Being queer means "pushing against cultural assumptions" of the norm.
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It's an issue of the individual pushing against the community.
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Destabilizing the countries that may be pushing against that vision.
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"People like Höcke are pushing against this thing," she said.
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The Republican establishment has responded by fiercely pushing against his nomination.
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"Here, we have been pushing against an open door," Ms. Rodin said.
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But the group is pushing against the idea of a gender bonus.
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The crests that follow are pushing against higher water, slowing everything down.
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It felt like I was flowing through life rather than pushing against it.
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Within doing that, if I'm pushing against stereotypes, then that's naturally what's happening.
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Ice shelves bear the brunt of pressure from flowing rivers pushing against them.
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That said, this activism is pushing against strong structural headwinds and entrenched power.
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First, populism finds its voice by pushing against the boundaries of acceptable opinion.
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The Republican supporters of SAF are pushing against the tide of popular opinion.
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Mr. Trump isn't just pushing against one or two threads of economic consensus.
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He was pushing against me so hard he was almost driving me forward.
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Times have changed a lot, but we have to keep pushing against the odds.
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Who are some of the people pushing against legalization, and what are their reasons?
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Then they started aggressively leaning back on the table, pushing against the book displays.
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The young generation is part of this and strongly pushing against inequalities and injustice.
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Whether Apple wins or loses its case, it's pushing against its own industry's DNA.
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For Washington, her presence is about pushing against the ways society mistreats women of color.
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Plus, the Trump team knows from experience that pushing against the grain can pay off.
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If you push against an industrial robot arm, it's like pushing against a brick wall.
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But he said there are forces pushing against an increase, such as a stronger shekel.
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I think it might still exist now, but I was really pushing against the tide.
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Her firm has been pushing against the conventional standards for emergency funds for some time.
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In the company's internal documents, senior employees supported these findings, but continued publicly pushing against it.
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Middle-aged women are pushing against their history and the regressive cultural scripts they've been given.
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Vladimir Putin has been pushing against Europe looking for weaknesses to exploit and testing Europe's resolve.
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However, Eurovision shows that it is possible to unite the continent by pushing against those things.
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Ms. McCaskill is pushing against steep odds, but she liked the way things are coming together.
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High blood pressure occurs when the force of blood pushing against your artery walls is too high.
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But he's chiefly made a name for himself by pushing against the constraints Abramović applies to theatre.
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There is no proof that she is secretly pushing against the GOP's drive to destroy Planned Parenthood.
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But it's not at all clear why pushing against user bias would be good for Facebook's business.
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As the curtain opens on Akram Khan's "Giselle," we see a crowd of people pushing against it.
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Rising inflation in an economy pushing against its physical limits to growth will be difficult to control.
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For one thing, he says, the chip industry is now pushing against the limits of Moore's law.
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Each new generation of students has retained this desire for progress, pushing against their educators when necessary.
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Who will keep pushing against the tide on trade policy, or try to veto lower-level agency appointments?
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Maeve leaves before she can see the erection pushing against Otis' pants or, thankfully, that he finally masturbates.
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" I had people pushing against it, with our C.F.O. at the time saying, "We're a profit-making entity.
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Because it's in the pushing against ideas and ways of seeing — the friction — that we find new pathways.
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Voices harmonize, pushing against the drums and sounding ancient and wise, before melding into a hand-clapping jig.
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Conservative groups are pushing against the border-adjustment tax, a key provision in the House Republicans' tax plan.
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In 2018, that resistance has taken a different form, with women leading the change, pushing against sexist strictures.
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Senator Felder has been pushing against speed cameras because they slow traffic on Ocean Parkway in his district.
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But that recognition came after years of Ms. Shibari and other adult entertainers pushing against the industry's boundaries.
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Sam walks with wide, sloughing steps, pushing against the snow, his face crystallizing in a mask of ice.
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In the past few days, troops pushing against ISIS have achieved significant victories, and more successes appear within reach.
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Women are working more and making more money; with that increased power, they are pushing against long-standing norms.
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It was, How do I keep pushing against this thing in order to be what I need to be?
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If I have only 17 months in this job, that's 17 months of just pushing against what we've started.
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He said the muddy current pushing against him on his initial dive felt as powerful as the Colorado River's.
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He was unfailingly polite, but I felt as if I were pushing against a shifting, slippery wall of sand.
