A Fed spokesman declined comment on the latest Trump salvos.
|
|
And Trump has not been shy about launching his own salvos.
|
|
The North may well fire the opening salvos into the South.
|
|
With his minimalist speaking style, Pence drew attention to Kaine's maximalist salvos.
|
|
The NRSC's statement was among the first salvos from the GOP establishment.
|
|
Fire enough salvos of comedy and their solemn edifices start to crumble.
|
|
It made sense to wonder, given that rivals aimed salvos at Sen.
|
|
This is one of the many salvos Klein throws in her book.
|
|
After the opening salvos, the specifics of the tape faded into the background.
|
|
Senators are firing the opening salvos in a new fight over funding the government.
|
|
The bookends were two more salvos in a long-running feud over equal pay.
|
|
Increasingly, the opening salvos of Europe's most exclusive club tournament feel like a procession.
|
|
These are the opening salvos in what may be an ugly global trade war.
|
|
On Tuesday morning, Warren shot back at Trump's Twitter salvos in a pair of tweets.
|
|
It's possible both Xi and Trump have fired the first salvos in a trade war.
|
|
On Reign, he sings faster and higher between steady salvos of barks, grunts, and growls.
|
|
Russia and the United States had exchanged the first salvos in the new cold war.
|
|
The back and forth verbal salvos between the Americans, their allies and Saddam Hussein's regime.
|
|
It's sparking between Sony and Nintendo, and the first salvos have already been fired off.
|
|
The President mostly kept his Twitter salvos targeting his enemies and political jabs for after hours.
|
|
However, the Trump campaign took issue with Zandi's research, firing back with salvos of its own.
|
|
After all, that line is just one of at least a dozen combative salvos on there.
|
|
Russian air defenses were not activated as American, French and British aircraft fired salvos of missiles.
|
|
In early 229, Guo issued his first salvos against China's ruling elite through more traditional channels.
|
|
HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China is aiming its retaliatory trade war salvos away from Wall Street.
|
|
The North Korean ship quickly fired two salvos into the Pueblo's upper deck, seriously wounding two sailors.
|
|
Most of the Democrats onstage at Tuesday's debate in South Carolina leveled their opening salvos at Sen.
|
|
Night after night, salvos of missiles rained down indiscriminately on our neighborhood, sowing unimaginable death and destruction. 5.
|
|
Here are some of the more notable -- and inflammatory -- salvos the two exchanged while on the campaign trail.
|
|
The big picture: The India-Pakistan salvos mark the biggest international security crisis test of the Trump presidency.
|
|
The branches of government — what we learned about when civics classes existed — seemed to be exchanging powerful salvos.
|
|
The story picks up speed as it begins to chart the opening salvos of Mali's own Arab spring.
|
|
Repeated salvos that are not clever, witty or even slightly humorous is the hallmark of this convention. Gov.
|
|
The billionaire tech entrepreneur and the SEC have had several salvos in their feud over Musk's public comments.
|
|
It has made for a striking change for a sport that had long conducted negotiations via public salvos.
|
|
Sessions took the rare step of firing back at Trump after one of the President's most recent salvos.
|
|
Smoke covered parts of the Old City, which were rocked by air strikes and artillery salvos through the morning.
|
|
The salvos are part of the left's new strategy to break up technology companies because they are too large.
|
|
The hope for the Trump administration would therefore be that the conflict ends soon after the opening salvos begin.
|
|
But the joke is on you, because in reverting to an exchange of salvos, you are playing Trump's game.
|
|
The Americans deserve credit for repelling more of their salvos than anyone anticipated, with Brooks and Johnson as strong standouts.
|
|
The complaints are just the latest salvos from Bove, who sees the bank as being in need of new management.
|
|
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo took bipartisan fire in the Senate, although the hottest GOP salvos came from retiring members.
|
|
The latest salvos came last Friday, when the Trump administration's tariffs on $34 billion worth of Chinese goods took effect.
|
|
This isn't just another set of salvos in the political battle over immigration that's raged in our country for decades.
|
|
Mr. Molinaro has used both issues to hammer Mr. Cuomo in some of the opening salvos of the fall campaign.
|
|
However, Sasse typically delivers those salvos from the safe distance of Twitter or in press statements emailed by his office.
|
|
On the White House's official Twitter feed, a post Tuesday featured a clip of Sekulow's first salvos against the Democrats.
|
|
Coordinated online harassment first entered the mainstream consciousness through the brutal salvos launched by GamerGate near the start of this decade.
|
|
Public skepticism, like this tweet from reporter Timothy Lee, tended to provoke salvos from technologists who have taken similar career paths.
