Remember the Ultrabook that their marketing pushed around certain specifications?
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" Trudeau then responded saying, "Canada won&apost be pushed around.
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I was being pushed around a little easier than usual.
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If so, don't let yourself be pushed around any longer.
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I don't like being pushed around or taken advantage of.
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People hate taxes because they hate to be pushed around.
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We will not let ourselves be pushed around by anyone.
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"Europe won't be pushed around," Mr. Scholz said, smiling serenely.
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You don't really want to get pushed around by Thierry.
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Donald Trump, he has reminded us, will not be pushed around.
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After everything she's been through, Claire refuses to be pushed around.
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But their victory is fragile, and they can be pushed around.
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"He demonstrated that he's not going to be pushed around," D'Amato said.
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SG: Yes, and they were letting themselves get pushed around essentially, right?
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I felt stupid and ashamed that I'd allowed myself to be pushed around.
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" Trudeau said Canadians are nice but added, "We will not be pushed around.
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His productivity comes in bursts; he can get pushed around on the boards.
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I can tell you he is tough and he won't be pushed around.
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"To a certain extent, you're looking at rubble being pushed around," he said.
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Other journalists also reported being pushed around by the man at Monday's rally.
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"I was pushed around, overworked, underpaid and sexually harassed daily," Mr. Barrett said.
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And bigger companies, such as Flixbus and Student Agency, are less easily pushed around.
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We're a big country with a small self-esteem, used to being pushed around.
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Plus, the sheer amount of cash being pushed around in this industry is staggering.
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Samson also adores being pushed around the outdoors in his giant, green cat stroller.
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In February, Trudeau warned that Canada "will not be pushed around" on trade negotiations.
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Farhad: Spotify wasn't the only media company getting pushed around by giants this week.
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So the philosophy was, let's get someone young, who could presumably be pushed around.
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"Canadians, we're polite, we're reasonable, but we also will not be pushed around," said Trudeau.
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Canadians, we&aposre polite, we&aposre reasonable, but we also will not be pushed around.
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This flat surface is meant to get pushed around by light coming from the Sun.
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"Canadians are polite and reasonable, but we will also not be pushed around," he said.
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"As Canadians, we are polite, we're reasonable, but also we will not be pushed around."
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Neither of these men can be pushed around, and I am certain Bolton knows that.
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"Canadians, we're polite, we're reasonable, but we will also not be pushed around," Trudeau said.
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"Canadians, we're polite, we're reasonable, but we also will not be pushed around," Trudeau said.
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She pushed around pieces of crust with her fork, mushing them into the ice cream.
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Mr. Trump has made it very clear that he doesn't care to be pushed around.
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Cameron said she believed Lake drank to drown out memories of being pushed around in Hollywood.
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His domineering persona is attractive to loyalists who wanted a President who wouldn't be pushed around.
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I do it, because I want women to see that you do not get pushed around.
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Green Bay had won four in a row but was pushed around from the get-go.
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That's how you have to think, or you're going to get pushed around in this game.
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Ms. Planté played guitar while being pushed around the stage in an office chair on wheels.
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People denying these brave women who are speaking out while knowing they will be pushed around.
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But it's because I'm not cynical that I don't like being pushed around by unearned sentimentality.
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"Canadians are polite, we're reasonable but we also will not be pushed around," Mr. Trudeau said.
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And the firm's partnership structure insulates Mr. Kravis and his colleagues from being pushed around anyway.
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All of these ground rules to let them know that we're not going to be pushed around.
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"In a store, when shopping, they were easily pushed around by the crowd," the research team reported.
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They're tired of seeing our country being pushed around and led by people that are stupid people.
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Children's toys have evolved far beyond the hoops and sticks pushed around by fancy lads long ago.
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"My timeline kept getting pushed around because of other health problems that I was having," Finch says.
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Seeking to show that he could not be pushed around, he developed an ornery streak early on.
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I got a quarter through and it wasn't going anywhere; the blood was just getting pushed around.
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And he's giving a news conference about how he will not be pushed around by the United States.
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"I think he just didn't have a taste for it any more — to be pushed around," says Erb.
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Drake and Migos upcoming tour has been delayed more than a week, with several shows getting pushed around.
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But last night, we met a different version of Rebecca: a strong woman who wouldn't be pushed around.
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Now, I do think Democrats should do everything they can to not be pushed around by big money.
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"The FBI wasn't going to be pushed around by the Nixon administration," Weiner notes in the opening chapter.
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"America's not going to be pushed around any more," they would declare, working for scale, $275 a day.
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"It's in my blood not to get pushed around when there's criticism—especially associational criticism," he told me.
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They wish not to be pushed around by what traders in financial markets and cable news pundits want.
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" When she asked the arresting officer "why we had to be pushed around, he said he didn't know.
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You're now being pushed around by I'm sure a Russian somewhere in St. Petersburg or something like that.
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He is giving a news conference about how he will not be pushed around by the United States.
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"This is a way for North Korea to demonstrate that they will not be pushed around," he said.
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" Trudeau had said Saturday that Canadians "are polite, we&aposre reasonable, but also we will not be pushed around.
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If it detects a new object, it'll go check it out and see if it can be pushed around.
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" Trump added that the 1940s and '50s were okay because "we were not pushed around" and "we were pretty
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And I'll go there: If younger, healthier dogs want to be pushed around in a stroller, all the better.
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The problem both firms are trying to overcome is that cloth is floppy and behaves unpredictably when pushed around.
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If a piece of money fell in a strange spot where it can't be pushed around, that's a problem.
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Europe was caught between "dismemberment by the leprosy of nationalism, and being pushed around by outside powers," he said.
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What he has done is make people respect America because I felt like we got pushed around a lot.
