In Ocasio-Cortez's mind, Trump's criticism shows concern about the popularity of policies embraced by the left.
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Polling from the Pew Research Center shows concern about the deficit has plummeted more than 20 points since the tea party wave in 2011.
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It shows concern about the future pace of growth and inflation, because buyers of long-dated debt would demand higher yields if they expected higher costs.
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"That's the kind of thing that shows concern for business over looking at the reality of what the day-to-day struggles of low-income New Yorkers are like," she said.
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While Republicans say the increase shows concern for ordinary families, 35 percent of children fail to receive the full $2,000 because their parents earn too little, researchers at Columbia University found.
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Indeed, Bank of America/Merrill Lynch's monthly report on fund managers' biggest fears shows concern about the Fed tightening faster than expected is moving up on the list of the biggest fears.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanTaylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel House to hold public impeachment hearings next week Top State Department official arrives to testify in impeachment probe MORE (Ohio), the top Republican on the House Oversight and Reform Committee, and Oversight member Mark MeadowsMark Randall MeadowsMeadows breezes past reporter in MSNBC live shot, returns to defend Trump Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel House to hold public impeachment hearings next week MORE (N.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanTaylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel House to hold public impeachment hearings next week Top State Department official arrives to testify in impeachment probe MORE (R-Ohio) tweeted.
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Mark MeadowsMark Randall MeadowsMeadows breezes past reporter in MSNBC live shot, returns to defend Trump Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel House to hold public impeachment hearings next week MORE (R-N.C.).
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Scott PerryScott Gordon PerryTaylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel House to hold public impeachment hearings next week Top State Department official arrives to testify in impeachment probe MORE (R-Pa.) told reporters Wednesday.
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The latest research from BCA shows concern about the financial health of the US corporate sector arguing that leverage has soared in the past couple of years on the back of a merger and acquisitions wave and rampant equity buyback activity.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanTaylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel House to hold public impeachment hearings next week Top State Department official arrives to testify in impeachment probe MORE (R-Ohio) headed into Hale's deposition.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanTaylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel House to hold public impeachment hearings next week Top State Department official arrives to testify in impeachment probe MORE (Ohio), senior Republican on the Oversight Committee said Wednesday.
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Scott PerryScott Gordon PerryHouse Republicans prepare for public impeachment proceedings with mock hearing Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel House to hold public impeachment hearings next week MORE (R-Pa.) had similar sentiments as McCarthy on the fairness of the hearings.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanTaylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel House to hold public impeachment hearings next week Top State Department official arrives to testify in impeachment probe MORE (Ohio), the senior Republican on the Oversight Committee, told reporters in the Capitol on Wednesday.
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Scott PerryScott Gordon PerryTaylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel House to hold public impeachment hearings next week Top State Department official arrives to testify in impeachment probe MORE (R-Pa.) suggested Wednesday that Volker is the only truly reliable witness lawmakers have heard from so far.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanTaylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel House to hold public impeachment hearings next week Top State Department official arrives to testify in impeachment probe MORE (R-Ohio) tweeted, shortly after Schiff told reporters that Volker's testimony would be released the next day.
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Scott PerryScott Gordon PerryYovanovitch impeachment testimony gives burst of momentum to Democrats House Republicans prepare for public impeachment proceedings with mock hearing Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel MORE (Pa.), a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee who took part in the private depositions.
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Read the transcript of Kurt VolkerKurt VolkerWhite House to add two aides to lead impeachment messaging Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel Graham calls Trump-Ukraine policy 'incoherent': Admin seems 'incapable of forming quid pro quo' MORE, the former U.S. special envoy to Ukraine, below.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanTaylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel House to hold public impeachment hearings next week Top State Department official arrives to testify in impeachment probe MORE (R-Ohio), the ranking member on the House Oversight and Reform Committee and a Trump ally, on the House Intelligence Committee.
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He added to reporters Wednesday that Kurt VolkerKurt VolkerWhite House to add two aides to lead impeachment messaging Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel Graham calls Trump-Ukraine policy 'incoherent': Admin seems 'incapable of forming quid pro quo' MORE, the former special envoy to Ukraine, has denied that a quid pro quo took place.
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The release of full transcripts continued on Tuesday for witness interviews with Sondland and Kurt VolkerKurt VolkerWhite House to add two aides to lead impeachment messaging Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel Graham calls Trump-Ukraine policy 'incoherent': Admin seems 'incapable of forming quid pro quo' MORE, the former special envoy to Ukraine.
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Scott PerryScott Gordon PerryTaylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel House to hold public impeachment hearings next week Top State Department official arrives to testify in impeachment probe MORE (R-Pa.), another Trump ally, took that argument a step further, suggesting Volker is the only fully reliable witness to testify thus far in the investigation.
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The move came the same day House Democrats released transcripts of depositions with U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland and former U.S. special envoy to Ukraine Kurt VolkerKurt VolkerWhite House to add two aides to lead impeachment messaging Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel Graham calls Trump-Ukraine policy 'incoherent': Admin seems 'incapable of forming quid pro quo' MORE.
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House Democrats released transcripts from depositions with two key witnesses in the impeachment inquiry on Tuesday, U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland and former special envoy to Ukraine Kurt VolkerKurt VolkerWhite House to add two aides to lead impeachment messaging Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel Graham calls Trump-Ukraine policy 'incoherent': Admin seems 'incapable of forming quid pro quo' MORE.
