. The company, which has been selling the bars in Europe for a while, is launching with two flavors in the U.S.: chocolate and salted caramel.
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Beboe, a cannabis purveyor whose artful packaging and celebrity clientele have led some to call it the "Hermes of marijuana," is a partner in the venture, and will sell an exclusive silver version of its rose gold vape pens, along with its low-dosage pastilles.
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In the Senate, the presidential hopefuls Kamala Harris, Bernie Sanders and Warren have weighed in with statements that painted Omar as a victim of Islamophobia — which she is — without mentioning that she's also a purveyor of anti-Semitic bigotry — which she surely is as well.
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The film — which dramatizes the memoir of a fireman who believes God told him that Donald Trump would one day be president with interviews with prominent evangelical figures about Trump's greatness — is funded and produced by Charlotte-based ReelWorks Studios, a purveyor of Christian fare.
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For the project, Nissan's working with ice cream company Mackie's of Scotland, a purveyor of fine frozen treats that has already taken steps to reduce its footprint using dairy from its own, family-run farm that's powered by energy from renewable sources, including wind and solar.
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Former White House photographer Pete Souza has a reputation of being quick to the punch — both behind the camera during his tenure as official White House photographer for both Ronald Reagan and Barack Obama, and now as a sharp-witted purveyor of shade against the current administration.
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Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods, the two leading contenders for top purveyor of plant-based patties (and other formulations), have spent most of the typically sleepy summer months jockeying for position as top supplier to a food industry suddenly ravenous for alternatives to traditional meat products.
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For MCU fans actively invested in this battle, Disney is exclusively a purveyor of their joy, and Comcast —which is, admittedly, one of the most hated companies in America — is just like any other corporate machine, working to undermine their well-being in the name of profit.
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Adult-content purveyor Perfect 10 failed to show copyright infringement of any kind by newsgroup operator Giganews, a federal appeals court ruled Monday, rejecting Perfect 10's argument that the Supreme Court had lowered the standard for proving infringement in its 2014 decision in ABC v. Aereo.
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Chef and seafood purveyor Gabriel Layera connects local fisherman with Chile's top restaurants, and explains that piure are collected by fisherman and divers who then slice the peña (rock) open with a handsaw, and use their fingers to pull out the meat, called tetas, or udders.
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The feature was first teased back in April, with reports claiming that the mobile version of Chrome would be the first arena Google would draw up a line against the ads and give the company, the largest purveyor of ads online, even more power over the industry.
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Brooklyn is home to a hipster dentist, a purveyor of fine hot sauces, an adult preschool, and a parkour training center—businesses that almost certainly die in nearly any other neighborhood in America, but thrive due to the simple fact that Brooklyners care about weird shit.
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So even if this ethical revisionism was a "mistake", as claimed, and someone at Facebook wrote a question into the survey that they really shouldn't have, it's a very bad look for a company that's struggling to reset its reputation as the purveyor of a broken product.
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ALBANY — There was an impromptu round of salsa dancing on the Assembly floor, a spirited exchange of hostilities in the Senate and an untold number of last-minute trips to the Dunkin' Donuts — the nearest purveyor of decent caffeine — on the first floor of the State Capitol.
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Antoinette Poisson, the Parisian purveyor of spectacular handmade wallpaper, got its start when conservationists Julie Stordiau, Vincent Farelly and Jean-Baptiste Martin were renovating an 18th-century house in Auvergne and stumbled upon domino papers, or poster-size swatches that can be pieced together on the wall.
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Glimpsed in a window of an H&M store (the Swedish-owned clothing purveyor carries its own licensed Coachella line) on such a winter's day in Stockholm or London or New York, Coachella looks like this generation's version of "California Dreamin'," much more Monterey Pop than Woodstock.
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"People are making thoughtful choices when they can ," she adds, which has helped to shift food focus on more homegrown, handmade, know- your-purveyor foods that often take more prep time—time that many families balancing children and work didn't have just a few decades prior.
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LONDON — Tommy Robinson, the jailed British far-right activist backed by the former Trump aide Stephen K. Bannon but reviled by others who call him a violent purveyor of hate, was ordered to be freed on bail Wednesday, after challenging his conviction for contempt of court.
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For a free performance in Central Park, Zauner will be joined by another purveyor of the genre: Hatchie, a young Australian singer whose music reveals a lighter heart: Her sugar-dusted melodies can be heard on last year's "Sure," and "Secret," from her just-released debut album.
