One story, in particular, shines a light on this issue.
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I think it shines a light on a lot of things.
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His story shines a light on efforts to repopulate the island.
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A new exhibit shines a light on a serious social problem.
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There's something about Obamacare that really shines a light on the stupid.
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When one shines a light on pests, they either freeze or scatter.
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With a fully Latin voice cast, Coco shines a light on Latino culture.
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With a fully Latin voice cast, Coco shines a light on Latino culture.
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The book also shines a light on Harlem and black culture in America.
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First, it obviously shines a light on an incredibly talented women's basketball player.
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" She added: "It shines a light on hip-hop in a completely different way.
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Conscience Point shines a light on this injustice and hopefully continues to raise awareness.
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"I love how #breastfeedingawarenessmonth shines a light on the importance of breastfeeding," she continued.
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The bot shines a light on the humble, the arcane and apparently un-memeable.
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EST on January 14, shines a light on the darkest of Meehan's coercion and terrorization.
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The recent DOJ indictment around the Yahoo breach shines a light on Russia's recruiting tactics.
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Best Friends hopes this photoshoot shines a light on the wonder this dog really is.
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Thursday's full Moon in ambitious Capricorn shines a light on all that you have accomplished.
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This story shines a light on the gross inequity that transgender Americans face in healthcare.
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On the second floor, the museum shines a light on Geisel's personal life and spaces.
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But it also shines a light on SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son's big-ticket investment flops.
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" But, he said, if the miniseries shines a light on such injustice, "then maybe that's something.
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The latest international spot shines a light on Niander Wallace, the villain played by Jared Leto.
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Budweiser's new Father's Day commercial shines a light on a sometimes overlooked father figure: the stepdad.
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And by you acknowledging me with this award, it shines a light on it even more.
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It's escapism, but it also ultimately shines a light on universal aspects of the human condition.
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Hayek's piece shines a light on just how much power Weinstein wielded in the entertainment industry.
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I think it shines a light on the Middle East and on the Gulf in particular.
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Seeing this character on screen shines a light on the meddling mothers in our own lives.
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The case shines a light on two related trends that followed the terrorist attacks on Sept.
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It really shines a light on the contradiction in Japan between its imperial tradition and democracy.
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"Sir" is not typical Bollywood fare, as shines a light on social prejudice and gender roles.
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But it also shines a light on the SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son's big-ticket investment flops.
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This landmark collection, beautifully produced, shines a light on a relentless, unwelcome aspect of women's lives.
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A new anthology of erudite essays shines a light on how to address the artist's biography.
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A show that holds a mirror to society and shines a light on what love looks like.
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It shines a light on what is already a space where we don't want too much exposure.
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And the fact that it shines a light on what life during the Troubles was really like.
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The latter here shines a light on the tighter integration of iOS and macOS that is rumored.
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"By you acknowledging me with this award, it shines a light on it even more," she said.
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It's true that the debt limit periodically shines a light on our nation's unresolved and urgent spending problem.
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But it also shines a light on a bigger problems of diversity and inclusion impacting players beyond Philadelphia.
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This information shines a light on how easy it is for people to build trust with unverified individuals.
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Join Jamelle Bouie as he shines a light on overlooked writing, culture and ideas from around the internet.
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A new art book shines a light on the franchise's female characters, along with a ton of original illustrations.
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But that answer only shines a light on Tinseltown's cluelessness about the psychological effect of some of its product.
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The show is usually pro-cop but often shines a light on the abuses of power by prison guards.
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But the employee walkout still leaves lingering questions and shines a light on the furniture industry as a whole.
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Instead, Nicchiarelli shines a light on the star's later days, focusing on a European tour and a heroin addiction.
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month shines a light on the disease, but the finances of treatment often go under the radar.
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As many people on Twitter were quick to point out, this list shines a light on gender parity in sports.
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As the series shines a light on filmmakers early in their career, many feature debuts often appear on the lineup.
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Perhaps most importantly of all, the indictment shines a light on alleged links between the Russian government and criminal hackers.
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Chrissy recalls his friend and shines a light on raving's corrupt underbelly on this episode of the Rave Curious Podcast.
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When a family member goes rogue and shines a light on those details, it puts the entire operation at risk.
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Psychological breakthroughs are encouraged with this full moon, as it shines a light on the darkest corners of your mind!
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The recent ruling shines a light on the challenges that homeowners face when trying to recoup money spent on repairs.
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It also shines a light on co-sleeping, in which parents share a room or a bed with their infants.
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Amino points out that this exercise shines a light on doctors' coding behavior in addition to state-by-state injury rates.
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There is one particular scene in the premiere that shines a light on this darkness for viewers to inspect up close.
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But the book is also a survival story that shines a light on North Korea's history of seizing United States citizens.
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She says Vizguerra's inclusion on such a high-profile platform shines a light on the fear many immigrant families live with.
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Reynolds's engaging, clear prose shines a light on difficult and confusing subjects, including anti-blackness and the creation of racial capitalism.
