Someone who seizes opportunities and grabs life by the handlebars.
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Even if they are supplied with weapons, Daesh seizes them.
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YG seizes mantle of rap's most outspoken Donald Trump critic
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Once Donald Trump seizes that weapon, all bets are off.
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This reality is palpable as turmoil now seizes South Africa.
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Mr. Sessions apparently seizes up as well as clamming up.
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Let's hope Congress seizes the opportunity to unshackle these freedoms.
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Trump seizes on the report, suggesting Schiff helped draft the complaint.
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What if he seizes while sleeping and suffocates on his pillow?
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Toward the end, a gleeful and mischievous expression seizes his face.
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Kronos rises from the underworld, castrates Uranos and seizes the throne.
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Instead, Eilish's maudlin romanticism seizes the garish out of sheer joy.
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Headlines Britain seizes tanker suspected of carrying oil to Syria on.ft.
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"Slay" is an amazing word here, and the choreography seizes on it.
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Go deeper: Trump seizes chance to ratchet up pressure on Venezuela's Maduro
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Your tireless commitment, discipline and hard work never seizes to amaze me.
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She seizes him by the collar and slams him against the wall.
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Opdyke seizes upon this pictorial language and turns it on its head.
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He also seizes the opportunity to take a shot at Johnson's Baywatch.
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The same dynamic would apply to the politician who seizes the issue.
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When he sees the opportunity, he seizes it, he really takes it.
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Scott Walker signed a bill that seizes key powers from Democratic Gov.
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That reality is palpable, our correspondent writes, as turmoil seizes the country.
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Tyler seizes both the women's hands in his and kisses them wetly.
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It was futile, and they knew it, but the brain seizes under pressure.
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He seizes both my arms and pushes me up against the wall a
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The orchestra seizes on this playful pattern, giving it a monotonous, ominous thrust.
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As for "Russian Seasons," it at once seizes attention and keeps rewarding it.
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Skillfully, Homer seizes on every little story to spark something in the group.
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Every time one seizes a scene, they're forced to explain some new development.
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Cuomo seizes credit and deflects blame in accordance with his vanity and ambitions.
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The U.S. government routinely seizes assets from alleged drug dealers and traffickers. Rep.
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When the narrator's outfit seizes a trench, they find a still-warm corpse.
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Under current law, when a firm fails the flow of its data seizes.
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One day, Albany seizes a commanding role in the fight against climate change.
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Trump is also a nimble entrepreneur, who looks for opportunities and seizes them decisively.
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But Zoey seizes this less-than-ideal interaction as her moment to finally apologize.
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It will be interesting to see how Clinton seizes her next chapter in life.
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Once a new dynasty seizes a throne, there's no going back except by force.
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Grande seizes on this, sprinkling her captions with deadpan language and using capitalization sparingly.
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Trump seizes on those mistakes as incontrovertible evidence that the media is hopelessly fake.
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Trump seizes on that distrust and fuels it with his "deep state" conspiracy rhetoric.
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Then Lerner, a middle-aged literary agent, seizes on a scheme for better understanding.
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California is one of a handful of states that seizes firearms from prohibited people.
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The Plague seizes power in the town, bullying the populace and curbing civil liberties.
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When Nussbaum seizes upon examples from her own life, she is vastly more persuasive.
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My body seizes up ever so slightly if I catch a hint of it.
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Trump's full statement: Go deeper: Trump seizes chance to ratchet up pressure on Venezuela's Maduro
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Regardless, Theon seizes Winterfell, breaking the trust of the family that fostered and raised him.
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Her lips curl as she seizes on just the right words, playing with their cadence.
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"We can only hope that France seizes its chance," Parisian Michael Jeuga said on Monday.
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We see past Hodor's eyes go white, which is what happens when Bran seizes control.
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She seizes them with an almost animalistic ferocity and interrogates them for all they're worth.
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If he seizes power, Hollywood needs to use it's leverage and pull out of Georgia.
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European leaders approve Brexit, Russia seizes Ukrainian ships, and a thriving bear population in Romania.
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But wherever an opening is made in the canopy, Afrormosia seizes the opportunity to thrive.
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Fifth, DHS might share with other government agencies the biometric information it seizes from travelers.
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When Chance the Rapper is offered a spot on national television, he seizes the opportunity.
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Today, as fixation with Bundy yet again seizes the country, Rose would be 37 years old.
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That's the Eleven we get in Stranger Things 2, an opportunity Brown seizes and uses magnificently.
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The headline is: Justice Department seizes "Times" reporter&aposs emails and phone records in leak investigation.
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Law enforcement seizes property routinely under the suspicion it is obtained from or for illegal activity.
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Charlie Brown, apparently playing in a league without balk rules, immediately seizes up and cannot throw.
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With a prayer of thanks to Jesus, Annie seizes on her power as a modern woman.
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Work too slowly and it seizes up; work the fudge too hard and it gets grainy.
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But what seizes our attention is Trump's imposing physical presence in the foreground of the shot.
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Death seizes them in a flash and delivers their bodies to the darkness of the grave.
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It seizes on populist fears to justify dismantling the large online platforms on which we depend.
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For all of our sakes, here's hoping someone seizes the business opportunity, come the new year.
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The cheerful woman seizes any opportunity to hold the children in her arms and to educate them.
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Trump seizes on these media fact-checks as evidence that journalists are out to get him 4.
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" The more territory Mr. Assad seizes, Mr. Kerry said, "the more successful he is in creating terrorists.
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Comcast's move, telegraphed two months ago, seizes upon Fox's troubles in getting government approval for its bid.
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If President Obama seizes the opportunity to sign it into law, the results will benefit us all.
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If/when a president or any leader seizes the ability to control the news media, democracy dies.
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The stark format gives each musician the power to shape the sound, and she seizes the opportunity.
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But if it seizes the moment, the greatest city in the world can also become the greenest.
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She seizes the moment as her way back into the game after having been sidelined by Logan.
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Now, together, we can and must ensure that Liberia seizes this golden opportunity for progress and peace.
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Nowadays, they can write into a smartphone and tablet app almost anywhere when an idea seizes them.
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The Italian brand seizes the Met Gala moment to unveil its pre-spring collection in New York.
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He seizes any opportunity to try something new, even his dissatisfaction with the quality of Ohio grapes.
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That means the more money the department seizes using ERAD, the greater the revenues to the contractor.
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Seeing someone speak in front of a crowd, no matter the size, never seizes to astonish me.
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"There is no excuse for inaction, and manufacturers are committed to ensuring that America seizes this opportunity."
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In the first, set in 1520, the Spanish conquistador Cortés seizes the crown of the Aztec emperor Montezuma.
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It will be a winner for the candidate who seizes the opportunity and proposals a real, full fix.
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Usually having such a huge brand behind you means a strong executive hand seizes all of the power.
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Less extreme, they simply tell them they have to close down and seizes their property, inventory and cash.
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The government sifts through the disclosed data, determines what's covered by the search warrant, and seizes that evidence.
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Many conservatives believe eminent domain — a practice in which the government seizes private property — amounts to government overreach.
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We have had brief rallies but within a couple of days, bearish sentiment seizes the upper hand again.
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BrolyLegs suffers from arthrogryposis, a rare genetic condition that seizes up crucial joints in his arms and legs.
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Wolsey falls from favor, the king seizes his lands and riches, and he dies of a broken heart.
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Democracies give way to tyrannies when mob passion overwhelms political wisdom and a populist autocrat seizes the masses.
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Boris has fallen for Katya and seizes the chance to be with her when her husband is away.
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At the same time, Prime Minister Anthony Eden wants to strike back after Egypt seizes the Suez Canal.
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While fentanyl exported from China is more pure than Mexican fentanyl, the U.S. seizes higher quantities of Mexican fentanyl.
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Headlined "FBI seizes over 3,000 penises during raid at morgue employee's home," it generated more than 1.1 million engagements.
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" I ask, "So, it's that effort to depict a particular subject, even an abstract idea, that seizes your imagination?