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At her death, Professor Lobel was working on a book about the importance and prevalence of oysters in New York in the 1800s, with a focus on Thomas Downing, a well-to-do black man who was the city's leading purveyor of oysters at the time.
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And then the next day Trump and his national security adviser, Mike Flynn, the purveyor of fake news about Hillary Clinton, defend themselves by saying, "We acted on the 'high confidence' assessment of the C.I.A." Who's going to believe them after they just trashed the C.I.A.?
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On top of a reported five-year, $2000 billion deal struck last May that wrested the complete media rights package from Fox, ESPN paid an undisclosed fee to extend that deal through 226 and become the only purveyor of pay-per-view fights in the United States.
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But instead of a cheeky pro-voting Instagram shot (like, say, Alexander Wang's post) or incentivizing voting with a discount of some sort, the outdoor clothing purveyor is making a bold move to prove just how invested it is in the importance of voting during this election cycle.
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But while that number suggests things are getting better, a deeper issue is lurking at the purveyor of classic American fashions — one that can't be explained away by unseasonable weather, ill-fitting clothes or any of the other excuses it's floated past investors over the past several months.
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There are also the movement's celebrities, such as Jenny McCarthy and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., stubborn in the face of ridicule, and the lesser-known but perhaps no less pernicious YouTube evangelists, such as Toni Bark, a purveyor of homeopathic products, and the Long Island pediatrician Lawrence Palevsky.
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Business Insider is reporting that in 2017, Amazon is poised to become the U.S.'s biggest clothing seller, according to a new forecast from investment-banking firm Cowen & Co. If the e-comm behemoth does indeed become the largest apparel purveyor, it'll beat Macy's for the top spot.
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For Apple's content business, gratuitous profanity, sex or violence are all verboten as the company tries to thread the needle between being a widely beloved producer of high quality consumer goods and purveyor of paid entertainment to a public that's increasingly enthralled with blood and gore at its circuses.
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On Tuesday night, the purveyor of Game Of Thrones and Westworld premiered its four-night documentary series 15: A Quinceanera Story with "Zoey," which follows Grease-obsessed teen Zoey Luna as she prepares for her titular quince, which will celebrate her entrance into womanhood in her Latinx culture.
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In fact, the number of businesses that take Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies expanded exponentially yesterday thanks to an agreement between the U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin purveyor Gemini (owned by the Winkelvoss twins of Facebook and Social Network fame) and the payment network Flexa, whose technology is undergirded by cryptocurrencies.
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When it premiered in 1989, Cops presented itself as a raw, unscripted look at policing in the US. Down to its iconic theme song, Cops has remained more or less the same since: an unfussy purveyor of "Bad Boys" on American TV screens since the first Bush presidency.
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Since it debuted in 2014, THINX has positioned itself as a stylish, contemporary and post-shame purveyor of menstrual products — its absorbent, moisture-wicking underwear is engineered to be worn while you have your period — and as a brand with both a sense of humor and a conscience.
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To grab drinks with her beau, the cosmetics purveyor changed out of her frilly formalwear and into a sleek white tuxedo shirt-inspired Halston Heritage dress with an open mandarin collar, plunging neckline almost to her navel and a thigh high slit that comes up to meet it.
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But if the acquisition itself produced a slew of jokes—most of them about how uniting the creator of Clippy and the purveyor of nagging emails might create the world's most annoying organization—the implications of the move were bound up in exactly how and where people work today.
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The proposed Trump budget and the mindset captured by the examples of cuts cited by Mr. Vought show a short-sighted and myopic view of the role of U.S. development assistance and further relegates this once mighty purveyor of development assistance to the lower ranks of aid givers.
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KOLA HOUSE At this new restaurant on the edge of the meatpacking district, PepsiCo, the multibillion-dollar purveyor of soft drinks and snack foods, is much subtler about its ownership, with no visible logos anywhere, than is Kellogg's, which recently opened a blatantly branded restaurant in Times Square.
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The enlistment, last Thursday, of Rudolph Giuliani—the former mayor of New York and now a purveyor of security advice and partisan rants— as a personal lawyer to Donald Trump marked the entry into the President's legal drama of another character whose presence was unlikely and yet somehow inevitable.
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Stephen Bannon, Breitbart's chief purveyor of conspiracy theories and anti-Muslim, anti-immigrant venom, is the natural ally of a candidate who hints that President Obama is a secret Muslim and who insists that Muslims in New Jersey danced by the thousands as the towers fell on 9/11.