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A survey from LendingTree shines a light on exactly how much a lower credit score can cost you over a lifetime.
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"I look forward to the day when the media shines a light on Clinton's Anne Klein suits, [which] are affordable," says Rothman.
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The American broadcaster turned down the 30-second commercial, which shines a light on the U.S. opioid crisis and promotes medical cannabis.
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"The Insider Misuse pattern shines a light on those in whom an organization has already placed trust," Verizon said in the report.
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But there are more unseen victims, and Netflix's new documentary about the doomed luxury festival shines a light on one: the Rolles.
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The carefully crafted language shines a light on marginalized communities, the disabled included, who have a visibility problem––especially in Trump's America.
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The lawsuit shines a light on so-called celebrity endorsement theft, which has become a problem for Hollywood in the digital age.
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The Political Accountability and Transparency Act slams shut campaign finance loopholes and shines a light on the murky world of dark money.
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The case shines a light on so-called celebrity endorsement theft, which has become a problem for Hollywood in the digital age.
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This report shines a light on social media's murky black market, where politicians, athletes and celebrities are buying millions of fake followers.
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This imposing collection, available as 10 LPs or seven CDs, shines a light on this lesser-known opening chapter of his career.
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The moon in Leo shines a light on the career sector of your chart—do you want to step into the spotlight?
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KISSIMMEE, Florida — The preliminary results of a limited survey shines a light on the prevalence of harassment in astronomy and planetary science.
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The study shines a light on an early-stage disparity that could cripple women's voting power and piece of the proverbial pie.
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It was an infuriating attack on Noble's expertise in line with, ironically, the bias Noble herself shines a light on in her research.
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The film shines a light on just how loyal dogs can be and how deeply they care for the people in their lives.
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But it also shines a light on the potential impact of so-called fake news, which can spread like wildfire on social media.
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In everything she does, Serena shines a light on what all of us must fight for in order to achieve equality for all.
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Peter Berg's film rightly shines a light on the brave men and women who work on and service the nation's offshore drilling rigs.
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The Lord will determine if he has a voice or not, he says: "It's a higher power that shines a light on you."
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It is also my hope this study shines a light on the harmful role big box retailers have played in this policy debacle.
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Read more: Inside D.E. Shaw's special relationship with Blackstone, which shines a light on the power the hedge fund industry's largest investors have
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See more: Inside D.E. Shaw's special relationship with Blackstone, which shines a light on the power the hedge fund industry's largest investors have
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A new report from UNICEF shines a light on the experiences of refugee and migrant children on their journey to reach their destination.
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That's what makes Me Before You powerful: It shines a light on a part of loving someone that is hard to look at.
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Separate is never equal and Crip Camp shines a light on how far we've come and how much further we have to go.
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Ultimately "Kid Food" shines a light on all the ways that kids are bombarded with junk food from the time they are babies.
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Michael Chabon's new book, "Pops," collects seven essays, each of which shines a light on moments revealing the plight of the modern father.
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THUMP: Releasing music that shines a light on both Miami and Cuba isn't necessarily what's first to come to mind from Interdimensional Transmissions.
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This queer, polyamorous relationship shines a light on how class and resources come together to dictate how and with whom we choose to partner.
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Some argue that Trump calling for the investigation actually shines a light on the possibility that there was enough evidence to warrant a wiretap.
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But new reporting about Giuliani's own business dealings with shadowy Ukraine-linked figured shines a light on just how hypocritical his posturing has been.
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In addition to being a compelling mystery, City on Fire is also a time machine that shines a light on New York City's history.
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"This shines a light on the entire case," said Anthony Osso, an attorney for Shannon Miles, 31, who has been charged with killing Goforth.
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Her story shines a light on the overwhelmingly white, male culture of Silicon Valley and the challenges that women still face in the workplace.
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Vox's Soo Oh shines a light on that sad trend in a map that shows which states and districts have elected women to Congress.
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Few Traces shines a light on a musician who has, for the most part, flown several leagues below the radar of the music industry.
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Director and filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy shines a light on the brave women around the world who are fighting against patriarchy, conservatism, and repression.
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It shines a light on forgotten asylum seekers and suggests the untold potential lost among migrants stranded along the Balkan route to Western Europe.
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"Cherry" shines a light on the vulnerabilities of a seemingly invulnerable star and brings a touching depth to Harry's music that was previously absent.
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It also shines a light on the systemic injustices in Golden Age and Silver Age comics publishing, in which many other brilliant creators were shafted.
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New 2015 analysis, powered by CrunchBase, shines a light on the representation of female founders and female founder/CEOs as companies progress through fundraising stages.
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"This case shines a light on some of the worst practices, and may cause systemic changes to some of the most abusive unwritten industry customs."
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The outcome of these recommendations from the Medicare Board of Trustees hopefully shines a light on the importance of planning for health coverage in retirement.
