Yet in neither case did extra autonomy sate nationalist appetites.
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It contains no fiber and does nothing to sate you.
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The Iowa State Sate Patrol alleges that Soules fled the scene.
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Sate that you want to invoke your right to remain silent.
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Wherever you decide to watch it, these articles will sate your curiosity.
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Still, these measures may not be enough to sate people's need for answers.
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Served 8 years as a Senator from the great sate of New York.
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He acts to sate his own needs, unworried about the impact on others.
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Aperitivo is the time to stimulate (yet not sate) the appetite before dinner.
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All seem to have been equally acceptable to sate their lust for blood.■
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We crave, devour and gorge, trying and failing to sate our ungoverned hunger.
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The world's media will surely seek out more horror stories to sate readers' appetites.
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Many patients no longer crave the high-calorie foods that used to sate them.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Denmark has refused to sate Donald Trump's thirst for geo-M&A.
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CNN has reached out to the Sate Board of Education and West for further comment.
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Does doing a scene with someone you've desired sate that desire, or leave you wanting more?
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I can sate my mind's hunger for exploration and my brain's hunger for neatly organized progress.
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Although many people sate their skin hunger through sex, skin hunger isn't exactly a sexual need.
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There have been tons of questions about this one, so I'll try to sate some appetites.
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" Red Sate cheered Thursday's ruling and jeered at net neutrality supporters, "Statists really dislike losing power.
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At the market, I was able to sate myself with yogurt ice topped with fruit preserves.
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The things often summoned up her Java stories of gamelans, sate-sellers, cicadas and warm rain.
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Random House and Amazon have recently launched imprints to try to sate readers' lust for steamy stories.
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I try to sate this craving with a Pink Lady apple and some almond butter from home.
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Besides, we can always sate our avocado cravings at home with these incredibly easy avo-based recipes.
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Extremists and autocrats all around the world are often all too ready to sate this universal need.
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As a result, despite the crisis, Argentines were still largely able to sate their appetite for meat.
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In all three scenarios, the characters shed their inhibitions and sate their hunger sans expressions (and clothing).
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Their main purpose isn't to sate hunger or even please the palate; it is aesthetic and expressive.
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Another part of Sattvic eating involves only enough to sate hunger, stopping before you reach food coma-level.
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Thankfully, as with most unattainable aspirations, there is a video game available to help sate that desire: ASMRstar.
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Perhaps this 50-game collection from a host of talented and proven developers will sate my retro thirst.
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Perhaps even more ink has been needed to sate the country's ever-growing appetite for freshly printed banknotes.
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Alaskans had the lowest tax burdens, according to the report, at just 6.5 percent of total sate income.
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The bigger problem is that local government zoning rules have largely prohibited high-density housing in the sate.
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These wild human creatures sate every longing, they can't stop fighting, and they sometimes don't quite know why.
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While the bourgeois sate their appetite for sex and food, the workers must endure the treadmill and rotten potatoes.
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If you're obsessed with the history of royal romances, then Carroll's compulsively readable American Princess will sate your desires.
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But I'd bet it's enough to sate the hungriest fans of the idea of an electric Porsche for now.
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It'll sate your rich food cravings and present a kitchen challenge that transcends the average college student's culinary repertoire.
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But even the vintage Air-King, an ultimate status symbol procured online for a bargain, does not sate him.
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But it's still primarily there to sate the hunger of Rift early adopters, not draw people to the platform.
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If you're looking for entertaining and informative shows related to cooking, then the Food Network should sate your needs.
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The production, directed by Bob Balaban, the theater and screen actor, shall sate one of Mr. Wright's earliest desires.
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Between the cost of the ride service plus the Juul "starter" kit, he spent $100 to sate his need.
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Just remember — especially for potlucks and buffets — to make enough to sate yourself plus extra for others to sample.
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To sate retail appetite, UBS Asset Management and Okasan Asset Management have launched China bond funds in recent months.
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But there are ways to sate your TV itch that don't involve sitting in front of the screen for hours.
