Republicans are running about three points ahead of the lone Democrat.
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MOROCCO, April 6 — 16: Running about 156 miles in the Sahara?
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Not with anti-vaxxers, Flat Earthers, and keyboard Klansmen running about.
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I looked for Willa, they're running about a degree warmer than normal.
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ObamaCare enrollment is currently running about 10 percent lower than last year.
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I'm running about 20-30 minutes behind my typical daily routine today.
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Trump's running about a -20 point net approval rating in the state.
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Health care inflation has been running about double the rate of general inflation.
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"Parents were frantic running about trying to get to their children," she said.
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Mortgage rates were running about 3.5 percent, according to Freddie Mac's latest figures.
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A CNN/ORC poll released Monday showed him running about even with Mrs.
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Sanders (I-Vt.) in early polls and is running about even with Sens.
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Then it's the Trump show, which is basically running about 90 minutes now.
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A year later, the cheapest brand-name combo was running about $727 a year.
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For those keeping track, temperatures are running about 10 degrees above average this week.
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With a 7-pound bag of ice running about $3, it can get expensive.
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Normally, the existing-home sales are running about five times over new home sales.
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After some panicky running about, the girls find Spencer trapped in a bumper car.
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"Andre," it turns out, is the more standard-sized project, running about 85 minutes.
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Polls show Biden and Sanders running about even in Washington, Idaho and North Dakota.
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In Deptford there are "shoeless children running about and frowsy women gaping at doors".
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The sum total has Yang running about even in the polls with O'Rourke, Sen.
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"Basically, we're running about 17 to 25 percent above the ten year average," he said.
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Then you look at housing turnover, running about 0000%, historical norms about 4% and change.
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He was running about a few minutes late after a stop at a gas station.
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Police encountered a male suspect, Alexander Bonds, 34, running about one block from the scene.
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State corporate income tax collections are running about $2.8 billion, or 5.7 percent, below projections.
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Eventually five lines will stay up all night, with trains running about every ten minutes.
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Before Biden's expectations-lowering tour, he was running about even with Bernie Sanders in some polls.
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Demand is strong for "athleisure" products, meaning exercise clothes that double as running-about-town garb.
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The company offers different plans starting with an individual tutoring session running about $250 per month.
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The catalyst change on the hydrotreater is running about a week behind schedule, the sources said.
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The man still managed to leave the home but was arrested after running about a block.
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The gunman, whose name was not immediately released, fled but collapsed after running about 200 feet.
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Despite having high name recognition, Warren is running about even with the far-less-known Buttigieg.
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The series' first seven episodes are available on Netflix — with each episode running about 15 minutes.
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It's also the most expensive option, running about $300 to $500 a month, depending on the state.
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Recent negative ads Jackley and Noem are running about each other reflect the closeness of the race.
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"With 24 people running, about the last thing we need to do is fight each other," Bass said.
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In all three states, Clinton is running about 299 or 20 points worse than Obama four years ago.
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Less than two weeks before the opening, "A Little Life" was running about three and a half hours.
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The lots cost from $2585,230 to $1803,2180, with the finished 28,2200-square-foot homes running about $3 million.
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But with temperatures dipping into the 20s through Saturday, we're running about 1 to 20 degrees below normal.
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But in practical terms, these extreme exercisers were doing the equivalent of running about six miles a day.
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The price was running about $600 a metric ton, meaning my flight would cost about an extra $700.
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Times hours worked – you're probably running about near 5% as an income proxy for you know, main street workers.
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I'm running about 10 minutes behind schedule, but I'm hoping I can make up for it on the drive.
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Rainfall over the country is only running about half of what it should be at this point of June.
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I MEAN, I WENT FROM REALLY RUNNING ABOUT SORT OF SIX DIFFERENT BUSINESSES TO REALLY FOCUSING ON THREE BUSINESSES.
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I started with Couch-to-5k, running about 343 second intervals for a half hour, three times a week.
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They had grown stronger, running about through the ruin of this house, lifting heavy boxes and empty shell casings.
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Viewership for "Gotham" has slipped from season to season, currently running about five million in the seven-day ratings.
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" The suspect: "Police encountered a male suspect, identified as Alexander Bonds, 34, running about one block from the scene.
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This year, the hydrogen-powered train took its first test through the woods, running about 50 miles an hour.
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Profits for developers Braeburn Pharmaceuticals and Titan Pharmaceuticals could be intense, with the six-month treatment reportedly running about $6,000.