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The whole industry of foreign lobbying and foreign aid in general shines a light on the disconnect between the political class and the American people.
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The World Economic Forum Global Risks Report 220006 shines a light on a topic that Zurich has been calling attention to for a long time.
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Nevertheless, some experts say that merely making the charges public shines a light on the often very high -- and widely varying -- prices set by facilities.
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It's a lively romp that shines a light on how fun learning can be when you simply look at the world in a new way.
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The consortium has created a resource that shines a light on shadowy activities that undermine the rule of law and the norms of public responsibility.
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Crazy Rich Asians shines a light on a related but less explored idea: that people in Asia don't see American life as worth assimilating to.
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Passionate activists are using technology to make the world a safer, more equitable place — and a new video series shines a light on their powerful stories.
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Let me share something that shines a light on what HBO's new series The Young Pope is: there's a kangaroo roaming the gardens in the Vatican.
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While a lot of the spending is expected, drilling down into the report also shines a light on local issues that corporations have a stake in.
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Even as the #MeToo movement shines a light on the pervasive problem of sexual harassment, there's still little known about the economic costs associated with it.
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The story shines a light on the neglected legacy of female painters but is especially invested in the intimate interaction between an artist and her subject.
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The new study shines a light on something that "maybe should be obvious, but isn't," said Dr. Erin Kershaw, chief of endocrinology at UPMC in Pittsburgh.
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By inspiring and supporting others to get involved and make real contributions to village life, we hope it shines a light on the beauty of rural Italy.
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"[The study] shines a light on something that we all know — that the microbiome is extremely important but we don't fully understand it yet," De Latour says.
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With A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness, Obaid-Chinoy shines a light on a crime that too often remains a hushed problem within families.
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For an Aries, Cancer season shines a light on your past and your upbringing, illuminating the sector of your chart that informs your emotional foundations and roots.
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"This report points out the many inconsistencies within the EPA's and DOI's reports on the spill and shines a light on their gross incompetence," he said. Rep.
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The poem "supply and demand" shines a light on the absurdity of merely thinking about outrageous injustice: the more black boys you have, the more you want.
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The debate "shines a light on total spending," said Allison K. Hoffman, an expert on health care law and policy at the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
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While the current study "discovered" millions of missing girls, it also shines a light on China's propensity to favor sons over daughters, and how that may be changing.
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Smollett's engagement with intersectionality shines a light on the very present danger of being Black and outwardly gay in a world that's too often accepting of neither identity.
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This year, she produced a powerful documentary called I Am Evidence, which shines a light on the staggering number of untested rape kits in the United States today.
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It's an admirable humanitarian effort that shines a light on the magnitude of the many crises in a way that hits home more powerfully than the nightly news.
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Their work shines a light on these New Yorkers as they navigate their own identities and place in the city, in public and in private, alone and together.
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However, a report from Bloomberg now shines a light on how YouTube was consistently warned about these problems by its employees well before it decided to address them.
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Elijah Miller: I definitely do think it shines a light on the gun control debate, just because that person shouldn't have had a gun in the first place.
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Kids to the Rescue: Film Festival Shines a Light on Activism The New York International Children's Film Festival returns with dozens of works from more than 30 countries.
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Abreu's satire shines a light on a divide between the sensibilities of the older, more traditional left in Brazil and other elements of a possible opposition to Bolsonaro.
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So starts an explosive story from Rob Price and Becky Peterson, which shines a light on the sprawling family office of Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan.
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The "Dump Pelosi" movement shines a light on some of the unloveliest instincts of some Democrats: self-loathing, scapegoating and a desire for quick fixes, rather than hard work.
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González's case, however, shines a light on the intersections of xenophobia and transphobia, as well as the horrific conditions LGBT immigrants—especially those who are transgender—face in detention.
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The new Garland biopic, Judy (out now), shines a light on the end of the entertainer's life, particularly on a part that not all viewers will be familiar with.
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"This research shines a light on the sinister mechanics of how businesses that deploy slavery operate," Andrew Crane, a professor at Bath University, said in a statement this week.
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And hopefully launch a long overdue dialogue that shines a light on this crucial topic while also helping to remove the stigma and shame that so often accompanies difficulties conceiving.
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Iron Lightning tells her story in a new short documentary called Lakota in America, which shines a light on the Cheyenne River Reservation's youth and those working to help them.
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That may not be a big jump but definitely shines a light on Google's efforts to cut down its dependence on revenue from advertising, where it competes with Facebook Inc.
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Our new report, "The Hater Next Door: Online Incitement Against Minorities in America," shines a light on evil and hate in our internet age right here in the United States.
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A benefit to Trump's obstinance is this: It shines a light on his fight for border security, in contrast with what his supporters see as Democratic weakness on the issue.
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"It's about three composer/lyricists whose work shines a light on the fleeting moments of life, looking back at who we were, and forward to who we hope to become."
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The musical based on the grandiose Meat Loaf album shines a light on its songwriter, Jim Steinman, and the many twists and turns it took to get both projects made.
