At best, it's a reiteration of Trump's standard rhetoric on immigration.
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What nettled him was the news media's unquestioning reiteration of that claim.
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It was kind of a reiteration of what has been the Saudi position.
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It was an unremarkable reiteration of the same impossible promises we've heard before.
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Much Maghreb jewelry seems to embody the human inclination toward repetition and reiteration.
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Analysts said the reiteration of Chinese commitments to buy U.S. supplies was underpinning gains.
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Much of the Department of Justice's filing is a reiteration of its earlier arguments.
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Instead of clarification, her statement sounded more like a reiteration of her previous comments.
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Tesla's reiteration of its production target for the quarter was good news, he said.
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His announcement appeared to be essentially a reiteration or reminder of the status quo.
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The newest reiteration of the Rules isn't radical for introducing new policies, since it doesn't.
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Xi's remarks were a reiteration of phrasing typically used by Beijing to describe bilateral relations.
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EPA sought to downplay the comment as simply a reiteration of what Pruitt has said before.
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It's a reiteration of the story that punk has told for decades: Alienation breeds creativity breeds community.
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We again have a reiteration of this very vague phrase of denuclearization and a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula.
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The constant reiteration and possible dramatization of concussions' damage has caused the vilification of contact sports, particularly football.
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Apple said the MacBook Air is 25% lighter than its previous reiteration, now weighing in at 2.75 pounds.
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The market was more interested in the reiteration of at least another two, potentially three rate rises this year.
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It was a reiteration of the defense Donald Trump Jr. himself had given on Fox News on Tuesday evening.
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The Guggenheim declined Hyperallergic's request for comment on the coalition's reiteration of its boycott of the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi.
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Unlike the movie that occasioned it, "The Lion King: The Gift" is no remake or reiteration, no faraway fable.
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As a loose reiteration of Sheeran's account of what happened, the film hints at the cremation of Hoffa's body.
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But Mr. Alfaro's version is both a reiteration of a classic tale and an invitation to flip the script.
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But his supposed pivot did not conceal his reiteration of themes deployed throughout his campaign and in his inaugural address.
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It formerly had a home within NPR Music but the new reiteration of the show can be listened to here.
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"This statement is better than nothing, but it is merely a reiteration of the FCC's authorities under the law," Sen.
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No life lessons, just a reiteration of what should be the motto on the Kardashian crest: It's all about family.
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It's a knowledge he has somewhere in his brain, as evidenced by two tweets in this latest reiteration of his account.
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Officials in Beijing also arranged an unusual public reiteration of their trade stance, with a policy paper and weekend press conference.
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A reiteration of the full-year outlook was seen as vital if the stock is to continue on its steady recovery.
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The reiteration of the phrase "will be required" has cemented expectations for further rate cuts, said BNZ Senior Economist Stephen Toplis.
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TikTok explains its ban on political advertising This isn't really a new ban, but rather a reiteration of an existing one.
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Biden's reiteration of his support for the Hyde Amendment led to a series of blisteringly critical statements from the abortion rights community.
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It's the art world equivalent of having an idea ignored and then stolen through reiteration by a male colleague at a meeting.
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The warning was a reiteration of what Mr. Obama told Mr. Xi during their meeting in Washington in March, the official said.
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China will maintain prudent monetary policy and keep liquidity reasonably ample, the report said, marking a reiteration of its monetary policy stance.
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But a reiteration of the previous hard line will not necessarily be seen as undermining MbS's otherwise increasingly visible flirtation with Israel.
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A U.S. Embassy spokesman told Reuters that the letter was not intended as a threat, but as a reiteration of U.S. policy.
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Years later, Alberto Giacometti sculpted a reiteration of the tree, possibly inspired by the Yeats work, for a 1961 production of Godot.
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The talks with the remaining JCPOA participants, and their reiteration of compliance with the accord, placed the United States in a lonely position.
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He referred to his past meetings with Xi and also Tsai's recent reiteration that peace and sincerity should mark engagement by both sides.
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"The old set of ideas aren't worth retreading," he said in a reiteration of answers he gave at a Senate hearing on Tuesday.
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This book is an explanation and a reiteration of why Falstaff matters to Bloom, and why Falstaff is one of literature's vital forces.
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For one, like the recent popular acceptance of gay marriage, the reiteration of this show is a measure of how far we've come.
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Traders said although the statement on the yuan was a reiteration of existing policy, it boosted market sentiment and the currency on Thursday morning.