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While Sondland's testimony and his updated statement, in particular, spell trouble for Trump, the president's allies have found a more favorable talking point in the testimony of former special envoy to Ukraine Kurt VolkerKurt VolkerWhite House to add two aides to lead impeachment messaging Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel Graham calls Trump-Ukraine policy 'incoherent': Admin seems 'incapable of forming quid pro quo' MORE.
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House Democrats on Tuesday released the transcripts of testimony from U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland and former special envoy to Ukraine Kurt VolkerKurt VolkerWhite House to add two aides to lead impeachment messaging Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel Graham calls Trump-Ukraine policy 'incoherent': Admin seems 'incapable of forming quid pro quo' MORE as part of their impeachment inquiry.
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That list includes Yovanovitch; Michael McKinley, a former top advisor to Pompeo; Kurt VolkerKurt VolkerWhite House to add two aides to lead impeachment messaging Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel Graham calls Trump-Ukraine policy 'incoherent': Admin seems 'incapable of forming quid pro quo' MORE, former special envoy to Ukraine; and Gordon Sondland, a Trump ally and U.S. ambassador to the European Union.
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McKinley said at one point that he did not feel the entire department had become politicized under Pompeo, but that select individuals had, specifically citing Sondland and special Ukraine envoy Kurt VolkerKurt VolkerWhite House to add two aides to lead impeachment messaging Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel Graham calls Trump-Ukraine policy 'incoherent': Admin seems 'incapable of forming quid pro quo' MORE.
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House Democrats have in recent days released transcripts of closed-door testimony from Taylor, Yovanovitch, former U.S. special envoy to Ukraine Kurt VolkerKurt VolkerWhite House to add two aides to lead impeachment messaging Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel Graham calls Trump-Ukraine policy 'incoherent': Admin seems 'incapable of forming quid pro quo' MORE, Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland and former top State Department aide Michael McKinley.
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Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyRepublicans consider putting Jordan, Meadows on Intelligence for impeachment RNC paid about K for Trump to attend UFC match: report Trump allies assail impeachment on process while House Democrats promise open hearings soon MORE (Calif.), Mark MeadowsMark Randall MeadowsMeadows breezes past reporter in MSNBC live shot, returns to defend Trump Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel House to hold public impeachment hearings next week MORE (N.
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As more and more officials have testified about what they consider to be a quid pro quo surrounding Trump's dealings with Ukraine, Republicans are leaning on another witness, Kurt VolkerKurt VolkerWhite House to add two aides to lead impeachment messaging Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel Graham calls Trump-Ukraine policy 'incoherent': Admin seems 'incapable of forming quid pro quo' MORE, the former envoy to Ukraine, who they think exonerated Trump with his account delivered on Oct. 3.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanTaylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel House to hold public impeachment hearings next week Top State Department official arrives to testify in impeachment probe MORE (R-Ohio), Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesHouse to hold public impeachment hearings next week Republicans consider putting Jordan, Meadows on Intelligence for impeachment Whistleblower would answer Republicans questions in impeachment inquiry: lawyer MORE (R-Calif.) and Michael McCaulMichael Thomas McCaulTrump: Whistleblower 'must come forward' House approves Turkey sanctions in rare bipartisan rebuke of Trump This week: House to vote on Turkey sanctions bill MORE (R-Texas) also demanded the whistleblower come forward to testify.
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Kurt VolkerKurt VolkerWhite House to add two aides to lead impeachment messaging Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel Graham calls Trump-Ukraine policy 'incoherent': Admin seems 'incapable of forming quid pro quo' MORE, the former U.S. envoy to Ukraine, was pressed by an investigator for House Democrats on why he repeatedly scheduled meetings at President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE's hotel in Washington, D.C., with other figures now at the center of the impeachment investigation, a transcript of Volker's deposition released Tuesday shows.
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"Transcripts from Ambassadors Sondland and Volker show the progression of Trump's efforts to press Ukraine into the service of his own personal political goals, in what Sondland described as a continuum of insidiousness," tweeted House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffTrump rails against House Democrats, impeachment inquiry during campaign rally: 'It's all a hoax' Graham: Schiff comment on inquiry findings 'full of crap' Democrats set stage for Watergate-style TV hearings MORE (D-Calif.), referring to Kurt VolkerKurt VolkerWhite House to add two aides to lead impeachment messaging Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel Graham calls Trump-Ukraine policy 'incoherent': Admin seems 'incapable of forming quid pro quo' MORE, the former special envoy to Ukraine who had testified last month.
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While Shuji secretly likes Yakumo, he also shows concern for his classmate Mio.
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His thirty-five-year-old assistant , whose body stopped growing due to a rare strain of dwarfism and who was subsequently sold to a circus as a child by his parents, shows concern for Jizabel and his involvement with Alexis and Delilah.
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First, let's get Book and Frame out of the way. So, things seem to be getting back to normal between them. Book is clearly in love with Frame but Frame is still wishy-washy about it. He shows concern but still doesn’t confess or commit to Book properly.
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Pluto shows concern for her unhappiness, and offers anything to make her happy; they reach the agreement that she will spend six months above ground and six below, resulting in the four seasons. She is allowed to return to her world, thawing the snow and ending the winter.
