Nearby, people selling snacks and drinks shoo away monkeys trying to steal a quick bite.
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That might be all the justices need to shoo away this latest challenge to Obamacare.
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Spring added that it was "good" to see the officers come and shoo away the tourists.
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He never left home without the pipe, wielding it shoo away stray dogs, Mr. Rayos said.
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At some points, Biden would shoo away staffers so he could spend more time with a voter.
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Airports have tried all sorts of ways to shoo away birds but few work for any length of time.
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Though leftists claim science as their ally, they simultaneously shoo away inconvenient data as if it were a fly.
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Alonso logged onto Twitter between games on Friday and responded to criticism over his decision to shoo away the tarp.
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And there's no option to shoo away images of people or times in your life you might not want to remember.
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CAVUTO: I have another crackpot theory which are very, very, very nice to, in the past, just dismiss and shoo away.
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This is the way that women who love to love women have come to shoo away the problem that is Melania Trump.
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Quicken may also need the support of realtors, who have a tendency to shoo away online lenders in favor of local bankers.
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Meanwhile, a new dating app called Sapio would like to help you shoo away potential suitors who can't quote Sartre on command.
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The experience of watching this woman shoo away men was so moving, the man got emotional, though he admits he was a little stoned.
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Washington (CNN)When the blizzard strikes the Capitol this weekend, authorities say they don't intend to shoo away children sledding down its famously giant hill.
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Firefighters had battled the blaze for several hours as police officers tried to shoo away shopkeepers trying to return to collect their valuables, PressTV reported.
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In the first episode, a new resident in an expensive-looking building tries to shoo away the homeless man who has long claimed the sidewalk nearby.
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A decision was taken in 2017 to shoo away the cruise liners but it has yet to be enacted as alternative mooring sites are being developed.
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But "shadow banning" continues to be a digital bogeyman, used to shoo away the nuances of social media platforms' increasingly complicated (and often opaque) content moderation strategies.
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In the past, these men may have been able to shoo away accusations through large settlements, or carefully worded public apologies — yet those deflections aren't protecting people any longer.
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And for those more in line with Mr. Salvini, the peddlers represent lawlessness and an insidious connection between migration and the mafia, as well as annoyances to shoo away.
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To shoo away clouds from raining on Western Europe's parade, the local team in The Netherlands unveiled Google Wind, a series of "machine learning" windmills that can blow away cloudy skies for another day.
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While many airports are accustomed to confronting birds, which can present a hazard to planes, Westchester airport officials could do little to shoo away the bald eagle, since the species is protected by the federal government.
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Wafting from that bandstand, sometimes to shoo away sadness but just as often to let it in, the period and original tunes are as artfully layered as the bright set (by Lez Brotherston), which radiates like a plaything supersized.
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"A friend told him you need to go to the flea market to get new and great ideas," said Alan Boss, who opened the first space in 1976 and said he would often shoo away autograph-seeking fans as Warhol shopped.
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Production might have to wait for a new guest to check in, or for an assistant to shoo away local media outlets who could post spoiler-y photos that would inadvertently reveal which character had met a sad fate in an earlier episode.
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No amount of bluster and rhetoric, or blaming "the Germans" and "Brussels," or simply pulling up the drawbridge, will shoo away such challenges, not to mention Italy's ingrained problems, its clunky bureaucracy and judicial system, north-south divide, inequality, nepotism, and low employment rates, especially among women and the young, for starters.
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She holds a large-scale gut for all the people that her presence has killed. Jijang then dies and turns into birds that the shamans must shoo away.
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Subramanyam hired an Anglo Indian named Joe to fire his rifle in the air and shoo away the crows. Joe was credited in the film credits as "Crow Shooter". The studio did not have its own lab and scenes were shot without knowing how they would turn out. All the post production work was done at Bombay.
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While in his father's presence, Sy cannot help but feel as though he is a mere screw-up. With psychology and paternal guidance as his tools at hand, Sy's father is finally able to shoo away his son. Once outside the art museum, Kassler senior tells his son how he feels regarding their relationship. He then proceeds to die.
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In the center, Dionysus strokes the hair of a drunken maiden, identified as Nicaea. She had spurned his advances; and he overpowered her with wine in order to rape her.Dosso Dossi: Court Painter in Renaissance Ferrara, by Peter Humfrey, Mauro Lucco, Andrea Bayer, J. Paul Getty Museum, p. 206. Meanwhile, to the right of an elaborate arch, Janus bifrons and Hermes shoo away poorly clothed figures from the enjoyments of Comus.