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Kim Jong Nam's death shines a light on the reclusive and combative nation, whose aggression continues to present a diplomatic challenge for the US. BREAKFAST BROWSE People are talking about these.
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CEO Anna Smith: "The women we support are often hidden from society and this visit shines a light on the enormous challenges they face and the incredible strength they have." pic.twitter.
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In The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, starring Oprah Winfrey, HBO shines a light on the eponymous heroine, whose cells were used in groundbreaking medical research and kept from her family.
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Throughout the series, director and filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy shines a light on the incredible women around the world who are fighting against the threat of the patriarchy, conservatism and repression.
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This newly introduced truly bipartisan Sense of Congress resolution shines a light on the many dangers of assisted suicide and is a concrete step toward protecting vulnerable patients across the country.
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Hillman, a leadership expert based and former clinical psychologist, shines a light on how being vulnerable can not only reduce your imposter syndrome, but help others see you as more authentic.
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I hope this butterfly effect also reminds us of why we had the environmental laws, to begin with, and that it shines a light on what we allow DHS to ignore.
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A revealing full moon in Libra shines a light on your social life and on the groups, communities, and associations you run with—do you still want to be associated with them?
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"The Fairwork rating system shines a light on best and worst practice in the platform economy," said Mark Graham, professor of Internet geography at the University of Oxford, commenting in a statement.
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The case, which was first spotted by The Information and goes back to 2015, shines a light on how smart home devices might start playing a larger role in future criminal investigations.
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It shines a light on something the childless among us might not spend a lot of time thinking about: kids are seeing every crazy thing happening on the news these days, too.
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"She shines a light on both successes and failures we can all learn from and really dives deep on the stories of female entrepreneurs in a variety of industries," Rollenhagen concluded.12.
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At a moment of yawning income inequality in America, Lexi, who doesn't come from money, shines a light on how the struggle between the haves and the have-nots afflicts cheerleaders, too.
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According to the brand, the Equality Issue shines a light on one little-known fact about famous centerfolds: once they earn the coveted title of Playboy Playmate, they retain it for life.
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This eclipse shines a light on the sector of your chart that rules travel and higher learning, so you'll be taking in new ideas, dabbling with new languages, and seeing new places!
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And Elizabeth Warren, for instance, on Monday said she wouldn't hold any high-dollar fundraisers during the primary, which inevitably shines a light on her competitors who are still holding pricy dinners.
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It also shines a light on decision-making under President Vladimir Putin and the tendency, according to people close to the Kremlin, to make grand political promises that are near-impossible to implement.
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One of the peculiar things about being a woman is that whenever the public discourse shines a light on an issue affecting or about women, you're expected to make a comment on it.
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It is filled with shame and secrecy and by you acknowledging me with this award it shines a light on it even more so thank you, thank you, I bow down to you.
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The most detailed study so far of Chinese aid, published this week by AidData, a research group at the College of William and Mary in Virginia, shines a light on the murky data.
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Dushku's case shines a light on another dark crevice of CBS, which has been under investigation since the New Yorker first reported a series of harassment allegations against its chief executive Leslie Moonves.
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Each chapter manages to encompass a period of Hamilton's life, a period of Hamilton's life, and a brief biography of a cast member just as the libretto shines a light on that person.
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In celebration of the nostalgic release, Curses offered to record a new DJ mix, dubbed "The Deep(er) Mix," which shines a light on the sound he toyed with earlier in the millennia.
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The second obvious national problem the Chicago teachers strike shines a light on is the fact that the cost of higher education is becoming less justified for more and more liberal arts graduates.
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From a father keeping covert reports on the men his daughter dates to a sister uncovering her brother's painful childhood trauma, this special episode shines a light on dark and surprising family secrets.
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The spot that it's in [in Brooklyn] is a kind of bad neighbourhood, so it shines a light on a lot of local bands doing really cool shit that you may not know of.
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Most of all, the film shines a light on working conditions that can only be described as forced labor, as defined in the European Convention on Human Rights and by the International Labor Organization.
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Afif's graduation from jailbird to jihadi shines a light on a prison system where staff shortages, overcrowding and corruption have allowed extremists to mingle and emerge as determined killers in the name of Islam.
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John Oliver's show makes for good internet content because it often shines a light on topics we're not really talking about, whether it be the NCAA, the IRS, or scoring an interview with Snowden.
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Going off of Mercy's limited background story, Lupin Productions created a short film that shines a light on Mercy's father, her inspiration for becoming a peaceful healer, and her involvement in more recent conflicts.
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This off-the-field victory for the Matildas shines a light on the gender wage gap in soccer, which was highlighted in America after the USWNT's victory at the Women's World Cup in July.
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The debate over what Omar said, what she meant and what Democrats in Congress could or should do about it shines a light on just how much the party is in flux right now.