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Even custom-made clothing costs next to nothing here, with leather shoes and dresses made to measure running about $22.
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The previous one to chair the central bank, G. William Miller, left in 85033 with inflation running about 12 percent.
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The company is exploring LA locations for its first Express Labs, with memberships running about $200 to $300 a month.
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That the true monsters here include the hatemongers, and not just the tentacled horrors running about, is never in question.
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Denial rates have been running about 80 percent in recent years, according to the TRAC data repository at Syracuse University.
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Running about an hour and a half, it offers info on building a balanced portfolio as well as adviser options.
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But the United States is first in line to take action since its case is running about 9 months ahead.
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Compared to this point last year, sign-ups are running about 11 percent lower, according to ObamaCare numbers analyst Charles Gaba.
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"All the young from the spring reproduction peak are now off and running about and learning about life," he told us.
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The gruesome footage of people running about engulfed in flames as he chased them with water bottles brought back vivid memories.
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Dan Donovan, a New York Republican, said the calls to his office were running about 1,000-to-1 against the bill.
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In recent days, watermelon prices in Farah were running about four times higher than they were at their low point this month.
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It was Wolfe who coined the phrase "radical chic" and running about (INAUDIBLE) liberals throwing a celebrity-filled party for the Black Panthers.
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They are running about 60 minutes behind, that congressmen, but and as soon as it happens you will see it here on Fox.
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The resulting play, running about 50 pages and 90 minutes, made its debut in 2014 at the NoHo Arts Center in Los Angeles.
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CAA is estimating it will end up running about 1,000 flights total, but "I'm not sure we know the exact number," Taylor adds.
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We're running about two, two-and-a-half times of the percent of the population is immigrant as the rest of the country.
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Other Instagram and Facebook accounts that were supposed to be affected by the ban were also still running about an hour after the announcement.
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Permian oil production has soared, now running about 274.5 million barrels per day and expected to grow by another 227 million bpd by 234.
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Germany's current account surplus was excessive, running about 4% to 5% larger than warranted, Luis Cubeddu, chief of the IMF's research department, told reporters.
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Despite the slow start to the year, the forecast for the April to June quarter is looking up, with estimates running about 2.5 percent.
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Cruises tend to be expensive, with an average nine-day sailing in Asia running about $1,800, travel advisors said, and booked long in advance.
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Tom Suozzi in New York's 3rd District and Salud Carbajal in California's 24th District are also running about $1 million ahead of their challengers.
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Each is a short, sharp shock of a book, running about 150 pages and building to a dreadful end involving violence, physical and psychological.
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Overall, Trump is running about even to 28500 GOP nominee Mitt Romney among white voters in the state, holding a 6900 to 2628 percent edge.
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The father of two says he plans on running about 15 miles a day and stopping at various community events and businesses along the way.
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"Nobody knows what is happened here, there was a lot of screaming going on and armed police running about," one passenger told the Mail Online.
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As the 260-foot tunnel, running about 13 to 16 feet under the current surface, neared completion, the Stasi, East Germany's feared secret police, intervened.
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It secured $50 million from lenders to continue running about 400 Charlotte Russe and Peek Children's stores, as well as its website, during the bankruptcy.
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Season the egg with salt and pepper and cook until the egg white has set but the yolk is still running, about 3 minutes more.
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For instance, the LRIP-9 lot was for 57 F-353 aircraft and valued at $6.18 billion, resulting in the fighters running about $107 million each.
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A Reuters/Ipsos poll released on Wednesday showed it could be a close fight for the White House with Trump now running about even with Clinton.
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With inflation running about 3.5 percent a year, a moderate portfolio returning 6 percent to 7 percent keeps up with inflation even after withdrawals, he says.
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Kromtech isn't sure how much money the thieves made and estimated the scheme had only been running about a month and half before it was discovered.
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On Tuesday executives from JPMorgan Chase & Co and Bank of American Corp said their trading revenues are running about 15 percent less than a year earlier.
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Buyers are required to use a lawyer, with a typical fee running about 1,000 pounds to 21.24,23 pounds, or about $2000,23 to $2720,2011, Mr. Cooke said.
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She played until the final whistle, running about eight miles, and then made a plea to the next generation of Brazilian soccer players watching at home.
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Fifty percent of likely voters are backing Mr. Rohrabacher, a Republican, up from 45 percent in July; his Democratic challenger, Harley Rouda, is running about even.