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"I'm tired of seeing white people pushed around," said one man, Ted, who refused to give his last name.
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I am loving Khloé's back in action attitude — she was never meant to be a follower or pushed around.
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This is not surprising since most governments don't like to be seen as being pushed around by foreign states.
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I don't think the Fed and Chairman (Jerome) Powell will be susceptible to be pushed around by Trump's comments.
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All of these different messages are getting pushed around, and again, it's happening on both sides of the aisle.
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Let me be real for a minute: I get pushed around a lot more than I like to let on.
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She didn't know exactly what steps Washington had taken against Turkey, but said her country would not be pushed around.
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You folks are being pushed around by politics and occasional world events that have NOTHING to do with our economy.
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A tilting wing also exposes the aircraft to the risk of being pushed around by wind gusts when tilted up.
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The US might be largest and most powerful economy in the world, but it's been pushed around, according to Trump.
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It's not the first time MiMi's gotten the rolling-royal-treatment ... she was pushed around during her Vegas show too.
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Trump and Putin Trump and Putin share one main trait: they are both unpredictable and don't like being pushed around.
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"Unlike Obama, @POTUS isn't going to be pushed around by Russia or anybody else," she said on Twitter on Saturday.
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Thinner and spottier ice is easily pushed around by storms, exposing open ocean water, which releases heat into the atmosphere.
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So it's actually hard to do the analysis because to a certain extent you are looking at rubble being pushed around.
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The way they tell it, when China acts tough it is in self-defence, showing that it cannot be pushed around.
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You never forget that you're pressing on cardboard; the keys can be pushed around or even pulled out with little effort.
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Lemos said Brazil should also seek better trade terms from China, refusing to be pushed around by its biggest trade partner.
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He was not temperamentally set up to be a top pick, and was routinely pushed around by smaller players in practice.
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Clouds could be up to three times taller on a donut planet, and they'd be pushed around by much stronger winds.
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After a half century of being pushed around by doctors and industry, they were ready to "take mothering back," Bentley writes.
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A controversial figure for sure, he could not be pushed around by Washington, offending it by his very impudence and survival.
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At school he was often picked on, pushed around and punched, as was I. I don't remember him ever fighting back.
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Given how the Penguins had been pushed around in Nashville in Games 3 and 4, they more than held their own.
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Meanwhile, "company men" like Rubens Barrichello and Felipe Massa are mostly remembered for getting pushed around by their more famous teammates.
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The seat movements also mimicked the camera movements, so as bodies went flying, you felt like you were being pushed around, too.
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"We're here to stay and we're ready to say we're not going to get pushed around as immigrants," said Durand of CASA.
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IT MAY BE VERY TOUGH SOMETIMES, BUT IF YOU AREN'T WILLING TO WALK AWAY, YOU'RE GOING TO GET PUSHED AROUND PRETTY DRAMATICALLY.
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"You have a charged particle and it sits in a space where it gets pushed around by oscillating electric fields," Brewer said.
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In Guy Shelmerdine's Catatonic, the viewer inhabits a wheelchair-bound patient being pushed around the psychiatric wing of a 1940s-era hospital.
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It all fed a narrative that the president was being pushed around in a region under the sway of a resurgent China.
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New York (CNN Business)Jerome Powell had a message for both Wall Street and Washington: The Federal Reserve won't be pushed around.
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Intel has been hit by both Spectre and Meltdown and shares in all three chipmakers have been pushed around by the issues.
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In that fight Vick went about getting cracked, pushed around, and backed into corners just as he had in his worst performances.
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" Her take on the distribution of rising health care costs: "We've got this balloon and it's being pushed around rather than shrunk.
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The most exciting seats — pushed around during the concert to change a listener's perspective — are sold out, but others are still available.
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And because office spaces often have forced air systems, those "clouds" of viral particles could get pushed around and into your space.
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During the summit, Trudeau had issued a stinging rebuke of U.S. tariffs, asserting that Canadians "will not be pushed around" by Washington.
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Even though some question the president's approach to Russia, Eric Trump said his father would not be "pushed around" by Mr. Putin.
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"Once we got inside we got pushed around by security and ultimately couldn't see or meet anyone," Ashley Foster, 19, told BuzzFeed News.
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" The survey revealed that "15% of Blacks and 17% of Hispanics reported being shoved or pushed around, in contrast to 6% of Whites.
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A hot fire which would have really come in handy in that GOP debate when he was getting pushed around by "Reek" Christie.
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For decades, the Rohingya have been pushed around this shoulder area of Asia where the Indian subcontinent and the Southeast Asian peninsula meet.
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" But Mr. Bercow seemed to savor his decision, declaring on Monday, "I will not be pushed around by agents of the executive branch.
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In solar-ruled Leo, Uranus bestows your generation with a bright and fiery character that refuses to be pushed around or made small.
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The orbits of these objects seem to indicate that they've been pushed around by a larger planet, roughly 10 times the mass of Earth.
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Dust and crumbs only get pushed around with a mop — good thing Everybot has a dry cleaning mode to clear the floor before mopping.
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But a strong pro-NATO statement could make it clear to Putin that Trump's America can't be pushed around after the election interference episode.
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Onboard systems keep it upright and balanced, and it can recover from being pushed around — not as much as a legged robot, but still.
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But the process of laundering, after all, becomes rather difficult when there is an immutable, peer-maintained record of every penny being pushed around.
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It's about time we stepped up our game with our best Marilyn Manson lewks and really showed everyone we aren't to be pushed around.
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For his part, Trudeau had commented that Canada would not be pushed around by the U.S. and that it would proceed with retaliatory tariffs.
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Any agreement will be scrutinized very carefully in Mexico and Canada, however, from the perspective of not being pushed around by their big neighbor.