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It's one of the winners of the 2016 United Nations "Momentum for Change" award, which every year shines a light on innovative, scalable and replicable examples of what people are doing to address climate change.
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I'd like to do something that really, at this point in my career, shines a light on other young up-and-coming, especially female journalists, diverse journalists, people who represent all different points of view.
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Each also shines a light on the inveterate sexism -- women as unreliable narrators, women as answerable for their husbands' professional lives, women as weak -- that still, today, takes up so much space in the narrative.
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"Within the past four years all the trash that I've produced can fit within a 16 oz mason jar," says Singer, whose blog Trash is for Tossers shines a light on how to live sustainably.
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In this June 1, 2018 file photo, a child shines a light on hundreds of shoes at a memorial for those killed by Hurricane Maria, in front of the Puerto Rico Capitol in San Juan.
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Over the years, the work has engaged political issues like accessibility rights; it challenges stereotypes; and shines a light on the diverse, lived experiences of people whose narratives have often been shifted to the background.
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I'd like to take my hand at playing those roles because it shines a light on them, if you can make them truthful and realistic and real people that have families and go to church.
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An early result of this news is Sex Education, which executive producer and director Ben Taylor hopes shines a light on a different experience for viewers, particularly those who have been through the British school system.
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"The women we support are often hidden from society, and this visit shines a light on the enormous challenges they face and the incredible strength they have," One25 CEO Anna Smith told reporters during the visit.
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The report, which cites 4,000 leaked pages of internal documents, shines a light on the way senior company executives viewed attaching a dollar sign to sensitive user data, despite Facebook's public commitment to protect such information.
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Coming from a country known for its highly conservative interpretation of Islam and austere rules surrounding women's lives, her work, which shines a light on the lives of women in the Gulf, was hailed as groundbreaking.
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More than 200 million people are estimated to watch the annual Eurovision Song Contest, which activists say shines a light on the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community, including in countries where they are stigmatized.
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It shines a light on the challenges of aggressive expansion into high-risk markets where the rules of engagement for winning contracts can sometimes test the limits of increasingly vigilant global law enforcement and regulatory regimes.
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When to Remove a Child Larissa MacFarquhar's article shines a light on the tragedy of children in the foster-care system by giving a voice to mothers, caseworkers, judges, and attorneys (" The Separation ," August 7th & 14th).
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In her new picture book, She Persisted: 13 American Women Who Changed The World, Clinton shines a light on women who have spoken out for what's right, even when they had to fight to be heard.
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The recent exposé in this newspaper about the Trump family finances shines a light on the ways in which the wealthiest Americans can avoid estate and gift taxes on the transfer of assets to their children.
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"This appraisal hits the Roadshow trifecta: an extremely rare item, a personal backstory that shines a light on our country's history, and a fantastic guest reaction," Marsha Bemko, the show's executive producer, said in a statement.
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February 22, 2018 As part of CNN's Freedom Project, which shines a light on modern-day slavery, we're introducing you to a woman who climbed out of captivity and onto the highest peak in the world.
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Nevertheless, their proximity and appetite for power shines a light on what we have in common: a democratic process whereby leaders like Theresa May can hold a snap election knowing the outcome is unquestionably free and fair.
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The version of events, as told by two Nigerien and two Western sources briefed on the incident, shines a light on Washington's increasingly aggressive Special Forces-led counter-terrorism strategy in Africa and its risk of casualties.
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The diary also reveals Rosenberg's role in the deportation of German, Austrian and Czech Jews, and it shines a light on the infighting and struggles within the upper echelons of the Third Reich to secure Hitler's favor.
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"The NTSB report really shines a light on the importance of safety and security of vehicles, so I think it hardens our stance a little bit on safety and security," said Louis Stewart, Sacramento chief innovation officer.
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The incident shines a light on alleged links between a small, armed fringe of Bahrain's Shi'ite Muslim opposition and Iran, which authorities in the Western-allied Gulf kingdom accuse of helping stoke years of attacks against its police.
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"To see a musician like Jay-Z speak so openly about his own condition really shines a light on the shame that many people feel," says Katrina Gay, a spokesperson for the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI).
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"What country music means to me is it's three chords and the truth and it shines a light on things that happen in everyday life that are wonderful, not so wonderful, and that are heart-wrenching," he said.
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It could just be a lucky coincidence (like, I don't know, being born tall and blonde to a billionaire), but it still shines a light on how much overlap remains between the Trump family's businesses and their politics.
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The show resurrects work by artists like James Collins, Roger Welch, Neke Carson and Eunice Golden; shines a light on Story Art, Conceptual Art's second cousin; and includes little-seen early pieces by Betty Tompkins and Jaime Davidovich.
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Orange is the New Black shines a light on the dangers of private prisons, while Stranger Things makes clear what every good communist is taught from birth: capitalism breeds monsters — not only profit-gouging landlords, but demogorgons, too.
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But mostly it shines a light on the tender twilight of Laurel and Hardy's enduring collaboration, and the hurdles — Hardy's gambling and poor health, Laurel's lingering resentment after Hardy briefly went solo — that threatened to stop the show.