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But Biden still leads Sanders in national polling, and he is running about even with him in Iowa, according to the Real Clear Politics polling average.
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Most people in the Northeast, mid-South and Midwest will see highs in the 40s and the 50s, running about 15 to 25 degrees below average.
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But broad brush is growth running about half as much as it was prior to the referendum, that's probably about right given what we know right now.
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With Monday marking the final day of the season, the summer box office is running about dead even with the last year's $4.48 billion, according to comScore.
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We are chronically running about 218 minutes late, but as long as he's the one dropping the kids off, I feel like teachers give us a pass.
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Climate alarmists are still running about like Chicken Little saying "The sky is falling," ice is melting, polar bears are dying and soon we'll all be frying.
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Few poets have captured so movingly the experience of living in time, or thought so lucidly, with the clock running, about how poems bargain against its passing.
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Handelsman said the shop is currently running about a three-week back order on all its products, which include military-grade respirators, hazmat suits, and Geiger counters.
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"With rates trading in a narrow range, the purchase market continues to show strength, with application volume running about 7 percent ahead of last year," said Fratantoni.
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For weeks, several polls showed the two candidates running about even, an extraordinary feat in Texas, where Democrats have failed to win any statewide offices since 1994.
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Running about 11.33 miles in length, the Brooklyn Queens Connector (BQX) will be the one of the largest urban streetcar systems in the US, the mayor's office said.
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Lionsgate will supply a full season of 10 episodes, each running about 45 minutes — a long way from the quickie cat videos for which YouTube was once known.
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Asakawa justified Japan's hefty current account surpluses, running about 20 trillion yen for a third straight year to 2018, which mostly consist of income gains from overseas investment.
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Sales are now running about $2,000 a square foot, about the same price as two nearby condo towers also built in the 1980s, Metropolitan Tower and Museum Tower.
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NEW YORK, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Citigroup Inc fourth-quarter markets revenue is running about 20 percent higher than last year, chief financial officer John Gerspach said on Wednesday.
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So far, the party's turnout is running about twice as high as it did at this point in 20103, while Republican turnout is about half what it was.
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"Customer activity since the start of the year has been encouraging with the group's total enquiry levels running about 13 percent ahead of the prior year," the company said.
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For roughly $2,700 a month, Surf Air's members can fly an unlimited number of times to European destinations, with friends-and-family passes running about about $850 one-way.
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Moulton also said he's spoken to former president Barack Obama about running "about a year ago" at Obama's invitation, but he would not discuss the details of the conversation.
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England's biggest problem at these Euros has been trying to win games the regular way: forwards up front, doing all that running about; defenders at the back, largely untroubled.
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This year, as in 2017, national liberal groups recruited candidates and put money into the state, with Democratic-aligned spending running about $12 million ahead of Republican-aligned spending.
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"But we're looking forward to having a little cuddle and a little play with Sophia, who is running about all over the place and chattering," shared the proud great-grandmother.
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By comparison, in the summer of 2014 — as oil and gas prices began their current nosedive — gasoline was running about $3.50 a gallon, while oil was over $100 a barrel.
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The parish school board itself was running about a dozen charter schools, along with a half dozen traditional schools, mostly the schools that had been higher performing before the storm.
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A narrow strip of land running about 25 miles end to end, the island has four historic districts, both residential and commercial, with some architecture that dates to antebellum times.
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But no reprisals are expected until the WTO process, which is already running about three years behind schedule, has been exhausted, which trade sources say could take months or years.
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Apparently, they do not notice that in an economy running about as close to full employment as possible, 42 million people get SNAP benefits compared to 26 million in 2007.
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Sara Vetter, who manages the infections disease laboratory for the Minnesota Department of Public Health, estimated that the lab was capable of running about 400 to 500 tests per day.
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Monsoon season has been slow to progress across India this year, running about two weeks behind schedule and more than 30% below expected rainfall since June 1 nationwide, CNN Weather found.
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The office to industrial revenue mix in LXP's portfolio historically had been running about 3:1, and the company has managed the ratio below 2:1 over the past several years.
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Clinton was running about even with Bernie Sanders in the polls in California but ended up winning by 13 percent, thanks in large part to Latinos who went undetected by pollsters.
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The nation's winter wheat crop is especially vulnerable given the unseasonably warm weather in January and February, which resulted in the crop running about three weeks ahead in its normal development.