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Despite that, Tesla wasn't able to completely sate Wall Street's concerns about the company's ability to hit those production targets.
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Unfortunately, her personal website is offline, but this fan-made work of utter vision will sate all Judith Pronk related needs.
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"The news simply wasn't horrible enough to sate the bears," the "Mad Money " host said Tuesday night after Apple's earnings release.
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It's no resignation, but this move did sate our desire to use the word "recuse" a bunch of times this week.
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"Olivarez, as Lee's trusted advisor and fiduciary, simply bought himself a home with Lee's money without Lee knowing," the documents sate.
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They also said HSBC looked the other way when encountering signs of fraud, to help sate its "unquenchable thirst" for fees.
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Negheri Sembilan Sate police chief Mohamad Mat Yusop told a press conference on Tuesday the body, found at 2:30 p.m.
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Sometimes, shows take on darker tones: women are gaslighted, manipulated, or even abused, to sate the appetites of their TV audience.
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However, both diners would snap up a $6 bundle, allowing them to sate their appetites while shelling out $12 in total.
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These new chips are intended for laptops and will be designed to sate the greater pixel-pushing power needs of serious gamers.
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If that doesn't sate your appetite for Toad scream content, plenty of other YouTubers have also honed their impressions for your benefit.
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The fact that Kemp oversees elections in his role as secretary of sate has attracted adverse criticism in the state and beyond.
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It might sate the bloodlust of left-wing populists for a while, but certainly that outcome can be purchased for lower cost.
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And if a $4,500 iPhone doesn't sate your appetite for luxury devices, the company also has a stable of other embellished Apple products.
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So, for those of you mourning the loss of Bill Compton and Edward Cullen, watch these movies to sate your thirst for vampires.
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She serves the snake as sate, grilling the tough meat before drenching it in peanut sauce, onions, cucumber, and fiery birds' eye chili.
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Among the reasons to fear that Italy could be heading for a full-blown economic crisis is the precarious sate of its economy.
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Katia's remnants led to a mudslide that killed two people Saturday in Xalapa, a city in the Mexican coastal sate of Veracruz, Gov.
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Netflix is projected to spend more than $15 billion on content this year to sate its audience of more than 150 global subscribers.
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He ended up attending Louisiana Sate University, and after graduation he was drafted to be the wide receiver for the New York Giants.
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Did Metro 2033 and its sequel Metro: Last Light not sate your thirst for shooting mutant animals in an eerily beautiful post-apocalyptic future?
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In those instances, you must call upon the psychological thriller genre to sate your craving for mind-blowing twists, unreliable narrators, and intelligent scares.
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You've got your joystick to sate your inner gamer, three rolling click-y balls, a spring-loaded trigger, and five buttons to press away.
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The Travel Diaries series is about real people sharing their experiences so that their peers can learn from them — and vicariously sate their wanderlust.
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As a child, Mr. Ly was dragged to Vietnam, a place he hated until he stumbled on a street vendor selling hu tieu sate.
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Or at least until you decide to sate your 3 PM hunger cravings with a banana, rather than the altogether more tempting chocolate digestive.
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Well, we hope those 10 episodes of Rick and Morty Season 3 were enough to sate your need for nihilism, familial abuse, and absurdist humor.
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Despite such bounty, there will be difficult-to-sate-cravings that a brief vacation may not reveal, so think hard about what you may miss.
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And on Thursday, the full House will be briefed by Defense Secretary James Mattis and Secretary of Sate Mike Pompeo on Yemen and Saudi Arabia.
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This is still true (a buffet of fine-knit striped Rykiel sweaters would sate any traditionalist), although the target woman may skew younger in 2016.
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The style is a take on a radler, a traditional German mixture of beer and citrus juice or soda, originally created to sate thirsty cyclists.
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But for the rest of us, sites like Tastemade and Eater can help sate your craving for the food that you can't have right now.
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He was testing hypotheses: if eating the doughnut at his desk didn't sate the urge to go to the cafeteria, he could rule out sugar.
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Imagine Jurassic Park, but instead of genetically modified dinosaurs, you have artificially intelligent robots who have been developed to sate the desires of wealthy tourists.