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"The $3.3 million is an extraordinary gift, not just the money but the fact that Warren Buffett lends his name and reputation and shines a light on the work Glide does," Glide's president, Karen Hanrahan, said by phone.
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"What country music means to me is it's three chords and the truth and it shines a light on things that happen in everyday life that are wonderful, not so wonderful, and that are heart-wrenching," Schneider, 58, says.
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The author, pet adoption advocate and philanthropist is applying her love of furry friends to her new podcast, "The Dog That Changed Me," a nine-episode limited series podcast sponsored by Pedigree that shines a light on dog adoption.
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A newly disclosed Pentagon manual on the correct procedures for target acquisition by the Department of Defense and the military shines a light on how the United States goes about fighting its enemies in both physical and digital realms.
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OLIVIA MACIEIK, WASHINGTON To the Editor: While Washington's attention is aimed at Russian collusion and Stormy Daniels distractions, "New Litmus Test for Trump's Court Picks: Taming the Bureaucracy" (front page, March 28) shines a light on the real news.
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The report shines a light on behavior that one would likely expect happens on a review site — people trying to game the system — but only focuses on successful cases where either Yelp's human team or software detected abnormal behavior.
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The report shines a light on behavior that one would likely expect happens on a review site — people trying to game the system — but only focuses on successful cases where either Yelp's human team or software detected abnormal behavior.
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Speaking with Refinery29, NBC News anchor Lester Holt discussed the many mitigating factors in Brown's case and told Refinery29 that it, "shines a light on the underlying issue of kids who were tried as adults and are now serving life sentences."
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GOLF.com's 2013 edition of the Most Beautiful Women in Golf, which "shines a light on some of the game's most dynamic personalities," was released on Wednesday — and the latest roster boasts an impressive list of women associated with the sport.
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A series of court filings in Mr. Zukerman's pending criminal case in Federal District Court in Manhattan shines a light on the often-unseen role lawyers can play in nonpublic tax investigations by the Internal Revenue Service and federal prosecutors.
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MOMA kicks off the season with the highly anticipated "Robert Rauschenberg: Among Friends," a retrospective that shines a light on the American artist's radical gift for transforming the process of making art from a solitary act into a collective adventure.
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The latest controversy once again shines a light on the powerful role Facebook is playing in democracies around the world, and raises yet more questions about what measures are needed to ensure free and fair elections in the digital age.
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Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), who has quickly emerged as one of the tech industry's most vocal antagonists in Congress, said that "anything that shines a light" on the "evasive practices" of Google, Facebook and Twitter should be considered a positive step.
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The release of the report, titled, "Are We Not Human?" shines a light on the difficulties faced by the camp's some 400,400 school-age Rohingya children, who without proper education, will be left more vulnerable to abuse, crime and poverty.
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Robinson's film, Professor Marston & The Wonder Women — starring Luke Evans, Rebecca Hall and Bella Heathcote as Marston, Holloway, and Byrne, respectively — shines a light on the man, and most strikingly, the women behind the red boots, invisible jet, and lasso of truth.
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The video itself shines a light on just how ridiculous these ads can read — like conflating oral sex and sandwiches, for example, in reference to a highly criticized Burger King ad that was pulled from public circulation in 2009 after mass outrage.
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In his interview with CNN, Artemenko shines a light on how a key Trump associate was allegedly prepared to push a controversial peace plan that might benefit Russia at a time when questions were being raised about the Trump's ties to that country.
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Of course, the comparison to Louie is understandable, since Better Things was co-created by Louis C.K. and shares many similarities with his series, which also shines a light on the not-so-glamorous side of parenting with plenty of dry humor.
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The revelation shines a light on how Trump tends to seize on conspiracy theories to further his arguments, blasting out unsubstantiated charges on Twitter to try to torpedo special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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This book doesn't just talk about Warburg the man; it shines a light on how he began his career as an outsider and went on to pioneer mergers and takeover tactics in the UK, as well as to develop the Eurobond Market.
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The famed DJ and radio host's latest dig into his crate shines a light on a small island that has the world's attention right now, following the county's first major electronic music festival and partial ease of long-running embargo restrictions: Cuba.
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The new trailer for the Western release of Yakuza Kiwami—the remake of the original Yakuza of 2005—shines a light on the (not always) lethal (but always incredibly bruising) fighting prowess of the game's hero, and cult video gaming favorite, Kazuma Kiryu.
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T.I. opened the museum back in September, and it shines a light on Atlanta's music culture and the artists who helped shape trap music into its own sub-genre, including artists like 21 Savage, Rick Ross, Gucci Mane, Shawty Lo and Future.
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This highly visible platform at the National Gallery of Art, which attracts more than five million visitors annually, shines a light on Mr. Gates's mushrooming grass-roots revitalization project on Chicago's South Side, which invests in people and places others have written off.