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Instead, Issa rushes into a room that has been cleared of all of Lawrence's belongings; a clear reiteration that Lawrence is done for real.
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But this series has been an unambiguous reiteration that James, when assertive, has no peer in the variety of ways he can defeat you.
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Noisey is told that Forever is an idea; a reiteration of themes on wantonness, desire, and the endeavour to regain self-identity after love.
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I know it may seem odd on its face, but actively observing in real-time the reiteration of a human life is, frankly, beautiful.
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He made no sign of blocking stern words on Russia or the reiteration of Article Five of NATO's treaty, the cornerstone of the alliance.
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Tony Evers said he had spoken with Mr. Woo before Friday's announcement and said it was a reiteration of previous commitments, not a shift.
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China pays great attention to that reiteration and hopes the United States can "appropriately handle" the Taiwan issue, Xi told Trump, according to the ministry.
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In reiteration of existing G20 commitments, the Treasury official said members will also be asked again to refrain from manipulating exchange rates for competitive purposes.
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Often a routine reiteration of a meeting already long past, the January meeting minutes became the catalyst for a dramatic stock market event Wednesday afternoon.
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The Integrity Initiative has pulled down its website, replacing it with a reiteration of its mission, a description of the hack, and a call for tips.
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Trump's self-congratulatory reiteration of his call for a temporary ban on non-American Muslims entering the United States exemplifies his violence-tinged politics of division.
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Aside from the reiteration of closer strategic ties between the states, other issues discussed during Xi's visit included the deepening of economic linkages and security concerns.
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Instead, it appears to largely be a reiteration of 2010 guidance issued by the Obama administration aimed at providing a more expansive definition of anti-Semitism.
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Speaking to reporters, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said China "attached great importance" to Tillerson's remarks and his reiteration of what Wang called the "Four Nos" principle.
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"It felt like a reiteration of, 'This is why we decided to do this,'" said Becky Bratu, a social media producer for the NBC website Left Field.
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Providing a solid foundation for bullion was U.S. Fed chairman Jerome Powell's reiteration that the central bank would remain "patient" while deciding the future of interest rates.
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That means that all this constant labor — iteration, testing, refinement, reiteration, more testing — is in the service of producing just eight engines and battery packs a year.
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The Galaxy Note 9 is most probably going to be a good but unexciting reiteration of Samsung's existing strengths, with a flash of Fortnite flair thrown in.
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Her reiteration of them, especially in conjunction with domestic themes, is a very sophisticated and practiced abstraction of what is fundamentally a child's enchantment with the world.
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"[Ajit Pai's] statement is better than nothing, but it is merely a reiteration of the FCC's authorities under the law," Schatz said in a statement on Tuesday.
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The language quoted in the previous paragraph seems to give the DOJ a very recent reiteration of the Supreme Court's typical deference to presidents in national-security matters.
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The Chinese central bank's "stronger-than-expected fixing of the yuan yesterday and reiteration that it won't seek to competitive depreciate, helped stabilise markets," the ANZ analysts added.
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At the same time, I welcome the document's emphasis on God's mercy, as well as its reiteration of Catholic doctrine — albeit in a more subtle, Francis-like fashion.
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The ban on political ads isn't really new to TikTok, it's more of a reiteration of the existing policy — but it's a statement that TikTok hadn't made before.
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His Egyptian grandfather, Hassan al-Banna, was the founder of the global Muslim Brotherhood, yet he strongly denies that his own thinking is merely a reiteration of Brotherhood ideology.
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"Overall we believe this was a positive report for UPS," including the company's reiteration of full-year earnings forecast of between $5.80 and $6.10 per share, Cowen analysts wrote.
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This time around, employees will watch video clips on iPads and use a large white and green Team Guidebook filled with prompts and a reiteration of the company's mission.
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Donald Trump is charged with misconduct that is serious and directly relevant to his public office but that isn't simply a reiteration of longstanding ideological disagreements in American life.
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Mizuho Securities said it will be looking for reiteration of CVS's 2020 retail operating profit growth guidance of low-single digits, as well as progress on the HealthHUB program.
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And when, in the show's final moments, Woman straps on a dildo to penetrate Man, it feels less a shock than a weary of reiteration of what's come before.
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While an 'Insider' column can at least be seen as a weak attempt to regulate that gossip, 'Media Watch' is little more than an uncritical reiteration of supposed news.