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It'll be a solid-sate LiDAR device, like the InnovizOne unit it revealed earlier this year targeting deployment in actual production vehicles designed for consumer use.
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Very simply, if the company finds enough enthusiasm and excitement from consumers to make this sort of vehicle available, it will work to sate that demand.
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It is also laying off all of its field organizers in the Granite Sate and is cancelling a trip Harris planned on making there next week.
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I'm terrified of what people in herds or groups feel justified in doing to individuals in order to sate whatever deep curiosity they have about them.
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And particularly when combined with the film's Internet presence, the campaign created an appetite for untrue truths that the 'net was particularly well-suited to sate.
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Keeping the government open will sate the likes of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky), who was apoplectic during the recent 35-day government shutdown.
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But to YouTube's nuance-blind algorithm — trained to think with simple logic — serving up more videos to sate a sadist's appetite is a job well done.
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I'm going to predict that Google will still have struggles to sate an even higher demand for its new Pixel generation this year, higher prices be damned.
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That's like a presenter describing marijuana's dangers by identifying the best drinks to cure cottonmouth and the top snacks to sate the munchies—only far more deadly.
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The President did sate his taste for mischief with an intervention in British domestic politics -- promoting his favorite Tory leadership candidates and blasting Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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Today, it's announcing a new partnership with battery technology company Solid Power to develop and commercialize the latter's solid-sate battery technology for use in electric vehicles.
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Writer Michelle McNamara, working in tandem with investigator and journalist Billy Jensen, helped link these various cold case crimes to one suspect called the Golden Sate Killer.
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If a candidate drops out of the race after winning state-wide delegates, their sate-level at-large pledged delegates are redistributed among the remaining viable candidates.
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Even when her parents take her back and she moves to the grimy city of Wenling, Guo is motivated most by a need to sate her hunger.
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Germany's sate-owned railway operator intends to sell Arriva in an effort to cut debt and had asked potential suitors to express their interest by May 3.
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HBO has introduced HBO Now to sate viewers' desire for a standalone channel, and media companies like Netflix and Amazon have invested in heavily in original TV programming.
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But the best way to sate those salty, carby, greasy, sugary cravings in a handheld dish that doesn't require getting up to pause the new Broad City ep?
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Thanks to the rise of sate-level legalization in the U.S., vaping cannabis went from being a somewhat clunky and niche experience to a convenient and discreet norm.
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Thus, NASA banned bread on all space missions ever since, and hungry astronauts with a yen for a sandwich have had to sate themselves with a tortilla wrap.
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Simpang Asia: A spot for straightforward Indonesian favorites like chicken sate, gado-gado (an OG of tempeh, vegetables, a hardboiled egg, and peanut sauce), and spicy laksa soup.
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Professor Spence explained that this may help those who wish to refrain from eating meat to "imagine" that they are eating bacon, which should supposedly sate their appetite.
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When the helicopter-borne troops intercepted a vehicle carrying the Islamic Sate leader, a firefight broke out, and the suspect and another person in the car were killed.
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Also predictable for audiophile cans is the demand for high-end equipment: you'll need quite a powerful amplifier to sate these headphones, which have an impedance of 420 Ohms.
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Either way, if you can't travel at the moment, there are still ways you can sate your wanderlust (though you might have to rely on your imagination a little).
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Innoviz is pursuing solid-sate LiDAR tech, which will help reduce cost and size of components by minimizing the number of moving parts required in a LiDAR sensor's construction.
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Many hundreds of thousands of members of mostly Buddhist Myanmar's Rohingya community have left their homes in Myanmar's Rakhine Sate over the decades, most fleeing military crackdowns and discrimination.
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Other geeky tidbits, like support for faster LPDDR4x 2,133MHz memory configurable up to 23GB and ultra-fast NVMe SSD storage read/write speeds, will surely sate PC power users.
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That guarantees you VR-ready performance and promises much better bang for your buck, which as a combination should theoretically sate everyone's wants and needs from a new GPU.