|
|
Both sides unleash salvos of fire for two or three days, then accept a truce, usually brokered by their Egyptian neighbours.
|
|
China and the United States launched the opening salvos in a trade war July 2628 that had been brewing for months.
|
|
He doubted whether Francis, who has essentially ignored such salvos in the past, would be able to do so this time.
|
|
And so he also sent a few salvos that seemed aimed as much at the next day's newspapers as at Brussels.
|
|
The latest trade salvos came on Friday, when President Donald Trump's tariffs on $34 billion worth of Chinese goods took effect.
|
|
While Barr took some of the sickening salvos down and apologized , ABC bit the bottom-line bullet and cut the show loose.
|
|
The variants I saw and played had a mortar on its back that fired salvos of super-destructive missiles at the enemy.
|
|
The full measure of Clinton's salvos can't be taken in their immediate aftermath, but in the days -- and news cycles -- to come.
|
|
But supporters, and Trump himself, have contended that his calls for extreme tariffs and mass deportations were opening salvos in forthcoming negotiations.
|
|
Le Pen gaped at him, laughed inappropriately, fired increasingly wild and unrelated salvos, and generally seemed on the verge of total meltdown.
|
|
As the company responded to massive employee walkouts over its handling of sexual misconduct with salvos about inclusivity and change, she grew frustrated.
|
|
In the latest salvos, the United States took aim at a multitude of technical components — items like circuit breakers, consoles and touch screens.
|
|
U.S. stocks plunged in a broad sell-off as China and the United States traded their latest salvos in a prolonged trade war.
|
|
"There will be more salvos until this enemy is deterred, understands the meaning of the Yemeni threat and ceases its crimes," Rashed said.
|
|
As a rule, bureaucrats probably shouldn't make potentially history altering pronouncements as salvos in their turf wars or to insulate themselves from criticism.
|
|
In the days when federal prosecutors were attacking Microsoft day and night, the company might have publicly brushed off the salvos, insiders say.
|
|
Trump's salvos, most of which were launched from his Twitter account, assailed the book as an "already discredited" fabrication intended to help Democrats.
|
|
Already, Chinese export data showed a sharp drop in August as the U.S. and China continued to exchange salvos in their trade skirmish.
|
|
Prioritizing the work of sergeants comes as Mr. Bratton faces increasingly bitter salvos from Edward D. Mullins, the president of the Sergeants Benevolent Association.
|
|
An unlikely alliance of troops is converging on the rugged plains of Nineveh, and the first salvos could come as early as next week.
|
|
The Middle Ages took a characteristically fearful view of heavenly signs, often interpreting them as angry salvos aimed at sinners by a vengeful God.
|
|
Previously, the beefy former prosecutor has saved his Sopranos-style salvos for Clinton and President Obama, chastising his GOP opponents for their intramural squabbling.
|
|
Trump has steadily lobbed rhetorical salvos at North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, which culminated last month at a speech at the United Nations.
|
|
And Obama waited until he was president to launch his program, while Trump is firing his salvos before he has even been sworn in.
|
|
While that has spurred fears of a global growth slowdown that would hurt equities and commodities, there have not been fresh salvos fired since.
|
|
Larry McDonald at ACG Analytics has already made the leap, arguing that this is "only the beginning" of a long series of trade salvos.
|
|
Which means the Democratic debates this week could feature the opening salvos of a brutal ideological fight over the future of American foreign policy.
|
|
After staying mostly silent on social media during his 10-day overseas trip, President Trump is back to roiling U.S. politics with daily Twitter salvos.
|
|
READ: N. Korea requests meeting with U.N. Security Council This month, North Korea fired salvos of ballistic missiles twice in a period of eight days.
|
|
Even Trump knows this, as he indicated in April, when he tried to calm the nerves of anxious farmers during the trade war's opening salvos.
|
|
The tweets are the latest salvos from the president in an ongoing Twitter storm surrounding the tenuous Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.
|
|
North Korea regularly practices firing salvos of missiles because the American system is designed to intercept only one or two incoming warheads at a time.
|
|
Conservative lawyers are known to choose his district to file cases, hoping he will fire opening salvos that propel their issues through the court system.
|
|
Mr. Rodríguez-Lopez's guitar riffs stop and start, churn and flail; Cedric Bixler-Zavala sings salvos of polysyllabic lyrics, flinging dystopian imagery in all directions.
|
|
Now, there's some concern that Beijing would use its standards regime to retaliate against the U.S. as the countries exchange salvos in their trade war.
|
|
So began the opening salvos of the legal pushback to Mr. Trump's executive order banning entry to refugees and others from seven predominantly Muslim countries.