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Both of those polls found Trump holding a wide lead over Cruz, while some early January polling which showed Cruz and Trump running about evenly is now too old for inclusion.
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An extended route, running about 2528 miles from Milton Keynes to London, would have the capacity to transport more than 25 million parcels a year, Magway said in an online release.
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With an enormous production budget, seven years of development and a script running about 2,000 pages just for the main story, it might well be the most ambitious game ever made.
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Karen Hoguet, the department-store chain's chief financial officer, said at the annual investor day that second-quarter gross margins were running about one percentage point below last year's level, Bloomberg reported.
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"I had kind of decided even before the lottery that this would be the year I'd run New York," said Ms. Quan, a Manhattan resident who started running about three years ago.
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The two liberal senators have been running about neck-and-neck, according to most recent polls — though a WBUR poll released Friday showed Mr. Sanders jumping out to an eight-point lead.
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Shimon in her kitchen, with the washing machine running and two of her eight children running about, a member of the regional settler's council called and told her not to let us stay.
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The mortality rate for known cases of the Wuhan coronavirus has been running about 2 percent, although that is likely to drop as more tests are done and more mild cases are found.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Financial markets quarterly trading revenue at JPMorgan Chase & Co is running about 15 percent lower than a year earlier, Chief Financial Officer Marianne Lake said on Tuesday at an investor conference.
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The G.O.P. incumbent, Mike Bost, has a nine-point lead over the Democrat, Brendan Kelly, but in early September the two men were running about even, according to New York Times/Siena College polls.
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In addition to facing possible fines and civil liability, the utility expects pipeline repair costs and housing relocation expenses will end up running about $300 million, said SoCal Gas Chief Executive Officer Dennis Arriola.
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It's a fun and loving family atmosphere, with some of Alauddin's five grandchildren running about and giggling as their pet birds chirp in their cages, and the adults discuss their fourth-generation family sweet shop.
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Monsoon season has been slow to progress across India this year, running about two weeks behind schedule and more than 30% below expected rainfall since June 1 nationwide, according to data analyzed by CNN Weather.
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We had two Federal Reserve Presidents yesterday, your colleagues, suggest they were not so inclined to cut interest rates because, they say the economy is running about where they thought it was going to be.
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After that, a second playthrough on Casual will deliver the story without quite so much running about finding finger print paper, non-rechargeable batteries, a pair of hilariously large wax lips, that sort of thing.
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A super PAC run by his allies, called Unite the Country, has scrambled to boost Biden's prospects in the Hawkeye State, running about $4.8 million in ads, according to Kantar Media's Campaign Media Analysis Group.
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In his three resounding victories — New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada — Trump has racked up huge margins among white voters who don't have college degrees, running about 10 percentage points ahead of his overall total.
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"I've been busy running about doing things, so I haven't had the chance to [watch], but it's been spoiled quite a few times for me already," actor Richard Madden said on Good Morning America on Thursday.
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Airbus is still running about six months behind schedule on deliveries of its narrow-body planes, which includes the A320neo, the company's CEO Guillaume Faury said at the company's earnings news conference on Thursday, the Journal reported.
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Puerto Rico Revises Plan to Reduce Debt as Optimism Dwindles | The island's top economic officials said they had to alter their economic strategy when they saw that tax revenues were running about $500 million lower than forecast.
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But hours into the military operation, the army announced that it had exposed and was preparing to neutralize a tunnel running about 130 feet into Israeli territory from under a house in the Lebanese village of Kela.
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With a debate running about whether the evaporation of borrowing rates should be grasped by governments to deal with the climate emergency, the reaction to those comments shows how sensitive the market is to signs of such stimulus.
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While my assistant was running about a mile to get to the hotel and back, I borrowed a ring from a man in the crowd who was about the same size, and we used that for the ceremony.
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Kylo Ren (Adam Driver, this year's hardest working man in Hollywood), having offed Snoke in the last movie, is now the Supreme Leader of the First Order and is running about the galaxy, looking for the voice's source.
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What emerges, though, are basically independent films -- each running about 90 minutes -- telling stories with a beginning, middle and end, but none (of the three previewed) so distinctive or compelling as to merit lining up to see them.
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They were shocked when, after running about 1,000 different tests, the computer ended up concluding that the Francophone variable — whether a country listed French as a national language — was by far the best predictor of its foreign fighter rates.