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That's when Justine's hunger for human flesh really kicks in, and the desire to throw up seizes the viewer.
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In one scene, Edward and Florence stand this way before a gramophone, before he seizes her and they dance.
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"Neither of those, it seems to me, seizes the moment to pull the nation together," Patrick told CBS News.
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"My Woman," Angel Olsen's third full-length album, pushes away indie-rock expectations and seizes the prerogatives of pop.
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An earthquake has flattened Israel, and the Arab world seizes this moment to unite and attempt to crush it.
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But almost in passing, she seizes on one of the least understood, yet most essential, pieces of money wisdom.
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If the libretto contorts itself again and again, Handel seizes each opportunity to explore complex emotions through wondrous music.
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Mr. Strong seizes on the idea of Holden Caulfield as a Salinger alter ego and runs hard with it.
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For every deposit container that is not redeemed, the state seizes 863 cents of the unclaimed 286-cent deposit.
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When he finally seizes his weapon and pins her to the glass wall, Love shrieks her defense: She's pregnant.
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Switzerland has started taking valuables worth over $985, the German state of Baden-Württemberg also seizes valuables above $380.
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Meadow shoots Kai in the leg and takes out several more people in the crowd before Ally seizes the gun.
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Once a muscle seizes, it cannot relax, leading to violent spasms and, most commonly, asphyxiation due to a locked diaphragm.
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The Lannister army seizes the castle, and Jaime confronts Lady Olenna with a glass of wine mixed with painless poison.
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Caracas, Venezuela (CNN)Within 30 feet of the front door, the wretched smell reaches your nostrils and seizes your stomach.
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That's something AFL-CIO chief Richard Trumka seizes on in an op-ed he writes today in the USA Today.
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When the government seizes land to build infrastructure deemed in the national interest, it is legally obliged to compensate landowners.
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Hoffmann's exhibition essay "The Return of the Flâneur" seizes on the old ambulatory chestnut as a mode for absorbing art.
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At one point a woman lunges toward the speaker's platform and seizes the microphone to complain about a personal problem.
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The Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act does not allow lawsuits to go forward when a foreign government seizes domestic-owned property.
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As they hang from train straps and dance on railway platforms, the video seizes that fuzzed night to morning transition.
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The housing market often seizes up during periods of rapid change, as buyers and sellers struggle to agree on prices.
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If she seizes their wealth, she could make Putin and his associates think twice about meddling in the UK again.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — The party not occupying the White House seizes control of governor's offices in New Jersey and Virginia.
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The downside for creators of these new shows is that Netflix then seizes more of the upside on big hits.
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It injects its genetic material into bacteria and seizes upon the metabolism of the bacteria to produce more of itself.
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Currency CBP seizes that is forfeited goes into a Treasury Department fund that's used for law enforcement initiatives across the country.
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That makes the fact that it seizes on voice assistants as an illustration of this gargantuan problem all the more impactful.
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If the company goes under, or if Evergrande seizes control, Jia will be on a proverbial island in his oceanside homes.
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He seizes Jagger and shouts "Never call me your drummer again," and delivers a sharp right hook to the singer's chin.
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For every time her heart seizes with fear of pain, there will be me chasing it away with a patronus charm.
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Either way, whoever deletes first seizes control of the chat history — taking control away from the other person in the process.
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But, this can only happen if the international community seizes this moment and insists that the Cuban people deserve basics freedoms.
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The tahini seizes as Goldberg stirs in some lemon juice and water, turning thicker and thicker as she adds the liquids.
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The tale of the tape: September 2017: Trump seizes on kneeling as a political issue during the Alabama special Senate election.
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Atomix seizes this opportunity to open our eyes to South Korea over the span of a $175, 10-course tasting menu.
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"If anything that a first lady does is different, everyone seizes on it," Ms. Portman's Jackie says, clearly relishing the notion.
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But only a person who recognizes them and seizes them without delay, gets to convert these opportunities to their preferred outcomes.
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Goldberg seizes these worn-out clichés that would seem unable to support weight and uses them to unexpectedly launch himself into painting.
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Every now and again, the Internet collectively seizes on some kind of arguing point that's at once needlessly trivial and endlessly arguable.
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It said law enforcing agencies should make greater use of seizure and confiscation powers to seizes funds and assets linked to crime.
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That's a legal practice in which a law enforcement agency seizes money and property that may have been obtained through criminal activities.
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Instead, from and for the "wilderness," it demands, and seizes, a spot much closer to this slice of history's more familiar center.
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Votel said he expected future U.S. assistance to the SDF to change after it seizes the final bits of Islamic State territory.
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In this view, China is deliberately overloading weak countries with loans; when they buckle, it seizes their assets and influences their politics.
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Those shutdown talks will overshadow praise for any last acts of unified government Republicans can muster before Pelosi seizes the speaker's gavel.
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"What do you think Obama will do when Putin seizes Alaska?" he posted in March 2014, days after the annexation of Crimea.
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During "A Thought," the singer Ayanna Woods hurls the word "migration" into Mr. Hearne's face and briefly seizes control of his keyboard.
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There's something charming–life-affirming, even–about the skeleton meme, the decrepit former person who nevertheless goes out and seizes the day.
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This came in handy during the scene in which she seizes him like a praying mantis about to enjoy a postcoital snack.
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Iran shoots down an U.S. drone in June it says was in Iranian airspace, and seizes a British oil tanker in July.
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Google announced Friday it will open a new cloud hub in Poland as the tech giant seizes on growing sales across Europe.
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Yet even if Mr. Sessions seizes the building momentum against corporate crime, there is reason to doubt that it can be sustained.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection constantly seizes fake products while noting that counterfeiting has become a hindrance on legitimate companies such as Amazon.
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The Wireless Emergency Alert system, launched by the Federal Emergency Management Agency in 2012, seizes mobile phones with a shake and a siren.
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"Bloomberg seizes on chaos in Democratic presidential race to escalate his campaign," by Paul Schwartzman A campaign blitz that benefited from Democratic panic.
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It seizes heroin on the basis that drug sales help finance the Taliban but it does not have a mandate to arrest smugglers.
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The Akergirls idolize Something She, and Becky seizes upon their hero worship after her own drummer (Gayle Rankin) walks out in a rage.
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Their approach to propaganda seizes upon Western societal fault lines to convince people that we do not care about the values we profess.
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Administration officials have only spoken broadly about Trump's remarks, meaning the president could seize headlines if he seizes the moment for political purposes.
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If the government seizes that land, it would force 1,000 ranchers and farmers to go to court over their property, the congressman said.
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On the average day, the Coast Guard seizes 28503,22019 pounds of cocaine and 144 pounds of marijuana, and also interdicts 17 undocumented migrants.
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The spot, part of a five-figure ad buy that was shared first with The Hill, also seizes on Manchin's stance on abortion.
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In October 2014, the IRS changed its policy and now only seizes assets when it believes the structured funds came from illegal sources.
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Go deeper: FDA seizes thousands of documents from Juul Juul hits a $10 billion valuation faster than Facebook FDA launches e-cigarette warning campaign
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The government seizes on the word "programmed" in those cases and superficially equates it to the process of creating new software. Opp. 210–19.
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On May 22, army chief General Prayuth Chan-ocha stages a coup and a junta, the National Council for Peace and Order, seizes control.
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" Joan seizes this and any opportunity to shit on Bette's TV work: "Is that a face America wants in its living room at dinnertime?
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As Mr. Fuller incorporates Cologne's carnival revelry, Mr. Passer seizes on the surreal facade of the Old Spanish Days celebration in Santa Barbara, Calif.
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He seizes the foreground with a fiercer attack, a note or two placed differently, a sudden trill — stings and jabs and displacements, not discourses.
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But since your scribbles are all saved to the cloud, you can also edit your text on your iPhone, wherever the muse seizes you.
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Ken Storey was in a pique, the kind that often seizes and overwhelms the better judgment of people who follow politics closely these days.
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Binet seizes on a historical fact: Barthes had just attended a lunch hosted by François Mitterrand, then the Socialist candidate for the French presidency.