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Fortunately, iFixit brought back a ton of awesome photos to sate your curiosity — including an xray shot of the charging case, showing off what it looks like inside sans destruction.
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Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter: There are almost innumerable action sequences in Aquaman, as if pulled out of a hat on cue to sate the appetites of the gathered masses.
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Destroying or disabling work, student, immigrant, asylee and refugee programs is apparently not enough to sate the nativist sentiment that undergirds this Miller-led transformation of the US immigration system.
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The challenge the winery will face over the next decade is not marketing, or finding customers, but finding enough high-quality raw materials to sate the looming boom in demand.
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Indeed, Schiff's letters and the GAO response was big UFO news in the mid-90's, yet did not provide any answers or hard evidence to sate the UFO community.
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If a prepubescent kid stumbles across an adult site, they aren't really there for pleasure; more likely they want something to brag about at school or want to sate their curiosity.
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A bubble-gum flavoured e-cigarette may attract younger users, for instance; an e-cigarette with too little nicotine will not sate a conventional smoker, so will not help him quit.
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Belsky is quoted as saying there's been great demand from Photoshop users for the ability to make "edits on the fly," which is what this Photoshop release will try to sate.
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She also blasted a California proposal that would require automakers to submit the DOT's safety assessment, which is supposed to be voluntary, before they can test driverless cars in the sate.
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The failure of a billion-dollar dam in the Lao province of Attapeu in July this year left at least 22018 dead and over 22040,297 homeless, according to sate-run media.
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THAILAND DISPATCH Deep in a jungle in Thailand, a battle is being waged between poorly armed forest rangers and poachers trying to sate China's growing appetite for rare and precious rosewood.
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Canada may present a tempting focus as Mr. Trump seeks to sate clamoring from his political base for an alteration of supposedly job-killing trading arrangements without imperiling other geopolitical interests.
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The Violence Against Women Act prohibits states from charging people of any gender for a sexual assault forensic exam if the sate wants to remain eligible for anti-crime grant funding.
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While I am grateful for an ever-deepening pool of queer love stories, watching them in adulthood does not sate the deep thirst for direct experience I felt in my youth.
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His mother died in a car accident in a French road tunnel as she was pursued by paparazzi, photographers trying to sate the massive interest in the Royals' real-life soap opera.
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We're all looking for something to turn our brains off with, a desire that MTV's garish monomaniacal focus on celebrity culture could easily sate—if they still had access to celebrity talent.
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Yes, Google has had major stumbles in its efforts to supply enough phones to sate Pixel demand, but those are problems that can be overcome with time, experience, and a thoughtful scaling up.
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"The smog problem in nine northern provinces is due to agriculture burning in forests, which happens every year," Sate Sampattagul, Head of the Climate Change Data Centre at Chiang Mai University, told Reuters.
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"The smog problem in nine northern provinces is due to agriculture burning in forests, which happens every year," Sate Sampattagul, Head of the Climate Change Data Center at Chiang Mai University, told Reuters.
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She sets up her tent around 5:30 PM everyday near the SUMI Hotel in Mangga Besar, offering customers sticks of peanut sauce-covered cobra sate, or satay, and shots of snake blood.
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For the past 37 years, Ashantison has lived as a vampire—a sanguine vampire, to be specific—which means he has a compulsive need to drink human blood to sate some infinite hunger.
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At a certain point, unable to sate my desire, and long past reason, I decided to investigate the world of bootlegs, in search of a fake that was extremely credible or extremely noncredible.
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Having worked up an appetite, sate it with a generous New Orleans-style sandwich at the Second Line in Overton Square, where the popular chef Kelly English pays homage to his Louisiana roots.
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The company maintains several other AI-driven initiatives in India, such as digital agricultural applications, and its work with the Andhra Pradesh sate government to help identify students who are likely to drop out.
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Weather and social unrest are just two of the myriad issues that have hampered the industry, fueling worries there may not be enough of the white metal to sate automakers in the years ahead.
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Weather and social unrest are just two of the myriad issues that have hampered the industry, fueling worries there may not be enough of the white metal to sate automakers in the years ahead.
