That's why his baseless tax smear on Romney worked four years ago.
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He looks like he doesn't belong there, an ashy smear on celluloid.
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Balms, mousses, soufflés: three things we don't typically plan to smear on our faces.
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Smear on the grilled sides of the baguette and top with slices of the steak.
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Smear on Outside Blood foundation with a special brush that's shaped like Babe Ruth's mitt.
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But a tiny smear on her shirt's right shoulder was found to be Joel's blood.
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I wonder if there have been sufficient fact-checks of this smear on the channels where it aired live.
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Even a waxy smear on a doorjamb, that could be where he'd touched after he'd wiped an itch on his cheek.
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Magic. When we tested it ourselves, we couldn't believe how easy it was to smear on — or how natural it looked.
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The weapon of choice for some muggers is Tiger Balm, the heat rub, which they smear on victims' eyes to disable them.
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He fell to 0-6 with a 5.68 ERA over seven career World Series starts, a smear on his Hall of Fame legacy.
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Instead, you smear on the formula inside the ampoule like a serum, then place the rubber sheet mask that helps it penetrate on top.
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The women may have each had a different chemical on her hands to smear on Mr. Kim's face, creating the nerve agent VX. _____ 12.
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James can be figurative in one painting and, in another, rub a surface with paint, make a palpable, potently suggestive smear on the surface.
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It's the latest smear on the U.S.'s ICBM forces, which have a documented history of widespread low morale and service-member drug use.
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They decide they'll do it — naked — and plan to bring oatmeal cookies along with a quart of pig's blood to smear on the draft records.
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People with darker skin tones are much less likely to develop skin cancer, but they should still smear on the SPF on a regular basis.
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But the media frenzy — which included rampant racism and a "smear on the front page of a national newspaper" — all but demanded that level of castigation.
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When the sun rose the next morning, the gulls that followed us from the harbor were gone, the land a low smear on the western horizon.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia rebuffed as a baseless smear on Thursday a U.S. allegation that Moscow may be conducting low-level nuclear tests in violation of a moratorium.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia rebuffed as a baseless smear on Thursday a U.S. allegation that Moscow may be conducting low-level nuclear tests in violation of a moratorium.
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Update: When you smear on eye cream at the end of each night, you're probably not worried about helping anything other than your crow's feet or undereye bags.
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I mix pounded garlic and anchovy with Dijon mustard and olive oil into a quick paste to smear on the meat, and add a shower of roughly chopped rosemary.
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Photo: Cornell UniversityAs delicious as butter is—adding flavor and texture to almost any food—it's not the healthiest thing to smear on toast or corn on the cob.
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"If it is proved to be related to (the missile issue), such illegal behaviour is a smear on the public boycott campaign," state-run tabloid Global Times said in an editorial.
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The emergence of the Charlottesville-Truther movement and the attempted smear on Buttigieg amount to a 'Canary in the Coalmine,' moment for American politics going into the 2020 race for president.
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I do not consider it a coincidence that this Democratic smear on Justice Thomas comes as he celebrates 25 years on the court, and in the heat of a presidential election.
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Street fights threaten guns, knives, brass knuckles, broken glass, multiple assailants—the sorts of unknown variables that could turn a jiu jitsu world champion into a bloody smear on the sidewalk.
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When a baseball finally hit the ground after the requisite 0.6 seconds, it bounced off a sheet of cardboard treated with lampblack, which left a smear on the ball, indicating point of impact.
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Some of this has been very public - the smear on the front of national newspaper; the racial undertones of comment pieces; and the outright sexism and racism of social media trolls and web article comments.
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In 2016, Harry issued a statement condemning "the smear on the front page of a national newspaper; the racial undertones of comment pieces; and the outright sexism and racism of social media trolls and web article comments."
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Some of this has been very public — the smear on the front page of a national newspaper; the racial undertones of comment pieces; and the outright sexism and racism of social media trolls and web article comments.
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Given King's Landing's regression into a theocracy and Cersei's penchant for turning petty quarrels into internecine warfare, I worry if the Tyrells aren't about to wind up like the old guard Starks: a red smear on a parquet floor.
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The Cowboy (not to be confused with The Cowboys, who also released a fine album in 2017), take the riffy and yelly sounds of acts found on Am Rep Records in the 90s and then smear on an extra layer of misanthropy.