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In the latest incident, a man in Chonburi province was shown being pushed around by a mob and struck several times on the head.
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My daughter likes to be pushed around on it, but she also likes to push it herself with her baby dolls on the seat.
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But even as an intern, who by design gets pushed around professionally by her superiors, she's always been able to stick up for herself.
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Several other stations, including BFM TV and franceinfo, on Sunday showed images of reporters being hassled or pushed around during Saturday's "yellow vest" marches.
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Mr. Miller slammed the evils of "foreign labor" and pushed around nasty news articles on proponents of compromise, like Senator Marco Rubio of Florida.
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Men and women who'd had hard weekdays were not going to put up with being pushed around on this particular weekend, especially by tourists.
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In late July, she said, about ten Senegalese peddlers pushed around two police officers who were loading confiscated counterfeit goods into their patrol car.
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" He told me, "I was feeling pushed around, and bullied, and asked to do things I didn't think I should be asked to do.
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These sea creatures, with their vivid blue sails, can be pushed around by strong winds, and strong onshore winds can shove them into the shallows.
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Eric Trump told London's Daily Telegraph that his father will not be "pushed around" by Vladimir Putin, adding that his father won't take being crossed.
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At any point the vehicle can be manually pushed around by a child, thanks to clever engineering that ensures the drive motors won't get damaged.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South Africa's worst drought in over a century has pushed around 50,000 below the poverty line, the World Bank said on Wednesday.
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The UK boxing superstar was in a GREAT mood in NYC on Wednesday -- despite getting pushed around by Miller during their press conference on Tuesday.
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They said that Trump had displayed strength and a refusal to be pushed around, and that these assets would be vital in the months ahead.
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Pompeo has his own professional and military background, and he does not come across as someone prone to being "pushed around" in the bureaucratic sense.
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It's important for corporate and civic America to stand together "against these people" and show them that Parkland students cannot be pushed around, Hogg said.
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Trudeau said in a press conference after Trump had departed for Singapore that Canada would "not be pushed around," and vowed to implement retaliatory tariffs.
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But newly empowered Democrats on Tuesday delivered their own pointed message to President Trump and the nation: We're back and we won't be pushed around.
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For now, the president has stamped the authority of his office and Italy's constitution on this new government, signaling that he will not be pushed around.
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The land in question is imbued with a nice physicality: grass sways as you move through it, and many objects can be pushed around at will.
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After getting pushed around for most of the second half, the Mountaineers' defense finally broke through, and the big play came at a most opportune time.
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As they are pushed around by wind, the bits of slush and ice accumulate snow and form spheres, according to an article in The Siberian Times.
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Likewise, holding rebounding position against him for more than a second or two is nearly impossible—even the league's biggest centers get pushed around by him.
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That robot you see being pushed around is the latest generation of Atlas, the insanely advanced humanoid robot as built by the Google-owned Boston Dynamics .
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"It will be clear throughout this trial, that the defendant knew he was preying on women without experience ... these women were pawns, pushed around," she said.
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It is captured by a local saying, "We don't be druv," which translates as "We won't be pushed around and are a bit rebellious," he said.
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" "If there had a been a rate cut today I would have been more concerned about the Federal Reserve being pushed around politically than the economy.
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But, by giving ground at all, it may show that Mr Macron can be pushed around by mobs on the streets, thus encouraging more mobs to form.
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"The Soviet Union is not a weak, poor country that can be pushed around," Vladimir Kriuchkov, the head of Soviet intelligence, told his American counterparts in 1987.
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All of those things put together may have made Kim feel it was time to send a signal that North Korea wasn't going to be pushed around.
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"Canadians, we're polite, we're reasonable but we also will not be pushed around," Trudeau, the host of the two-day summit in La Malbaie, Quebec, told reporters.
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I think pulling out of the Paris agreement on climate change is a good signal that we're not going to be pushed around and we're not chumps.
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Joan Claybrook, also former administrator of NHTSA, said she was "pleased" that regulators have got the conversation started, but warned against being pushed around by the industry.
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Cubs collect 17 hits in rout of Pirates PITTSBURGH — Chad Kuhl said it was "one of those nights" after he got pushed around by the Chicago Cubs.
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He projects as a defender who can switch on the perimeter but will get pushed around in the post, something that isn't ideal in modern NBA schemes.
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The large number of rebuilding teams very likely contributed too, but now baseball hopes to see the benefit, showcasing the glamour teams that pushed around the losers.
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However, in an unfamiliar sight, LSU initially got pushed around by Clemson and was down 17-7 -- LSU's biggest deficit of the season -- in the second quarter.
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The cost of the unnecessary insurance pushed around 274,000 customers into delinquency and resulted in nearly 25,000 wrongful vehicle repossessions, the article said, citing the internal report.
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Eric, 33, also told The Telegraph that the attack showed that his father is not secretly conspiring with Russia and will not be "pushed around" by Vladimir Putin.
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Other Allen Institute scientists built the Sims-like house, filling it with everyday items and realistic physics—kitchen cupboards full of dishes, couches that can be pushed around.
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By now we are all familiar with Justin Trudeau, Canada's woke prime minister, he who preens and postures in public about not being pushed around by President Trump.
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But if Mack gets pushed around early, it could be a long night for everyone counting on him to pave the way for Atlanta's first Super Bowl win.
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"Women who have been attacked or sexually violated can re-experience that in prison by being restrained, or locked up, or pushed around by male guards," she said.
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The assembled alphas famously pushed each other hard in practice, but left the most interesting stuff in those gyms; everyone else in the world just got pushed around.
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This typically doesn't work out well for the smaller party: They tend to get pushed around by their bigger partner, and lose their core supporters as a result.
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For the past four days Nanshan's 32 snow cannons had been firing fool-you-fluffy crystals that workers then pushed around to cover a few of the slopes.