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Denton says that Gawker Media's overall revenue is running about 53 percent to 25 percent above last year's level, and that the company, which lost money last year, has a "small operating profit in the first half" of 262.2.
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Fading political risks after the first round of the French presidential election and the return of investor inflows are likely to underpin valuations that are still running about 10 percent below the peaks seen two years ago, BAML said.
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With episodes running about 30 minutes each, the show pretty much flies by as a 10-episode binge, and gives YouTube -- still feeling its way in the series game -- its most credible calling card in the crowded streaming arena.
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Running about 100 miles (160 km) along the U.S.-Mexico border, the Valley has been thrust into the spotlight with President Donald Trump's call for a wall that could impact thousands of its residents and workers, legal and illegal.
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Enrollment had been running about 2000 percent lower but picked up during the past week, reflecting a typical trend of last-minute shopping, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Administrator Seema Verma said in a call with reporters.
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THINGS HAVE GOTTEN A LITTLE SOFTER HERE, RUNNING ABOUT HALF A POINT, 0.7 ON FIRST QUARTER GDP AFTER A NOT TO WRITE HOME ABOUT 1.4% IN THE FOURTH QUARTER OF LAST YEAR, BUT YOU'VE BEEN PRETTY OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THE TURNAROUND.
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Dedicated runners will relate to Peter Sagal's hilarious and poignant memoir, The Incomplete Book of Running, about his adventures in running for over a decade, and how it started as a physical hobby and became a method of personal survival.
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The United States has threatened to impose billions of dollars of tariffs against goods from the European Union, while the EU has warned of counter-tariffs in a parallel case running about 9 months behind the timetable for U.S. sanctions.
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Valletoux said it was difficult to say when the growth rate of new infections and deaths would slow down and whether France was indeed running about eight days behind Italy, the country with the highest death tally from the virus.
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Shoehorned as they are into a one-size-fits-all format with each episode running about 50 minutes, "Electric Dreams" seldom lives up to its name, particularly in terms of the kind of closing twists that generally define this genre.
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Valletoux said it was difficult to say when the growth rate of new infections and deaths would slow down and whether France was indeed running about eight days behind Italy, the country with the highest death tally from the virus.
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Billy was running about the garden and making progress – and, like a proud mum, I was putting these photos and videos up on social media, to show all the people who had supported Billy over the years that they had really achieved something.
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Confident that she is finally close to defeating U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont for the Democratic nomination, Clinton turned heavy fire on Trump, who has been running about even with her in national polls of voters looking ahead to the Nov.
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To have a reasonable chance of limiting warming to 1.5 degrees, the I.P.C.C. said, global CO 2 emissions, now running about forty billion tons a year, would need to be halved by 2030 and reduced more or less to zero by 2050.
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The rise in the president's economic approval comes with growth running about a percentage point higher than it did during the Obama presidency, with unemployment near a 234-year low and amid what is believed to be a very strong quarter for growth.
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The rise in the president's economic approval comes with growth running about a percentage point higher than it did during the Obama presidency, with unemployment near a 242-year low and amidst what is believed to be a very strong quarter for growth.
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I'm running about 50 percent eggnog these days, a holiday party veteran, a mall rat still seeking the perfect gift for the perfect girl, the sort of person to wake up humming Burl Ives before making a smoothie and trekking off to work.
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ConocoPhillips will spend about $4 billion per year on shale, running about 20 drilling rigs across four fields, and boosting shale production from more than 400,000 barrels per day (bpd) next year to around 900,000 bpd by the end of the decade, it said.
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ConocoPhillips will spend about $4 billion per year on shale, running about 20 drilling rigs across four fields, and boosting shale production from more than 400,000 barrels per day (bpd) next year to around 900,000 bpd by the end of the decade, it said.
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Running about 1,100 kilometers, Ferrogrão will link grain producing regions of the Center-West to the Port of Miritituba, in Pará state, curtailing the need to travel along a troublesome road that still has long unpaved section that makes passage nearly impossible during rains.
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Demand for European barrels to Asia and the Middle East has been strong in recent weeks, Campbell said, adding that Mexico's draw on Gulf Coast barrels is running about 50,000 barrels per day higher than last year heading into the seasonally strong months of November and December.
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This analysis shows that growth in average wages has been running about 123 percent per year in the Current Population Survey over the past two years, a bit firmer than the pace right before the Great Recession but below the near 5 percent reached in 2000.