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" In the statement, a spokesman for the prince denounced, among other things, "the smear on the front page of a national newspaper; the racial undertones of comment pieces; and the outright sexism and racism of social media trolls and web article comments.
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Of course, it's pricier if you're eating the restaurant version all the time, but if you want to save money and still eat this heart-healthy fruit — yes, it's a fruit— then it's the simplest thing since peanut butter to smear on your toast yourself.
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If I order chana masala from my local Indian joint, for example, I can usually stretch that plus rice, samosas, and garlic naan for two meals, and then have a few chickpeas left over to smear on whole wheat bread and top with balsamic crusted-kale.
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Texan hunters, who smear on face paint and wear night-vision goggles to track and take out the nocturnal pigs by land and by air, have pushed back, convincing a state district judge in March to issue a monthlong restraining order against use of the warfarin bait.
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After receiving their order, they claim their 2-year-old daughter Payton began licking whipped cream off the Java Chip Frappuccino right away—before a family member noticed both a "red smear" on the cup as well as a "strong metallic smell," KTLA reported, citing the family's lawsuit.
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It's a cheap salve that many Westerners think they can smear on to address a systemic wound brought about by centuries of colonialism, none of which can be undone with a volunteer visit (complete with a photo-op as a coda to document all of the "life-changing" progress).
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Some of this has been very public — the smear on the front page of a national newspaper; the racial undertones of comment pieces; and the outright sexism and racism of social media trolls and web article comments… Harry lamented his inability to protect Markle and her loved ones, bombarded by paparazzi.
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I like to think that my tolerance for charlatans of the mind is low, but when it comes to the lotion I pat on my cheeks and the grease I smear on my legs, I'll consider anything — as impressionable as a passive, pseudoscience-prone young woman in a Nathaniel Hawthorne novel.
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The process of picking shampoos and conditioners and keratin treatments and leave-in styling agents and pore-cleansers and moisturizers and blah blah blah feels so hit-or-miss, and I have no idea how this concoction of chemicals I'm supposed to smear on my body is radically different from that other one.
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Her pragmatism and her accusations of an "artful smear" on Sanders' part don't erase the political problem caused by her paid speeches at Goldman Sachs -- which she had joked about in a CNN town hall the night before, saying with a laugh that the $675,000 in speaking fees she received was what they'd offered.
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Some of his current contentions about booze are clearly untrue (that he was of legal drinking age in Maryland as a senior), disingenuous (that he and his friends referring to themselves as "Renate Alumni" was a gesture of friendship, not a smear on the name of fellow high schooler Renate Schroeder), or simply risible (that admission to Yale Law School proves he wasn't much of a partier).
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We're going to go into more discussion about these in a minute, but first, keep in mind that when we say "bleed," we're talking about just a little bit of blood — you might notice a red smear on the condom, you might see a bit of blood on toilet paper when you wipe after peeing (which you should do after sex), or you might notice a few drops of blood on your underwear.
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McGrath announced Thursday that she's expanding her Pat McGrath Labs cosmetics collection with Lust 004: a selection of six matte lip shades, plus three fine glitters to layer on top of them, a sheer gloss and the fine gold powder that was behind Rihanna's glitter tears on the September cover of W. At her launch event in NYC, McGrath demonstrated the secret behind her signature gold drip: Just smear on a dollop of lip gloss and blow a dusting of her new gold powder on top of it, which creates a truly molten look.
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In modern slang, the term "skid mark" means a fecal stain or smear on the back of one's underwear.
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Smooth rock, such as quartzite, is difficult to smear on, while sandstone or granite is much easier. The angle of the slab also plays a large part in the difficulty of the move. A 60 degree slab is easier to smear on than an 80 degree slab. A good smear also puts as much shoe in contact with the rock as possible.
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This version featured Pat Smear on second guitar and Lori Goldston on cello. It was the final time "Something in the Way" was performed live.
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This version featured Pat Smear on second guitar and Lori Goldston on cello. "On a Plain" was performed for the final time live at Nirvana's last concert, at Terminal Einz in Munich, Germany on March 1, 1994.