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The characters we used to enjoy have become paper doll versions of themselves, pushed around by an aimless plot for 99 minutes until it's time to go home.
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But because Clinton lost the election, many Democratic voters have come to believe that Clinton was pushed around by Trump and that the Republican made her look weak.
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"Change Your Life Learning How to Assert Yourself Instead of Being Pushed Around," promises the March 1976 cover, featuring model Denise Hopkins in a mint green, disco-ready dress.
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Those losses have also pushed around 10 stocks' relative strength to 30 or below, the threshold that indicates oversold territory and that may signal a rebound in the making.
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After Mr Trudeau said, at a post-summit press conference, that Canada would not be pushed around, he fired off a barrage of tweets calling him "very dishonest & weak".
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The White House responded Thursday to criticism of Trump's attacks against the "Morning Joe" co-hosts, saying that Trump would not allow himself to be pushed around by bullying.
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More than 85 have died in street violence Opposition lawmakers were physically pushed around last week at the National Assembly by the national guard, which is controlled by Maduro.
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And I see the television and he's giving a news conference about how he will not be pushed around by the United States and I say push him around?
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Americans are more worried about the rupturing of international alliances and agreements than they are about being pushed around by other countries, according to a new Axios/SurveyMonkey poll.
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So, it's no surprise that Trudeau rolls in at number five, saying Canada won't be pushed around and we're "insulted" by Trump claiming the tariffs on national security grounds.
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There are many such ideas in "Borderline," pushed around and pulled aloft like the metal cubes of the set, which have something to do with the cages of identity.
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Canadians may agree that Nafta is good for the country's economy, but the notion of being pushed around by their larger, more powerful neighbor sets their teeth on edge.
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That only fueled the sense in South Korea that the country was again being pushed around by its longtime protector, whom it relies upon for defense but often resents.
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"I'd gone from Manhattan, where dogs were pushed around in strollers and lived a really luxurious life, to India, and saw dogs living the absolute opposite life," McGuire said.
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Photos taken from the public outing show Samantha, who has multiple sclerosis, being pushed around in a wheelchair while her companion, a man, hands a letter to a palace guard.
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EU—one of two main campaign groups during the referendum—tweeted, "We didn't win two world wars to be pushed around by a kraut," next to an image of Merkel.
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Trudeau, facing elections in 2019, said on Sunday that Canada "will not be pushed around", triggering a fierce attack from Trump and his advisers, one of whom apologized on Tuesday.
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No longer can passengers be pushed around or abused without airlines being held accountable by the millions of people who can and will watch the footage once it's leaked online.
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CCPs have become focal points of risk as a result of new rules that have pushed around 60% of the US$544trn over-the-counter derivatives market into central clearing.
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Dugan does a fine job both behind the camera and in front of it, as the pro tour figurehead who is constantly being pushed around by both McGavin and Venit.
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The singer was shown in a quick-changing montage: giving a posh recital, being pushed around by well-dressed men, being interrogated, becoming pregnant, raising a child, and so on.
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Early on a frigid morning, Mr. Deng — blindfolded and wearing a backpack weighted with sand — was tackled and pushed around by fraternity members before he fell unconscious, the authorities said.
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He is well suited for it — in his third term, having previously been a governor and a cabinet member — and he doesn't need to let himself get pushed around again.
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From heated rhetoric in the official state press to the recent seizing of an underwater American drone near the Philippines, Beijing is sending signals that it won't be pushed around.
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They've been known to last on land for several minutes, aided by moisture on the skin, but it also would not have appreciated being pulled and pushed around during the process.
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Their Miniature Autonomous Underwater Explorer (M-AUE) gets pushed around by the currents, tracks its surroundings, and allows scientists to measure oceanic properties in 3D relatively inexpensively, for the first time.
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Trudeau held a press conference addressing the U.S. recently announcing they'll be imposing tariffs on certain Canadian imports, saying Canada wouldn't be "pushed around" and will do the same to us.
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"The issue is the arranging banks are getting pushed around by the sponsors so the documentation is bad on every deal, not just for the stronger credits," a second investor said.
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I keep every appointment and task in my planner, and between the wedding, the High Holidays, and now me being sick, there's a huge amount of work that's getting pushed around.
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She said, we&aposre tired of being pushed around, we&aposre tired of being the patsies, we go to remember that we are America, and we are the last best hope.
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"Employees were pushed around and the protesters threatened to burn trucks entering and exiting the Smelter," Glencore said, adding that operations at the chrome smelter, which is near Rustenburg, are continuing.
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After he departed for Singapore, Trump lashed out at Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, calling him "dishonest & weak" for saying Canada would "not be pushed around" and would institute retaliatory tariffs.
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"If there's a bar scene where people are getting pushed around and thrown over bar tables and smashed with bottles, you're not going to have women in that fight," Mitchell says.
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"Myles was a little upset with how we played and how we kind of got pushed around in our last game against Denver," said McMillan of the Pacers' Friday home loss.
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After departing from the Quebec summit for Singapore, Trump tweeted that Trudeau's remarks at a news conference, where he said Canada would not be pushed around, "were very dishonest and weak".
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Mr. Trump seems unbothered by the ostracism, making the case that America has allowed itself for too many years to be pushed around by foreign powers that took advantage of it.
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Back in Vatican City, underneath the Sistine chapel that day, pushed around by other tourists we were only staging their own rebellions of etiquette, I felt the weight of this prescribed beauty.
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While the Chinese have shown a willingness to make concessions to maintain economic stability, Xi and the Chinese people are also nationalistic and historically sensitive to being pushed around by Western powers.
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In his announcement following Trump's exit from the G7 summit in Canada on Saturday, Trudeau said Canada would "not be pushed around" and affirmed they would put the retaliatory measures in place.