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But with no stake in the restaurant or the group, he said that being a salaried worker in someone else's kitchen — even with strong benefits and job security — didn't sate his hunger for ownership.
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How or why a television was airing a US political debate backstage at the G20 isn't clear; it's seems more likely that Trump's aides arranged for the broadcast to sate his interest in his rivals.
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Now, they're urging some of the world's chief food producers to invest in plant-based proteins and other meatless innovations that they say must sate our hunger in the future if we are to survive.
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She is among a number of trendsetters embracing cutting-edge technology that offers the opportunity to sate appetites for fast fashion while dramatically slashing the emissions, pollution and labor abuses linked to the garment industry.
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Separately, he said that sate companies may be required to pay higher dividends on 2016 results to aid the federal budget but decisions should be taken carefully in order not to harm firms' investment capabilities.
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The stewards of this corner of the Bronx look back to when a seafood dinner had to be hearty enough to sate a skiff-full of ravenous crab fisherman emerging from the roiling North Atlantic.
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It's been exactly 30 years since Ted Bundy was executed in the electric chair at Florida Sate Prison, the cheers of a crowd of 2,000 people eagerly anticipating his death wafting into the prison from outside.
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Trainor and Sabara worked with the catering staff at The Kitchen for Exploring Foods in Pasadena to sate their guests with a mouthwatering menu of comfort foods — which even included one of the bride's mom's recipes!
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In the interests of letting non-book fans play along, we're going to pretend that Voyager is not readily available to sate our curiosity, and just go with what we've seen on the show so far.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Libya has not faced the same risk to its antiquities as Syria and Iraq, though there is evidence Islamic Sate is involved in the smuggling of antiquities, Libyan and international experts said on Wednesday.
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After an Ohio Sate field goal, the Hoosiers proceeded to go 80 yards in 10 plays in 2:03, capped by Lagow's 8-yard touchdown pass to Simmie Cobbs Jr. to take a 823-6 lead.
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And though we've not heard anything from the band since then, they've now released the live film they made during that final tour to sate the international army of fans they amassed over their 15-year career.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights earlier said dozens of people had been killed on Monday in al-Mayadeen in an air strike believed to have been carried out by the coalition on an Islamic Sate prison.
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Lesser, a former Sate Department official, agreed that the alliance was unlikely to take action against Turkey, citing its critical role in the fight against ISIS, handling of refugees and countering Russian maneuvers in the Black Sea.
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Productions from all over the globe are looking to sate audiences' desire for compelling long-form television drama, and, consequently, the industry is constantly on the hunt for new writers capable of creating original and engaging content.
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Nor would new tariffs necessarily stop Mexican avocado imports: The United States can't sate its appetite for avocados elsewhere (no other producer is big enough), and the Mexicans have no other market so big and so near.
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And if this one book isn't enough to sate your appetite, I'd add the following to your bookshelf: "Medicare for Dummies" by AARP alum Patricia Barry, whose in-depth knowledge of the health-care program is stunning.
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The answer, all too often, is someone who finds the spotlight so mesmerizing that the ugliness on its periphery doesn't matter, or someone whose hunger for validation is so prodigious that only Air Force One will sate it.
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If you're feeling stuck in the middle, caught between loving a product by an artist you don't ethically endorse, Doyle has a helpful rule: find a way to sate that craving without spending the money to support it.
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And though we've not heard anything from the band since then, today they're finally releasing the live film they made during that final tour to sate the international army of fans they amassed over their 15 year career.
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Part of the reason betting on politics is so tiny compared to sports stems from a fact that may shock in this age of Trump-Clinton-Brexit-yakety-yak-saturation: There isn't enough politics to sate the bookmakers.
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Flash-forward to now, and Google some of these acts: Tank and the Bangas, Nikki Hill, Lyric Michelle, SATE, the Seratones, Dazz and Brie, Genesis Blu, the Tontons, Lizzo, Lianne La Havas, Dirty Revival or Blame the Youth.