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The children accompanied them to various work sites, with dig becoming a family endeavour. The boys grew up with the same love of freedom that their parents had become accustomed to. Mary would not even allow guests to shoo away the pet hyraxes that helped themselves to food and drink at the dinner table. In her autobiography, she rarely mentioned her pregnancies or the difficulties she faced while raising children in Kenya.
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Repeated attempts by the gun-boaters to shoo away the fishermen only ended in frustration. Finally, as she steamed slowly toward the area, she fired a few blank rounds purposely "over", and the squatters promptly abandoned their erstwhile fishing vantage point. After repairs while stationed at Hong Kong from 30 June 1912 – 30 June 1914, she resumed her routine cruises, attached to the Far Eastern Squadron, Asiatic Fleet, and continued such duty for the next five years.
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On the scheduled date, it was uploaded to her official Vevo account on YouTube. alt=Gwen Stefani, in an appearance resembling Marilyn Monroe, cuddles with Blake Shelton on a couch in the music video for "You Make It Feel Like Christmas". The video opens with Stefani and Shelton driving in a retro convertible as snow falls. While transporting a Christmas tree in the car, Shelton becomes disrupted by a swarm of bees that Stefani attempts to shoo away.
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In response, McGuinty said his campaign will not be "sidetracked" by the incident. Despite efforts by two Conservative spies at a Liberal campaign event to shoo away a white kitten, members of the media managed to take photographs of McGuinty holding the kitten, a moment some described as a defining moment of the campaign. Liberal Party officials made T-shirts that were emblazoned with the words "Call Me An Evil Reptilian Kitten Eater ... But I Want Change". The T-shirts were handed out to party supporters at a rally held that same night.
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Like many other characters in the musical adaptation of Wicked, Nessarose is portrayed very differently from the novel. In the musical, she is not chosen to be a sorceress by Madame Morrible, and was not born armless, but is instead was born with damage to her legs and uses a wheelchair. As in the novel, she is very beautiful and requires her sister's assistance on occasion, but the adaptation presents her as a more tragic character. In an effort to shoo away a persistent love-struck Munchkin named Boq, Glinda arranges a date between him and Nessarose.
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Illibatezza ("Chastity") by Roberto Rossellini is a story of a beautiful stewardess who attracts unwanted attention from one of the air travelers – a middle aged American. By chance, the two stay in the same hotel overnight. She has a fiancé back home, to whom she sends 8mm films made with her camera. These show how, in order to shoo away the unwanted flirtatious attentions of the traveler, all she had to do was to act in an aggressively provocative way; his sexual attraction being fueled by the shyness with which she initially tried to endure his advances.
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The donkey deceives the raven by telling him that he can pay three gold pieces for the job; the raven concurs with the price and the three continue their journey. In time they meet a hedge-sparrow; the raven tells the hedge-sparrow that if he fetches the hungry raven worms, in return the raven will pay him four pieces of gold. However, the raven is lying as he does not have the money. The hedge- sparrow agrees to the contingencies and all four make their way down the road; the donkey with the pedlar’s pack, the raven sitting on the donkey’s back to shoo away the flies, and the hedge-sparrow, supplying the raven with worms.
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The robots are reactivated by GLaDOS one week after the original co-op campaign, during which GLaDOS has already wiped out all of the found test subjects after attempting to turn them into "killing machines". The robots are sent to find a saboteur that has taken control of a prototype central core and is causing problems in the facility. The saboteur is revealed to be a bird pecking at the console's keyboard, which sends GLaDOS into a panic when she recognizes it as the one who tried to eat her during her time as a potato battery. The robots manage to shoo away the bird, earning a rare compliment from GLaDOS before she notices eggs in its nest.
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Rabbi Natan Slifkin has described two different approaches which Jewish thinkers have historically taken to this commandment. According to the "rationalist" approach, the purpose of the commandment is compassion: either to spare the mother bird the distress of seeing its eggs taken, or to limit the greed inherent in killing animals for one's use, or a similar reason. Whereas the "mystical" approach sees the commandment as act of cruelty to the bird rather than compassion: in fact, the bird's suffering causes God to consider Israel's suffering at the hands of its enemies, and thus leads God to rescue Israel.Shiluach haKein: The Transformation of a Mitzvah This dispute has practical ramifications, as the "rationalist" approach rules the commandment can only be done when one plans to eat the eggs (thus minimizing the birds' pain when pain is unavoidable), while the "mystical" approach calls on Jews to shoo away any mother bird even if they do not plan to take the eggs (thus maximizing the birds' pain).
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