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The Kurdish-Dutch feature "Radio Kobani" (2017) has no flag-waving, but plenty of heart: it shines a light on the simple heroism of a young Kurdish woman who sets up a radio station in the devastated Syrian town, giving surviving inhabitants a voice.
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"GLSEN shines a light on the importance of safe and supportive schools for LGBTQ students and it's an honor that they invited me to be a recipient of their Inspiration Award," Washington, a longstanding and vocal supporter of LGBTQ rights, said in a statement.
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The film shines a light on the 13th Amendment (hence its name), which formally abolished slavery in 1865, and how its addition to our Constitution has led African-Americans in this country "from slave to criminal with one amendment," as the promotional poster writes.
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Related: A 'Queer Enlightenment' at the World's First Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art A New Art Show Tracks Queer Life in Everyday Portraits Illustrator Draws Queer People of Color Doing Everyday Things Blood Mirror Shines a Light on the FDA's Gay Blood Ban
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"The big message here is that this study shines a light on one of the root causes of heart disease and stroke in our country," David Goff, director of the division of cardiovascular diseases at the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, told NPR.
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The full moon in Sagittarius shines a light on the things that are outside of your reach, but it's up to you to accept that even though you're doing all that you can, other people are still going to do whatever they want to do.
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Here are three common-sense changes the bill's sponsors can make to advance the goals of the JOBS Act responsibly while also protecting students and taxpayers: The JOBS Act is an important bill that shines a light on our chronic underinvestment in workforce development.
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One of this year's selections, the documentary "Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché," shines a light on an early French filmmaker, who in recent years has attracted new attention for her pioneering work in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Sowore, who was born in Nigeria but moved to the United States in the 1990s, is a former presidential candidate who founded the investigative online news outlet Sahara Reporters in 2006, which "shines a light on corruption, human rights abuse and political misconduct" in Nigeria.
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Kokito's death shines a light on the dangers animals face in transit, but it should also spur us to acknowledge how our policies and practices fail to square with the deep connection we feel with our family pets, and to make the needed changes.
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Despite what it might sound like, Jojo Rabbit doesn't humanize the Nazis or Hitler — it mocks them, and instead shines a light on how beautiful compassion and kindness can be, and what a difference they make in such an ugly time in our history.
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If Game of Thrones is the Star Wars saga of the Westeros world, I'd want to see something like Rogue One, a more boots-on-the-ground take of the universe that shines a light on a different corner of the canon than one we've seen before.
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But Rapp's allegation of a rising star — one who would go on to become one of Hollywood's hottest Oscar-winning commodities — taking advantage of a boy shines a light on a problem that attorneys and experts say has been kept in the shadows for far too long.
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The research, released on Thursday by Jonathan Albright, a propaganda and misinformation expert who heads Columbia's Tow Center for Digital Journalism, shines a light on the extent to which US voters were exposed to, and interacted with, politically divisive content pushed by Russia between 2015-2016.
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Read more: The 22-year-old Irish fighter being compared to Conor McGregor could actually be a greater example of 'modern' MMA, expert says"It shines a light on that region of the world and why there's so many tough guys coming out that area," Couture said.
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With the debate over abortion rights playing out in the United States, this moving drama shines a light on the issue through the eyes of Gabita (Laura Vasiliu), a university student in Communist Romania who asks her friend Otilia (Anamaria Marinca) to help her secure an abortion.
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There is a desperate need for our work: The world is connected by largely unaccountable networks of power that span industries and countries, political parties, corporations and institutions; WikiLeaks shines a light on these by revealing not just individual incidents, but information about entire structures of power.
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The killing of Jimenez, the third tourist to be shot dead in the favelas in less than 12 months, shines a light on Rio's deteriorating crime situation, and comes a month after Brazilian military personnel were deployed to Rocinha to curb violence between rival drug gangs.
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Examining these abuses shines a light on the folly of slamming immigration enforcement agencies (such as ICE and CBP) into a single department with agencies in charge of emergency management (FEMA), transportation (TSA), and energy (Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency), all bound together by a counterterrorism mission statement.
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If anything, the report of Uber's massive losses shines a light on a very clear fact: that while ride-hail companies have fundamentally altered the way people get around, they have yet to find out how to do so without losing offensive amounts of money in the process.
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In this piece, Amanda Knox—who was imprisoned in Italy between 2007 and 2011 for a murder she didn't commit—shines a light on the nuanced, often very tender relationships that incarcerated women share with each other, reflecting on her friendship with an Italian woman she met in prison.
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A recent boxed set, "The Spirit of Memphis (22011-1976)," not only gives an overview of the most fertile years of Hayes's career, but also shines a light on the versatile musicians who consistently backed him: One of the four discs is entirely dedicated to spotlighting the band's interplay.
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What is different about this lawsuit, said Stephen H. Legomsky, a professor of immigration law at Washington University School of Law in St. Louis, is that it "shines a light on the victim," he said, whereas the focus had mostly been on immigrants committing fraud to obtain a benefit.