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" TOM DI GALOMA, MANAGING DIRECTOR, SEAPORT GLOBAL HOLDINGS, NEW YORK: "There are a lot of people off in Europe and this equity market's getting pushed around, that is one of the issues.
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Across the country and in the corridors of Ottawa, there was quiet satisfaction that self-effacing Canada had stood up to Mr. Trump, and had not allowed itself to be pushed around.
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And Mr. Varadkar is unwilling to get into separate negotiations with London on Brexit; these negotiations are handled by Brussels in part to ensure that Ireland is not pushed around by Britain.
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And Murphy was an inspiration: the opposite of a pushed-around, silenced woman, she wore those sharply tailored suits and the power that came with them as if born to do so.
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As President Trump was leaving the G7 summit onboard Air Force One, Trudeau held a press conference in which he said that Canada would not be "pushed around" by the U.S. on trade.
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On the other hand, he got pushed around by almost every low-post power forward and center in college, and he will be at a bigger disadvantage against bigger and stronger NBA players.
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A sure lightning rod for anyone who's ever felt pushed around by those who should have lifted you up, Pinky is a deliciously conflicted look at the difficult task of becoming an adult.
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To ensure that guests don't have to be pushed around in a manual wheelchair, the Human Engineering Research Laboratories will deliver ten of its chairs when the park officially opens later this spring.
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By the early 90s, it had become apparent that women were set on having their own 'bachelor' parties, and so the feminized term was born, pushed around the public consciousness by the media.
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During his Saturday news conference, the prime minister was relatively measured but repeated his position that Canada "will not be pushed around" and would respond to American tariffs with tariffs of its own.
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The Communist Party considers conceding on foundational issues like the One China policy to be political suicide, as it would leave it vulnerable to claims of being pushed around by a foreign bully.
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"The iceberg has been pushed around by ocean currents, tides, and winds, and its northern end has repeatedly been grounded in shallower water near Bawden Ice Rise," write Luckman and O'Leary in a statement.
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It seemed important to make a name for myself, to not be pushed around and a small fry for the rest of my life, maybe even to push someone else around for a change.
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"Natural resources like fish are being pushed around by climate change, and that changes who gets access to them," said Malin Pinsky, one of the study's authors and a marine biologist, in a statement.
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I loved the brutal intensity and passion of it, but also the confusion and panic that they were able to invoke in the audience as we got pushed around by the terrifyingly aggressive dancers.
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He has turned himself into a symbol of Americans' victimization, telling frustrated voters who crave easy answers that they're being pushed around by foreigners and duped by the condescending custodians of a dysfunctional system.
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"The president is indicating clearly, unlike Barack Obama, he's not going to be pushed around, he's not afraid to use military force, and we're not going to tolerate Assad using poison gas," he said.
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But as it was traveling out of sight, small perturbations in its motion suggested that in fact the rock was actually a comet, being pushed around by jets of gas shooting from its surface.
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To the site's endemic creators, it can feel like they're being pushed around as YouTube prioritizes more traditional content, but the changes have often been much-needed ones designed to help the platform evolve.
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Characters who thought they were smashing capitalism, winning back their family, bringing back their dead parent or fighting the good fight against cyberterrorism, learned that they were essentially pawns being pushed around a chessboard.
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We're also looking for more of the objects at the very edge of the Solar System that are being pushed around by Planet Nine, as those will help us better pinpoint where to look.
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"He has to show Russia can't be pushed around by the US." As the danger of an escalatory tit-for-tat grows, mechanisms meant to prevent US-Russian confrontation have been breaking down, analysts said.
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The show is so programmatic (literally, in alphabetical order) that the viewer feels as if her head is in a vise while she is pushed around through some kind of laborious immersive performance on wheels.
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The Canadian leader had said at a press conference that his country wouldn't be "pushed around" by the U.S. over Trump's recent decision to impose stiff tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from the nation.
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Thus, the Second Amendment's purpose was to protect citizens from a large gang of armed thugs at the government's disposal — and from having to pay for the privilege of being pushed around by them. Period.
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We have an interest in not being pushed around by our client state, and it's ridiculous to accept the framing that us giving them access to advanced military technology is a favor they do for us.
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These polar winds are always liable to get pushed around by fickle weather patterns, storms, or other disturbances that move around our atmosphere, Benjamin Zaitchik, an atmospheric scientist at Johns Hopkins University, said in an interview.
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Enlightenment liberalism is in large part the simple argument that each and every individual should be presumed free, that, assuming they respect the equal liberty of others, people shouldn't be pushed around or made to conform.
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"Canadians, we're polite and reasonable, but we will not be pushed around," Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said earlier this month, following the G7 summit where Trump announced plans to place large import taxes on Canadian metals.
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If she gets her wish list, the baby's clothing will be tucked away in a $700 dresser, he or she will chill in a $500 chair with mom and get pushed around in a $700 stroller.
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China will not be so easily pushed around—its economy depends less on exports to America than Canada's and Mexico's do and Mr Xi cannot afford meekly to disavow his Chinese Dream in front of his people.
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Trump and his deputies took issue with Trudeau for telling a news conference at the end of the G7 conference that Canada would not be pushed around on tariffs - a point he had made several times before.
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LHP Clayton Kershaw (11-1), who won his 10th consecutive start, again pushed around the Washington Nationals, limiting them to a run and six hits with eight strikeouts and no walks in seven innings on Monday night.
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Just because you can put on some cargo pants or an orange shirt and do the "Shoot" dance doesn't mean you want to look like every other yob out there getting pushed around in a shopping cart.
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The design of the packs is actually part of the new film's story line: The engineer Jillian Holtzmann (Kate McKinnon) comes up with a prototype that is so large it has to be pushed around on wheels.