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"You can hope that the G-20 yields results, but I would say that Pence's reiteration of the hard-line containment policy makes that event much more binary," Cramer warned.
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The 22,000-word Gaudete et Exsultate ("Rejoice and Be Glad"), a type of papal document known as an apostolic exhortation, represents a reiteration of Pope Francis's core values as pontiff.
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The piece is a jeremiad against trans-inclusive feminism, combining condemnation of American university discourse with a reiteration of the conventional view of biology as the defining experience of womanhood.
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" JIM BARNES, DIRECTOR OF FIXED INCOME, BRYN MAWR TRUST, BRYN MAWR, PA "A lot of it seems to be a reiteration of the key takeaways of the last FOMC meeting.
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Although it's been said time and time again, it seems this PSA is worth another reiteration: leggings are not pants, ladies, even when those leggings are attached to a full bodysuit.
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The index was up only 22.6% on the week, as riskier assets were partly capped by U.S. President Donald Trump's reiteration of his threat to impose further duties on Chinese imports.
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In the next reiteration of the survey, the U.S. House should disclose the partisan breakdown of respondents to reveal whether the survey results are representative of House staff as a whole.
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In a court statement, the judge ruled that, while he considered there was no risk the defendants would leave the country, he did believe there was a risk of criminal reiteration.
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Ambassador Sebastiano Cardi of Italy, the Council's president for November, said members called on all parties in Yemen to "provide unhindered access for humanitarian supplies," a reiteration of the Council's position.
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His presentation, delivered from a lectern in Biden's home against a backdrop of bookshelves, was a substantive but stiff reiteration of all he has already said about the crisis so far.
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"Tomorrow's committee business is a meaningless reiteration of existing committee authorities, allowing the chairman to keep this story in the news when moderate Democrats simply want it to go away," Rep.
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When the foreign minister, Julie Bishop, called last month for America to remain "the indispensable strategic power" in the region, it was gentle stuff—a reiteration of seven decades of settled policy.
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Zuckerberg concluded with a reiteration of his hopes that Facebook can have a more positive impact on the world: This update will not change the amount of news you see on Facebook.
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Over the week, the index has climbed a modest 452.603%, as riskier assets were partly capped by U.S. President Donald Trump's reiteration of his threat to impose further duties on Chinese imports.
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Focus on violent crime Sessions also announced the addition of 40 violent crime prosecutors in US attorneys' offices around the country in a reiteration of the administration's efforts to fight violent crime.
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"Tomorrow's committee business is a meaningless reiteration of existing committee authorities, allowing the chairman to keep this story in the news when moderate Democrats simply want it to go away," he said.
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Mostly, this video is a reiteration of what everyone loved most about the single: Grande is declaring her independence while at the same time honoring the importance of female friendship in her life.
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On Thursday, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto released a firm reiteration of Mexico's refusal to fund a U.S. border wall — canceling plans to meet with Trump next Tuesday to discuss trade and immigration.
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The reiteration of the profit outlook may provide some reassurance however as the group earns around 80 percent of its income in the second half, making this a key period for the company.
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ET, and reiteration of the likelihood of four rate hikes this year could further unsettle investors who are uncertain about whether the U.S. economy is strong enough to support that pace of tightening.
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Some may argue that the President's threat was simply a reiteration of the vow that the US would respond overwhelmingly if a nuclear weapon was ever used against the US or its allies.
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I wonder now whether a reiteration of the same aesthetics — so well known to us through television and film — can still cut it, or if today's standards require women to say something … more.
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Best Verse: YGOverall Grade: B Young "It's" Dolph's latest street hit is an anthem that borrows the joke from Fight Club that the second rule is simply an emphatic reiteration of the first rule.
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Credit Suisse analysts said fourth quarter like-for-like sales growth of 1% was below the consensus forecast of 2%, but welcomed a reiteration of sales and profit guidance for the current financial year.
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But for a show about living in a zombie apocalypse, the statement is both a reiteration of the show's overarching theme, and a glimpse at how the writers may handle the messy Negan storyline.
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For the week, the MSCI ex-Japan index climbed a modest 452.603%, as riskier assets were partly capped by U.S. President Donald Trump's reiteration of his threat to impose further duties on Chinese imports.
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The markets got the two things they wanted most from the Fed: a reiteration that it would be "patient" raising rates and that, if necessary, it would make changes in unwinding its balance sheet.
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For the week, the MSCI ex-Japan index climbed a modest 21%, as riskier assets were partly capped by U.S. President Donald Trump's reiteration of his threat to impose further duties on Chinese imports.