|
|
Depending on one's perspective, the suits are either salvos for civil rights or a way for lawyers to scrape the internet for a quick paycheck.
|
|
It's official: The US and China have fired the opening salvos of what could become a full-blown trade war between the world's two largest economies.
|
|
And Swifties hit back: There are a lot more social media salvos out there, but the gist is the war of the fandoms has officially begun.
|
|
But ahead of those official opening salvos, it looks like Beijing may have already begun to quietly meddle with the way US businesses operate in China.
|
|
In private however, European officials say they are worried that Trump's rejection of the Iran deal could be a harbinger of other disruptive salvos from Washington.
|
|
"Recurring salvos in the trade war and falling asset prices raise the question of how much tariffs could damage the global economy," U.S. bank JPMorgan said.
|
|
This is a game about eighty-ton robots smashing into each other, about huge missile salvos being fired, about battlefield drama on a very personal level.
|
|
Trump has honed in on the rural and post-industrial poor with inspired salvos against the timed-tested American scarecrows of immigration and those-bums-in-Washington.
|
|
During Trump's first days in office, his executive order restricting travel from Muslim-majority countries drew sharp condemnations — then, formal legal salvos — from Amazon, Facebook and others.
|
|
The opening salvos of the Premier League in Britain showed that it is not just the world's richest league, but also its most entertaining, our correspondent writes.
|
|
For instance, North Korea regularly practices firing salvos of missiles because the American system is designed to intercept only one or two incoming warheads at a time.
|
|
Those legal fights were the most public salvos in what the top women's players had come to view as a yearslong fight for respect and equal treatment.
|
|
The purchase of Oaktree's stake, and Dr. Soon-Shiong's quick response, are only the latest salvos in the escalating feud between Mr. Ferro and Dr. Soon-Shiong.
|
|
These tit-for-tat battles have just been the opening salvos for the main trial that began this week in San Diego—and the stakes are incredibly high.
|
|
The AFL-CIO, which represents 12.5 million workers across 56 unions, is firing its salvos against the GOP presidential front-runner on Facebook and Twitter, according to Reuters.
|
|
Larry Haverty, managing director at LJH Investment Advisors, told CNBC on Wednesday he expects more salvos over the Fox assets but predicted Disney would come out on top.
|
|
Before the president's latest salvos, the United States and China appeared to be in the final stages of negotiation to resolve the trade war that began last year.
|
|
Over the past few weeks, a few thought leaders, including George Soros, fired two salvos against "big data" and two of the largest technology companies: Google and Facebook.
|
|
The first salvos of a trade conflict between the world's biggest economic powers were fired on Friday with U.S. tariffs on $21.3224 billion in Chinese goods coming into effect.
|
|
Here's what you need to know: • Kurdish forces reported success in their opening salvos of a vast operation to retake the Iraqi city of Mosul from the Islamic State.
|
|
"War creates damage and so you get fever and a headache and muscular aches and pains," which you experience as the abrupt and intense opening salvos of the flu.
|
|
The baroque feuding among the three leaders — a twisting tale of cyberespionage, propaganda salvos, palace intrigue and high-stakes desert hunts — is worthy of an ancient Gulf power drama.
|
|
As things stand now, Wit isn't so sure the U.S. has the capability to destroy all the missiles in North Korea or to defend against "large salvos" of rockets.
|
|
The top Republican and Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee hurled salvos at each other on Wednesday, raising partisan tensions over the investigation into Russian meddling in the U.S. election.
|
|
But after some initial salvos (notably a Hillary Clinton speech in Atlantic City that accused Trump of bilking small business contractors at his hotel), the party largely dropped that argument.
|
|
After North Korea issued a statement Saturday calling him a "dotard," one of several blistering verbal salvos tossed at Trump during his trip, the US leader hit back on Twitter.
|
|
Its nervous electro pulse and intensifying salvos of guitar noise hark back all the way to the Nine Inch Nails of "Head Like a Hole" from its 1989 debut album.
|
|
It was like the beginning of "Red Dawn" and rural America was under attack and Terry and I were out fly fishing amid the opening salvos of World War III.
|
|
If the recent past is anything to go by, it is fair to assume that Mr. Trump will encounter more direct salvos from theater artists once he assumes the presidency.
|
|
Trump's salvos against the prosecutors in Stone's case prompted accusations that he is putting his thumb on the scale in a federal criminal trial and politicizing the Department of Justice.
|
|
White House press briefings, which nearly disappeared in the second half of 2250, have been largely supplanted by salvos of 1103 characters or less, launched most mornings from Trump's official account.