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We hope he seizes this moment and shares a vision that can bring people together and continue to harness the United States' incredible potential.
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As president of the parent-teacher association, she seizes pantry day as an opportunity to encourage more parents to be involved at the school.
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"Wishbone seizes the means of production," reads the caption under a photo of a gray-spotted Furby driving a full-size John Deere tractor.
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UK parliament seizes cache of internal Facebook documents to further privacy probe 'The problem is Facebook,' lawmakers from nine countries tell Zuckerberg's accountability stand-in
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Trump seizes on hacked email, alleges collusion Earnest's discussion of a "proportional" response is the usual language the government uses when describing its cyber actions.
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It's an entire heroic fantasy narrative about a character who's pushed here and there and never seizes the story of her own life for herself.
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Ziaul Haq seizes power; __April 4, 1979: Bhutto is hanged after the Supreme Court upholds death sentence on charges of conspiracy to murder and Gen.
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If it seizes an American who has traveled to North Korea by choice, it can attempt to extract concessions without provoking an American military strike.
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Braun's campaign came out Wednesday with the new television ad, which seizes on last year's report that Donnelly's brother's company operated a factory in Mexico.
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What's clear -- from Comey's later memos -- is that Trump seizes on this exchange as a sort of handshake agreement that Comey will always be loyal.
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For the benefit of the U.S. economy, we should all hope that the STB seizes the opportunity to stand up for a remarkably successful framework.
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If there is one current in Holbrooke that Packer consistently seizes on, it's his sense that some action is better than no action at all.
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The agency also operates what is regarded (by me) as one of the best Instagram accounts, posting the items it seizes under the hashtag #TSAGoodCatch.
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HRW released a report on Tuesday saying the Syrian government also passed two previous laws, in 2012, letting authorities seizes property and assets without due process.
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At first, he seizes the opportunity to show off his superior intelligence, but he's up against Gretchen's enthusiasm, Edgar's training and Lindsay's obscure knowledge of ragtime.
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Putin seizes on US power gap The US is about 40 days from a new President; no policy adopted now is guaranteed a long life span.
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In exchange for a threesome with porn stars arranged by Bobby, government agent Bobby Beuford seizes Taylor's tech as the government's — it's "vital" for national security.
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The bureau seizes around 23,000 weapons each year and also has more than 35,000 firearms, Tasers and silencers in its own inventory, according to the report.
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Rechristening himself "the Beast," Gundy seizes on the chaos that follows humankind's great reckoning, and muscles his way into office through deception and power-mad force.
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Oct. 2, 2018: The FDA surprises Juul at its headquarters and seizes 'thousands of pages of documents' as part of an investigation into its marketing practices.
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Her story lives on in Depression-era newspaper headlines like "Policewoman Seizes Two Men Without Aid" (1936) and "Woman Detective Draws Pistol in Fifth Avenue" (1938).
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The bid, plans for which were announced on Tuesday, seizes upon 21st Century Fox's difficulties buying the piece of Sky that it does not already own.
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America is coming to see the damage that can be done when a demagogue seizes the reins of power in a country too dependent on custom.
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My GF Goes to Another School Shortly after her TV debut, Ultimecia decides she is tired of her Ambassador position and seizes control of Galbadia Garden.
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Zimbabwe's military seizes power from President Robert Mugabe, a gunman kills four people in a Northern California community and Australia votes overwhelmingly for same-sex marriage.
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It seizes some of the best, noblest human instincts — to share, to know, to connect, to belong — and harnesses them to a degrading system of profit.
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But at Amari's coronation, a battle breaks out when Amari's mother, Queen Nehanda, who was presumed to be dead, seizes the throne in a surprise attack.
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He seems happy, and seizes the moment to tell the officers what Garden Underground is, and about the kind of people who go to dance there.
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Related: Looting and Destruction Feared as Islamic State Seizes Syria's Ancient City of Palmyra Nearly a year later, the situation on the ground is far different.
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The judges try the dishes, and Gerald seizes the opportunity to throw a dig at John's truffles, which he brought from home and utilized in his dish.
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A typical story seizes on a confrontation between Carlson and a guest — usually a Jew, a racial minority, or a woman — and attaches a disturbingly violent headline.
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McAvoy seizes with obvious relish on the role of one man with 23 personalities due to be usurped by a 24th who is more animal than man.
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But, again, if an armed group seizes an oil well in a producing country and can keep control of it, we will buy the oil from them.
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Roskam said in a statement Thursday that he was proud to introduce the bill to make sure the IRS never unfairly seizes small-business owners' funds again.
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Whether EPA finds a regulatory quick fix or Congress seizes the opportunity for consensus legislation, something must be done to protect the climate from highly potent HFCs.
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Direct intervention by the EPA, where it seizes the initiative to lead a comprehensive emergency solid waste reform in Puerto Rico, is already in the agency's power.
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They are similar in another way, too: drawing coverage that often seizes on their back stories and the obstacles they have overcome to portray them as inspirational.
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The New York Times headline for its Iowa poll, "Sanders Seizes Lead in Volatile Iowa Race," is a good summary of the state of the race there.
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Real talk: By far the most endearing thing in Michelle Obama's new memoir Becoming is that she seizes absolutely every opportunity she has to brutally drag her husband.
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The FDIC, whose full name is the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, often seizes banks on the brink of collapse, and as receiver seeks to maximize recoveries for creditors.
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What it says about the future: It reflects the increasing voice teenagers have in political circles, particularly as the news media seizes on their stories and their idealism.
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And it's certainly possible that they'll play a part in the next film, as Kylo Ren seizes control of the First Order and figures out his next moves.
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But he's also developed a sub-specialty: Rather than running from the words his opponents hurl at him, Trump seizes them, shakes them up and turns them around.
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Eli Columbus, Matt Ferris and Frasher Murphy have signed on with the bankruptcy practice of Haynes & Boone as it seizes on representations in oil and gas company bankruptcies.
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West sings the refrain, "This is a God dream, this is everything," while his fellow Chicagoan Chance the Rapper (real name Chancelor Bennett) seizes the only rap verse.
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"The Girl from Chicago" seemingly seizes every opportunity to announce itself as a construct — the soundtrack is rich with camera noise, stray honks, blown lines and offscreen instructions.
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Therein lays the temptation, Pessoa's devil on her shoulder: The fear of abandoning what you should do, and the danger of ceding control to that which seizes you.
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Journals now publish their findings, and the public seizes on them, but this wasn't always the case: journals were meant for peer-to-peer discussion, not mass consumption.
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WASHINGTON — Microsoft organized 35 nations on Tuesday to take down one of the world's largest botnets — malware that secretly seizes control of millions of computers around the globe.
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But in his eponymous doppelgänger, Nasser seizes on the concept of a name as a new way to imagine identity under surveillance—specifically during the War on Terror.
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While the notorious Maze ransomware group publicly posts healthcare records it seizes, patients are filing class-action lawsuits that accuse healthcare companies of putting their data at risk.
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Once the bloodshed is over, Washington seizes control of his destiny, traveling abroad with his young wife and studying the new technique of caissons fed with compressed air.
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If Biden seizes the moment, convincing the public that he is the best candidate to heal the country, he can turn some of his perceived weaknesses into strengths.
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The ad buy by Patriot Majority PAC seizes on recent reports that Saccone used an expense account while serving in the legislature, which Democrats have framed as excessive.
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But for now, as self-driving cars peek over the horizon and gridlock seizes Capitol Hill, lawmakers just seem happy to have found something — anything — to agree on.
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The best part is that right as the dog walks up, a human seizes the opportunity to cross the street before the light changes and jaywalks across the street.
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Instead of coming clean to head honcho Michael (Ted Danson), Eleanor seizes a second chance at and decides to prove herself worthy of a spot in the good place.
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Mr. Gilmour's guitar solos depend on neither speed nor ornamentation but on narrative clarity; he seizes a melody, ascends through it and gives a bluesy insistence to its climax.