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When he approached the station, Rybakov also noted that Chikatilo's coat had grass and soil stains on the elbows. Chikatilo also had a small red smear on his cheek and what appeared to be a severe wound on one of his fingers.The Red Ripper, p. 186 To Rybakov, he looked suspicious.
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He called the statement, "a smear on the entire Tamil community." During a cabinet shuffle later that year she was dropped from cabinet. There was some speculation that although culture was part of her portfolio she had made few friends in the arts community. In 1998 she was made Parliamentary Assistant to the Premier.
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The Daily Caller says this woman was not interviewed for their story. Menendez's office described the allegations as "manufactured" by a "right-wing blog" as a politically motivated smear. On March 18, 2013, Dominican police announced that three women had said they had been paid $300–425 each to lie about having had sex with Menendez.
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The avidin- peroxidase labeling TUNEL assay is applicable for light absorption microscopy. Many TUNEL-related kits are commercially available. Apoptotic DNA fragmentation is also analyzed using agarose gel electrophoresis to demonstrate a "ladder" pattern at ~180-BP intervals.[1] Necrosis, on the other hand, is usually characterized by random DNA fragmentation which forms a "smear" on agarose gels.
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On November 18, 1993, the band performed an acoustic version of "All Apologies" during their MTV Unplugged performance at Sony Music Studios in New York City. This version of the song featured Pat Smear on second guitar and Lori Goldston on cello. "All Apologies" was performed for the final time live at Nirvana's last concert, at Terminal Einz in Munich, Germany on March 1, 1994.
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On November 18, 1993, the band performed an acoustic version of "Dumb" during their MTV Unplugged appearance at Sony Music Studios in New York City. This version featured Pat Smear on second guitar and Lori Goldston on cello. The song was performed, along with "Serve the Servants," at Nirvana's final television appearance, on February 23, 1994 in Rome, Italy for the RAI television show, Tunnel. This version featured Melora Creager on cello.
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A brittle hold stays under > mistreatment and then I really blow it. Fearful of a smear on now-non-sticky > boots I use an edge and move up, a fall fatal, but the automaton stabs back > through, wobbling, but giving its all and I grasp a large sidepull and tube > upward. The ropes dangle uselessly from my waist. Arthur Birtwhistle on > Diagonal, I grasp incuts and the tight movement swerves to a glide as > gravity swings skyward.
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Sound engineer Andy Wallace added delay to these sounds to complete the effect. On September 3, 1991, the band recorded a version during a three-song John Peel session for the BBC at Maida Vale Studios in London. The full session, produced by Dale Griffin, was first broadcast on November 3, 1991. A live version, featuring Pat Smear on second guitar, was recorded for the television show Nulle Part Ailleurs in Paris, France on February 4, 1994.
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Ashford conjured up a music label, What? Records, and convinced Peaches to sell its inaugural 45—according to Smear, on the promise that it would be the "only store in the world" to offer it. (What? would issue another seminal L.A. punk single, The Dils' "I Hate the Rich", in September.)Heylin (2007), p. 372. Acting as the band's manager, Ashford arranged a photo session for the single at The Masque, a central punk nightclub, in June.
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On December 17, Judge Sanderson finally ruled that prize fighting was illegal in San Francisco and the courts would not determine who the winner was. Sharkey retained the purse, but the decision provided no vindication for Earp. Until the fight, Earp had been a minor figure known regionally in California and Arizona; afterward, his name was known from coast to coast. The boxing match left a smear on his public character which followed him until he died and afterward.
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Watt assembled an all-star grouping for his initial tour for the album in early 1995, attracting a great deal of attention from the alternative music press. Watt was backed by Vedder on guitar and vocals, Smear on guitar, William Goldsmith on drums, and Dave Grohl alternating on guitar and drums. The tour also featured Hovercraft (also featuring Vedder, performing semi-anonymously beside his then-wife Beth Liebling), and the Foo Fighters on their first national tour. Watt's ensemble performed on The Jon Stewart Show during this tour.
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Based on a new analysis of old physical evidence, they are assigned to investigate the 1989 murder of college student Lily Price who was strangled to death, probably with a belt. DNA from a small blood smear on her body is matched to recently-paroled child sex abuser Clayton Pell. However Pell was only eight years old when Price died, all but eliminating him as a suspect in the murder and raising the possibility of contamination at the crime lab. Bosch and Chu track Pell to a halfway house for sex offenders, where they meet therapist Hannah Stone.