|
|
Now, fintech firms and banks are locked in the opening salvos of a war for control of the consumer financial data, and the billions of dollars in fees that they earn.
|
|
During the 2016 Presidential campaign, and then in the first days of the Administration, some commentators counselled their colleagues to ignore the early-morning salvos about small hands or large crowds.
|
|
This month, a bill will once again be introduced to award the medal to the troops who defended the Philippines during the opening salvos of World War II in the Pacific.
|
|
An apocalyptically burning Australia, the melting Arctic and Antarctic and scorched Amazon were the first salvos from Earth: the cries of the birth pangs of the sixth extinction are upon us.
|
|
As the campaigns make their opening salvos, "nobody's opened with a really provocative set of ads at this point," said Mark Longabaugh, a media consultant who advised Bernie Sanders' 2016 campaign.
|
|
The opening salvos of the new season offered a vision of the Premier League as it likes to see itself: not just the world's richest league, but its most richly entertaining.
|
|
But since the liberation of ISIS' urban strongholds in Iraq, tensions between U.S. troops and the militias have grown steadily this year as rocket salvos struck bases where U.S. troops live.
|
|
But the cycle continues to unfold predictably: Opening salvos against a film are followed by partisans lining up to defend it, and so on, in a process abetted by social media.
|
|
SHANGHAI, Aug 26 (Reuters) - The Chinese yuan slumped to a fresh 11-year low against the dollar on Monday and stocks fell in the wake of fresh salvos in the China-U.
|
|
Mr Trump's administration has multiplied the salvos against India, whether decrying supposed export subsidies, making it harder for Indian IT workers to get visas or accusing India of artificially weakening its currency.
|
|
But spend a day in this Southern city, where the salvos of national political battles echo loudly, and you'll see signs of a deepening shift beyond what's measured with statistics in spreadsheets.
|
|
Their teamwork played to perfection at an Oval Office meeting with Trump in early December, when the president, who is used to dominating a room, was kept off balance by alternating salvos.
|
|
It's at least plausible that the latest salvos in our intensifying culture wars, the subjects of "incels" and "enforced monogamy," stem from touchpaper lit long ago by the butterfly in Ronson's story.
|
|
The president's salvos against China, which have continued all week, surprised businesses and investors who in recent months thought that the world's two largest economies were growing closer to striking a deal.
|
|
Beyond the coup plot, Mr. Maduro's government has already fended off several small-scale attacks, including salvos from a helicopter last year and exploding drones as he gave a speech in August.
|
|
"The lack of new Trump salvos at the North does lower the risk of miscalculation," says Laura Rosenberger, who was the National Security Council director for Korea and China in the Obama administration.
|
|
"We are witnessing the opening salvos of an arms race," James M. Acton, a senior analyst at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, last year told a congressional commission that assesses China's power.
|
|
These are the latest salvos in the running squabble between Ms. Swift and Mr. West, a gripping but unfortunate beef that puts two of the leading pop stars of the day at loggerheads.
|
|
The war of words over race and anti-Semitism is heating up on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers in both parties launched new salvos Tuesday in the escalating uproar over recent comments from Rep.
|
|
Those fortissimo salvos in the Bruckner had power but also a high-gloss polish — especially across the brass section, where individual colors were alloyed together, with just the gleaming trumpets sailing on top.
|
|
Booed off the stage, Serena gets in a few pithy salvos on her way out of the building: "The future of mankind depends on what we do today!" she shouts over the crowd.
|
|
Watch: The Minority Report future is here Only the Cassidy-Collins and Paul plans garnered real, sustained media scrutiny, and that was mostly because they were the first salvos of the Congressional season.
|
|
As he pilloried the special counsel, Trump echoed the salvos against the investigation recently launched by right-wing conspiracy monger Jerome Corsi, who claimed Monday that he rejected a plea deal offered by Mueller.
|
|
The autos sector fell 22 percent to a nine-month low while the pan-European STOXX 20 eased down 0.2 percent as no new salvos were exchanged in an ongoing U.S.-China trade spat.
|
|
All said, while Google's new service isn't a short-term threat to Uber, it could be seen as one of the first salvos in a war that will be won with self-driving cars.
|
|
It was one of the first salvos in what would open up in the year that followed into a civil war within the conservative media, dividing some of the loudest voices on the right.
|
|
It is no longer a question of waiting between salvos — there are few, if any, breaks that make it obvious when to run, so the people of Mosul are simply running whenever they can.
|
|
As the New York Philharmonic fires the opening salvos in its new-music Biennial, other ensembles invite listeners to travel back in time with out-of-the-ordinary programs in out-of-the-way places.