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Apple representatives said the change in settings will protect customers in countries where law enforcement seizes and tries to crack phones with fewer legal restrictions than under U.S. law.
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Photograph by Heami Lee for The New Yorker And the chef seizes the chance to use toppings that make sense for ramen but might not work in a soup.
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In his opera, Mr. Adès seizes the story and makes it his own, delving into its "underground river of meaning," as he says in an interview in the program.
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's Setad hedge fund, worth tens of billions of dollars, was supposed to be a charity, but it now seizes property from Iranians to sustain the regime.
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He seizes on the singular appeal of this period, from the luscious apfelschmarrn and topfenstrudel served in the fashionable cafes to the lively intellectual discourse of their learned patrons.
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In another handwritten letter dated March 1983, Shepard explained he was sometimes overcome "with a terrible sadness that seizes me completely" when he thought about the family he left behind.
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The series focuses on Sophia (Robertson), aimlessly living in San Francisco in 2006, when she seizes on the idea of reselling vintage clothing online under the company name Nasty Gal.
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Through his materials, he seizes visions that appear to him in the throes of sleep paralysis, a symptom of the narcolepsy he says he was diagnosed with in high school.
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Ignoring all the layers of "perhaps" in that proposal, Selina seizes the opportunity to be "the president who freed Tibet" and ditches the good people of Ohio and North Carolina.
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Critic score: 52%Audience score: 53%Netflix description: "An orphaned boy raised by animals in the jungle seizes his destiny while confronting a dangerous enemy — and his own human origins."
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It is a representation of the enslaved person journeying to the north, of the clandestine, maneuvering genius of Black fugitivity that seizes freedom for itself in the dark of night.
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While Joseph Stalin seizes Ukrainian land and grain, and Yuri entangles himself in the anti-Bolshevik resistance, Natalka fends off the creepy attentions of the village's Soviet overlord (Tamer Hassan).
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I'm a bit older than Ackerman, but my heart seizes when one of his wandering comrades calls war the place where "we grew up," and in some ways, still live.
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Ms. Gillies ("Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll") seizes the screen as the lusty, ambitious Fallon, and Alan Dale is imperious as the snooty Carrington butler (another holdover figure from the original).
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Provided, that is, minority investors are not put off by a reformer who, instead of winning over opponents by the force of his arguments, locks them up and seizes their assets.
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Up top, Ilana is living every New Yorker's dream when she seizes the opportunity to house-sit for Oliver's mom whose only instructions are to fill the space with positive vibes.
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Kyle, not one to go an episode without bringing up his man crush Paulie, seizes the opportunity to keep the witch hunt alive in case Paulie returns to the main house.
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If the Communist island nation begins to address allegations of human rights abuses and seizes the new opening following President Obama's historic outreach, "I think it's possible," the Senate chairman said.
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The exhibition quickly seizes hold of the term Orientalism and never lets it go, from first to last, worrying at it, thrashing it about like a dog with a favorite bone.
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Schiller regularly handled wiretaps, search warrants and large scale seizes of drugs, the commissioner said, meaning he spent a few days a week presenting evidence at the Manhattan district attorney's office.
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I will be out socializing, or at work, and all of a sudden, for no logical reason, my stomach bloats up to four times its size and pain seizes my body.
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Whoever seizes what is now Islamic State territory will control the border between Iraq and Syria, as well as fault lines between Kurdish groups seeking autonomy and populations that oppose them.
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In moments of crisis, as when Bill seizes up in pain, Lorraine focuses intently (and uncharacteristically) on some domestic task — running the garbage disposal, or sorting through a bowl of potpourri.
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Powell's new filing seizes on a long-simmering dispute over Flynn's expected testimony in a criminal trial last summer of his partner at the Flynn Intelligence Group consulting firm, Bijan Rafiekian.
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An October 22019 Rasmussen survey found that 70 percent of adults believe that a criminal conviction should be required before law enforcement seizes property believed to be connected to a crime.
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In the Pentagon's nightmare scenario, Russia seizes this 40-mile-wide bottleneck in a surprise attack, effectively cutting off the tiny Baltic republics — Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia — from their NATO allies.
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GOP seizes on recently surfaced video to hit Hillary Clinton on trade The poll reveals that Clinton has solid trust on the issue of handling terrorism among those who preferred Vermont Sen.
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Biden seizes on Trump's love for foreign strongmen and disdain for traditional US values to paint him as dangerously unfit for the presidency and an affront to the very idea of America.
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The short film Prima Donna, directed by Nabil, seizes upon the themes of the EP and follows Vince on a dream-like journey through his own music and the perils of performance.
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" RELATED: YG seizes mantle of rap's most outspoken Donald Trump critic Clinton said Tuesday that while there are "good, honorable, cool-headed police officers" working across the country, "we can do better.
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When King Henry VII (Elliot Cowan) dies suddenly, his mother, Margaret Beaufort (Harrier Walker), seizes control and launches a miniature reign of terror to cover up her own tax-related wrong-doings.
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If you're drafted into the army, the other situation in which the state seizes control of the body, at least you get three meals a day, clothing, and a place to sleep.
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One of the latest ads aimed at Trump focuses on the businessman's support for eminent domain -- a practice in which the government seizes private property that many conservatives are not fond of.
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If you're drafted into the army, the other situation in which the state seizes control of your body, at least you get three meals a day, clothing, and a place to sleep.
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MLB SEIZES MOMENT IN CUBA: Major League Baseball is looking to secure a safer travel pathway for aspiring Cuban players as President Obama works to restore diplomatic ties with the island nation.
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Whether or not the government seizes this opportunity, the United States ought to stand in solidarity with the people of Azerbaijan, whose desires for dignity and justice will not be indefinitely denied.
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We first saw this in Season 1's "Contemporary American Poultry" when the study group seizes control of the cafeteria's chicken fingers supply in what swiftly becomes a parody of mafia films.
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But Mr. Trump seizes on conclusions like the G.A.O. report's about the continued influx of illegal immigrants at the southern border as proof that he is right in demanding a continuous wall.
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Hilariously funny and uplifting, Anner "seizes not just my moments but my mistakes" to craft a life crowded with fans, love and Internet fame, reminding us that disability is no match for dreams.
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Which is why the fate of Mr. al-Baghdadi's group, and international terrorism generally, depends largely on whether the United States seizes the historic moment of his death to keep the group down.
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GM convinced officials in the cities of Detroit and Hamtramck, the state of Michigan - and ultimately the state's highest court - to use eminent domain, a controversial process in which government seizes private land.
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If an armed gang down the street from you there in Washington seizes a gas station, no one thinks that the bystanders get the legal right to buy the gas from the gang.
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When the tehina seizes up or tightens, keep adding ice water, bit by bit (about 23 22/22 cups in total), whisking energetically until you have a perfectly smooth, creamy, thick sauce. 210.
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I have tried to explain why I must leave the restaurant, why I must have an aisle seat at the show, why sometimes my throat seizes so powerfully I can't even drink water.
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These groups also took their case to the House of Representatives, which passed a separate resolution on Monday condemning the Islamic State for trying to wipe out ethnic groups in territories it seizes.
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The bank's marketing strategy seizes on a frustration so common among consumers that several financial reforms imposed after the 2007-2009 financial crisis were focused on lessening fees and making them more transparent.
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She also did not answer questions about profiling travelers, when (or if) the task force began targeting travelers going to California, and what the sheriff's office does with the funds it successfully seizes.
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These stories are not without plot, but they don't have much in the way of conventional fictional shaping; each seizes on a moment of crisis in a man's life and quickly dramatizes it.
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"He seizes his chance, works like crazy, and takes power, making himself anointed and adulated by this incredible circle of French bosses and intellectuals," Gaspard Gantzer, a former classmate of Macron's, has written.
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Robert Hur, US district attorney for the state of Maryland, said the state would seek a forfeiture allegation -- where the government seizes properties used in or as a result of a crime -- against Gaines.