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It's a complicated web, and though this is a conversation that's been going on for a while, Under My Thumb tackles it with humor, intelligence, and a commendable, broad scope that shines a light on the many levels at which sexism is at play in the music we often love anyway.
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Broadway Shines A Light On Girls' Education, part of the Let Girls Learn initiative backed by the first lady, brought together spouses of heads of state and government and girls from a variety of groups to call attention to the estimated 62 million young women who aren't in school across the globe.
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His escape from Toronto was the best thing to ever happen to anyone's career, and it shines a light on the insane "winner" talk that has followed any of the sport's best players who didn't luck into playing for the Chicago Blackhawks, the Los Angeles Kings, or the Penguins over the past decade.
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"This book shines a light on the fact that patriarchy — a system of organizing society so pervasive we don't even recognize it for what it is — is predicated on the tacit notion that men have physical power, and women do not," said Maria Elm, a senior research analyst for Business Insider Intelligence.
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Most of all, the investigation shines a light on working conditions that appear to meet the definition for forced labor as laid out in the European Convention on Human Rights and by the International Labor Organization — labor that companies across Europe are profiting from as leader Kim Jong-un fills his coffers with foreign currency.
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"The 'benefit' is that the transaction shines a light on the value of LDA but it remains to be seen whether the market agrees with the 'expert' valuation, while a rush to 'crystalise' such value could create an overhang on the newly-listed LDA," analysts at broker Jefferies said in a note to clients.
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The second podcast, also released today, shines a light on one of the American rave scenes most enigmatic figures, Kurt Eckes (aka DJ Jethrox), the founder of the cult-like Drop Bass Network, whose tough-as-nails acid and hardcore releases offered a dark and twisted take on rave's dayglo exterior throughout the 90s.
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The film, which uses the scandal and frenzied headlines surrounding Harding's possible involvement in the attack on rival skater Nancy Kerrigan almost as a conceit to focus directly on Harding's own story, shines a light on the harsh realities of Harding's upbringing, including the shocking domestic abuse she was subjected to both in her childhood, and her marriage.
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"I am thrilled to lend my support to this event, as it shines a light on the exuberance of the women living with metastatic breast cancer and highlights the need for greater money and resources put into finding a cure for this insidious disease, the only kind of breast cancer that kills women, 40,000 a year," Sorvino said.
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Corrupt deal-making at the highest level is happening right now, even in the U.S. In a year that has already seen ending anonymously-owned companies a top priority for some U.S. lawmakers, "McMafia" shines a light on these secretive companies and the uncomfortable truths that we at Global Witness have been campaigning on for many years.
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Coney Island is probably the historically best-known American Jewish summer beach, but Poliner shines a light on a lesser known attraction, the so-called Bagel Beach along the Connecticut shore, where for a few months each summer, a kind of Catskills-by-the-Sea sprang up, replete with Jewish-only shops, cottages and the usual rainbow of Semite-specific anxieties.
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The dangerous new trend of fretting about the details of green consumerism is causing people to miss the big picture The dangerous new trend of fretting about the details of green consumerism is causing people to miss the big picture A new book shines a light on what's at stake, as well as the intimate relationship between local people and wildlife.
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Just today, one hears the argument that it was a good idea to give the games to Beijing in 2008 because it shines a light on an otherwise closed society, it encourages internationalism, it forces a host country, even for a short period of time, to bring its practice into line with the "international community," all of those things are being said about Berlin as well.
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It soon becomes clear that the answers to each season's mysteries, despite being what drive you to watch multiple episodes at a time, aren't quite the point — the documentary-style look at the characters' lives is the point, with the way it shines a light on the different cliques and codes of high school in a way that ultimately (and humorously) illuminates the pressures of a modern teenage social life.
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But these are also people whose desire, rage, and ambition are underestimated or misunderstood — the 8-year-old trauma victim who takes a job as a black market organ courier, the lonely janitor who turns garbage into a miniature city, the panhandler in a drive-thru line at McDonald's and the driver terrified of him — and Yuknavitch shines a light on them in bite-size, evocative, and often uncomfortable stories. —A.
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She shines a light on some of the ways old people, with partners and professions, don't fit in, such as at residential art programs like Skowhegan, which she writes is rife with: exuberant young people creating art intensively, expressively in gigantic gestures and series of all-night wonders of solitary and cooperative imagination … tattooed art kids bounding around in shorts and flipflops … annoyed by misunderstood rules, propelled by hormonal surges, drinking and drugging and fucking in the bushes, throwing up in their studios.
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The U.S. Travel Association applauded the new effort, saying it helps boost consumer protections for passengers and "shines a light on many of the more frustrating issues that ail the air travel experience in the U.S.""We hope that post-election, the discussion broadens to policy options that treat the root cause rather than just the symptoms—namely, the lack of choices and air service for far too many flyers," said Roger Dow, the group's president and chief executive officer.
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