|
|
President Donald Trump and Alec Baldwin — his chief impersonator — traded online barbs Friday, each describing the other as causing "agony," the latest salvos in an ongoing feud between the commander in chief and the actor.
|
|
Trump's latest salvos came after congressional Democrats announced that Mueller will testify on July 17, giving the special counsel an opportunity to explain his findings and answer questions for the first time on a public stage.
|
|
But the real reason that Trump's salvos won't get the scrutiny they deserve is that he's mastered the "big lie" technique: He tells so many large-scale whoppers that it is impossible to process them all.
|
|
It's an aggressive band, with the seething chords of Mr. Rolie's Hammond organ, Mr. Schon's hard-rock guitar tone and the band's precise stereo salvos of percussion: rumba, son, funk, carnival beats and conga-laced blues.
|
|
He has unleashed the first salvos of an all out trade war by slapping heavy tariffs on steel imports from Europe and Canada, while bringing NAFTA negotiations to a grinding halt through absurd and destructive demands.
|
|
But overall, the criticisms of Amazon sound a lot like the salvos leveled at Wal-Mart a decade or two ago, when its convenient massive selection and low prices drove small-town retailers out of business.
|
|
Some have said Trump's immigration and trade policies are negotiating tactics, initial salvos launched in anticipation of reaching a more acceptable compromise, and therefore unlikely to remain in the news as the midterm race heats up.
|
|
CHANOS: AND REALLY, I THINK IT WILL BE, AS PAUL RYAN, I THINK, HAS HINTED AT, IT WILL BE THE OPENING SALVOS THEN IN 18 AND 19 FOR CUTTING ENTITLEMENTS, WHICH IS MEDICARE AND MEDICAID, AGAIN.
|
|
No change to text.) SHANGHAI, Aug 26 (Reuters) - The Chinese yuan slumped to a fresh 11-year low against the dollar on Monday and stocks fell in the wake of fresh salvos in the China-U.
|
|
While Amazon has long had gripes with Oracle, the growing rivalry between the two companies — as well as anti-AWS salvos from Oracle boss Larry Ellison — have added fuel to the fire, according to The Information.
|
|
What the Supreme Court has said about flag burning Yet one reason Trump's salvos get so much attention is because he has frequently left the impression that as president, he will nudge right up against the Constitution.
|
|
The salvos from China came in reaction to threats from U.S. President Donald Trump to impose up to $2100 billion in punitive tariffs to lower trade deficits and combat what he calls Beijing's misappropriation of U.S. technology.
|
|
He has reneged on some of his protectionist campaign rhetoric, such as a vow to label China a currency manipulator on "day one," although he has continued to target other U.S. trade partners with mostly verbal salvos.
|
|
The great showcase of American soccer began on Friday night in a stadium with a trumped-up attendance total, liberal dabs of yellow jerseys, salvos of Olé and a 2-0 drubbing which never felt especially close.
|
|
"I can say, emphatically, that partisan politics plays no role in our decisions about the appropriate stance of monetary policy," Ms. Yellen said last week in response to a question about one of Mr. Trump's earlier salvos.
|
|
His salvos against political opponents or people of faith (he's an atheist) can operate like an articulate sneer, and a hallmark of his acidic comedy is the muffled anger of someone exhausted by the stupidity surrounding him.
|
|
The duelling salvos of the U.S.-China trade war are landing particularly hard on the pork industries of both nations – and spraying shrapnel that has damaged other major pork exporters such as Brazil, Canada and top European producers.
|
|
The former corporate lawyer had not been a major public face for the president until Tuesday, when he offered a passionate defense of Trump that might have surprised even his boss with its made-for-a-television-audience salvos.
|
|
The firebrand leader launched more verbal salvos on Monday about what he called atrocities under American colonial rule, calling for the pullout of U.S. special forces stationed in the restive south that he said were complicating counter-insurgency operations.
|
|
The Paypal Mafia billionaire's invective against journalism—so in line with the current administration's tack that one of these salvos was retweeted by the president's dipshit son—may have seemed out of the blue, but Elon Musk's Pravda already exists.
|
|
An uneasy wait So far, Cuban officials have not responded to Trump's salvos, privately hoping that even if US-Cuban relations don't advance very much under Trump that at least he won't roll back the progress of the Obama years.
|
|
The decision to banish Acosta from the White House (and CNN's subsequent headline-grabbing lawsuit) might seem to be just the latest salvos in the war between the network and the president — one they both seem to enjoy and benefit from.
|
|
The White House announced this morning on its newly minted Twitter account, that Obama would be appointing his nominee today at 11am ET. After that first tweet, the White House unleashed its opening salvos against politicians repeatedly yelling for a delay.