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The 10 teens and young adults who spoke to NBC News about the phrase said "OK boomer" marked a boiling point for Gen Z and younger millennials, who feel pushed around or condescended to by older generations.
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" In a press conference after Trump departed for Singapore ahead of his Tuesday meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Trudeau said Canada would move forward with retaliatory tariffs, saying Canada will "not be pushed around.
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" Navarro's comments Sunday were part of the White House's continued criticism of Trudeau after the prime minister announced that Canada would impose retaliatory measures to answer Trump's tariffs and warned that Canada would not be "pushed around.
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"Canadians are polite, we're reasonable, but we also will not be pushed around," Trudeau had told reporters as he reiterated that Canada would retaliate against U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum, adding Trump's rationale had been insulting.
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The Chiefs defense was being pushed around by the Saints offense, but safety Ron Parker forced an Ingram fumble at the K.C. 7-yard line and Peters recovered the ball, finishing up with a 21-yard return.
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Trudeau had commented that Canada would not be pushed around by the U.S. and that it would proceed with retaliatory tariffs, drawing criticism from Trump and other officials who said Trudeau was stabbing Trump in the back.
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President Donald Trump's continued threats to impose sweeping steel and aluminum tariffs on the European Union has infuriated the bloc and prompted it to warn that it won't be pushed around by the president's unorthodox pressure tactics.
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Satellite images—plenty of which were shared on Twitter by Simon Carn, a volcanologist at Michigan Technological University—showed a giant pumice raft twisting and warping in the open ocean, pushed around by the winds and waves.
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The president called Trudeau "weak & dishonest" in a tweet following the Group of 85033 summit on Saturday, after Trudeau said that his country would not be "pushed around" by the U.S. on trade and discussed retaliatory tariffs.
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Garrett looks shredded -- and is obviously crazy strong -- but he's still got work to do if he wants to match feats of strength with the dude who once benched 500 pounds and pushed around an 1,800-pound sled.
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" Navarro's comments added to the White House's continued criticism of Trudeau, who said after Trump left the G7 summit that Canada would impose retaliatory measures to answer Trump's tariffs and warned that Canada would not be "pushed around.
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" PM Justin Trudeau of Canada acted so meek and mild during our @G22019 meetings only to give a news conference after I left saying that, "US Tariffs were kind of insulting" and he "will not be pushed around.
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" PM Justin Trudeau of Canada acted so meek and mild during our @G28500 meetings only to give a news conference after I left saying that, "US Tariffs were kind of insulting" and he "will not be pushed around.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned the United States on Friday that Canada "will not be pushed around" on trade negotiations as the two countries, along with Mexico, seek to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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He gets shoved on the street by a rude South Indian who curses him loudly, and while watching a movie in a theatre, imagines the Marathi man being pushed around similarly until he is ousted from his own land.
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Both feature built-in motors to boost their cleaning power, and the carpet brush also features adjustable 'gate'-type things that can be raised and lowered to allow larger debris to get sucked up rather than be pushed around.
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ZHUHAI, China (Reuters) - Russia wants to achieve full independence in its ability to develop civil aircraft in order to avoid being "pushed around" by dominant companies and countries in the industry's supply chain, a senior Russian state executive said.
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"For many Mexican-Americans, it was another example of how they were uprooted and pushed around," said Eric Avila, a professor of history at U.C.L.A. and the chairman of the César E. Chávez Department of Chicana and Chicano Studies.
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"If you feel like your side is being pushed around and then someone comes around and says, 'I may not be one of you, but I'm going to defend your views,' they see that as loyalty," Mr. Domenech said.
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This was a worst-case scenario: not only were they being classified as telecoms, with all the headaches that brought, but the agency writing the rules was not naive or sympathetic and, in fact, was rather tired of being pushed around.
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" Navarro made the fiery remarks on "Fox News Sunday" after Trudeau held a post-G7 press conference in which he said that Canada will not be "pushed around" by the United States, and called Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum "unjust.
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"Any good candidate or nominee for the position, regardless of background, should have a really good understanding of these important functions and the self-confidence not to be bullied or pushed around by others with particular political agendas," Sylla says.
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In a volatile day of trade, yields were also pushed around by competing factors: the minutes of the last U.S. Federal Reserve meeting that struck a more uncertain tone than expected, supply, inflation worries and a fall in U.S. bond yields.
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Trump and his deputies lashed out at Trudeau for telling a news conference at the end of the G7 conference that Canada would not be pushed around on tariffs - a point the Canadian prime minister had made several times before.
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Almost immediately they show they won't be pushed around — thanks to Nick putting a gun to Troy's head — and in a community full of people that haven't seen the things this family has, they are a force to be reckoned with.
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"PM Justin Trudeau of Canada acted so meek and mild during our @G7 meetings only to give a news conference after I left saying that, 'US Tariffs were kind of insulting' and he 'will not be pushed around,'" tweeted Trump.
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"PM Justin Trudeau of Canada acted so meek and mild during our @G2628 meetings only to give a news conference after I left saying that, 'US Tariffs were kind of insulting' and he 'will not be pushed around,'" Trump tweeted.
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"We're pretty sure that Jay Powell does not want to go down in history as the Fed Chair who was pushed around by an economically illiterate president," Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, wrote to clients earlier this week.
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But India — now the world's sixth largest economy, but nonetheless a developing one with its own domestic needs — will not be pushed around, and will interpret America's latest measures as coercive rather than good-faith efforts to resolve longstanding issues.
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The current moment of peril arises from Mr. Trump's conviction that the United States is being pushed around by adversaries who need to understand that "America First" means they have a brief window to negotiate a deal, or force may follow.