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More than millennial women, middle-aged women are pushing against their history and the regressive cultural scripts they've been given.
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Action is always a risk, especially when you are an activist of color pushing against a society deeply privileging whiteness.
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Don't you have somebody in the White House now who's going to be pushing against this deal on every front?
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"Smith began pushing against me with his body," Ferenec said in the police report, describing the struggle between the two.
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The guests, pushing against the blistery U.K. wind that threatened every fascinator around, flashed Hollywood smiles ahead of the ceremony.
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And I understand why people are pushing against you, because I understand it's a business and it's about a business.
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As we reported, the tumor was wrapped around his adrenal gland and pushing against all his organs, even his heart.
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First, the assertion that thousands of terrorists are pushing against U.S. borders would indicate an extreme threat to the country.
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While the dancers are always on the music's beat, Ms. Tharp's choreography keeps pushing against the music's structure and tone.
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Maybe a cold silicon device pushing against your lips would feel good if you knew it came from a loving place.
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With each attempt the robot is pushing against the block, testing for tactile feedback to determine whether it's a safe bet.
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Second, a preferential rate would elevate the companies pushing against the grain of disinvestment and encourage others to do the same.
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With the exception of organic companies, the food industry had been united in pushing against mandatory labeling of genetically engineered ingredients.
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When you look at the new initiatives in today's budget, they are fairly limited because they're pushing against their fiscal capacity.
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For much of his career, he has been pushing against the historical conventions we have long associated with hard-edge, geometric abstraction.
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Shulkin preferred to focus on reforming the agency, pushing against efforts from conservatives to capitalize on scandals to privatize veteran health care.
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When you hold your hand in certain positions, the outline of the chip can just barely be seen pushing against the skin.
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Trump is pushing against the outer bounds of the norms our institutions impose on civic life, but the institutions are pushing back.
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As you're pushing against this idea, I'm not saying you're doing "can't we all get along," but let's try to get along.
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At volcanoes, earthquakes can tell us that the ground surface is fracturing as a result of magma pushing against and through rocks.
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He had been adamant in pushing against the tariffs, which have been panned by GOP lawmakers, Wall Street and U.S. trading partners.
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We have seismic instruments, because when magma goes up the conduit, pushing against its walls, it produces fractures and vibrations that get measured.
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A break between seasons might be a little long to wait, but it's a rare example of a show pushing against fan service.
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Even some of the top female artists on radio now are pushing against what being female is and what they're allowed to do.
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That would come later with television, which began pushing against FCC regulations, and then cable and satellite TV, which have no FCC restrictions.
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Doing so means pushing against elements of human nature, the greed of wealthy incumbents, and the sheer inertia of anachronistic mechanisms of governance.
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Lima found out 3 weeks ago the tumor was wrapped around his adrenal gland and pushing against all his organs, even his heart.
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Your toes should be curled so you're on the balls of your feet, and your arms should be firmly pushing against the board.
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She has no professional experience in the field at all and has only experienced education policy as a fundraiser pushing against public education.
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Likewise, when the president and attorney general use the term, they're pushing against the naïveté that shades some blanket defenses of all immigration.
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The shaking likely resulted from a migration of magma pushing against the southern section of the volcano, which caused a fault to slip.
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Beyond trade, both countries have been pushing against each other on a broad range of strategic and economic issues, including the coronavirus outbreak.
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The administration is aligning with Saudi Arabia on a number of issues, the most significant of which involves pushing against Iran's regional role.
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First, for the difference between the two calculations: It's possible that there could be a significant air resistance pushing against the horizontal acceleration.
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It has long predicted that upward price pressures would result from the economy—and in particular, the labour market—pushing against its natural limits.
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There's also the fact that many a founder would have cut and run just half a decade into pushing against the prevailing industry grain.
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But lots of people don't understand climate change, or don't care much, and there are many powerful social and economic forces pushing against decarbonization.
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That's not the only change that feels like it's pushing against the kind of perfection-chasing score-setting that could define the first game.
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Clinton to get where she is today, and the force of society's attitudes about women, and their value, that she has been pushing against.
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The Senate Appropriations Committee easily advanced a transportation spending bill on Thursday containing a trucking provision safety advocates have been pushing against this week.
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Trump's decision to withdraw US troops from northeastern Syria is a pivot into a broader retreat that Republicans have been pushing against for months.