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Let me pause, also, to note that along with a few players recklessly running about the field in short sleeves, we got to watch the Vikings' cheerleaders dance in the subzero temperatures and shake in their mukluks for slightly more than the cost of gas for their cars.
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"Rogue One," the eighth Star Wars movie, is running about 42 percent behind the pace "Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens," which opened a year ago and grossed a still-stunning $571 million in its first 2803 days on its way to a record $948 million domestic total.
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The fear among the Democrats dubious of the senator is that while polls now generally show him running about as well against Trump as Biden does, when more voters learn about the specifics of Sanders' agenda -- not to mention his self-identification as a "democratic socialist" -- his support will tumble.
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But did you ever stop to think that maybe those people, the ones running about town in the bitter cold of early February emptying their wallets for someone who could very well be their enemy by the time the sun shows its face again, are themselves missing out on something you enjoy everyday?
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Democrats and Republicans are running about even in the 48 districts surveyed that voted for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in 2016.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE (R-Ohio), one of the most vulnerable incumbents, is running about 22019 points ahead of Trump.
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"As a result, we are running about a third to half of portfolios on a hedged basis as we have a very low conviction on where sterling is headed with many of the factors that were supportive of sterling previously starting to look a bit tired now," O'Connor, whose funds manage 219 billion pounds, said.
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"One of the biggest changes we have seen with the collapse in gas prices is that our combined-cycle plants have become one of the workhorses of our fleet," Levis said, noting some of the combined-cycle units were running about 70 percent of the time up from just about 20 percent a decade ago.
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" What they're saying: When asked about O'Rourke's potential offer, an Abrams spokesperson told CBS, "As she thinks about her own campaign for the Presidency, Leader Abrams has taken the time to speak with numerous Democrats who are already running about the need to combat voter suppression and about the importance of Georgia's 16 electoral votes.
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Looking at the segment now, it's hard to know what's more conspicuous: the extra CCP running about, or the sight of (Bitmap Brothers producer) Graeme Boxall having a kind of Colonel Kurtz moment, his shaven head protruding from a darkened room as he hurries through his PR lines, trying not to look at the camera.
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The candidates are running about even in eight states, including Pennsylvania, Michigan and North Carolina, and the polling sample is too small to determine the winner in Alaska, Wyoming and Washington D.C. But Trump would need to win the 21 states currently in his column and sweep all of the remaining "toss-up" states to win the presidency.
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I set up a video camera high above the stage on a lighting tower at stage right and started that running about 15 minutes before the blood started flowing, which allowed me to be free to shoot still photos from the front of the stage (or downstage), from backstage, from up on the lighting tower and also from the seats in the house.
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On most of the key demographic divides, the findings of this poll mirror those of most exit polling thus far in the contest, with Clinton faring better among older Democrats and Sanders carrying those under age 50, the two running about evenly among white Democrats while Clinton holds a solid edge among non-whites, and Clinton tops among moderates while Sanders wins the backing of most liberals.
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On Facebook, Ms. Warren has been running ads praising her endorsements from local Iowa leaders like John Norris, as well as coverage from local Iowa newspapers like The Clinton Herald, and Ms. Klobuchar has multiple ads pointing to her endorsement from The Quad City Times, another Iowa newspaper (both senators also have national ads running about their endorsement from the New York Times editorial board).
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The closest thing I had to trans representation in superhero movies was Danny DeVito's godly portrayal of The Penguin in the 1992 film Batman Returns, where he dazzled my child heart with a filthy fully white onesie, running about the sewers with his top hat and cool hands.. I'm not complaining, but surely a more relatable—and even heroic—transgender character would help young trans people feel connected to mainstream culture, and help nontrans audiences see trans people in familiar roles.. Maines is cast as a hero called Nia Nal (aka Dreamer), who is a new take on an existing character in the DC Comics universe.
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And because behind that door is a long gray-walled corridor with a gray terrazzo floor, leading at the far end to two facing doors, which open to reveal men and women running about in variants of the same uniform: gray tailored Buster Brown shorts or trousers cropped to show the ankle; white shirts; gray ties with tie clips, often tucked into the high waistbands of their trousers; shrunken schoolboy jackets; knit vests; pleated gray skirts; and black brogues, all of them working in rooms with the same gray terrazzo floors, gray marble walls and louvered blinds, all of them speaking in hushed tones, united in a single mission: to disseminate the Look of Browne as widely, and virally, as possible.
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