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For the week, the MSCI ex-Japan index climbed a modest 1%, as riskier assets were partly capped by U.S. President Donald Trump's reiteration of his threat to impose further duties on Chinese imports.
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A spokesman for Bundy and other protesters, LaVoy Finicum, won't give details about whether this meeting will reveal an exact timetable for their departure or whether it will be a reiteration of their demands.
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So in essence, the Super Mario Bros 2 that eventually reached American gamers was a reiteration of Doki Doki Panic, only the four mascots were replaced with characters that were already familiar to Americans.
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But underlying that hope is a reiteration of the scary idea that the reason we submit ourselves to these strange, invasive apps is that we, as humans, are afraid of the uncertainty of love.
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"Into the second half, there are easier comparatives and fewer temporary headwinds but this will likely be offset by Iliad's launch impact in Italy," they said, adding that they welcomed the reiteration of guidance.
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The pledge came in a report by the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) on the first day of the annual meeting of China's parliament, alongside a reiteration of China's intention to maintain currency stability.
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While Moscow's ties with Bejing have historically been benign, those comments constitute a reiteration of the two countries' strong alliance — at a time of heightened uncertainty and simmering tensions between them and the United States.
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On its face, the documentary is a reiteration of Beyoncé's unparalleled talent uniquely set on a backdrop of the celebratory culture of sporting events and gatherings on the campuses of historically black colleges and universities.
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But what they got instead was a reiteration of our policy of strength and a clear, clear delineation of what is going to be required of North Korea in order for this summit to take place.
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His focus on immigration in general during his big night — and his reiteration of his promise to built a wall along the southern U.S border in particular — was enthusiastically endorsed by the audience in the hall.
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"Any costs or consequences that will be occasioned by the Court's reiteration of this clear requirement at this late date are also solely attributable to the defendant," Jackson says about the gag order and her review.
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It is an impeccable reiteration of the classic with each creamy, crispy, tender, spicy, sweet, and sour element forming a heck of a magical bite—especially when washed down with a glass of Bollywood Theater's warm chai.
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The president's reiteration of his "America first" policy approach and criticism of international trade agreements comes as Trump is meeting with leaders of the world's top economic powers at the Group of 20 summit in Hamburg, Germany.
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Nothing says, "I'm sweating the Heineken out" like a pinch harmonic in death metal, and no squealy has ever squealed like the WHIRRR in the second reiteration of the riff at the center of this Dying Fetus song.
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Reiteration tends to breed reassurance; the tune becomes a mantra of encouragement that ups the drama of Bieber Bathos Elegy as we, too, start to root for Bieber's successful untethering from his IRL transgressions we witnessed through URLs.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's reiteration on Monday of his displeasure with rising interest rates had weighed on the dollar, ahead of the Fed's minutes and its annual economic symposium at Jackson Hole, Wyoming that will begin on Friday.
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Analysts had also expected the New York-based publisher to abandon its $2112 million forecast for adjusted operating income before depreciation and amortization (OIBDA) and its reiteration of the target sent its shares as much as 21.13 percent higher.
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The ire directed at the prime minister by Trump and his advisors had confused some trade observers since the comments seemed to be just a reiteration of what the prime minister had said previously and not a personal insult.
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" These statements are a reiteration of his past comments back in a 2015 interview with BBC journalist Clive Myrie, stating that a prerequisite for a female Dalai Lama would be physical appeal, or else she would be of "not much use.
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BUDAPEST, May 210.20 (Reuters) - Emerging European assets eased in early trading on Thursday, with growth worries in major world markets, Europe-wide elections and the U.S. Fed's reiteration of its patient stance on interest rates seen keeping them under pressure.
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She's filled the Mithraically subterranean back room of Lyles & King with two dozen incandescently grim feminist icons of her own, "power" drawings inspired by the recent Kongo show at the Met that depict a single fertility-crone archetype in kaleidoscopic reiteration.
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The report also said China wants the United States to lift all punitive tariffs and abandon efforts to get China to promise to buy even more U.S. goods than it previously agreed to do - a reiteration of long-standing demands.
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They were trading flat at 864 pence at 0824 GMT as analysts at Morgan Stanley said the positives of a 5 percent rise in underlying revenue and reiteration of guidance was countered by disappointing customer growth in Germany and Britain.