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It joined Margaret Sangers' 1916 "What Every Girl Should Know" in pushing against Victorian norms, arguing that women could enjoy their own sex drives.
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Instead we see a constant stream of innovations pushing against received norms, reminiscent of the way private school students tweak and modify their uniforms.
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The potential regional effects of a legalization vote have also raised concerns about the role Pope Francis could play in pushing against the measure.
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What's more, Trump's fondness for trade clashes shows no sign of easing, adding to the headwinds already pushing against economic growth around the world.
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In the years since, it's gone the other direction, with the rise of online personalities defining counter culture as pushing against "politically correct" rhetoric.
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The fact that they all survived for hundreds of thousands of years suggests that no one of them was pushing against the others very hard.
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I tentatively smile at the other dog owners at the dog park, the smallest amount of hope rising and pushing against that seed of despair.
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Lisa Graves, the center's director, called the revelations "outrageous" and said they proved that the council is pushing against policies that its membership actually supports.
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OFII had been among a small number of holdouts pushing against the previous drafts, and its acceptance removes an obstacle to the bill moving forward.
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He was going to knock me on my ass if I didn't step backward so I quit pushing against him, I just started walking backward.
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Failing at photography is the natural result of pushing against the current limits of your compositional understanding... It's also the result of not being mindful.
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In a gallery show like this, where you have visuals and music, are you composing them together or thinking about them pushing against each other?
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Anyway, there are lots of news sites online that thrive on this kind of deceptive headline, so I'm glad that Facebook is pushing against these.
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Vinyl records and live concerts have seen a resurgence, and the hot app du jour of young people — Snapchat — is pushing against long-standing trends.
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The edges of the platform felt so undefined back then, and there were so many people interested in pushing against them to see what happened.
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I'd take the deal, after pushing for concessions on family unification and lottery system, and pushing against full commitment of $22020 billion as an outrage.
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It isn't long before the bored, isolated workers are behaving badly — they harass female swimmers, hoist the German flag — pushing against locals who push back.
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His government sent letters to citizens asking for their support in pushing against EU policies and Brussels on issues ranging from energy prices to migration.
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He was also outspoken on health care, pushing against the Affordable Care Act after it was signed into law during his first term in Congress.
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Cohn has been pushing against the harsh trade restrictions and retaliations against China that others in the administration, led by Chief Strategist Steve Bannon, favor.
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But the officers ignored her and started to systemically dismantle the blockade, cutting the wire and pushing against the wooden structure, testing for weak spots.
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His Dark Materials ultimately advocates for the abolition of rigid, orthodox structures such as organized religion, by pushing against dogma and encouraging rational thinking and logic.
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The Washington Post last year laid out the struggle, with Democrats pushing for Obama to go public with what was happening and Republicans pushing against it.
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Within this spectrum of annoyance, Adam Sandler is a master, and by pushing against its boundaries we can come to see his appeal as a performer.
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More importantly, she's an avatar for self-empowerment and personal liberation in a world where people define themselves by pushing against the bounds of their identities.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is pushing against Warsh and in favor of Powell, whom he got to know in recent months working on financial reform issues.
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Thing is, the low Fatmax point that'd I'd hoped for makes my war on adipose tissue feel impossibly easy, like I'm pushing against an open door.
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The UAE is pushing against this rising tide by creating a model that can serve as a road map for others to promote greater tolerance and openness.
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Given his on- and off-field antics all season—if you can reasonably call threatening to kill your own girlfriend an "antic"—he was pushing against something.
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But I think the asset is that in entertainment you're so used to dealing with rejection and people pushing against you, that you have a thick skin.
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Women of color who advocate for abortion rights have been pushing against the Hyde Amendment for decades, arguing that it was a racial and economic justice issue.
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Pushing against those Democratic polls, Mica's team released its own survey showing nearly 6900 percent of likely voters back the former chairman, while 2628 percent support Murphy.
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The recent famous study co-produced by Raj Chetty points to an elemental truth: There is still a strong, steady societal wind pushing against African-American men.
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As masters of their craft, they're pushing against the boundaries of what they do, to turn their mediums — sport, ceramics, fashion — into something like art as well.
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I know all the different forces that are pushing against that but remaking healthcare should be something that takes a long time and a lot of thought.