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Let me start by saying that I'm not sure why the Whopperito exists, but I don't think it was created to sate a deep desire that the United States has for burgers that are pretending to be burritos.
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MIDDLEBURY, Vt. — For generations — maybe since the gold rush — California has been where our dreams gather, the Elysian coast where palm trees sway in the ocean breeze and entire industries rise to sate our fantasies and our appetites.
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Only two reasons I can think for why he might be doing this: To thoroughly embarrass famous people without anyone realizing it, or to gratify his own bizarro, wildly inaccurate notions about how human beings sate their carnal desires.
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But the deeper we get into a story, the more we crave catharsis, and I'm not sure the kind of catharsis Game of Thrones has to offer is something that will properly sate its many millions of fan theories.
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Lee had planned to use her visit to find out procedures for the return of Rohingya refugees, and to investigate increased fighting in Kachin State and Shan Sate in northern Myanmar, where the military is battling autonomy-seeking ethic minority guerrillas.
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If you're desperate for mobile news during CES, Qualcomm and companies of its ilk are the likeliest to sate your hunger with promises of faster chips, faster wireless, and (hopefully) smarter integration with other smart objects around the home and car.
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That's usually just fine by the tweeters, who are playing their own performative game of trying to attract as many retweets and likes as possible, whether to demonstrate expertise in a certain field or to sate baser desires for validation.
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The Lucid Motors plan is to build these electric vehicles starting in 22018 in Arizona, at a new factory facility that's set to bring around 2,000 new jobs to the sate according to the company and Arizona Governor Doug Ducey.
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Thanks to an influx of capital in the past decade, there are more than 2000 young rocket companies estimated to be racing to orbit, hoping to be among the first to sate demand from a new market of smaller spacecraft.
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In the event's first ever session on battery materials in Hong Kong, Chinese cobalt producers such as Jinchuan Group International Resources and Wanbao Mining said they were ramping up production to sate an anticipated demand boom from electric vehicles (EVs).
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The safe and reliable delivery of fertilizer to ensure that nutrients can be applied at just the right time in the growing process is absolutely essential to both keeping crop yields high enough to sate global demand and protecting the environment.
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Even when you are in a relationship, it takes the pressure off of needing to sate all of your sexual desires and proclivities with one human being who may not be into everything you're into and/or not in the mood.
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The Oxford team focused on verisimilitude, with the idea that if you can confuse buyers, the price of horn will eventually crater as potential acquirers either sate their desires with cheaper wares or grow skittish of buying the wrong thing.
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But as the desire to sate the human imagination has driven the development of other media throughout history, augmented reality will continue to emerge, as advances in disciplines beyond just "optics, computer graphics, and computer vision" converge to make the above approaches possible.
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Behold, the best of the bunch, which include a new YA book from legend Angie Thomas; a collection of poetry you'll buy for your friends; fantasy epics that will sate your Game of Throne fever; and more than one engrossing family saga.
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Cyclone Debbie, which struck last week as a category four storm, one rung below the most damaging category five, has left a disaster zone stretching 1,000 km (600 miles) in the northeastern sate of Queensland, with subsequent flooding claiming at least four lives.
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Families of 50 million public school students — included among taxpayers that invested $344.6 billion into state elementary and secondary education in fiscal year 2014, according to the National Association of Sate Budget Officers — have a lot to say about union-negotiated policies.
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He can hardly stop admiring his hitting skills, his houses, his private jets, his magazine for wealthy athletes and his epiphany that steroids would help sate his craving to make millions of dollars after the Mets traded him to the Philadelphia Phillies.
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America might run larger budget deficits than would normally seem appropriate to help sate market demand for the world's favourite safe asset, its Treasury bonds (just as financial-stability worries might lead the Fed to choose a higher interest rate than would typically seem prudent).
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While Saudi Arabia does usually pump out more oil in the summer to sate domestic demand, the record production level is likely to be scrutinised because oil prices are still about 55% lower than they were at their most recent peak, in June 2014.