|
|
Prominent conservatives including former Speaker Newt Gingrich fired off salvos at special counsel Robert Mueller on Monday, insisting that the man leading the probe into allegations of links between the Trump campaign and Russia is out to damage the president.
|
|
And Xi was given a special welcome to mark the first visit of a Chinese leader, including a dinner at the presidential residence and 21 artillery salvos in a ceremony at the historic Prague Castle, courtesies not extended to other visitors.
|
|
A greater concern than multiple Scud-type missiles would be if North Korea proved the ability to fire simultaneous salvos of other types of missiles that could carry heavier payload, said one U.S. official, speaking on the condition of anonymity.
|
|
The salvos -- exchanged hours before both were scheduled to appear at a tea party event in South Carolina -- mark another escalation between the two leading GOP candidates a little more than two weeks before the first votes are cast in Iowa.
|
|
After initial salvos on EU citizens' rights in the past week, Halpenny said it will be how the rest of the talks on Britain's departure from the European Union pan out that should be crucial to sterling in the coming weeks.
|
|
It has also suffered from ideological exhaustion, remoteness, division and the failure to agree on an effective shared immigration policy — opening the way for Salvini's salvos to hit home in a country that is the first stop for many African migrants.
|
|
Saeed and Nadia live their pleasantly dull lives in a pleasantly dull fashion — they eat at Chinese restaurants, smoke pot, listen to records, scroll through the news on their phones — right up through the opening salvos of their country's civil war.
|
|
But a series of escalating digital salvos between the U.S. and Iran could inflict damage on a range of third parties, including American allies such as Saudi Arabia and critical resources such as the electric grid, cyber researchers said Friday.
|
|
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The US-China Business Council on Friday said millions of U.S. citizens will be harmed by the increased trade tensions between the United States and China, the world's largest economies, following the latest salvos in the U.S.-China trade war.
|
|
And all the talk of new technology, gizmos and enhanced fan experiences looked a little lame when, minutes before Karen Khachanov and Daniil Medvedev were scheduled to appear for the tournament's opening salvos, workmen were still welding pieces of the temporary stadium together.
|
|
Recent rallies have failed to surmount the threshold on the S&P 21.8 — around the 22014 mark — from which stocks fell hard two months ago on a swirl of China trade salvos, Facebook privacy scandal and the latest Federal Reserve rate hike.
|
|
The Cylon lineup was built around just battering me down with waves of missiles, while my fleet was about getting in close with gun turrets and heavy artillery, maneuvering into the Cylon ships' blind spots, and shattering them with a few salvos.
|
|
The lawsuits represent the first legal salvos in the case — more suits are expected to be filed by the end of the week — and raise the prospect of protracted litigation and hefty financial settlements as the university seeks to contain a growing scandal.
|
|
He and Michel Houellebecq, the French novelist whose protagonists are sometimes revolted by the aging female form, are "the last salvos of an erotic masculine power that's less and less socially acceptable," the journalist Cécile Daumas wrote in the newspaper Libération this week.
|
|
WASHINGTON, Aug 23 (Reuters) - The US-China Business Council on Friday said millions of U.S. citizens will be harmed by the increased trade tensions between the United States and China, the world's largest economies, following the latest salvos in the U.S.-China trade war.
|
|
Both The Lamb Will Slaughter the Lion and The Barrow Will Send What It May tell lean but rich stories that sketch out the opening salvos of an impressive urban fantasy world where magic and its wielders live and die in the cracks of society.
|
|
The United States and China exchanged the first salvos in what could become a protracted trade war on Friday, slapping tariffs on $34 billion worth of each others' goods and giving no sign of willingness to start talks aimed at a reaching a truce.
|
|
The United States and China exchanged the first salvos in what could become a protracted trade war on Friday, slapping tariffs on $34 billion worth of each other's goods and showing no sign of willingness to start talks aimed at a reaching a truce.
|
|
The relatively narrow exemption list will provide relief from 25% tariffs the United States slapped on $0003 billion of Chinese imports on July 6, 2018, one of the first salvos in a bilateral trade battle that has roiled global supply chains and cost billions.
|
|
TARIFFS: The United States and China exchanged the first salvos in what could become a protracted trade war on Friday, imposing tariffs on $219 billion worth of each others' goods and giving no sign of willingness to start talks aimed at a reaching a truce.
|
|
Back in Washington, expect few moves toward compromise, new salvos fired at U.S. institutions, and — as evident in the State of the Union — a dogged willingness to push the most controversial policies, like the border wall, even as the public tires of such ideas.