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There is also surface resistance—the friction of the top of the water pushing against the body of the athlete—that can be avoided by swimming underwater.
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But improving trucker health is pushing against the tide, he said, in an industry that's been demanding more and providing less to drivers in the past few decades.
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When you have anal sex, the penis or dildo can indirectly stimulate the A-spot by pushing against the rectum and vaginal wall, where the A-spot lives.
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Pushing against the current that excitedly latches onto anything "disruptive," Taing instead espouses cultural sustainability: People are realizing that disruption inherently destructs traditional industries and real workers' livelihoods.
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Whitehouse said fossil fuel interests are actively pushing against climate policies through lobbying and campaign spending, while companies with progressive internal environmental policies are doing little to help.
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She talks about how housekeeping and house cleaning are essentially pushing against the negative, and that is why it cannot be as satisfying as working outside the home.
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"I frankly do hope that also the business community, the trade unions, all the social world in Italy is pushing against a crazy budget law," Gentiloni told CNBC.
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His move comes as a boost to those in the opposition party who are pushing, against the wishes of their party leaders, to begin impeachment proceedings against Mr Trump.
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The non-propertied, non-male, and nonwhite have all had to battle for basic political inclusion—and then real political power—pushing against reactionary conservatives and anxious liberals alike.
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Not only would a political fracture hurt the British economy, it might lead to the further dissolution of the EU itself and signal a new tide pushing against globalization.
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The ensuing years have complicated those hopes: coups, government collapse and rebirth, and more recently, the advent of Islamist terrorism—fighters pushing against the remaining vestiges of Western colonialism.
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Cassandro, who's real name is Saúl Armendáriz, has been wrestling for almost 30 years, pushing against machismo stereotypes in Mexican culture as a confident gay and cross-dressing wrestler.
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He was placed in a medically induced coma to control pressure caused by swelling brain tissue, which was pushing against his skull, threatening to suffocate the flow of oxygen.
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From half a world away, the United States was pushing against a weakened Russia's borders, encroaching on countries that were almost inextricably entwined with Russia's economy, culture, and history.
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B Lab, the nonprofit that has been pushing against shareholder primacy since 2007, released its SDG Action Manager tool in January, in conjunction with the United Nations Global Compact.
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But negotiations have been anything but smooth — with a blitz of lobbying from the adtech and telecoms industries pushing against a firm requirement for opt-in consent to tracking.
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Starting with Less Talk, the band embedded itself in a progressive punk lineage of bands pushing against the traditional—and sometimes oddly conservative—boundaries of the genre's political sensibilities.
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But McKesson is pushing against that grain, trying to knock on as many doors as he can, attempting to get his real face as much attention as his Twitter persona.
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The U.S. is also pushing against Chinese espionage: In reports and presentations around the world, NSA and military officials are warning of a grave long-term threat by Chinese hacking.
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Engel and Menendez rose to leadership roles in their respective chambers during the Obama era, but reflect an establishment consensus those behind the Obama administration's foreign policy were pushing against.
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I wanted the heart to look as if it is pushing against the walls so you could see its skin giving in to fit in the corner of the space.
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In the 1940s and 50s, when he'd just started drawing his bulging throngs of well-endowed men, Laaksonen was pushing against the implicit assumption that masculinity was antithetical to homosexuality.
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After ignoring the B.D.S. movement, Israel is now aggressively pushing against it, including branding it anti-Semitic and adopting a law barring foreigners who support it from entering that country.
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In the way that country singers often revert to traditionalism after they're done pushing against the genre's boundaries, Eminem may well be on his way to becoming a rap classicist.
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"In a way, we're pushing against human nature, because now that we have the majority, members are energized and hopeful, and they have something to lose here," Mr. Lynch said.
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Pushing against such a current can be hard for fair-minded journalists, who rightly pride themselves on being open to new information and willing to re-examine their own assumptions.
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His party is also pushing against the anti-system 5-Star Movement (M5S), which offers a protest vote against hardship which is seen as being aggravated by years of corruption.
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Allies argue that Mr. Nadler is practiced at pushing against "groupthink," or at least the thinking of his particular tribe, Manhattan liberals who overwhelmingly want him to impeach Mr. Trump.
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LFO planned to do a tour in the spring of 2018, but doctors discovered a football-sized tumor sitting on Devin's adrenal gland and pushing against various organs, including his heart.