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Novoselic also recorded bass and accordion for the song "I Should Have Known", appearing on Foo Fighters' seventh studio album Wasting Light. On December 5, 2017, Novoselic joined Foo Fighters on stage at Matthew Knight Arena in Eugene, Oregon, to play bass guitar on "Big Me", a song from the Foo Fighters' debut album Foo Fighters. Ten months later, on October 6, 2018, Novoselic joined the band during an encore to play several Nirvana songs, with Dave Grohl on drums, Pat Smear on guitar, and John J. McCauley and Joan Jett filling in as their lead singer.
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Poisons derived from Acokanthera plants are known to have been used in Africa as far back as the 3rd century BC when Theophrastus reported a toxic substance that the Ethiopians would smear on their arrows. The poisons derived from this genus of plants were used throughout eastern Africa, typically as arrow poisons for hunting and warfare. Acokanthera schimperi, in particular, exhibits a very large amount of ouabain, which the Kenyans, Tanzanians, Rwandans, Ethiopians, and Somalis would use as an arrow poison. The poison was extracted from the branches and leaves of the plant by boiling them over a fire.
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Finally Franklin Blake returns from traveling abroad and determines to solve the mystery. He first discovers that Rosanna Spearman's behavior was due to her having fallen in love with him. She found evidence (a paint smear on his nightclothes) that convinced her that he was the thief and concealed it to save him, confusing the trail of evidence and throwing suspicion on herself. In despair at her inability to make him acknowledge her despite all she had done for him, she committed suicide, leaving behind the smeared gown and a letter he did not receive at the time because of his hasty departure abroad.
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Then Arjuna successfully resisted Karna's weapons with his own and also inflicted casualties upon the Kaurava army. Karna's son Banasena was killed by Bhima in front of Karna himself, and later, when Bhima and Karna fought, Karna was on the verge of death but was left alive by Bhima to help Arjuna fulfill his vow of killing Karna. On the same day, Bhima swung his mace and shattered Dushasana's chariot. Bhima seized Dushasana, ripped his right arm from his shoulder, and killed him, tearing open his chest, drinking his blood, and carrying some to smear on Draupadi's untied hair, thus fulfilling his vow made when Draupadi was humiliated.
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Among these foods is a Vegemite sandwich. U.S. President Barack Obama, in response to a question in March 2011 during a joint visit with Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard to a high school in Virginia, gave his impression of Vegemite by stating "It's horrible". Following a description by Gillard, he said: "So, it's like a quasi-vegetable by-product paste that you smear on your toast for breakfast – sounds good, doesn't it?" During a rain delay in the 2012 Quicken Loans 400 at Michigan International Speedway, Australian race car driver and pole sitter Marcos Ambrose gave Vegemite sandwiches to the NASCAR on TNT commentary team.
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The session, their last for the BBC, was first broadcast on November 18, 1991, and three of the four songs from the session, including "Polly", appeared on the band's compilation album Incesticide on December 1992. This faster version of the song appeared under the title "(New Wave) Polly." An acoustic version of "Polly," featuring Pat Smear on second guitar and Lori Goldston on cello, was performed during Nirvana's MTV Unplugged appearance at Sony Music Studios in New York City on November 18, 1993. The last live performance of "Polly" was at Nirvana's final concert, at Terminal 1 in Munich, Germany, on March 1, 1994.
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In 2003, Essie Mae Washington-Williams revealed she was the daughter of Wilson's former employer, the late Senator Strom Thurmond, and Thurmond's black maid. Wilson was among those who publicly doubted her assertion that Thurmond had a child out of wedlock. Wilson said even if her story was true, she should not have revealed it because "it's a smear" on Thurmond's image and was a way to "diminish" Thurmond's legacy.Jennifer Talhelm, "Most Say Revelation Won't Alter Thurmond's Legacy", The State, December 14, 2003 After Thurmond's family acknowledged the truth of Washington-Williams' revelation, Wilson apologized, but said that he still thought that she should not have revealed that Thurmond was her father.