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"PM Justin Trudeau of Canada acted so meek and mild during our @G7 meetings only to give a news conference after I left saying that, 'US Tariffs were kind of insulting' and he 'will not be pushed around,'" Trump tweeted.
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Since his return to the Tu Hieu Temple in late October, Mr. Nhat Hanh's presence has attracted hundreds of followers, who sometimes wait for days hoping to get a glimpse of him being pushed around the grounds in his wheelchair.
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I have this Turkish-style area rug that can be pretty challenging for bots, because the edges don't sit flush with the floor anymore; it's not rubber-backed, so it can get pushed around; and it has tassels on the ends.
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"We have pushed around the world an internet freedom agenda that says don't try too hard to control social media," Andrew Keane Woods, a law professor at the University of Arizona and a scholar of international law and technology, told me.
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He has long made clear that he hates getting pushed around and thinks energy is an area where the United States has to act tough to produce resources, intimidate its allies, take on its enemies, and enjoy the good life that oil provides.
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There's tragedy and there's comedy and there's drama and despair, and everything looks so phenomenally, exorbitantly epic — in the realest sense of the word — that watching it feels like living through something, like having the pieces of your emotional furniture get pushed around.
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The Spanish princess Catherine of Aragon, after her first husband, Arthur, died, was kept at the English court, impoverished because Henry VII refused to pay back her dowry, and both Princess Elizabeth and Mary were pushed around and mistreated by Henry VIII.
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"PM Justin Trudeau of Canada acted so meek and mild during our @G7 meetings only to give a news conference after I left saying that, 'US Tariffs were kind of insulting' and he 'will not be pushed around,'" Trump tweeted in June.
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Endlessly pushed around, Matt and Jake are our underdogs: two sad-sack lackeys who share a tiny windowless office, while making jokes about suicide, free office food, and the aspirational genre of pornography that involves all the women who've ever dumped you apologizing.
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German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz called on the EU to end a deadlock and move forward with key banking union projects if it does not want to be pushed around on the international stage, according to an op-ed for the Financial Times.
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"PM Justin Trudeau of Canada acted so meek and mild during our @G85033 meetings only to give a news conference after I left saying that, 'US Tariffs were kind of insulting' and he 'will not be pushed around,' " Trump tweeted on Saturday.
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"PM Justin Trudeau of Canada acted so meek and mild during our @G7 meetings only to give a news conference after I left saying that, 'US Tariffs were kind of insulting' and he 'will not be pushed around," Trump tweeted after the summit.
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" Trump then tweeted Saturday evening, "PM Justin Trudeau of Canada acted so meek and mild during our @G7 meetings only to give a news conference after I left saying that, 'US Tariffs were kind of insulting' and he 'will not be pushed around.
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President Donald Trump's decision to order a cruise missile strike on a Syria-government airfield is evidence he is not colluding with Russia and will not be "pushed around" by President Vladimir Putin, Eric Trump told the U.K.'s Daily Telegraph on Tuesday.
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"I have made it very clear to the president that it is not something we relish doing, but it is something that we absolutely will do, because Canadians, we're polite, we're reasonable, but we also will not be pushed around," Trudeau said.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Handcuffed, wearing bulletproof vests and under heavily armed guard, the two women accused of murdering the half-brother of North Korea's leader were pushed around a Malaysian airport in wheelchairs on Tuesday during a court visit to the crime scene.
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"PM Justin Trudeau of Canada acted so meek and mild during our @G7 meetings only to give a news conference after I left saying that, 'US Tariffs were kind of insulting' and he 'will not be pushed around,'" Trump tweeted hours after Trudeau spoke.
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The most recent gains have been more modest, as anxieties in the market build over valuations, lowered volumes and a fluctuating dollar, which has been pushed around by inconsistent musings, emanating from various Federal Reserve officials and the recently released minutes from their last meeting.
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The administration is flexing, making it clear that the president does not care for the World Trade Organization, that the United States can't be pushed around, and that, if other countries don't surrender to Trump's demands, he could blow up the WTO as payback.
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As a result, France and Germany have lost credibility to lead the continent to a higher level of integration, mainly because, since the end of Jacques Chirac's presidency in May 2007, France has allowed itself to be pushed around by an increasingly assertive Germany.
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Playing for time, and making clear they will not be pushed around by Salvini, the ruling 5-Star Movement, the opposition center-left Democratic Party (PD) and the leftist LEU party voted together on Tuesday to push the debate on the government into next week.
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When I got onto the plane, I think that Justin probably didn't know that Air Force One has about 20 televisions and I see the television that he's giving a news conference about how he will not be pushed around by the United States.
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A spectacular affair by the South Korean artist Haegue Yang in the museum's still space-squandering atrium features wheeled assemblages that jingle as, at intervals, they are pushed around by performers, and colorful vinyl reliefs that cling to the high walls like mutant lepidoptera.
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A lack of employment opportunities - linked to years of political instability following a Maoist insurgency - pushed around half a million people from the South Asian nation of some 26.5 million to leave home in 2014 for low-paid, often risky work abroad, government figures show.
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This highlights an important but often overlooked problem with the Trump administration's strategy of relying on China to "deal with" North Korea: As much as North Korea depends on China for economic support, North Korea's leaders are ferociously nationalistic and really don't like being pushed around.
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Although the National Snow and Ice Data Center reported that Arctic temperatures in May were four to five degrees above the three-decade average, the Northwest Passage still isn't forecast to be completely free from summer sea ice that can be pushed around unpredictably by wind.
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Personal attacks, commenting on witness testimony, and overly broad restrictions on evidence can reach a point where a prosecutor feels it necessary to stand up to the judge; if for no other reason, to make it clear that he or she will not be pushed around.