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But Prince Mohammed appears to have won widespread approval for the purge among ordinary Saudis, partly because the government has said it will use some of the money it seizes to fund social benefits.
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In other words, once the police officer seizes an iPhone, he or she would need to immediately connect that iPhone to a compatible USB accessory to prevent USB Restricted Mode lock after one hour.
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The non-profit and several other animal rescues are working against a deadline to find homes for 458 smaller pigs (50-200 lbs.) before the state of Kentucky seizes the animals and euthanizes them.
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Instead of using the constitutional tools we have to correct the course of our government, we've abandoned our values and principles, afraid of what will happen if the other side seizes control in Washington.
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The US Supreme Court has decreed that when the government seizes these expressive materials, or the proceeds derived from them, it must immediately hold an evidentiary hearing to determine whether the seizure is valid.
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Simply stated, when a country applies very high taxes on its wealthy citizens, or seizes their property for "redistribution," investment dries up, business fails, tax revenues decline and everyone is, equally, poorer and miserable.
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On Monday Louis Langrée seizes the reins of the vivacious Freiburg Baroque Orchestra for performances of Mozart's "Così Fan Tutte" with a cast that includes two rising European sopranos, Sandrine Piau and Lenneke Ruiten.
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Silas Farley, the best known of them (he's often eye-catching as the tallest and happiest man onstage), seizes a moment of expansive virtuosity; Alec Knight, also tall and happy, displays a terrific jump.
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Until, say, a disaster like the one in Minneapolis seizes our attention — or, more recently, a disaster like the one in Genoa, Italy, where a major highway bridge collapsed and killed dozens of people.
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The Mueller report seizes upon the president's remarks to The Times about Attorney General Jeff Sessions and his efforts to get Mr. Sessions to withdraw his recusal and reassert control over the Russia inquiry.
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Government seizes the patent for the drug: Other candidates stop short of having the government directly manufacture the drug, but would allow it to strip a drugmaker of its patent if it's too expensive.
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K.) Kenneth ButterfieldHouse Democrats blur lines on support for impeachment Democrats call for increased security after 'send her back' chants The Hill's Morning Report - Trump seizes House impeachment vote to rally GOP MORE (N.
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They have added a powerful new element to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's re-election campaign, as he seizes the issue to further a longstanding ambition to position himself as a leader among Muslim states.
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A third way to get the records would be for the Justice Department to obtain a search warrant, because the Fifth Amendment does not apply when the government seizes records pursuant to a warrant.
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Wednesday's interview revealed how Mr. Trump seizes on claims made by the conservative news media, from fringe outlets to Fox News, and gives them a presidential stamp of approval and also increases their reach.
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The United States expects Turkey to take responsibility for captive Islamic State fighters in northeastern Syria if Ankara's planned incursion seizes areas where the detained militants are held, a senior State Department official said.
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November, 2018 - Russia's coast guard fires on and then seizes three Ukrainian naval vessels attempting to pass from the Black Sea to the Azov Sea on their way to the Ukrainian port of Mariupol.
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The State of the Union speech is that singular national conversation where the leader of the free world momentarily holds Americans' attention, and seizes it to inspire, focus and rally us to nobler causes.
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Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler says it's 'likely' House will subpoena Bolton Trump seizes on viral clip of Nadler giving final answer over Schiff Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE (D-N.
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With a new CEO at its helm, the passenger railroad has launched an advertising campaign that seizes on customers' biggest frustrations with air travel and paints Amtrak as a more comfortable — and friendlier — travel alternative.
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"And when he passes that happy crowd in front of him on Fourth Street, those images pop into his head and he seizes on the opportunity to make his Instagram posts a reality," she said.
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In "Teenage Emotions," Yachty seizes on this commercial potential, discarding the more lightweight, outré songwriting of his earlier releases in favor of an ambitious, wide-reaching sound, delivered by Diplo and other big-name producers.
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Almost every day of the week, the late-night indignation machine seizes on some new comment from Trump, then feeds its interpretations back into a news cycle that Trump himself — a devoted TV watcher — consumes.
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Don't worry if the mix seizes; just return the pan to the heat, add the scraped vanilla seeds, and stir gently and continuously until it returns to the boil and the sugar has melted again.
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By contrast, when law enforcement officials execute a search warrant, the government goes in and seizes a broader set of materials — like hard drives and the contents of filing cabinets — then sorts through them itself.
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They are the only black kids there, and as soon as Tracey realizes that Lily's mother won't smack her for misbehaving she seizes power, stealing candy and kicking seats on a trip to the movies.
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The dispute began with Philadelphia's Department of Human Services, which, like similar agencies in cities nationally, seizes children without safe homes, such as kids who are abused or neglected, and places them with foster parents.
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In the filing the Justice Department seizes on the ongoing debate among House Democrats over how to describe their impeachment inquiry, citing Speaker Nancy Pelosi's denial that the House is engaged in an impeachment proceeding.
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Y.), Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler says it's 'likely' House will subpoena Bolton Trump seizes on viral clip of Nadler giving final answer over Schiff Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE (D-N.
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The government's actions contravene the Fourth Amendment, which establishes the right for people and businesses to know if the government searches or seizes their property, the suit argues, and Microsoft's First Amendment right to free speech.
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But the widespread destruction of Ramadi bears testament to the tremendous costs of dislodging a group that stitches itself into the urban fabric of communities it seizes by occupying homes, digging tunnels and laying extensive explosives.
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Rep. Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler says it's 'likely' House will subpoena Bolton Trump seizes on viral clip of Nadler giving final answer over Schiff Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE (D-N.
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K.) Kenneth ButterfieldDemocrats call for increased security after 'send her back' chants The Hill's Morning Report - Trump seizes House impeachment vote to rally GOP Here are the 28500 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (N.
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Knoll, invited to share the screen with the journalist, seizes her moment to deviate from the usual acts of peculiarity that go with dropping in on interviews, to just say hello to her mum and dad.
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K.) Kenneth ButterfieldDemocrats call for increased security after 'send her back' chants The Hill's Morning Report - Trump seizes House impeachment vote to rally GOP Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (N.
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After a period in which China appeared to be displacing America in what some once called its backyard, those links could become increasingly warm and mutually profitable—so long as the next president seizes the opportunity.
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But what was once a rite-of-passage, a great social chapter in a person's life, has come to be a process by which the bank seizes both their parent's assets and their own future ones.
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The structure of foreign-policy-making is an area over which the president can have direct, meaningful, and long-lasting impact, and I hope whoever wins seizes the opportunity to change how foreign policy is made.
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"It is true that we are a state under an occupation that persecutes, oppresses, seizes our land piece by piece, runs after our youth and destroys our homes," he said, according to reports from the event.
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The movie then pivots, however, to the plot point that is the basis for the film's name, as Garrett seizes on a plan to buy a bank in his hometown, using the same front-man system.
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Alternately, we could have a worst case scenario where the entire ticket market seizes up, nobody buys or resells any tickets, seats go empty when their owners can't make it to the game, and everybody loses.
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The statute, according to Microsoft, violates the Fourth Amendment right of its customers to know if the government searches or seizes their property, and it breaches the company's First Amendment right to speak to its customers.
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Browning, for her part, relishes the creation of such unusual, erotically charged encounters throughout daily life: email spam, performance art, YouTube videos and academic panels each provide opportunities in "The Gift" that she seizes with zest.
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K.) Kenneth ButterfieldDemocrats call for increased security after 'send her back' chants The Hill's Morning Report - Trump seizes House impeachment vote to rally GOP Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (N.
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Although it is true that the Islamic State's control of territory has dwindled to almost nothing over the last year, Defense Department officials have been wary of declaring victory before the Syrian Democratic Forces seizes Baghuz.
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But we do know this: 2016 is the election when Silicon Valley—its players, its policy priorities, and, oh yes, its money—finally upstages the old 20th-century power structure and seizes control of the political game.
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"Wikimedia has plausibly alleged that its communications travel all of the roads that a communication can take, and that the NSA seizes all of the communications along at least one of those road," wrote Judge Albert Diaz.