|
|
Their competing stage shows on Tuesday were the latest salvos in an increasingly high-stakes battle that no longer appears to leave either one room for retreat, pitting against each other two American allies who have each aspired to be the leader of their region.
|
|
Granted, the effect of any record featuring "Pocahontas" and "Powderfinger" as its opening salvos is a special event, but I imagine the impact of this record has changed drastically since we've been able to hear all of these songs (but two) in other album contexts.
|
|
The salvos against Mueller last weekend absolutely had a logic: They were shirt-tailed to the firing of the deputy F.B.I. director Andrew McCabe in the service of a corruption narrative, and they were trial balloons to see how negatively Republican leaders in Congress responded.
|
|
Markets have been weaker midday Wednesday because the Street is starting to realize that there is an increasing likelihood these initial salvos on steel and aluminum tariffs may indeed escalate into a wider trade conflict, something traders have been in denial about all week.
|
|
Amy Klobuchar, who has also launched a series of sharp salvos at Warren, struck a similar tone when she suggested, on the debate stage last week, that her colleague's refusal to deliver a plainly-worded answer to the tax question is symptomatic of some core mendacity.
|
|
On the flip side holdings in U.S. stocks have crept back up to a record high of 43.4 percent this month and investors have also nudged up their Asian levels for a second month running as the U.S.-China trade war salvos have eased a little.
|
|
Except the woman at this net also has a bone to pick with her spouse, Jay Z. This was "Lemonade," a "visual album" and array of salvos, which tells the story of woman in a marriage she didn't know was bad, until, of course, she knew.
|
|
And their clashes, which predate a rigorous effort by Democratic committee chairs to expose what they believe is corruption, incompetence and possibly illegality at the heart of the administration, appear like the opening salvos of a calculated bid to lure the President to his own political destruction.
|
|
BEIJING/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and China exchanged the first salvos in what could become a protracted trade war on Friday, slapping tariffs on $34 billion worth of each others' goods and giving no sign of willingness to start talks aimed at a reaching a truce.
|
|
The latest salvos came over the weekend, when a top Republican senator said Mr. Mueller should examine his team's political leanings, and a lawyer for Mr. Trump sent a letter to lawmakers saying that the special counsel had improperly gotten emails from the presidential transition team.
|
|
The morning salvos began with Trump leveling an accusation that NBC and its parent company Comcast had forced out MSNBC anchor Greta Van Susteren this week in retribution for her alleged refusal to go along with what he has deemed negative coverage of him and his administration.
|
|
The first salvos were delivered to a 10-person jury in San Francisco federal court in a civil lawsuit that could help determine who emerges in the forefront of the autonomous car business nearly a year after Alphabet's self-driving car unit Waymo sued rival Uber.
|
|
The autos sector sank 0.23 percent to a nine-month low while the pan-European STOXX 600 gained 0.4 percent by 0730 GMT, riding on a wave of gains in Asian markets and Wall Street as no new salvos were exchanged in an ongoing U.S.-China trade spat.
|
|
Inside a small Tuscan theater with a mock-up of a World War I trench, Susanna Ceccardi, a rising star of Italy's hard-right League party, was flanked by rival candidates for the European Parliament elections and firing angry salvos against a club she soon hopes to join.
|
|
With Chinese politicians studiously dull and the country's statecraft closely stage-managed, salvos from the state-controlled news media — which President George H.W. Bush, a former United States ambassador to China, called cannons of rhetoric — offer a more direct, and inflammatory, guide to the thinking of the Beijing government.
|
|
The first salvos were delivered to a 10-person jury in San Francisco federal court in a civil lawsuit that could help determine who emerges in the forefront of the autonomous car business nearly a year after Alphabet Inc's self-driving car unit Waymo sued rival Uber Technologies Inc.
|
|
Those opening salvos, the firsts of dozens of press briefings held at the Hilton during the next two weeks, including Yiaga's validation of the re-election of president Buhari through its Parallel Vote Tabulation (PVT), and the monitoring of the subsequent gubernatorial elections which saw the unprecedented militarization of the polls.
|
|
The statements are the latest salvos in a war of words as the nation's five biggest lenders hit back against a fresh A$370 million ($280 million) tax announced by the state of South Australia, just one month after being slapped with a A$6.2 billion tax by the federal government.
|
|
The indictment follows months of rhetorical salvos by the president and his allies against the whistleblower, whose purported identity has been posted on social media and even read aloud in the Senate chamber despite federal laws that allow whistleblowers to remain anonymous in order to encourage them to report wrongdoing.