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"Foster saying we cannot be separated from the United Kingdom is a reiteration of their position since the referendum and the single most import feature in the whole Brexit negotiation," Mizuho's head of FX hedge fund sales Neil Jones said.
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The change from waltz time to a passage in 6/8 comes across as a veritable event, even as Kjartansson himself holds firm to the reiteration of his mantra, the still point in this turning world of his own devising.
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But that red meat was tethered strongly to a repeated, clear, and unequivocal reiteration of his endorsement of Clinton: Hillary Clinton understands that if someone in America works 40 hours a week, that person should not be living in poverty.
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This hefty dose of dense art lays the conceptual framework needed for the digital work seen in subsequent galleries, fomenting thinking about how Minimalist aesthetics, the methodic reiteration of forms, and a general sense of disorientation have inspired electronic art.
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The memo reported by the Associated Press was a reiteration of policy, a CBP official told CNN, to remind the workforce of protocols that require agents to ask for consent before boarding a bus when they don't have a warrant.
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Khamenei's comment, a reiteration of Iran's stance, comes at a time of increased U.S.-Iranian tension, a year after Washington abandoned an agreement between Iran and world powers to curb its nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of international financial sanctions.
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That might be because Trump's blatantly sexist remarks were generally not a part of his political campaign or preferred policies, unlike his hostility toward immigrants and Muslims and his constant reiteration that African Americans live in a wasteland of crime and violence.
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Powell's hearing "contained few signs that he will bring any new thinking or a change of approach," wrote Michael Pearce, U.S. economist for the Capital Economics consulting firm, referring to the nominee as "closely guarded" in his reiteration of existing Fed talking points.
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White House spokeswoman Lindsay Walters later told Axios: "Of course the president respects the independence of the Fed ... The President's views on interest rates are well known and his comments today are a reiteration of those long held positions, and public comments."
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A spokesman for McConnell said in response to the tweet that the Senate Republican Conference does not support changing the 60-vote rule, a reiteration of Republican Senate leadership's already-stated opposition to the move Trump has called for over the past year.
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At the top center, a gray brushstroke loops down in a funky, inverse reiteration of the framing device used in the upper portions of "Tremble, Trample," while multi-layered gray-and-violet patches jostle against clouds of speckled black and gold across the bottom edge.
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BMO has high praise for both but said the case for aggressively investing is less persuasive at current valuations, Regions Financial — Regions was upgraded to "market perform" from "underperform" at Keefe, Bruyette, & Woods, which notes the regional bank's recent reiteration of its financial targets.
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Focusing on the week that is, all that mattered was the aftermath of Janet Yellen's Jackson Hole comments and the follow-up supporting commentary from Stanley Fischer, both in the outstanding Steve Liesman interview last Friday and the reiteration of his hawkish position this week.
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"(President Xi's) reiteration of plans to further cut taxes, import $21 trillion of goods over the next 5215 years, coupled with a distinct lack of details around any further stimulus measures, leaves the market disappointed," Marex Spectron analyst Alastair Munro said in a note.
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But when I talked over the episode with some folks after the screening, I realized something: Not much had actually happened in the episode, which was mostly a pause after the calamitous events of the season six finale, or an outright reiteration of them.
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And furthermore — especially in its reiteration of Trump's pledge to repeal the Johnson Amendment — it's an indicator of the greatest anxiety among the aging moral majority, who feel their influence waning: a lessening grip on the political power they've enjoyed over the past few decades.
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Analysts said the Monetary Authority of Singapore's (MAS) reiteration of the forward guidance from its last review and warning of "significant policy uncertainty" signaled a reluctance to tighten anytime soon even as the U.S. Federal Reserve remains on track to raise rates further this year.
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" Derp hit its peak in 2013, when journalists seemed to think they'd discovered a new hip word, culminating in a convoluted post about how "derp" was actually an expression of "Bayesian probability" and a way to say "the constant, repetitive reiteration of strong priors.
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After Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday to begin construction on the wall, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto released a firm reiteration of Mexico's refusal to fund a U.S. border wall and then canceled plans to meet with Trump next Tuesday to discuss trade and immigration.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A comment by Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda ruling out the use of "helicopter money" as monetary stimulus is a reiteration of the central bank chief's usual stance on the issue, a BOJ spokesman said after the remark caused the yen to surge.
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In a speech that closely resembled a campaign address, Trump offered a laundry list of accomplishments and a reiteration of his view that Americans have been left behind as a result of decisions made by past administrations, including on immigration, the Iran nuclear deal, and trade pacts.