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K.) Kenneth ButterfieldDemocrats call for increased security after 'send her back' chants The Hill's Morning Report - Trump seizes House impeachment vote to rally GOP Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-N.
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K.) Kenneth ButterfieldDemocrats call for increased security after 'send her back' chants The Hill's Morning Report - Trump seizes House impeachment vote to rally GOP Here are the 85033 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-N.
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K.) Kenneth ButterfieldDemocrats call for increased security after 'send her back' chants The Hill's Morning Report - Trump seizes House impeachment vote to rally GOP Here are the 2202 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-N.
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K.) Kenneth ButterfieldDemocrats call for increased security after 'send her back' chants The Hill's Morning Report - Trump seizes House impeachment vote to rally GOP Here are the 2628 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-N.
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K.) Kenneth ButterfieldDemocrats call for increased security after 'send her back' chants The Hill's Morning Report - Trump seizes House impeachment vote to rally GOP Here are the 2628 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-N.
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K.) Kenneth ButterfieldDemocrats call for increased security after 'send her back' chants The Hill's Morning Report - Trump seizes House impeachment vote to rally GOP Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-N.C.).
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K.) Kenneth ButterfieldDemocrats call for increased security after 'send her back' chants The Hill's Morning Report - Trump seizes House impeachment vote to rally GOP Here are the 28500 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-N.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has said Manbij, a town which was wrested from Islamic State in August by U.S.-backed Kurdish-led forces, is the next target for the "Euphrates Shield" operation after it seizes al-Bab.
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K.) Kenneth ButterfieldDemocrats call for increased security after 'send her back' chants The Hill's Morning Report - Trump seizes House impeachment vote to rally GOP Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE's (D-N.
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Banks start to run out of money; the internet becomes unreliable, injecting new life into the Postal Service; the government seizes the cable companies, forcing people to pull out their old tube televisions to find independent programming.
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K.) Kenneth ButterfieldDemocrats call for increased security after 'send her back' chants The Hill's Morning Report - Trump seizes House impeachment vote to rally GOP Here are the 6900 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-N.C.).
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K.) Kenneth ButterfieldDemocrats call for increased security after 'send her back' chants The Hill's Morning Report - Trump seizes House impeachment vote to rally GOP Here are the 22019 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-N.
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But with the right message and the right messenger, climate could become a prominent issue if a candidate seizes on it—think of how Sanders single-handedly turned economic inequality into the watchword of the 2016 primary.
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Research on democratic collapse suggests that when parties compete over who can rig the rules of the game, it can produce a race to the bottom: eventually, the fight escalates so far that one party seizes power outright.
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He immediately seizes upon the translator's marriage to suggest—as so many disgruntled and confused men before him have—that Ferrante is not the sole author of her own work and perhaps a man is responsible after all.
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"A basic promise of our Constitution is that the government must notify you at some point when it searches or seizes your private information," Alex Abdo, an ACLU senior staff attorney said in a statement announcing the filing.
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Microsoft said the secrecy orders violated the Fourth Amendment, which grants people and businesses the right to know if the government seizes or searches their property, along with the company's First Amendment right to communicate with its customers.
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So when a college acquaintance goes missing, Dory seizes on the chance to track her down, private eye style, like it's a lifeline not just for the missing woman, the hilariously named Chantal Witherbottom, but for Dory herself.
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The bill would ensure that the IRS only seizes funds in cases where it suspects taxpayers of "structuring" transactions under $10,000 if the funds came from illegal sources or transactions were structured to conceal another crime or violation.
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As so often, Berio's obsessions, in his "Sequenza VIII," are idiosyncratic, particularly when — after a long, somewhat static buildup — he seizes on a little twittering figure and sets it in manic perpetual motion, finally letting go only reluctantly.
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Evan Ross, a pro-Israel political consultant in Florida, said he expects Trump will win over more Jewish voters than he did in 2016 unless Bloomberg or another moderate like Joe Biden or Amy Klobuchar seizes the nomination.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States expects Turkey to take responsibility of captive Islamic State fighters, a senior State Department official said on Monday, if Ankara's planned incursion into northeast Syria seizes areas where the detained militants are held.
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Lurking in the seabed, the metre-long Bobbit worm (named after a woman who severed her husband's penis) hides in wait, and if a fishy comes to close it leaps out and seizes the fish in its jaws. Unacceptable.
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They've begun corralling ultrabright flashes called tidal disruption events (TDEs), which occur when a large black hole seizes a passing star, shreds it in two and devours much of it with the appetite of a bear snagging a salmon.
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Shares in listed firms in which Anbang Insurance Group holds stakes were mixed by the lunch break, as China seizes control of the acquisitive financial conglomerate, in a dramatic move that underscores Beijing's intent to crackdown on financial risk.
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Eddie grows into an efficient man, more like a "friendly visitor" than a brother, who sees and seizes opportunity, becoming an engineer and building new homes for the displaced, as if the future were like a bright, shiny penny.
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To the Editor: Re "Fears of 'the Angriest July 4 Ever' as Trump Seizes Top Billing on the Mall" (news article, June 6): Our nation's birthday, the Fourth of July, begins to feel more like an occasion for mourning.
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He waits and waits, and at the moment of divulgence — which inevitably arrives, should he be able to wait long enough — he seizes the secret or confession he came for, magpie-like, and flits away, a glossy black shadow.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "As Trump Backtracks, China Seizes Chance to Lead on Climate" (front page, March 30): We were enthusiastically exploring adding solar panels to our home until we asked if the panels were made in America.
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"If one word or hair is out of place, the right seizes on it and makes the story instead of what we are here to talk about: creating economic opportunity for working people in tackling climate change," she wrote.
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In Janacek's final stage direction, the Forester's gun slips out of his grip; here, it just lay next to him unheeded — an odd choice by Mr. Sellars, who normally seizes any opportunity to tease out a contemporary political point.
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Since many women with PCOS struggle to lose weight due to their disease, Goop seizes the opportunity to sell them a product with an infantilizing name that suggests it can help get a woman back to her younger, presumably thinner physique.
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Clinton seizes opening as Trump alienates big business "It's really going to come down to the personal relationship that he and Mr. Trump could have to find out if they could work well together," said Lewandowski, who was fired last month.
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Instead of telling her the truth, the family seizes on what seems like an outlandish scheme -- fabricating a wedding between Billi's cousin and his girlfriend in order to create an excuse for everyone to journey home and bid grandma farewell.
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Dorotheum seizes on this backstory to underpin the significance of the work, which is a portrait of Lucretia, a Roman noblewoman whose rape in the 6th century BCE led to a popular uprising and eventually the fall of the Roman monarchy.
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The suit argued that the government's actions were in violation of the Fourth Amendment, which establishes the right for people and businesses to know if the government searches or seizes their property, and the company's First Amendment right to free speech.
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Clinton seizes polling advantages over Donald J. Trump in essentially every traditional swing state, her team is working to keep supporters energized and engaged, reminding them that winning public surveys in August is worth exactly zero electoral votes in November. Mrs.
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On a typical day, the agency seizes around $3.4 million dollars' worth of items that violate intellectual property rights, according to the CBP, on top of over 10,000 pounds of drugs, and more than $650,000 worth in illegal or undeclared currency.
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Besides physical searches of Afghan troops and the presence of more American protection units, known as Guardian Angels, the American military also sometimes seizes and searches the cellphones of Afghan soldiers for any connections to the Taliban, another officer said.
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"The EU and its member states must warn that such action will have grave consequences," said Lovatt, suggesting that the bloc might decide to give more serious backing to the ICC investigation if Israel formally seizes parts of the West Bank.
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"To put it simply, Wikimedia has plausibly alleged that its communications travel all of the roads that a communication can take, and that the N.S.A. seizes all of the communications along at least one of those roads," Judge Albert Diaz wrote.
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What unfolds is a story about a woman who seizes power in a world dominated by wealthy and powerful men and fights the patriarchy in all aspects of her life, according to Jessica Chastain, who plays Bloom in the film.