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Pushing against those impulses successfully and handling the candidates such that they're capable of a clear, orderly exchange on substantive issues is a difficult task, and nearly impossible to train for.
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Obviously she played off the fact that there were multiple characters, but the rap world is so heavily dominated by hyper masculinity, so it felt like she was pushing against that.
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They have especially spoken out about accepting their cellulite — which is fat that's pushing against connective tissue under the skin's surface and is more common than people might think it is.
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So the fights between him and the network's department of standards escalated, with Tom pushing against the rules like a rebellious teenager and CBS asserting its authority like a frustrated parent.
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You feel both Cuarón's presence and Cleo's in this vision of her determinedly pushing against the threatening waves, an image he has dredged from the past and made alive through memory.
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And there still are forces pushing against the effort to find agreement on the debt ceiling, including some Republicans who say an increase in the limit should accompany a cut in spending.
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What differentiates them from old-school pro-life advocates — and even anti-choice politicians — is that they're also pushing against traditional ideas around birth control, sex ed, and federal support for mothers.
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Companies like Uber and Lyft have been pushing against laws that would require them to classify drivers as employees, which would require them to pay out benefits like unemployment or disability insurance.
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Price-fixing cases have a five-year statute of limitations, so prosecutors are pushing against the clock on conduct that took place in 2015, said Lisa Phelan, a partner at Morrison & Foerster.
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Mixed media Another grouping again shows my fascination with the marriage of opposites; young, hip, edgy attitude pushing against classic luxury, or androgyny contrasted with the rough and refined, rustic and elegant.
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According to Smith, this works out, at typical cruising altitude, at about 8 pounds of pressure pushing against every square inch of interior fuselage—1,100 pounds against each square foot of door.
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And in the few months they've been together, pushing against the current tide by actually wanting a record deal, they almost lost it all in a downward spiral of constant drug-taking.
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At cruising altitude, the interior of an aircraft has higher pressure than the air that surrounds it outside, with about eight pounds of pressure pushing against each square inch of the plane's interior.
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In the wake of Tibbetts' murder, her father Rob Tibbetts defended the Latinx community and penned an op-ed pushing against the use of his daughter as a pawn in the immigration debate.
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Mike Pence, also has a history of pushing against abortion rights and has said that a Trump presidency would overturn the Supreme Court decision that granted American women the right to an abortion.
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As vice president at the Institute for Energy Research, Simmons was largely responsible for pushing against pro-renewables policies such as subsidies and tax breaks for the use of wind and solar power.
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As vice president at the Institute for Energy Research, Simmons was largely responsible for pushing against pro-renewable policies such as subsidies and tax breaks for the use of wind and solar power.
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At that altitude, there's hardly any atmosphere pushing against the rocket, so a minute-long engine burn is about all it takes to boost the vehicle to orbital speeds of around 17,500 mph.
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But she has returned to the public stage as a prominent figure pushing against gun violence, including appearances last year with Hillary Clinton on the campaign trail and at the Democratic National Convention.
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So the most reasonable implication is that somebody from a private interest directed somebody from the government in order to target these people because they were pushing against the soda lobby in Mexico.
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Like many of the films from this period, both were made for a studio — Shochiku, the same studio Oshima left in 1960 — and you can feel the films pushing against the obvious constraints.
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In one moment, we see her as the creature caught in a web she did not devise, pushing against it, rocking it until she reveals the whole stage to be a forest of string.
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But racial justice activists are pushing against the idea that black history isn't currently in the making, referencing the powerful movements happening in our current society — like Black Lives Matter activism — as powerful proof.
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But it would require caps on defense spending to be overturned, an action that has eluded Congress since such caps were enacted in 2011 and that fiscal conservatives are expected to continue pushing against.
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The central bank is among a small minority in Europe still discussing an interest rate increase, pushing against the grain while the European Central Bank loosens policy to prop up the euro zone economy.
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Breathlessly reading a game report that he no doubt had printed out in front of him before uncorking a rant where you can almost hear the veins pushing against the skin at his temples.
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You're just define yourself by pushing against someone else and that has nothing to do with Beyoncé, it has to do with you being a type of person, which is really boring to me.
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I see a constant striving for self-liberation in Nancy's entire body of work: coming to [her] voice, exercising her voice, or voices, and a constant pushing against the frame and the edges, compositionally.