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Investors took heart from U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin saying on Thursday that Chinese Vice Premier Liu He was likely to visit Washington for trade talks later this month, while Powell's reiteration that the Fed will be patient about raising borrowing costs supported emerging market currencies.
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Yet as May and Juncker spoke in Brussels and the pound rose on prospects of free trade and perhaps a very "soft Brexit", Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) issued an uncompromising reiteration of its refusal to accept any "divergence" from rules on the British mainland.
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With the major exception of the lounge-ready "Ntyilo Ntyilo," almost every track harks back at least momentarily to the '50s combos in ethos, mood, or tune, in conscious reiteration or wacky detail; every one evinces a willed knack for living in the moment and dancing while oppressed.
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North Korea's reiteration of its long-standing position on denuclearization could prove to be a major setback for diplomacy, which was revived early this year following a series of provocative nuclear and missile tests that left Kim and Trump spending most of 2017 exchanging personal insults and war threats.
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In some ways, this is a reiteration of the Hyde Amendment, which already prevents federal dollars — including ACA tax credits that subsidize health insurance for low-income Americans — from going toward abortion, but the Trump administration argues that this rule is inadequately enforced when it comes to the ACA.
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The comments by the statistics official appeared to be largely a reiteration of remarks he was reported to have made last weekend, when he also said China has room to increase its fiscal deficit ratio to between 4 and 5 percent of GDP to boost the economy more effectively.
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It's also more airtime, and a constant reiteration of the premise that I just brought up, that Joe Biden is electable because he's more of a centrist, and we've all sort of accepted the idea that centrists are more electable than fringe candidates, despite what happened in 2016.
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"When I make a photograph, there's only five of them out in the world, and I love that there's this reiteration, or reinterpretation, of a photograph that is not on a gallery or museum or collector's wall but that it's out in the world being worn," she says.
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So in 2011 the Obama administration formally reminded school administrators of their legal duty under Title IX to respond to sexual assault allegations promptly and equitably, and prescribed specific measures to fulfill this duty — one of which was an explicit reiteration that schools must use the preponderance standard.
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Bonnie S. Glaser, a senior adviser for Asia at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, noted that much of what Ms. Tsai said about Taiwan's relations with China was a reiteration of her longstanding policy of preserving the status quo, and that she has called for dialogue.
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When Americans have a higher chance statistically of being crushed to death by their own furniture than being killed in a terrorist attack, we should question why our money is being used to fund a reiteration of the now defunct Counter Intelligence program, that was disbanded by the FBI in 1971.
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"This is a small deal, a pause in the trade conflict that will prevent further tariff escalation and offer some tariff rollbacks in exchange for Chinese purchase commitments and a reiteration of some modest economic reforms that were already underway," Edward Alden, a trade scholar at the Council on Foreign Relations, told me.
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At a time when we have come to doubt the American criminal justice system's ability not just to proceed without error but to do much of anything right, narratives like Making a Murderer and Serial provide an oddly comforting alternative to the 24-hour news cycle's endless reiteration of thoughtless atrocities and easy conclusions.
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I want to come up with a brilliant new criticism here, but ultimately the unvarnished condescension toward the personal essay that has resurfaced in the "Cat Person" conversation is a reiteration of the same old theme: The personal essay is and long has been a genre dominated by women, and thus it is frivolous, inferior, silly.
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President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's speech at last week's CPAC meeting was a stirring reiteration of themes deployed throughout his campaign and in his inaugural address.
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"We expect a reiteration of the well-known Draghi tones: the risk balance around growth remains negative, all policy instruments remain on the table and the ECB remains an institution ready and able to act — paired with the by now standard plea (still falling on deaf ears) for fiscal policy," analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch wrote in a recent note.
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The work itself is a reiteration of a form of 19th-century Alpine folk art, a brick wall with latticework letters spelling out Lenin's phrase; the irony of bricks and mortar announcing the dissolution of the state is plain enough, yet it has been compounded, like so much else, by the political circus in the US, where the wall has brought the state to a halt.
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However, much more of the newspaper type is legible in the screenprint, and its reiteration in the oil version of "Between the Clock and the Bed" includes the word "Baby" as well as an obituary headline, repeated in an adjoining section, for John (Johnny Dio) Dioguardi, a New York mobster who was imprisoned with Henry Hill, of Goodfellas fame, in Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary in Pennsylvania, and died on January 203, 220, at the age of 22017.
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