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But what separates shmurah — which the rabbi called "the Bentley of matzo" — from other popular options, like Streit's, the purveyor that not long ago closed its longstanding flagship on the Lower East Side, is that shmurah matzo is rabbinically supervised at every step, from farmer to field to factory.
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At times Mr. Bourdain's capacity as truth-teller could bleed into other, less salutary roles: the attention-seeking bully, the purveyor of well-polished shtick, the lecture-circuit fixture who, on cue, would curse like a line cook who has just chopped off the tip of his finger.
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Roiphe, who came to prominence in the 90s in an article (and book) denying the prevalence of date rape and continued as a purveyor of give-that-nice-dude-the-benefit-of-the-doubt-you-ladies-are-just-being-hysterical writing, had reliably inveighed against feminism over the years.
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This week, Trump, the purveyor of nationalism, joined in a Twitter war with Rapinoe after the release of a video in which she said she wouldn't be visiting the "f***ing White House," although she didn't expect Trump to invite the team if it won the Women's World Cup final.
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According to Bankston, these are the first lawsuits he is aware of in which a parent of a mass shooting victim has sued Jones, a notorious purveyor of vapid conspiracies whose main source of revenue is using InfoWars as a vehicle to sell the gullible on snake-oil diet supplements.
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Turtle Beach is known for gaming headsets, but it'll soon be adding an entirely new roster of PC gaming peripherals to its catalog: it's purchasing Roccat, a fine purveyor of mice, keyboards, mouse pads, and headsets, for $19.2 million in cash, stock, and earn-out payments, according to the press release.
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Finally, you can add your Leonor Greyl hair oil to the same virtual cart as your paper towels and dog food — and according to a new report from WWD, Amazon's beauty marketplace might get even better soon, if a rumored partnership with luxury beauty purveyor Violet Grey comes to fruition.
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Computer scientist Alan Turing is primarily remembered for being the father of artificial intelligence and for hacking the Nazi Enigma machine during the Second World War, but as the co-purveyor of the Church-Turing thesis, he recognized the ability of computers to do just about anything—including making music.
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While Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey recently appeared on a podcast run by a notable purveyor of anti-vaccination theories, Facebook was forced to remove ads posted by another prominent so-called "anti-vaxxer" who had spent more than $5,000 to target, among others, women the Washington-area during a measles outbreak.
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Even one of the fair's major players, Brunello Cucinelli, is quick to credit American merchants for the success that vaulted him from a mere purveyor of cashmere sweaters to a billionaire whose quietly stylish blazers and sports clothes now stand as a sartorial emblem of arrival for the global 1 percent.
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Imagine, now, that Facebook tweaks its algorithm in a way that — rather than cause wild swings in web traffic to a purveyor of viral videos — leads to a steep decline in advertising and sales for a consumer-products company, one that happens to be the largest employer in a small town.
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But it hit the Sundance Film Festival with full force only in January, when Charlotte's Web, a leading purveyor of the substance — the Uber of CBD, if you will — hosted a three-day party, lines out the door, in a converted store and restaurant on Main Street in Park City, Utah.
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With titanium prices rising and delivery dates looming, Boeing knew it needed help, so in 2006 it did what many companies do when faced with vexing problems: It turned to McKinsey & Company, the consulting firm with the golden pedigree, purveyor of "best practices" advice to businesses and governments around the world.
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A Ring spokesperson also said the company has no law enforcement partnerships outside the US. Bought by Amazon in early 2018 for more than $13 million, Ring has become a leading purveyor of internet connected doorbells thanks in part to relationships with police departments that help to market its devices.
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Mr. Crichton always wanted to advance big, alarmist ideas — about viral plagues, about Japanese business tactics, about the true nature of sexual harassment — but his instinct for pleasing his audience is why he had a career as a best-selling author, rather than another penniless purveyor of hard sci-fi.
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"YouTube has a legal right to do whatever it wants in this space, but it has no ethical right to project itself as some kind of objective purveyor of information when it not only aligns itself with radical groups, but won't be transparent on how it's doing business," Bozell said.
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I find this a little funny on one hand, and a little worrisome on the other, because if there were a Fake News Hall of Fame, and I were its curator, Johnson, a longtime purveyor of journalism-flavored character assassinations (and failed assassination attempts) would be one of my first inductees.
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Focused on Matt and Shelby, a couple who buys a home in North Carolina, the show within the show — dubbed My Roanoke Nightmare — chronicled their eventual flight from the house as spirits led by a woman known as "The Butcher" (played by Kathy Bates, our finest purveyor of wacky mayhem) threatened their lives.