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Mr. Trump's election comes at a moment when rising powers are already pushing against the American-led order: China in Asia, Iran in the Middle East, and particularly Vladimir V. Putin's Russia in Europe.
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The wise few among us who know how to navigate these periods seem to take a similar tact — take things slow and go with the flow, or suffer the consequences of pushing against the current.
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Many of these early screens were the "resistive" type, which in its simplest form relies on a finger pushing against a ductile screen to press two underlying conductive sheets together to complete an electric circuit.
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In short, there are no immediately compelling reasons for Republicans to shift to race-neutral populist positions, no forces within the party pushing for it, and plenty of forces in the party pushing against it.
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Read together, Gander's verses have a shattering, symphonic quality, but he uses poetry to locate and dislocate at once, pushing against the borders of meaning or pitching his camp where language estranges itself from sense.
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He has been criticized for pushing against measures in both bills, but has defended his 2007 vote because he says that bill included measures that would have given employers additional leeway to abuse immigrant workers.
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Facebook's chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg, sat down for an interview with CNBC's Julia Boorstin on Friday calling for regulation of American tech companies but pushing against the idea of breaking up the social media company.
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By pushing the lie that there isn't conclusive evidence human activity is the dominant cause o global warming, Pruitt is subtly pushing against the endangerment finding, which conservative groups would like to do away with entirely.
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And that's the common dilemma facing all the major female characters in "The Deuce" as its second season opens: They're all pushing against the limits of a world that would rather they stay on their backs.
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When any institution becomes static, myopic or just plain out of touch, there is value in disrupting the status quo — pushing against old norms or ideas in order to move that institution in a fresh direction.
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Either they were inaccessible, buried out of reach, or they would come erupting out in wild bursts, surges of anger or sadness or frustration that felt like a geyser pushing against the top of my skull.
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In recent weeks, both the United Kingdom and Germany have indicated that they will accept Huawei equipment within their next-generation telecom networks, despite immense pressure from U.S. defense and intelligence officials pushing against that decision.
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Seventy-five people were killed, and the dam, with 30 million tons of water pressure pushing against its 80-story-tall curved cement wall, was in danger of collapsing, potentially drowning thousands of people down river.
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Pushing against the social, cultural, and political framework largely informed by a Western colonial order, the artists reacted to and subverted these established systems through lively collaborations, ephemeral performances, multi-media projects, and cheaply shot video.
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"Use of coastal land has always been tenuous, with the state pushing against people who have traditional land-use rights," said Manju Menon, a senior fellow at the Centre for Policy Research, a think tank in Delhi.
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Among the suggested causes: pilgrims rushing to complete the rituals, heat, masses of faithful pushing against each other in opposite directions, even confusion among the many first-timers on the annual Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca and Mina.
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The central bank is among a small minority in Europe which has still been discussing an interest rate increase, pushing against the grain while the European Central Bank loosens policy to prop up the euro zone economy.
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In the United States, calls for far less sweeping gun restrictions have drawn immediate and overwhelming resistance from the N.R.A. In New Zealand, the local gun organization will not be among those pushing against the new bans.
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But I became a writer despite, and perhaps because of, their resistance to the idea, my inarticulate desires pushing against their inarticulate sacrifice, all of it taking place before a backdrop of refugee life and racial reality.
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Ironically, the #HimToo hashtag was originally used by male sexual assault survivors and their allies to share their own #MeToo stories, before it became overrun by alt-right Twitter users and other conservatives pushing against the #MeToo movement.
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In the past it seemed like it was pushing against the status quo, versus now we just need to come up with solutions to help solve the issue, rather than fighting the people who are causing the problem.
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First, Apple, Amazon, and SuperMicro all issued largely unambiguous statements pushing against the story; it is a relatively unusual move to have such robust, refuting statements that provide little wiggle room for a story's claims to hold up.
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Crowds angry over the visit of a Russian lawmaker tried to storm Georgia's parliament building on Thursday evening, pushing against lines of riot police, throwing bottles and grabbing riot shields from some officers and tearing off their helmets.
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Yeah, that like, what's underneath that and what are the lessons that we can ... I think it's even just bigger than what are lessons because we're pushing against all of human history because these are ... One, look pretty.
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"I think it just goes to show us that we're still part of a system that holds women back and uhm we have to keep pushing against that," the star of Marriage Story said on the BAFTA red carpet.