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Per AmericaSpace, a Failure Review Board had concluded that an "induced 'instant trip' of the Solid Sate Power Controller" was likely responsible for the original outage, though they noted there was a small possibility of the SSPC resetting in 2007 or a subsequent eclipse.
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Equity analysts are likely to start pressurising mining bosses to show where the next stream of growth is coming from, and just running operations as efficiently as possible is unlikely to sate demand for executives to be seen to be doing something to boost growth.
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Equity analysts are likely to start pressurizing mining bosses to show where the next stream of growth is coming from, and just running operations as efficiently as possible is unlikely to sate demand for executives to be seen to be doing something to boost growth.
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Velodyne has a new LiDAR sensor design that could help bring an autonomous-driving future closer than ever; it's a small, solid-sate design that has a cost of less than $50 per system (when purchased at the kind of high-volume rates needed for mass manufacturing).
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If the teaser trailer for the upcoming Rogue One: A Star Wars Story spinoff did not sate your Star Wars hunger — and how could it, when it was barely two seconds long — the full, one-and-a-half minute trailer is now available for your enjoyment.
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There's an extraordinary scene in which the two men, having shared a joint with Hae-mi, sit outside and watch her strip to the waist and perform a swaying dance—less to sate their prying gaze, you sense, than to answer some ritual need of her own.
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" It also released a statement in French through its Amaq news agency, saying: "A fighter for the Islamic Sate has killed with a knife a deputy chief of the Mureaux police as well as his wife, a police official in the town of Magnanville near Paris.
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For marketing reasons, Apple had to—or at least chose to—tout the 10th anniversary iPhone as something special, as a great leap forward, an exemplar of innovation that might sate the critics who complain that the fruit company's capacity to invent died with Steve Jobs.
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It's not clear if Apple will be able to sate demand for the iPhone X — but, at a much higher price point, it offers a different opportunity for Apple to reach a new equilibrium in terms of how much it invests in phones versus how much it charges.
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Han and the other North Korean players, for example, often begged the coaches to drive them to a sushi restaurant to sate a taste of Asian cuisine, and Dominici said the embassy officials who frequently drove up from Rome to check on the prospects delivered familiar comfort foods like kimchi.
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Ata Ullah expressed a similar sentiment in the statement posted Sunday: "At this juncture, ARSA has left with no other option but to combat 'Burmese sate sponsored terrorism' against the Rohingya population for the purpose of defending, salvaging and protecting the Rohingya community with its best capacities," the statement apparently signed by him said.
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This year's 15th edition of the festival — which runs from Wednesday through July 9 at the Film Society of Lincoln Center and the SVA Theater — will sate those appetites as thoroughly as ever, from the Japanese police-corruption saga "Twisted Justice," on opening night, to the pervy Taiwanese surveillance-porn drama "The Tenants Downstairs," at the closing gala.
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Either Mr Trump's plan is so massive that it will sate the world's appetite for safe assets, boost demand, and launch America out of its low-rate trap, or it will be a macroeconomic nothing-burger, which boosts the fortunes of the rich and raises debt-to-GDP ratios but which has a surprisingly small effect on growth, inflation and interest rates.
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Most of my favourite bands and artists deal in high-stakes stuff—life, love, and what-have-you—but as a true scumbag slacker at heart, sometimes all that can sate me is a song about the time-honoured tradition of ordering in a curry and getting high as all shit, which I heartily consume with abandon in my heart and ketchup down my shirt.
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Thomas makes her own journey around the globe speaking to designers, scientists, and activists who are trying to right the ship before it's too late, whether it's through breakthroughs in fiber-recycling technology, cruelty-free lab-grown materials, hyperlocal manufacturing, or alternative retail platforms such as resale and rental, which can sate the Instagram generation's desire for novelty without piling on fashion's negative impacts.
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Knowing there was nothing I could do to sate this horrifying desire, I felt trapped, so I took out my phone, and I learned that a woman I have never met had acquired yet more quirky home furnishings, that a woman I have met three times was on vacation in Massachusetts, that a friend was trapped in a bar bathroom, and that a woman I used to work with but rarely spoke to was probably going through a difficult breakup.
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