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K.) Kenneth ButterfieldDemocrats call for increased security after 'send her back' chants The Hill's Morning Report - Trump seizes House impeachment vote to rally GOP Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D) represents District 1, and Rep.
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The pharmaceutical industry is winning, the prison industrial complex is winning, the anti-hemp industries are winning, the Drug Enforcement Agency's budget explodes every year as it conducts more operations and seizes more assets — so it seems to be winning, too.
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Canada's Banking Regulator Seizes Assets of Domestic Maple Bank Branch | Canada's top banking regulator has temporarily taken control of the assets of Maple Bank's Canadian branch, invoking rarely used powers just days after Germany's financial watchdog effectively closed the Frankfurt-based lender.
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Antichrist Superstar was released in October of 1996 as a concept album separated into three acts with a narrative arc revolving around a supernatural being who seizes power in order to initiate the apocalypse as told by the album's intricate liner notes.
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President Trump has called Mueller's relationship with Comey "bothersome," though hasn't said much about Mueller's role lately even as he seizes on the latest revelations about the Fusion GPS dossier to try and turn the tables on Democrats in the Russia scandal.
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Eager to make its mark on the campaign, the Miami Herald seizes on the comment to justify staking out Hart's townhouse, creating a problem that Hart is slow to recognize or acknowledge, snapping "How is it relevant?" when the issue of infidelity arises.
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Ms. Boylston — with her sparkling, ebullient feet, her gift for dancing coloratura steps as if in bliss, and the marvelous liveliness of her torso — seizes on all the trickiest period features of the unfamiliar steps that Mr. Ratmansky has restored to Petipa's choreography.
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Though the book was conceived and written well before the Parkland shooting, April is strongly reminiscent of the Parkland students — in that, once she's been unexpectedly thrust into the forefront of a major political crisis, she seizes the moment and speaks out loudly.
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Critic's Notebook In the new version of "A Star Is Born," the seasoned, fading rock star Jackson Maine (Bradley Cooper) seizes a private moment with the up-and-coming singer and songwriter Ally (Lady Gaga), just as she ascends to full stardom.
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When that doesn't work, he seizes on the opposite approach: Make a case against one of the attorney general's closest advocates — in this case, the head of the Spartan Ives investment bank, played by Eric Bogosian — so firing him would look suspicious.
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To meet this crisis, we must channel all of our energies into a national project -- one that draws on the resources of every American, from big cities to rural communities, and seizes the tremendous opportunity of a new era of climate action.
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"The transition to the cloud does not alter people's expectations of privacy and should not alter the fundamental constitutional requirement that the government must — with few exceptions — give notice when it searches and seizes private information or communications," Smith wrote on his blog.
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Jerry NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler says it's 'likely' House will subpoena Bolton Trump seizes on viral clip of Nadler giving final answer over Schiff Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE got up to get the last word in for the night. Rep.
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And that can sometimes be an enabling force that fuels some of his worst impulses -- whether by reaffirming his attacks on the media or sharing personal anecdotes that Trump later seizes on as evidence to support his political views and sometimes his most unfounded opinions.
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"Today's vote gives a crystal clear signal to Donald Trump: Europe acts on its commitments under the Paris agreement and seizes the opportunities of green growth, with or without you," said Gerben-Jan Gerbrandy, a Dutch deputy who shepherded the draft law through the chamber.
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A new Turkish incursion, with artillery, tanks and air power backing a ground force of American- and Turkish-backed Syrian rebels, has increased the fighting as it seizes new territory from ISIS and as the new force clashes with Kurdish-led militias also fighting ISIS.
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So as the aspiring dictator seizes control of the office of the Presidency this month, and Obama makes his exit, the punks can begrudgingly tip their hats to him, strap on their studded belts, and return to screaming "fuck the government" with a clear conscience.
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It's exciting to think we may be months, weeks, or even days away from pinpointing the whereabouts of the ninth planet-sized world in the solar system—if it really does exist—and that it may not be a seasoned astronomer who seizes this milestone.
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Under the headline "Cottage Frenzy Seizes Ontarians," our correspondent John Lee reported from an auction in Parry Sound, Ontario, that lots typically sold for about $224 (about $240,800 today after adjusting for inflation) but the rampant cottage mania had pushed some to $3,000 ($23,000 today).
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After hearing stories of his dad's days at Culver Creek Academy in Alabama, he decides that there might be an alternate reality in which he becomes a bold prankster who seizes the day, rather than the quiet kid hiding out reading others' famous last words.
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Claire McCaskill called on the USPS inspector general to conduct its own investigation on how the agency recognizes and seizes illegal opioid shipments -- and how some parcels slide through the cracks , according to a statement from the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
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For all that Ms. Riley seizes and holds the spotlight, as required, one never loses sight of the collective implied in the title, which includes the piercing-voiced Ibinabo Jack as Lorrell, the third member of the rechristened Dreams and, like Effie, nobody's fool.
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All of the House impeachment managers spoke Friday, except House Judiciary Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler says it's 'likely' House will subpoena Bolton Trump seizes on viral clip of Nadler giving final answer over Schiff Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE (D-N.
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In the aftermath of Eric Schneiderman's resignation, I am hoping that the State Legislature seizes this opportunity to make history with the appointment of a woman from among the numerous highly qualified, experienced prosecutors from across the state to fill the vacancy until the November election.
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Instead of making her Kate into, say, a caricature feminist professor, as might have seemed tempting, Tyler seizes on a less obvious but essential part of Kate's psychology—her social awkwardness and her complicated relationship with Bianca, here represented as a sexy younger sister called Bunny.
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Since most of the estimated wealth of billionaires is invested in companies that innovate and create jobs, Warren's wealth tax could — if it successfully seizes a large amount of assets from the world's best allocators of capital — lead to less investment, ultimately harming workers and consumers.
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With a little help from his mutant friends, he shuts down the hospital hallucination they've all been experiencing, seizes control of his own body, subdues the Shadow King, stops the bullets fired at him and Syd mid-flight and lives to fight government mutant-hunters another day.
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So when he falls into the ocean and turns up having completely lost his memory, she seizes on a hare-brained scheme to pretend that he's her husband, essentially turning him into an indentured servant for the month so she can focus on studying for her nursing test.
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The novel is about a Vermont newspaper editor, Doremus Jessup, who opposes a demagogic presidential candidate, Berzelius Windrip; it is a satirical and melodramatic cautionary tale, in which Mr. Windrip wins the election, imposes martial law and seizes control of newspapers; his regime arrests and even kills his critics.
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That face, if you're a camera-phobe like me, is this oh-my-god-please-don't-take-a-picture-of-me, no-I-will-not-smile-I-can't-smile, PLEASE-JUST-TAKE-THE-GODDAMN-PICTURE grimace that seizes your muscles and cannot be shaken or reshaped into a smile.
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"He seizes both my arms and pushes me up against the wall a second time, and, as I become aware of how large he is, he holds me against the wall with his shoulder and jams his hand under my coat dress and pulls down my tights," she wrote.
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K.) Kenneth ButterfieldDemocrats call for increased security after 'send her back' chants The Hill's Morning Report - Trump seizes House impeachment vote to rally GOP Here are the 6900 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE's (D) 2628st District with black voters to deprive other black voters of their voting clout.
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Trump seizes on an idea kicking around in conservative media circles -- and propagated by the likes of House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes, R-California -- that a confidential source used by the FBI in the course of the 2016 campaign was, in fact, a spy placed there by President Barack Obama.
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Delighted to find herself a ghost, "a mote in the dust of the unresolved dead," Jo seizes the opportunity to exact revenge on Ned, taking quick possession of people and places, manipulating jukeboxes and iPhones, even enlisting the family dog as she accomplishes in death everything her life left unfinished.
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When Wilder seizes upon an idea that really captivates him, his entire demeanor gives itself over to incredulity, as if he's just been told the most marvelous tale about a mythical creature that walks the forest, or has perhaps been quoted the most outrageous price for a handful of magic beans.