|
|
Charles M. Blow It has been somewhat fascinating and sometimes fun to watch Elizabeth Warren do battle with Donald Trump in alternating salvos of tweets, but in the end I fear that this approach of trying to "beat a bully," as Warren put it in one of her tweets, is a futile effort.
|
|
The repeated salvos of rhetoric highlight North Korea's continued need for an enemy to target, as well as possible hopes to push Tokyo into providing cash as part of economic incentives to get North Korea to limit its weapons program, said Alexis Dudden, a Korea and Japan expert at the University of Connecticut.
|
|
Mr. Trump's latest salvos against Germany have drawn criticism in recent days from other Republicans in a state that is home to 19163 German companies and where German investment from 21916 to 2100 totaled $2318 billion, resulting in more than 10,000 new jobs in South Carolina, according to data from the State Department of Commerce.
|
|
On his first weekend as a front-runner in Iowa — after his first-place finish in the poll, by The Des Moines Register/CNN — his campaign advisers also fervently attacked former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. for his record on the Iraq War, lodging repeated salvos on Twitter and in a statement late Saturday.
|
|
War of words The ongoing war of words between the two nations also saw several new fiery salvos on Saturday, a day on which the US military, in a show of force, flew bombers in international airspace over waters east of North Korea and the detection of mysterious seismic activity refueled concerns over the rogue nation's nuclear ambitions.
|
|
President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE has waged war on the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) for more than a year, launching salvos of tweet-bombs laced with criticism and ridicule.
|
|
But their protest, which highlighted antipathy toward Trump in some parts of the party, may also turn out to have been one of the opening salvos of the Ted Cruz 2020 campaign, as it was driven by several of the Texas senator's most prominent supporters who were keen to make the battlefield more favorable for conservatives in future Republican primaries.
|
|
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 is firing the opening salvos of a two-front trade war, one in the west against advanced economies and allies, and the other in the east against China.
|
|
But these days, their impact on mainstream rock is more profoundly felt through apocalyptic power ballads like "Black Hole Sun" and "Blow Up the Outside World," or acoustic-strummed salvos like "Pretty Noose" and "Burden In My Hand"—songs whose upset-stomach stew of pop accessibility and pure anxiety would eventually get diluted and curdled into the angst-ridden bro-rock of Nickelback, Staind, et al.
|
|
Comedy has already co-opted much of the cultural space that was once the province of performance artists and chameleonic solo performers, precisely because it has found room for the ambitious long-form storytelling of Mike Birbiglia, the experimentation of Kate Berlant and Maria Bamford and the political salvos of Sacha Baron Cohen, who at his most provocative builds tension without offering much relief.
|
|
As a direct result of the public blowback over the de Groot sell-off — which culminated in a public hearing and tit-for-tat editorial salvos in the New York Times from Hoving, then-Met President Douglas Dillon, and the critic John Canaday — the museum published for the first time in June of 10003 a four-page booklet outlining its amended procedures for deaccession.
|
|
In his May 21 speech at the Heritage Foundation, U.S. Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoAfghan president vows to take revenge after Islamic State attack on wedding The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Latest pro-democracy rally draws tens of thousands in Hong Kong MORE said Iran launched salvos of rockets at Israel and that the United States supports Israel unequivocally in its defense against Iran.
|
|
But the subsidies for key sectors that would make self-sufficiency possible are also a key target of the Trump administration, which believes Chinese subsidies will eventually create the kind of overcapacity that has crippled the steel and solar panel sectors in the US. Xi and senior Chinese officials now realize this, and the Meng arrest and broader salvos against Huawei have been a painful reminder that the ZTE case was not a one-off.
|
|
He has survived salvos from critics and messes of his own that were supposed to halt or at least hobble him: the attention to his crossing-the-line physicality with women; the flip-flop about public funding of abortions; the back-and-forth with Kamala Harris about busing; the moment at the fifth Democratic primary debate when he seemed to forget either that she was in the Senate or that she was black.
|
|
In his caravan-inspired Twitter storm on Thursday morning, the president wrote: "I am watching the Democrat Party led (because they want Open Borders and existing weak laws) assault on our country by Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, whose leaders are doing little to stop this large flow of people, INCLUDING MANY CRIMINALS, from entering Mexico to U.S." Mr. Trump's initial salvos in his response to the caravan this week were directed at the Honduran government, but were quickly expanded to include El Salvador and Guatemala.
|
|
Protestors yelled about the future of judicially invented rights while demanding a say in a confirmation process from which the Framers specifically excluded them, senators took turns grandstanding and issuing the first salvos of their presidential campaigns, and 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 tweeted about how "mean, angry and despicable" Democrats are.
|
|