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Perceived teacher affinity-seeking in relation to perceived teacher credibility. Communication Education, 41, 388-399. Caring focuses on whether the instructor shows concern or empathy for the students’ welfare or situation. Although an instructor may show one or two of these qualities, the best and most respected exude all three qualities.
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Sean has given up on Billy when he arrives, having been held up at work. Billy texts Sean and tells him about Eileen calling him. Sean does not mind her interfering but tells her to be out when Billy comes over. Billy shows concern for Sean and tells him he has feelings for him.
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Hayden ends up becoming friends with Dr. Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton), who is battling a rare disease. Hayden is accidentally infected from one of his experiments, and also falls ill. She and Elizabeth start making amends when Elizabeth shows concern for her. Finn is eventually able to find a cure, saving him and Hayden.
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While the Sukhothai style is characterized by linear emphasis, the U Thong style again shows concern for solidity and modeling. At the same time, the U Thong images are rather stolid and lack the linear excitement and uniquely Thai character of Sukhothai art. U Thong style, like Sukhothai style, is still copied in Thailand.
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Trip shows concern with Greg over Molly spending more and more time with Bridget, and he reminds Greg that Bridget is a lesbian. Greg tells Trip that he is getting worked up for nothing. Around Halloween, Trip annoys Chloe by skipping a ballet performance to watch sports. Chloe takes Bridget in Trip's place to watch the show.
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Sefer Refuot discusses illnesses, treatments and prevention. It shows great interest in general fitness and wellbeing through regimens of regular exercise, eating healthy food, and personal hygiene. The book shows concern for providing medicine for the poor and an interest in fostering medicine as a distinct profession. It gives a theory of blood vessels and circulation.
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Jo offends him with insensitive questions about his sexuality, and he in turn maliciously criticises her drawings. She apologises and asks him to stay, sleeping on the couch. Geof shows concern for Jo's problems, and they develop a friendly, joking relationship. The audience next sees Jo irritable and depressed by her pregnancy, with Geof patiently consoling her.
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The Bolls, the Swiss family of the title, have been banished to an unspecified region in the Alps. Their daughter, Emmeline, pines for the love of Jakob, to whom she is secretly engaged. The local count, whose life was saved by Richard Boll, also shows concern for Emmeline's sufferings and with his help Emmeline and Jakob are reunited.
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Creed's costume choice upsets Kevin, who wears the same costume. It is soon revealed that Dwight is also wearing the same costume. In "Frame Toby", Creed shows concern when two policemen show up at the office looking for narcotics. Michael and Dwight had actually called the cops in an attempt to frame Toby Flenderson for the possession of these narcotics.
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Nair, enraged, challenges them to make his daughter fall for them. Accepting the challenge, the trio start to make her fell for them. Minu, who seriously shows concern towards handicapped people, falls in love with Prem, whom she thinks to be handicapped. Meanwhile, Nair bets with Govind (Sreenath), another street romeo, who is married to a beautiful innocent girl (Menaka).
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Madame Masque meets Tony Stark (Iron Man's alter ego) and the latter shows concern for her despite her scarred face. She turns on Midas to save Stark, but leaves Stark because of her criminal past. Unable to forget Stark, she returns as Krissy Longfellow, Stark's personal secretary. Both come to know each other's secret identity and start a romantic relationship.
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The Sheik returns her Western clothing, though he refuses to release her. When Raoul is called away to tend to an injured man, Diana shows concern that it might be the Sheik. Seeing this from hiding, the Sheik is elated that she may be warming up to him at last. He gives Diana her gun back, telling her he trusts her.
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He has thoroughly studied Dunstan's motives, knowing that the old man is clever enough to take into account the possibility of Good Doji masters refusing to participate in the Hundred Machine Funeral. ; :Rune is Yamato's friend and classmate. He acts collectedly, and often shows concern for Yamato. During the Heian era, he was originally a young noblewoman, Lady Gekko, who held romantic feelings toward the bandit Yamato.
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She does, however, refuse to allow Piro to talk with Kimiko. She also shows concern when Kimiko becomes upset upon learning that the "Sight" project is in danger of being dropped. Miho's family has not been seen in the comic. When she was in the school's nurse's office, the nurse attempted to call them without success, then mentions she can never get hold of them.
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When Nin shows concern for him, Mog decides she is jealous of his power and stabs her fatally. To save his mother, Ivar pushes her into the river where the Bloom plant was found. Mog destroys his village in a rage, then continues pursuing murder and conquest over the centuries. Eventually, he gains enough control over his rage to act clandestinely when he must.
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Back at Falconhurst, Hammond and Warren mate Mede, a pure Mandingo slave, with Big Pearl, another Mandingo slave. It turns out that Mede and Big Pearl are brother and sister, but no one shows concern over the incestuous act. Charles and Hammond take Mede to a bar to fight with other slaves. Hammond plans to use his winnings to buy a diamond ring for Blanche.
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The use of empirical evidence negates this effect of personal (i.e., subjective) experience or time. The varying perception of empiricism and rationalism shows concern with the limit to which there is dependency on experience of sense as an effort of gaining knowledge. According to rationalism, there are a number of different ways in which sense experience is gained independently for the knowledge and concepts.