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Veterans advocates are especially concerned that Dr. Jackson, a rear admiral in the Navy who has no real management or political experience in a large bureaucracy, will be pushed around or, worse, simply co-opted by officials in the administration set on drastically expanding private care.
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Yet by agreeing in December to accept Central American asylum seekers while their claims are processed in the United States, Lopez Obrador gave the impression he could be "pushed around" by Trump, said former foreign minister Castaneda, who backed Lopez Obrador's closest rival in the last election.
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My arms jerk up and down and twist from side to side with the beat, but my own muscles aren't doing the work; my flesh is being pushed around in space by the 45 pounds of metal, cable, and hydraulic cylinders running across my shoulders and down my arms.
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"PM Justin Trudeau of Canada acted so meek and mild during our @G7 meetings only to give a news conference after I left saying that, 'US Tariffs were kind of insulting' and he 'will not be pushed around,' " Trump tweeted while on his way to Singapore to meet Kim.
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" At his closing news conference after Trump left the summit early, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned that his country would respond to Trump's trade moves, said the President's argument that its trade policy threatened US national security was "insulting," and added, "we will not be pushed around.
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"North Korea was looking for them to be scaled down somewhat so this maybe some way of expressing their discontent and warning the US and South Koreans that they are not going to tolerate being pushed around by large intimidating exercises," Josh Pollack, editor of the Nonproliferation Review told CNN.
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After undergoing many renovations, the three-bedroom detached build doesn't look quite like the same space where Harry spent his days locked in a cupboard under the stairs being pushed around by his Uncle Vernon, Aunt Petunia and obnoxious cousin Dudley, but the updated home is charming just the same.
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It is building a new training facility, now that it has outgrown its current home, and the way Susan Wheeler, its chief executive, handled the sale of Maguire to Manchester United last summer made it clear it no longer believes it needs to be pushed around by its supposed betters.
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If you time your visit right this week, you can witness the orb being pushed around by spectators and members of the Viennese design collective breadedEscalope, whose series of Original Stools are formed by filling a silicone mold within the sphere with resin and using motion to create a unique object.
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But China's experience in the heart of Europe suggests its diplomatic playbook is much trickier to execute in a democracy with a free press and fairly strong institutions—and perhaps especially one, like the Czech Republic, that has a historical sensitivity to being pushed around by an authoritarian great power.
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So it was a rude awakening when, after forcing a city-wide ballot on the issue, and spending close to $9m on their campaign, Uber and Lyft found themselves on the wrong side of the progressive Austin population, which didn't want to be pushed around by big companies from out of town.
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And then I would say, yeah, prior to, I would say during the 1940s and the late '40s and '50s we started getting, we were not pushed around, we were respected by everybody, we had just won a war, we were pretty much doing what we had to do, yeah around that period.
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At the end of Season 3, "characters who thought they were smashing capitalism, winning back their family, bringing back their dead parent or fighting the good fight against cyberterrorism, learned that they were essentially pawns being pushed around a chessboard," Jeremy Egner wrote in his finale recap for The New York Times.
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Toward the end of last night's presidential debate, Trump was asked why it is that people seem to get punched in the face and pushed around and spat on and dragged to the ground with such alarming frequency at his rallies—and why those people so often seem to be black or brown or reporters.
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Following up with "Venus" and "Sexxx Dreams" from her 2013 album Artpop, plus "A-YO," the spunky country-rock banger from her latest album Joanne, the six-time Grammy winner then emerged onto the stage in a glass phone booth pushed around the stage by her dancers for "Telephone," her 2010 duet with Beyoncé.
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" TRUMP SAYS US IS LIKE A 'PIGGY BANK THAT EVERYBODY IS ROBBING' ON TRADE In a followup tweet, Trump targeted Trudeau again, saying he "acted so meek and mild during our @G7 meetings only to give a news conference after I left saying that, 'US Tariffs were kind of insulting' and he 'will not be pushed around.
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"We will work with Congress if they will make sure we get a bill passed that provides not just the funding for the wall, but there's a piece of legislation that's been pushed around that Democrats actually voted 26-5 out of committee that provides roughly $26 billion for border security including $1.6 billion for the wall," she said.
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I do it because I want women to see you do not get pushed around," she told CNN's Dana Bash — and some, including Representative Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut, have attributed Ms. Pelosi's ability to whip a caucus to the mothering skills that come from having five children and eight grandchildren: "She has eyes in the back of her head.
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"PM Justin Trudeau of Canada acted so meek and mild during our @G7 meetings only to give a news conference after I left saying that, 'US Tariffs were kind of insulting' and he 'will not be pushed around,' " Trump tweeted while on his way to Singapore to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. "Very dishonest & weak," the president added.
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When a ball zips down a length of track to hit one thing, knocking over another, and so on, there's a tension between the known—how objects will react to being pushed around, which we can infer after years of experience with how physics work on Earth—and the unexpected: how mechanical elements are arranged in order to exploit physics.
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There are plenty of editors that do care, but you know, there's a sense that writers and editors themselves are so harried by the world they're in, they're so pushed around and so kind of doing things that in too much with less money, and so they're often quite ... You know, they don't get back to people, because they are hassled.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Even toddlers can quickly figure out how to get the trains running, but one feature I would have like to have seen carried over from other Brio electric trains is an additional switch that physically disengages the motor (instead of just turning it off) so the trains could also be pushed around and played with manually, without the internal mechanisms that drive the wheels getting damaged.
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Experts say Rouhani will come under pressure from hardliners in Iran to take actions that show the country isn't going to just be pushed around by the US. Iran could start refusing to comply with the nuclear deal's terms in any number of ways, such as limiting international inspectors' access to its nuclear facilities or restarting centrifuges that can enrich uranium, which can be used to make nuclear weapons.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE will not be "pushed around" by Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Can we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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