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Known to colleagues as prickly and blunt as a nine-term congressman, he now projects a can't-we-all-get-along buoyancy about the ways of the world, calling himself "the prince of light and hope" in the 2016 primary field and proving to be a prolific purveyor of campaign trail hugs.
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Huawei, the largest telecommunications equipment company in the world and a major purveyor of smartphones globally, is a success story in China, but has faced intense scrutiny in the US. Officials have repeatedly raised concerns that Huawei technology could be used by the Chinese government for espionage, a claim the company has denied.
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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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A handful of glowing testimonials, preferably in broken English about unrelated products and written by a known review purveyor on Fiverr, can not only take out a competitor and allow you to move up a slot in Amazon's search results, it can land your rival in the bewildering morass of Amazon's suspension system.
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This involved labelling the source websites of shared links based on "a grounded typology that has been tested over several elections around the world in 2016-2.53", with a content source getting coded as a purveyor of junk news if it failed on 3 out of 5 of criteria of the typology.
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Farage, the former leader of the U.K. Independence Party, is known for his anti-immigrant stance and for being a prominent purveyor in the push for Britain to leave the EU. But the White House has already laid the groundwork to assure Merkel and the EU that they are committed to the relationship.
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Actor Jason Isaacs summed up many of his peers' views in an Instagram post: "Hoping to forget politics for one night and bask in other people's glory at the #Netflix #Emmys party and who do I spot at the bar late at night but the poisonous purveyor of lies #SeanSpicer," he wrote.
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I think it's telling, too, that the Weinstein allegations are coming out only now, after decades' worth of rumors, when his company seems to be in dire financial straits, increasingly trying to reinvent itself as a purveyor of TV event series (even as it's often rumored to be selling off its TV division).
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George Jordan and Agustin Rodriguez, of ANR Signature Collection, the sellers of the $15.895 million Los Angeles property, declined to say what they spent on the social media open house but said the cost was offset by several sponsors, including the weed purveyor (Bloom) and Vesta, the staging company that furnished the home.
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This fall, fans of the hypebeast culture can choose from logo-embellished Balenciaga pullovers and embroidered Gucci slippers at Barneys New York, Off-White sweatshirts and camouflage jackets at Saks Fifth Avenue, and Vetements parkas at 10 Corso Como, the newly alighted Milanese purveyor of cooler-than-thou luxury wares in Lower Manhattan.
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Also swaying along were Molly Sims, the model and actress, and her husband Scott Stuber, a Netflix executive; Rachel Zoe, the stylist, who wore a floor-sweeping teal-green vintage Halston; Eric Ripert, the chef; Cynthia Rowley, the designer; Dylan Lauren, the candy purveyor; and Jayma Cardoso, an owner of the Surf Lodge.
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Washington Owner Dan Snyder needs to look at Cleveland's move and then look in the mirror and ask whether he wants to be forever known as the most famous purveyor of bigotry in modern sports, or if he wants to finally stand on the right side of history and change his team's name.
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The highlight was a stained-glass-and-marble floor lamp by Maarten de Ceulaer and the Belgian glass purveyor Atelier Mestdagh, but we also spotted a nice take on one of the fair's most ubiquitous objects this year — a room divider — by the designer Vito Nesta and the wallpaper artisans at San Patrignano.
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People are stupid in many different ways, and so too must be the reaction shot Mr. Santos was filming for Giphy, the company that is the best-known purveyor of GIFs, the seconds-long soundless video clips that give people a shorthand to express an emotion or reaction through their phones or computers.
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"If Democrats are going to position themselves as a party that stands up for the public against big special interests, they can't be taking money from the biggest purveyor of nicotine addiction to kids," said Dr. Stanton Glantz, University of California at San Francisco's director of its Center for Tobacco Control Research and Education.
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On wax, he's a purveyor of hard edged but slight and good spirited trap who's quietly versatile enough to fit into records by J-Lo and Miley Cyrus while associating in his own work with the likes of Rick Ross and Diddy and keeping up in his social life with Kanye West and the Kardashians.
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Far from being the victim of "a modern witch burning," as the neuroscientist and podcaster Sam Harris has described him, Murray has been able to cloak himself in the mantle of the embattled intellectual, the purveyor of forbidden knowledge, while comfortably ensconced at the American Enterprise Institute, the influential think tank, for three decades.