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"The concern there is that Libya not get on a glide slope to the kind of situation that we find elsewhere, where (Islamic State), in a politically disrupted environment, seizes a foothold, gathers a piece of territory from which it is able to tyrannize people, and plot operations elsewhere," Carter said.
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With unquestionably danceable songs like "The Geometry of Wounds" and the club favorite, "Rip Doth Thy Scarlet Claws", Qual caught the attention of sullen goths worldwide and also the likes of techno artist Ancient Methods, who often seizes the opportunity to curate such unexpected tracks in his industrial-infused hard techno DJ sets.
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President Obama has in the past suggested that the Iran nuclear deal could thaw Iran's relationship with the U.S. "If Iran seizes this opportunity, the Iranian people will benefit from rejoining the international community, and we can begin to chip away at the mistrust between our two nations," he said in November 2013.
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Espy's campaign went negative for the first time this week with an ad that seizes on her "public hanging" remark as well as portraying her as too cozy in Washington, D.C. Meanwhile, Hyde-Smith and her allies have painted Espy as too liberal for Mississippi and highlighting his connection to the Clintons.
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That's why she seizes this moment, when Frank is most politically exposed by her absence, to attempt to run for Congress in Texas's 30th District, where Doris Jones, a Democratic incumbent played by the folksy yet regal Cicely Tyson, is retiring and plans effectively to hand over the seat to her daughter, Celia.
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If he is moderately critical of the President for being "asleep at the switch" in the period before the terrorist attacks—Bush felt no particular alarm when an August 6th C.I.A. briefing indicated that Osama bin Laden was up to at least something —the biographer is simply aghast once Bush seizes the controls.
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Aside from being plain cruel and ugly, permitting discrimination against L.G.B.T. Americans in the name of religion would fuel the progressive Democratic base, which devours these morsels of archaic predisposition and then expertly seizes on them — and the big bucks it raises would most likely be used to take you to court.
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K.) Kenneth ButterfieldDemocrats call for increased security after 'send her back' chants The Hill's Morning Report - Trump seizes House impeachment vote to rally GOP Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D) and Alma Adams (D), preserving the balance of the state's 10 Republican, three Democrat congressional delegation.
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The first is that women face many struggles in the workplace that men don't, an idea that makes sense on a show where Aniston plays Alex Levy, a veteran morning show anchor who seizes the moment after her longtime co-host, Mitch Kessler (Carell), is booted in the wake of a Me Too-style scandal.
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If the public wants a repeat of Mr. Sutherland leading a slick drama that giddily seizes the real-world political moment, then "Designated Survivor" — a glossy mash-up of political thriller, "The West Wing"-style nation building and domestic drama — might be the show that delivers him back to the affections of the mainstream.
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These slave ship accounts, like Wilburn Hall's "The Capture of the Slave Ship Cora: The Last Slaver Taken by the United States" published in 1894 in The Century, are often set on a US Navy ship that seizes a slaver, after the official ban on bringing new slaves into the United States in 1808.
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When the real Stanford is killed by falling cargo, and their crewmates confuse him for "the other black guy," Abel seizes the opportunity to fake his own death, assume Stanford's identity (they "actually did look alike") and begin a new life in America, away from his unhappy marriage and young children back in Kingston.
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It is my hope that Pompeo still sees the value of American leadership in the fight against global hunger and malnutrition and that if confirmed as secretary of State, he seizes the opportunity to contribute to a world in which families can feed themselves and children have the chance to reach their full potential.
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GOP seizes on recently surfaced video to hit Hillary Clinton on trade Democrats point to previous investigations conducted by the House Armed Services Committee, the Intelligence Committee and the Senate Intelligence panel that concluded that when the U.S. consulate in Benghazi came under attack the military commanders did what they could under the time and distance constraints to respond.
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K.) Kenneth ButterfieldDemocrats call for increased security after 'send her back' chants The Hill's Morning Report - Trump seizes House impeachment vote to rally GOP Here are the 22019 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (NC) Butterfield, the chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, wrote in a series of tweets that he would not attend the inauguration.
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They may need to import risk-management practices that they already apply to emerging markets: making sure not to concentrate their investments in too few countries; developing "emergency response plans" in the event of a sudden crisis; and planning how they will cut their losses and move, or slim, their businesses if a populist seizes power.
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Instead of a conventional reboot of "Beverly Hills, 73," the concept hinges on the cast reassembling for a 30th anniversary reunion in Las Vegas (the show actually premiered not quite 29 years ago, but who's counting?), before Tori Spelling -- in need of cash because her reality show has run its course -- seizes on pitching a "90210" revival.
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Biden seizes on impeachment as he seeks a bounce back Trump's acquittal also factored immediately into the presidential race -- with former Vice President Joe Biden seizing on Trump's escape to elaborate on his core theme that the President is unfit for a second term, as he targets a comeback after a weak performance in the Iowa caucuses.
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A lengthy report on North Korean workers in Russia issued last year by the Data Base Center for North Korean Human Rights, a group in Seoul, said the Workers' Party of Korea seizes 22011 percent of the wages earned by forestry workers and at least 228.4 percent of the salaries paid to laborers working in construction.
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Wealth: Mark Zuckerberg has done well for a guy who is the crystalline vibe of "spending too long online researching until your back seizes up," making his first million in 2004 as Facebook started to receive piecemeal outside investment, and he turned it into his first billion two years later when the company hit its 500 shareholder limit and went public.
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It's fair to worry about the threat Trump poses to the rule of law and certain democratic norms, but unhinged and wacky dystopias have arisen as well, where the concern is less a gradual erosion of important norms and more a palpable fear that Trump is preparing an Alberto Fujimori-style auto-coup where he seizes full-on dictatorial powers.
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Ms. Furler, who has admitted to having stage fright, is in the midst of her first-ever arena tour, and she's coping with her fear in a creative way: She wears her trademark black-and-white wig and performs from the side of the stage as a troupe of interpretive dancers seizes the spotlight to bring her anthems to life.
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Sanctions may not persuade Mr. Putin or his followers that the world, or at least the West, really does get angry when he violates elemental rules of international behavior, as when Russia uses lethal chemical weapons abroad, incites violence in an independent neighbor, seizes foreign territory, cheats in the Olympic Games, murders opponents or uses cyberweapons to interfere in foreign elections.
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Ontario is already set to test the idea of a non-strings attached payment for all citizens, which has been mostly marginalized as a policy idea in the modern US.—MotherboardIrish Government Seizes Growing Number of Abortion PillsAuthorities in the Republic of Ireland are seizing an increasing number of abortion pills entering the country, new figures obtained by Broadly show.
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So far, two Russian companies are known to have received contracts under the new policy, according to the reports: Evro Polis, which is set to receive profits from oil and gas wells it seizes from the Islamic State using contract soldiers, and Stroytransgaz, which signed a phosphate-mining deal for a site that was under militant control at the time.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is hitting Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz in a new video that seizes on her resignation and the recent DNC email leak, The Washington Post reported Monday night.
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Written before the sequels even existed, Garland's script seizes on key ideas from VanderMeer's novel, but spins them in entirely new directions, using the source as a kind of leaping-off point (even the opening meteor detail is a bit of a departure, albeit one with rich other-worldly implications) from which five tough women have a chance to make first contact with this alien presence, and perhaps save the human race in the process.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's campaign released an ad Thursday that seizes on the FBI's new email review to frame his rival Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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"There is a universe in which the Iranian leadership, given the severity of the crisis, seizes this moment to reach a deal with the U.S. that would remove these sanctions in exchange for Tehran complying with the nuclear deal and starting negotiations on a new, broader agreement," said Robert Malley, the president of the International Crisis Group and one of the negotiators of the 2015 accord when he served on President Barack Obama's National Security Council.
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I hasten to add, though, that I don't believe it's easy, possible or sensible to divide the world into good schools and bad schools, because the education a student gets has every bit as much to do with the control he or she seizes over it, the experiences he or she demands, the thoroughness and cleverness with which he or she surveys the landscape of that school and figures out how to till it to the best of his or her advantage.
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