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He often shows concern for Lena's relationship with her father. Seung-Wook Park is one of the members of the kumdo team. He is egotistical and relies on his father's power and influence to get him a position in the kumdo nationals, rather than Lena. He frequently starts fights with the other team members, and constantly challenges Lena's leadership due to the fact that she's a girl.
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When Nin shows concern for him, Mog decides she is jealous of his power and stabs her fatally. To save his mother, Ivar pushes her into the river where the Bloom plant was found. Mog destroys his village in a rage, then continues pursuing murder and conquest over the centuries. Eventually, he gains enough control over his rage to act clandestinely when he must.
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V is characterised in the film as a romantic freedom fighter who shows concern over the loss of innocent life. However, in the graphic novel, he is portrayed as ruthless, willing to kill anyone who gets in his way. Evey Hammond's transformation as V's protégée is also much more drastic in the novel than in the film. Gordon, a very minor character in both versions, is also drastically changed.
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Ivan nods to one of the hooded Oprichniki and the horsemen begin to pull. Ivan laughs at the prisoner's pain as Cortés, who has dismounted from horseback, shows concern and signals for his men to take position with their Arquebuses. Ivan immediately stops laughing when he notices the group of men aiming their firearms at his death squad. Cortés gives the signal with his sword and the conquistadors open fire.
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While tending to Rhonda's head wound backstage, Arthie shows concern about the fan reaction to her gimmick. In Season 2, Arthie plans to kill off her Beirut gimmick and introduce a new persona, but her idea is stolen by Dawn and Stacey, causing a rift between them. Arthie also reveals that she failed med school, but she is more committed to GLOW than ever before. In addition, she slowly becomes attracted to newcomer Yolanda Rivas.
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Though Crepsley has acted cold towards Darren and tests him under a guise of friendliness, he also shows concern for him and regrets changing him after seeing Darren's unhappiness. It was his idea to bring Darren to the Cirque, as well, to try and better Darren's situation. Despite being a vampire, Crepsley believes that they are not monsters until they kill humans, and refuses to turn someone who is evil into a vampire.
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As during these events Halbert rode on her back, Ruby was no longer considered chaste and was contract partnered with Halbert with the blessing of the Mother Dragon. ;Pai : A white dragon and the only one that Naden considers a friend. Pai often shows concern for Naden and constantly supports her despite not fully understanding Naden's obsessions with human culture. ;Sapphire : A blue dragon and one of Ruby's companions when bullying Naden.
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Simone deserted both of them, leaving Zhanpeng to take care of their ailing child singlehandedly. Upon learning the situation, Chuyi selflessly extends a helping hand and shows concern for father and son. Zhanpeng regrets his stupid decision to leave Chuyi. His love for her is rekindled. At the same time, Chuyi discovers that a client of hers, Lin Shaoping (Hong Huifang) is actually Yu Yang’s mother who abandoned him when he was a child.
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The ink tonality does not vary much in these works by Guan, as the entirety of the subject matter is affected by the misty atmosphere in which it is portrayed.View from Jade Terrace, catalogue numbers 1, 2 and Cahill, p.190 She inscribed poems on her paintings and used a style of poetry that was used rarely by women. In her poems she shows concern for her husband and children, but does this in a humoristic way.
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In season 6 Kill Switch, the two banter and joke while having to search an entire beach for a drug stash. When Natalia passes her fire-arms exam (Season 6, Tunnel Vision) Calleigh is the first she tells due to being late to the crime scene. Again the two share laughs. When Calleigh is hospitalized and fighting for her life, Natalia shows concern for her friend, which Calleigh returns in Season 9's Sleepless in Miami.
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Due to her rebellious nature, she is resentful of her parents for the pressures they place on her regarding the family headship, but still shows concern for them. She has a habit of faking asthma attacks as a means of escaping from tense situations. She has a crush on the servant Kanon, which is reciprocated to some extent. She is also proficient in the use of brass knuckles thanks to her father training her in Boxing.
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It is shown in Angel Eyes through his attitudes in the film and his tendency for committing violent acts throughout the film. For example, when he kills Stevens he also kills his son. It is also seen when he is violently torturing Tuco later in the film. It is shown in Tuco with how he shows concern for Blondie when he is heavily dehydrated but in truth, he is only keeping him alive to find the gold.
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Season 2, Episode 6 "Terminal Leave" In "Bikini Wax", he threatens to expose a picture of Kate during a wet t-shirt contest. In the episode "Pop Life" they seek counseling for their bickering. Tony buys flowers as a peace offering after annoying her in the episode "Vanished" and shows concern for her in "Left For Dead" and "Bête Noire", when she is held hostage by Ari. In the episode "The Bone Yard", Tony pretends to be Kate's lover.
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Kyle has a younger brother named Ike, who Kyle learns was adopted and originally from Canada in the episode "Ike's Wee Wee." Gerald often attempts to teach Kyle important morals. Although his mother's outspoken, manipulative nature usually overwhelms Kyle, he tends to show that he truly loves her, and takes offense to any insult Cartman may offer about her. Although he engages in the reckless act of punting Ike like a football, Kyle shows concern for his brother's well-being.
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In the episode "Them", the group are sixty miles from DC and Sasha continues to grieve for her recent losses. She lashes out at walkers in rage, breaking the group's formation to not use weapons in order to conserve energy, leaving the group forced to help her in killing them. Michonne shows concern and warns her that her rage could get her killed. She kills a pack of wild dogs that threaten the group and they serve as food for the group.