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As we have said for literally years, there are headwinds pushing against the Canadian economy and until those headwinds dissipate you won't see a return of all policy parameters back to what we call normal or non-stimulative levels.
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So there is a lot of trust there but just wait until I start doing the Ibiza classics, Nik... Is that Factory Floor in an essence, change and no-change pushing against one another to find a middle ground?
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" Karen Harris, managing director at Bain Macro Trends, tells Axios that the new order will be the U.S., Russia and China — "multiple parallel great powers pushing against each other in the two new borderlands of cyberspace and (actual) space.
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When the user pushes against the box in the virtual simulation, he's also pushing against the wooden panel in real life, and the robot resists the pressure just enough to recreate the resistance you'd get from pushing a real box around.
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TBILISI (Reuters) - Crowds angry over the visit of a Russian lawmaker tried to storm Georgia's parliament building on Thursday evening, pushing against lines of riot police, throwing bottles and grabbing riot shields from some officers and tearing off their helmets.
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That leaves financial markets stuck in a holding pattern with renewed fears about global growth pushing against safety nets that central banks have built up over the years, according to Valentin Marinov, head of G10 FX strategy at CA-CIB.
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"This is about just getting back to a neutral level where monetary policy is neither encouraging growth or pushing against growth," said Brett Ryan, senior U.S. economist at Deutsche Bank, which recently shifted its view to four rate rises next year.
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Having just opened its doors to the public in March 2019, TANK Shanghai is a young institution pushing against traditional boundaries in a museum setting, proposing and practicing a way of curation that is fun, flexible and thought-provoking for the public.
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Instead they play with the props we all know from doctor visits; objects like catheters, enemas, speculums, needles, and retractors are all ways of pushing against the bodily boundaries while feeling as if we are being cared for by a loving professional.
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One can hardly imagine the difficulty of this rescue effort, which took place deep underground in impossibly narrow and jagged areas, with powerful currents pushing against divers who had to perform a complex task in near-zero visibility in parts of the cave.
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Such criticism, however heartfelt and comprehensible, makes the mistake of reducing Jackson to the role of tribal ambassador in a society built on oversimplified and regressive notions of racial and gender identity that his own art and self-presentation never stopped pushing against.
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The European Union and Japan said on Friday that they had finalized a sweeping deal that would create a free trade area covering more than a quarter of the world's economy, pushing against rising calls for protectionism in much of the West.
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With no clear, bureaucratic way forward to legalise same-sex marriage, unlike in Taiwan which approved the step last month, and deeply conservative attitudes among the older generation towards sex, gay Chinese are pushing against old social norms and legal uncertainty to assert their rights.
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With no clear, bureaucratic way forward to legalize same-sex marriage, unlike in Taiwan which approved the step last month, and deeply conservative attitudes among the older generation toward sex, gay Chinese are pushing against old social norms and legal uncertainty to assert their rights.
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In that show DiBenedetto jettisoned his longtime signature motifs: octopi, helicopters, Ferris wheels and UFOs – radial forms extending from a central axis and pushing against the confinement of the painting's edges – for elements that are just as bold and organic, but more abstract and variegated.
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"Sometimes part of leadership is pushing against currents so that the caucus never tilts too far off — I wouldn't say the center — but the mainstream," Chicago's departing mayor, Rahm Emanuel, who served in leadership with Ms. Pelosi during the George W. Bush years, told me.
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From sharing intimate photos or videos without permission to pushing against someone on public transit to not taking no for an answer when it comes to dates, it's becoming clear that we're beginning to explore more possible forms of harassment than we have in the past.
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In its new comments, the Internet Association (which represents companies including Facebook, Twitter, Google, Snap and more) argued that such disclosures should be allowed to live one click away from the ads, pushing against proposals that would force disclosure to be displayed on an ad itself.
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One of the things the third-wave feminist movement (which began in the 1990s) tried to achieve was pushing against the idea that the way women look reflects their moral character, and deconstructing the idea that certain personality traits or mannerisms were inherently masculine or feminine.
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Plenty of Americans are currently cautioning that even though they voted against Trump for president, they're giving him a chance to change their minds — exactly the mindset that the anti-"normalization" crew is pushing against by pointing out how unusual the transition has been so far.