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The 73 tweet, which was circulated by prominent alt-right figure and Pizzagate conspiracy purveyor Mike Cernovich, was a satirical comment on director Roman Polanski's arrest by Swiss authorities in connection to charges that Polanski raped a minor in 1977, and subsequent defenses from Hollywood insiders whose arguments boiled down to the fact that Polanski has made great art.
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"People are getting increasingly savvy about ingredients and labels, and we make it a priority to keep our ingredient lists simple and certifiably organic," says Jyoti Stephens, spokesperson and VP of people, culture, and mission at Nature's Path — a family-owned purveyor of packaged products like oatmeal, granola, and breakfast bars, available at most grocery stores.
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The snack cake purveyor has announced a partnership with Kerry Convenience, a company that provides food and beverage products to convenience stores, to sell "Twinkies Cappuccino" – a beverage that finally combines the Italian innovation of putting steamed milk on top of a latte with the American innovation of putting creamy filling inside of a shelf-stable sponge cake.
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Jobs, the all-American purveyor of new technology, and Frenchman Arnault, protector of centuries-old luxury brands may not seem obvious bedfellows, but the Apple co-founder had a "combination of creativity and a keen sense of how to manage growth," and was one of the people Arnault most admired according to a 2017 Forbes interview.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit on Wednesday refused to second-guess the Patent Trial Appeal Board's decision that online adult-content purveyor MindGeek USA waited too long to challenge the University of Southern California's patents on multimedia storage and retrieval technology used in its video library of firsthand accounts by Holocaust survivors.
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True, it might enrich one's understanding of the covetable bags (the mainstay of a house founded as purveyor of luggage) to know that the drawings adorning them are adaptations by the artists Jake and Dinos Chapman of early Dutch etchings that Mr. Jones found at a shop near Boulders Beach on one of his South African trips.
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He embarked on a new profession 20 years ago as a purveyor of sepia and black-and-white images of Shanghai and Beijing before World War II. He specializes in photos of bourgeois families from the 1930s who, dressed in traditional Chinese finery, posed in studios with European backdrops that featured Bugati cars and Art Deco furniture.
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One of the most interesting features of his career has been watching the character development of the imposter whose records we buy, from the wild, footstompin purveyor of mutant blues—starting around the time of 1980's Heartattack and Vine—to the beatboxing-in-the-bathroom bard of DIY hip-hop on 2004's Real Gone.
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MILAN — Founded here in 1913 as a luggage purveyor to the local carriage trade, Fratelli Prada probably would not have become a synonym for Italian fashion had the male scion, uninterested in the business, not passed it on to his daughter, Luisa, who in turn eventually handed the baton to a daughter of her own, a girl named Miuccia.
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Such promotions are part of a wide-ranging "normalization" strategy by Philip Morris to scrub its image as a purveyor of cancer-causing cigarettes and present its new smoking alternatives as youthful, upscale lifestyle products, according to a ten-month study by tobacco researchers at Stanford University, who shared it exclusively with Reuters before its release on Friday.
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After diversifying its roster to include such characters as a Muslim-American Ms. Marvel, and Iron Man and Moon Girl with black female leads, Marvel VP of sales David Gabriel chalked up the company's declining sales to the increased representation of not-white-dude characters (disregarding the myriad problems with both storylines and productions that had plagued the comic book purveyor for years).
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One short stretch of King Street includes Purple Crow Books, which shows off works by local authors like Lee Smith and Hal Crowther; a community FM radio station that plays, among other things, electronic and old-time string music; Carolina Game and Fish, a purveyor of shotguns, high-performance fishing reels and live bait; and Dual Supply Company, a family-run hardware store.
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Petco recently signed a deal with JustFoodForDogs, a Southern California purveyor of "handcrafted" meals with "human quality ingredients," to install in its stores the answer to Whole Foods' juice bars and sushi stations: exhibition kitchens and pantries where pets and pet parents will be able to watch chefs prepare the company's signature dishes — venison and squash, say, or chicken stir fry.
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For the past few months, the company has discussed the policies because they either focused on banning a single account, which was too narrow, or labeling someone a purveyor of hate speech or someone who incited violence, which was overly broad and required removing all associated accounts and the content under review — including those of anyone else who was supporting the same views.
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The new docuseries exposes the dark world of exotic animal ownership and its most notorious players — in particular, Joe "Exotic" Maldonado-Passage: big cat breeder, purveyor of "Tiger King" underwear, and former owner of the G.W. Zoo in Wynnewood, OK, who also currently happens to be serving 22 years in prison for plotting a murder-for-hire (which was ultimately foiled).