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Miyagi assists Julie in releasing the bird back to the wild, using the pain suppression technique from the first film to heal Angel's wing. In preparation for the school prom, Miyagi teaches Julie how to dance, and purchases her a dress. Julie goes to the prom with Eric, but under the orders of Dugan, the Alpha Elite bungee jump in. When one of the members breaks his arm, Eric shows concern, but Ned tells him to mind his own business.
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In the Last Dracul arc, his body is possessed by an alchemist known as . Using Tomoe's laboratory, Berserk tries to create perfect homunculi in order to replace human beings; however, his first homunculi, the Death Mannetjes, turned out to be flawed creatures. Although Tomoe is possessed by Berserk, the latter shows concern for Hotaru. In Kessen / Transylvania no Mori (Kaiteiban) - Saikyou no Kataki Dark Cain no Nazo, the Amazoness Quartet, known as "Samael Quartet" in this revision, are homunculi created by Tomoe from Chibiusa's star seed.
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Five years later, Sally returns to Summer Bay with her daughter Pippa (now played by Piper Morrissey). Sally shows Pippa around her favourite places and shows concern for her health. Sally turns up at beach one day and shocks Alf when she reveals she is back for a while. Sally then reveals to Alf that Pippa has Mitochondrial disease, which is incurable but later she finds a cure in America so she asks Alf for the money for the treatment and he gives it to her.
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The Heavens of Copernicus is a modern planetarium where visitors can see more than just images of the starry sky and related films. The shows concern a variety of popular science issues, including from the field of astronomy, natural science and ethnography. The shows are displayed on a spherical screen surrounding the audience on all sides. Thanks to this solution, the audience experiences a feeling of immersion in the displayed world, which is strengthened by the high-quality sound system deployed around the dome.
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The episode begins with an unknown person in a hooded sweatshirt putting on music and getting on his bike. He leaves the garage on his bike and cruises down a long downhill sidewalk, before making a right curve into the street where he is hit head on by a car and slides across the pavement. Garrett quickly steps out of the car and shows concern to the man he ran over. The unknown person lifts up his head and assures that him he's going to be alright.
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In the midseason premiere "What Happened and What's Going On", Michonne pushes the idea of going to Washington, D.C. despite Noah's (Tyler James Williams) community being overrun in Richmond, Virginia. Later, Tyreese is bitten and Michonne is forced to amputate his arm, but he dies of blood loss anyway. In the episode "Them", Michonne shows concern for Sasha telling her not to give in to anger like Tyreese over her recent losses, but Sasha then breaks formation in silently pushing away walkers by attacking them. Sasha walks off irritated.
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Fred often feigned illness in attempt to guilt his son into staying home and taking care of him whenever Lamont had plans to go out. Similarly, Fred often ruined Lamont's efforts to have a quiet romantic night at home with a lady companion (at one point, Fred repeatedly interrupted Lamont's amorous efforts so often that the young lady ended up sneaking away while Fred and Lamont argued loudly in the kitchen). Despite his antics, Fred loves and shows concern for Lamont. He also occasionally displays the street smarts he learned growing up in St. Louis.
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The main, pensive variant plays again after Frodo has made ready to leave Bag End, intoning Gandalf's appreciation of Hobbits. It plays in a Lullaby setting when Frodo and Sam, having already taken to the road, set for a night's rest. It returns when Frodo awakes in Rivendell, here often played by the Clarinet to specifically represent Bilbo, with whom Frodo reunites. It returns to the flute when Sam ask to join the quest, and again in Clarinet when he shows concern for Frodo during the cruise of the Anduin.
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Her plans are derailed by Travis's lack of ambition and easy distraction by women and booze. Amanda meets a state trooper named Conrad who shows concern for her. The two are separated in one town and by the time they find each other in the next one, Travis has been arrested for public drunkenness. To pay the fine he takes a job bartending at a roadside tavern called Andy's, where he meets and falls for a young lady named Melody with a very jealous ex-boyfriend—who happens to be the deputy sheriff named Seth James.
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After visiting a cafe, Arthur takes Emmy to the zoo. As the five-millionth customer, Emmy is rewarded with a free visit escorted by the zookeeper Bent, and Arthur and Emmy are given a free ride on an elephant. When Emmy tells Bent that her new watch is made of elephant hair, Bent says that elephants do not have hair and that the alleged hair on her watch is a piece of wire. Arthur's conversation with Bent shows concern about the treatment of the animals in the zoo, who were born in captivity and given euthanasia when no longer of use.
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Later on, she realizes how important it was for Hiro to remember his brother and opted to give him his lab in the hopes that it will keep him focused. Granville shows concern for all if not most of her students including the envious Karmi. Granville gave off the impression that Hiro needed to socialize more and paired him up with Karmi, seemingly unaware of the fact that she disliked Hiro. However, it becomes apparent that Granville intended for Karmi to take a lesson from their brief gathering implying that she is well aware of her moody personality.
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Rossi later tries to reason with him that Prentiss is merely trying to protect the BAU team. Morgan is also with Prentiss, holding her, when she is dying after being seriously injured by Doyle, and tells her that he understands what she did, and that she is brave, and he is proud of her. When he believes she has died, Morgan takes her death quite hard and expresses anger toward Doyle. When Emily returns to the BAU in season 7, Morgan shows concern for her safety and ability to protect herself in the field by making her sign up for re-certification.