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From immigrant-friendly cities like New York City and Los Angeles to conservative Appalachia and Wyoming, protesters are rallying under the Families Belong Together banner, pushing against President Trump's controversial "zero tolerance" policy, under which some 2,000 families have been separated after crossing into the U.S. illegally from Mexico.
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While that particular option appears dead in the water with AB5's passing, gig work firms are likely to continue pushing against full employee status, pursuing additional methods to water down AB5, and they may find unlikely allies in other industries that will be impacted by the bill's passing.
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Pushing against the basic nature of ideas around identity reveals the limitations in our thought and institutions, and hopefully awakens us to an expanded understanding of the subject, not just as it pertains to race but to a mosaic of other qualities — gender, sexuality, class, ideology, spirituality, and much more. Hapa.
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The White House, pushing against Republican Senate opposition to hold hearings or vote on Garland's nomination, has brought up the issue of a divided court, saying that nine justices are needed to create decisive, national rulings on controversial issues such as race discrimination, separation of church and state, abortion and police searches.
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You can set the haptic feedback to one of three force settings that make it feel like a harder or stronger click, but it's definitely still strange, especially if the phone is lying down on a table instead of in your hand and you can see that you're just pushing against nothing.
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College students may not be as heart-healthy as they think High blood pressure, which occurs when the force of blood pushing against blood vessel walls is too high, is similar to turning up the water in a garden hose – pressure in the hose increases as more water is blasted through it.
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For that to change you would need a different correlation of forces than our polarized landscape currently produces — with a significantly more popular president pushing against a clearly unpopular Supreme Court or Congress, under conditions (a terror campaign, an economic crash) where the stakes in the big policy debates seem more immediate and dire.
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And then there are the forces pushing against them: Nora Harris (Julianne Nicholson), Cathleen's mother who just can't understand why a young woman with no religious background would choose to give up sex before she's even had it; and surprisingly, the Church establishment itself, presented as the main antagonist bent on disturbing the convent's traditional way of life.
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Through their night Bala Club—and its sister club Endless, as well as other nights like Evian Christ's Trance Party and the NTS-affiliated Tropical Waste—Kami and Uli are frontrunners in a scene that is continually pushing against an increasingly predictable club land, where promoters second guess the attendees, offering the same formula week after week.
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" Marquez echoes this, telling me, "I think people are becoming really more conscious of where their clothing is coming from and learning more about the stream, like the real lives that are making their garments, and kind of pushing against fast fashion and making their visible mends kind of a statement against this consumerism that's shoved down our throats.
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That is why you see so many institutions and individuals now pushing against their own traditional norms, from former intelligence officials commenting on cable news to the hero commander of the Osama Bin Laden raid describing the humiliation of our country, to a former president stepping back into the political debate and media outlets obsessed with every action within the White House.
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As Dr. Scott Gottlieb, above in 2017, is set to depart by the end of the month, lobbyists for Juul, Altria and the rest of the e-cigarette and tobacco business, along with conservative organizations, are pushing against Dr. Gottlieb's plan to restrict sales of most flavored e-cigarettes to separate adult-only areas and to require age verification of customers.
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Just as A/V technology not only employed creative professionals in the making of mainstream videos, but also fostered a cohort of video artists who seized upon this new medium as a forum for experimentation, pushing against and advancing the form, video games (both mainstream and indie) are at a creative peak, as fine artists respond to and play with video gaming culture, visuals, and communities.
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Those in the public eye should be allowed to evolve and grow beyond the images that they have portrayed to us for so long — and for Simpson, that means something new beyond an angsty pop-punk singer pushing against a very public spiral after one of the biggest scandals of the year, and finding herself after motherhood, marriage, and a new stage in life.
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Gardner 20 years after Columbine, Dems bullish on gun reform MORE (R-Colo.) is pushing against 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's reported demand for a military parade and professed willingness to allow a government shutdown, saying in a tweet that issues, like border security and wage growth, should be priorities.
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Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (Utah), Gus Bilirakis (Fla.) and Diane BlackDiane Lynn BlackBottom line Overnight Health Care: Anti-abortion Democrats take heat from party | More states sue Purdue over opioid epidemic | 1 in 4 in poll say high costs led them to skip medical care Lamar Alexander's exit marks end of an era in evolving Tennessee MORE (Tenn.), have faced crowds in their districts pushing against the repeal of ObamaCare.
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