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Somehow, this entire scene is treated like a Bachelor-style date rather than a meeting between a woman ravaged by the toxicity of slavery — an earlier scene shows young Carmen (Victoria Mosquera) tending to the wounds of a male slave whose back has been torn apart by a whip — who has inexplicably fallen for a purveyor and beneficiary of that very life-ruining institution.
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Watching the four episodes together — and seeing Goldblum in conversation with sneaker promoters, a purveyor of highbrow ice cream, a mystical big-wave surfer or a promoter of eco-friendly technologies (and eliminator of jobs) at Levi-Strauss — you might decide that "The World According to Jeff Goldblum" is really a show about hucksters, and that the host is someone who appreciates, and knows, a good hustle.
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If that's your fetish, get there quickly, because the rusted old shipyard, which New York City bought from the federal government in 1966, is rapidly going the way of the rest of Brooklyn, with a small-batch distillery and rooftop farm already in place and a cavernous food hall featuring an outpost of Russ & Daughters, a purveyor of smoked fish and Jewish delicacies, on the way.
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" The business of America In January 1925, President Calvin Coolidge addressed the American Society of Newspaper Editors in Washington with a speech entitled "The Press Under a Free Government": "There does not seem to be cause for alarm in the dual relationship of the press to the public, whereby it is on one side a purveyor of information and opinion and on the other side a purely business enterprise.
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Among Berkshire's other Texas holdings are Acme Brick and Justin Brands, a brickmaker and cowboy boot purveyor, respectively, both based in Fort Worth (they were once part of the same company acquired by Berkshire in 2000); Allie Beth Allman & Associates, a Dallas luxury real estate firm; and Berkshire Hathaway Automotive, the Dallas-based product of a 2014 deal for the largest private auto dealership once based in Phoenix.
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Dumbass millennials and dumbass Nick Gazin put on their fedoras with our press cards sticking out of the band and head down to Burger King to make jokes about the ridiculous thing, but the joke's on us—the Whopperito is the setup, and the payoff is that a bunch of drunk youths give their money to Burger King instead of some other purveyor of delicious salt, sugar, and fat.
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One of the few widely recognizable names on the roster of New York Fashion Week: Men's — whose fourth installment will kick off Monday night with Mr. Abboud's runway show — the designer shared his views of men's fashion over a cup of English breakfast tea and an English muffin at Hamburger Heaven, an old-school Midtown coffee shop that is a landmark purveyor of unpretentious, quality fare, not unlike the designer himself.
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Some years ago David Wasserman, an analyst with the Cook Political Report, spotted a way to predict the political leanings of any given county: check whether it is home to a Whole Foods supermarket, purveyor of heirloom tomatoes and gluten-free dog biscuits to the Subaru-owning classes; or to a Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, a restaurant chain that offers chicken and dumplings and other comfort foods to mostly rural, often southern customers.
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Things got off to a rough start last Thursday, when a storm led to the cancellation of some parties, including a reception at the Museum at F.I.T. 14 Photos View Slide Show ' It didn't help that Tommy Hilfiger decamped for Los Angeles's Venice Beach, Rachel Comey took her dinner show to an art gallery in downtown Los Angeles and Rodarte, a reliable purveyor of free beer and raucous times, fled to Paris.
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Comparing a beauty brand's rabid following to the Beatlemania frenzy might seem like a non-sequitur at first blush, but consider this: 25,000 people put their names on the waitlist to be first in line when then-under-the-radar affordable skin-care purveyor The Ordinary announced that it would be adding foundation to its already robust collection earlier this year, and 25,000 people attended The Beatles' last-ever live performance in San Francisco in 1966.
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Part of the reason that Amazon is interested in acquiring third-party brands and building its own private-label business is because the company has typically had a hard time shaking its no-nonsense and decidedly unsexy image as a purveyor of cut-price books, electronics and just about anything under the sun — an image that has kept some fashion brands away from selling through the site, and keen fashionably-minded shoppers from visiting and buying there.
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In these streets you can happen onto the city's last triperia, where slabs of boiled tripe are mounded upon marble counters; the century-old Drogheria Torielli, a purveyor of spices, remedies and herbs, where I once saw a single tea bag gift-wrapped as lovingly as if it had been an emerald ring; and Profumo, which in 2015 was named the No. 1 gelato shop in all of Italy by the food and wine magazine Gambero Rosso.
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