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Koshimizu's installations and sculptures during the 1960s and 1970s focused on the qualities inherent to but not visible in an object. Yet, he shows concern for the materiality of objects—a desire to expose the fundamentals of sculpture, often revealed through juxtaposition. In Paper (formerly Paper 2) (1969), he placed a large stone inside an even larger envelope of Japanese paper, open on one side. Viewers were able to look inside and—in the sculptural context of relating interior structure to exterior form—were confronted with the sheer size and solidity of the stone in contrast to the thin membrane of paper that covers it.
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Macon leaves Muriel, and he and Sarah set up house once more. When Macon visits Paris for research, Muriel surprises him by showing up on the same flight and stays in the same Paris hotel, recommended by Macon in one of his travel guides. She suggests that they enjoy themselves as if they are vacationing together. Macon insists he is there strictly for business, and although he shows concern for how Alexander is doing, keeps Muriel at arm's length. During Macon’s last night in Paris, Muriel asks to go with him, and despite an early flight she tells him he doesn’t have to reply just now.
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She also has to endure Lucy Steele's confession that she and Edward are secretly engaged. Elinor suppresses her feelings and does her best to convince Lucy that she feels nothing for Edward, but in turn becomes her confidante and must suffer listening to Lucy talk about the engagement at any chance they are solely in each other's company. She shows concern by the developing relationship between Marianne and Willoughby, thinking it impulsive for Marianne to be so open with her feelings and reckless about obeying social conventions. She assumes that Marianne is secretly engaged to Willoughby and is shocked when Marianne confesses that this is not the case.
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Shido permits the main group to leave the bus except for Shizuka, but Kohta expresses his disapproval of Shido's actions and grazes Shido's face with a nail gun shot. Later on, Shido watches over an orgy among his followers. He finds this behavior acceptable during the group's "free time". Shido declares his followers "angels that will help usher in a new age", but when Yamada disagrees and shows concern for his own family, Shido convinces his followers to eject the "weak link" for the sake of the New World, and they callously throw the teen off the bus and leave him to be eaten by "them".
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As such, they may have been named; it was an oddity in the series. In the original series, George is a somewhat forward girl, and often less than proper in her demeanor and mannerisms. This, combined with a propensity toward clumsiness or danger-prone behavior, results in the title of "George the Terrible" among adult collectors. She is clearly feminine, though, despite her dress and mannerisms—when criticizing Bess for shopping habits, she is reminded she purchased several dresses, stockings, and a hat herself, and she shows concern for keeping her new silver pumps free of scuffs from clumsy dancing partners in one story.
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He also shows concern for his subordinates, such as giving advice and (almost half-threatening) encouragement to Ichijō in the Bog arc. Despite being the No. 2 in Teiai, he has the support of his subordinates because of his consideration for his surroundings without being conceited, and he is essentially a "nice guy" and an outdoorsman. Additionally, at home, he tries to be a good father who cares for his wife and two children, but all three of them suffer because they are rather indoorsy and unpopular. He wants to travel around the country like Kiyoshi Atsumi in It's Tough Being a Man whenever he retires from Teiai.
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He frequently bemoans and shows concern about Ms. Frizzle's wild field trips, but on several occasions, he proves himself fiercely loyal to the teacher herself, as in "Lost in Space" where he defends her against his cousin Janet. Another example of this is in "In a Pickle" where he acts as a lawyer for Ms. Frizzle, taking his job almost too seriously. He has an intense interest in and knowledge of rocks and minerals and an extensive rock collection. Because of this, he is the only child to be a member of GRANITE, the Great Rock Admirers' National Institute of Tectonics Experts ("Goes Cellular").
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T. P. Cooke as --------- in Presumption Set in Geneva 'and its vicinity', Peake's adaptation of Mary Shelley's novel portrays the story of Frankenstein as he creates a mute blue-skinned Creature, known as the Hobgoblin. Often shown through the concerned eyes of his bumbling servant, Fritz, and his esteemed friend, Clerval, Frankenstein's work is brought to light. This play brings Mary Shelley's famous characters to life in a series of three acts, each of which highlight the important themes of community and romance. In the opening scene, Clerval shows concern for Frankenstein's health and continuous work in his laboratory, just like in Mary Shelley's novel.
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Throughout the story, Marv often shows a good-natured, humorous side, unresentful of even the worst that fate can throw at him and often showing a wry laconic sense of humor at the absurdity of his situations. The one woman Marv loves above all others is his mother. His mother, who is blind, has a nigh-supernatural sense of hearing, and can hear Marv tip-toeing around the house, even when he is completely silent. She dotes on her only son, keeping his room exactly as he left it when he moved out, and shows concern for him when people come looking for him.
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Meanwhile, Hank is still searching tirelessly for the "rolling meth lab" RV. He learns that his friend and partner, Steve Gomez, is being sent to El Paso in his stead. Hank is left dismayed by this news, but nevertheless remains committed to his work. He returns home and has an argument with Marie after she shows concern for his well-being, feeling that he is being accused by those around him for simply doing his job. Walt goes to see Gus Fring at Los Pollos Hermanos, admonishing him for giving him Jesse's half of the money in an attempt to lure Walt into Gus' employ.
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In the season premiere "What Lies Ahead", T-Dog and the remaining survivors begin travelling to Fort Benning when they encounter a blockade of abandoned vehicles, and Dale's RV breaks down. When a large herd of walkers approaches, T-Dog slices his arm on a car door, while some of the walkers chase after Sophia, who goes missing. In the episode "Bloodletting", he shows concern about being the only African-American member of the group and asks Dale to run away with him. Dale believes that T-Dog has contracted a blood infection from his wound, and Daryl later gives Dale some painkillers and doxycycline antibiotics that Merle had been carrying around.
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This ends up being a case breaker. Horatio shows concern for her, making sure she is okay with the information being used in the case and thanking her for trusting him. Despite having betrayed the lab by acting as the 'mole' (One of Our Own), Horatio did not fire Natalia, but surprisingly making her a CSI, a very unpopular choice. Through her process and development, he's often guided her, watching out and caring when her sister was kidnapped in Season 5's Darkroom, after a frightful mini explosion in the lab that Natalia's subjected to (Curse of the Coffin) and when her abusive ex-husband Nick returns to torment her in If Looks Could Kill.
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Unbalance Unbalance; Volume 6, Chapter 41 :Her first encounter with Jin-Ho, like her half-sister's, is not entirely without its troubles, ending in a fight and injury (which she somehow gave herself as Jin-Ho did not actually hit her) for her. Her opinion of Jin-Ho changes however when he escorts her back to her motel room and shows concern for her well-being. As she has no full siblings, she appears to harbor a strong desire for a warm relationship with her half-sisters, though this is complicated somewhat by their rather cold and distant relationship with their father. She expresses great romantic interest in Jin-Ho and has challenged Hae-Young Nah to see who can first win his heart.
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The film begins at an estate, owned by an innocent coward guy Gopi (Akkineni Nageswara Rao) raised by his maternal uncle Chakrapani (Nagabhushanam) a vicious person, who tries to malice against Gopi that's why he oppress & torments him along with his son Seshu (Giri Babu). The only one who shows concern on Gopi is his father Zamindar Jagapathi's (Jaggayya) trustworthy servant Veeraiah (Allu Ramalingaiah) and his daughter Radha (Vanisri). Meanwhile, Chakrapani's daughter Kamala (Kamala) studies in the city where she acquainted with a smart guy Ramu (again Akkineni Nageswara Rao), gets nonplussed as he resembles Gopi and they fall for each other. Parallelly, Gopi loves Radha, on her provocation, he confronts Chakrapani when he is smacked and Radha is humiliated.
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Jack Donaghy (Alec Baldwin), outgoing Vice President of East Coast Television and Microwave Oven Programming for General Electric (GE), researches company Kabletown (which recently purchased the NBC network as a charitable, tax-deductible act), to find a way he can contribute in the corporation's development. NBC page Kenneth Parcell (Jack McBrayer) lets it slip that he may have been living forever, when he shows concern that Kabletown may impose new rules for "age limits and age verification" for pages. A former colleague, Dave Hess (Scott Bryce), who left NBC for Kabletown, reveals that Kabletown's success comes from running pay-per-view adult channels; the company runs "the perfect business" and needs no investment in new services or products. On learning this, Jack is horrified at the prospect of no longer making things.
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There is some evidence that vigilance toward threat faces can be detected during short but not longer exposures to faces, indicating a possible initial hypervigilance followed by avoidance. The Face-in-the-crowd task shows that individuals with social anxiety are faster at detecting an angry face in a predominantly neutral or positive crowd or slower at detecting happy faces than a nonanxious person. Results overall using this task are mixed and this task may not be able to detect hypervigilance toward angry faces in social anxiety. Focus on the self has been associated with increased social anxiety and negative affect, however, there are two types of self-focus: In public self-focus, one shows concern for the impact of one's own actions on others and their impressions.
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Karen (Katharine McPhee) and Ivy (Megan Hilty) both vie for an orange juice commercial, and Karen wins out, which only accentuates how unhappy Ivy is at having to go back to the ensemble of Heaven on Earth. Sam (Leslie Odom, Jr.) shows concern for how many pills Ivy's taking, but she brushes it off as simply part of taking Prednisone. But Ivy takes more and more pills to deal with life, leading her to be high while performing Heaven on Earth, and after falling down from her buzz, get kicked off the stage by the lead. Karen sees the performance while trying to return the sunglasses she accidentally swapped with Ivy at the orange juice audition, and after yelling at each other, the pair end up drinking together and bonding.
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He accepts the job in exchange for resources that he needs in order to get his revenge on another presidential candidate, Park Kwan-soo, who previously ordered the killing of his lover. In the meantime, Je-ha gets assigned to guard Go An-na, the hidden daughter of Jang Se-joon, whose life is always threatened because of Yoo-jin, her stepmother. An-na, who has been reclused and lonely all her life, starts relying on Je-ha, who shows concern for her and protects her at all costs. They slowly fall in love with each other, which makes Je-ha torn between having to work with his ally, Yoo-jin, in order to get his revenge and protecting his new found love, An-na, against his own ally.
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Nahum and the destruction of Nineveh; Illuminated Bible from the 1220s, National Library of Portugal Nahum's prophecy carries a particular warning to the Ninevites of coming events, although he is partly in favor of the destruction. One might even say that the book of Nahum is "a celebration of the fall of Assyria." And this is not just a warning or speaking positively of the destruction of Nineveh, it is also a positive encouragement and "message of comfort for Israel, Judah, and others who had experienced the "endless cruelty" (Nahum 3:19) of the Assyrians." The prophet Jonah shows us where God shows concern for the people of Nineveh, while Nahum's writing testifies to his belief in the righteousness/justice of God and how God dealt with those Assyrians in punishment according to "their cruelty" (Nahum 3:19).
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She has a very good working relationship with Mac Taylor, and he treats her like an equal, as opposed to his Assistant Supervisor. In the season 7 premiere, she meets Taylor and the rest of the team in the lab after finding the dead body of a woman on her arrival to the lab. She has revealed that she is a fan of the Alabama Crimson Tide college football team during a case involving stolen jewelry (in real life, actress Sela Ward's alma mater is the University of Alabama); and once worked for a burlesque club at college, but only as an accountant, much to the intrigue and later the disappointment of Mac. She also, like her predecessor Stella Bonasera, often shows concern for Mac, as in the episode "Nothing for Something" when she notices that Mac had been wearing the same suit three days running.
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Jac Tharpe saw this change of style as evidence that the chapter had originated as a separate story that was integrated into the novel; Charles B. Harris sees the "sudden use of naturalistic details" as taking on an "integral function" in the book, one prepared by the previous chapter with the subtle introduction of some passing naturalistic detail. Though he shows concern for verisimilitude—particularly in the immediacy of the abortion scene—Barth at times draws attention to the artifice of the writing. Jake recounts long conversations with Rennie or Joe that he points out never occurred as written—he has ordered and condensed their content. Jake also expresses a belief that was to manifest itself in Barth's later approach to writing: "To turn experience into speech, that is, to classify, to conceptualize, to grammarize, to syntactify it—is always a betrayal of it, a falsification of it".
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She has feelings for Dagmyer (who does not reciprocate and who barely even acknowledges her) and appears to be far more skilled than him; she manages to save him from some falling rubble while Kenshi (with Mexiah in his arms) is escaping from Wahanly, Lithia, Aura, Chiaia, Maria, and Yukine (who were chasing them on board Wahanly's Mechaworker prototype), and again from near-death during Kenshi's rampage in his Sacred Mechanoid. She shows concern for Dagmyer and his honor as the show progresses; her own sense of honor is far more evident than his when she voices her concerns about his hiring Lan and the other bandits, Lan's continuing and growing reckless behavior and the dishonorable methods Dagmyer uses against Kenshi. She regards Kenshi as someone who is kind and is grateful to him for helping Dagmyer change his ways at the end. At the end of the final episode, she kills Lan who is attempting to kill Dagmyer.
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Before opening and claiming to be in the shower, Carlos Alberto hides the corpse under his bed and dressed quickly getting to his aunt and also her parents who had arrived at the club. Carlos Alberto is nervous, something that both her parents strange as his aunt, this rang desperately to the house after Carlos Alberto for attending Susana let alone on the phone talking to his aunt who believed that the parents of Carlos Alberto were in the doctor. Adriana shows concern Suana suspecting that he had gone to Carlos Alberto and then goes home to claim their nerves especially since the president was looking for his wife and that this had left his car in the parking lot of the company. Even with his nerves and arguing a call from the company, Carlos Alberto quickly dress the corpse of Susana and going to the outskirts of the city and using a shovel borrowed from a construction near his home buries the corpse of Susana.
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Although still skeptical of Gafinilan's motives, they join forces with him and help rescue Mertil from Visser Three. Ax, who is so far in the series seen as an honourable character, shows his open disapproval of Mertil and the thought that he should be treated with as much respect as other Andalites, on the grounds that he is disabled, which may have been a trait he picked up from his Andalite upbringing, as Andalites as a whole are shown in this book to not take their handicapped kind seriously. However, when Marco accuses his kind of being unfeeling, Ax points out that humans are similarly flawed, as people with handicaps are often pushed away from the limelight and kept hidden away in hospitals and institutions, instead of being allowed to live the kind of life they would have had, were they not disabled. The softer side of Marco's personality is also shown in this book, as he shows concern about how Mertil, a morph- incapable Andalite, would survive in a human world once his friend Gafinilan succumbs to his illness and passes away.
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When he thought that Nora's downtrodden husband, Wally (Joe Gladwin), had left her and emigrated to New Zealand, he was originally going around in Wally's old clothes and tidying up. But when Clegg and Blamire tricked him into believing that Nora was intent on marriage, he panicked and tried his hardest to remove Nora from the dinner to which he had invited herSeries 2, Episode 4 – Some Enchanted Evening (Wally had in fact gone to his mother's for a couple of days, and Compo knew that he was coming back after all). Although Nora often gives Compo the hard end of her broomstick, she does often display concern or kindness towards him. When he cleans himself up during Wally's escape, she dresses up for a meal with him;Series 2, Episode 4 – Some Enchanted Evening when he disappears off a cliff on one of Foggy's wild schemes, she shows concern; when he is caught in one of Wesley Pegden's (Gordon Wharmby) exploding vehicles, she rushes forwards and tries to comfort him with a showing of her leg.
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