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Collins expressed surprise about having found out about the decision through the media, and Key admitted that his decision should have been explained to Collins. On 25 November 2014 the Chisholm report was released, clearing Collins of the allegations into her dealings with former SFO director Adam Feeley, so on 4 December 2014 Collins was granted the right to retain the title of 'The Honourable' for life."Retention of the Title ‘The Honourable’" (4 December 2014) 127 New Zealand Gazette 1 at 65.. Collins was cleared of involvement in the Adam Feeley smear. On 7 December 2015, Key announced Collins would return to Cabinet, to hold her former portfolios of Corrections and Police again.
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Crash (born Jan Paul Beahm) and Smear (born Georg Ruthenberg) decided to start a band after being kicked out of University High School for antisocial behavior, allegedly for using "mind control" on fellow students. Their original name was "Sophistifuck and the Revlon Spam Queens", but they had to shorten the name as they could not afford that many letters on a T-shirt. The (initially hypothetical) first lineup consisted of Beahm (then known as Bobby Pyn, and later as Darby Crash) on vocals, Ruthenberg (under the name Pat Smear) on guitar, an early member named "Dinky" (Diana Grant) on bass, and Michelle Baer playing drums. This lineup never played in front of a live audience.
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Near the end of the hearings, McCarthy and Senator Stuart Symington (D-Missouri) sparred over the handling of secret files by McCarthy's staff. McCarthy staff director Frank Carr testified that everyone who worked on McCarthy's staff had access to classified files regardless of their level of security clearance. Symington hinted that some members of McCarthy's own staff might themselves be subversive and signed a document agreeing to take the stand in the hearings to reveal their names in return for McCarthy's signature on the same document agreeing to an investigation of his staff. But McCarthy, after calling Symington "Sanctimonious Stu", refused to sign the agreement, claiming it contained false statements, and called the accusations an "unfounded smear" on his men.
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Regardless of whether the doctors treating Markov had known that the poison was ricin, the result would have been the same, as there was no known antidote to ricin at the time. A diagram of a possible umbrella gun Ten days before the murder, an attempt was made to kill another Bulgarian defector, Vladimir Kostov, in the same manner as Markov, in a Paris metro station.John D. Bell, Bulgaria in Transition:Politics, Economics, Society, and Culture after Communism, Westview Press, Boulder, 1998, p.251. KGB defector Oleg Kalugin confirmed that the KGB arranged the murder, even presenting the Bulgarian assassin with alternatives such as a poisonous jelly to smear on Markov's skin, but to date no one has been charged with Markov's murder, largely because most documents relating to it are unavailable, probably destroyed.
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The second stanza goes on to depict memory as a cruel monster which tortures their minds, forcing them to relive the "Carnage incomparable" they witnessed. Owen's chilling contrast between "Treading blood" and "lungs that had loved laughter" echoes a regular theme in his works, that the men who gave themselves for the war had once been amiable and friendly people before the dead "ravished" their minds. The third stanza describes how those who survived the war live now with shell shock, in that scenes from the battlefield insert themselves into everyday life; sunlight is a "blood-smear" on a window, then night falls "blood-black" - they cannot escape the sight of blood. The macabre tone of the poem is added to by the image of hallucinations of "set-smiling corpses", describing the "hilarious, hideous" faces of the patients as they remember.
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Responding to The Atlantic smear on Mondoweiss. Later that year, the Algemeiner Journal published another article decrying Mondoweiss for its associations with Judith Butler, in light of her recent comments describing Islamist movements, even those of the militant variety, like Hamas and Hezbollah, as "social movements that are progressive, that are on the Left, that are part of a global Left".Petra Marquardt-Bigman, "Defending Judith Butler in The Ivory Tower", Algemeiner Journal, September 7, 2012. In 2013, Peter Beinart, writing for The Daily Beast, accused Mondoweiss of "ignoring human rights abuse unless it can be linked to America or capitalism or the West", and said that "By admitting that they're more interested in human rights violations when Israel commits them than when Hamas does, Horowitz and Roth are implying that they don't really see human rights as universal".
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Field research by Tim Gallagher and Martjan Lammertink, reported in Gallagher's 2013 book, found evidence — in the form of accounts by elderly residents in the bird's range, who saw imperial woodpeckers decades earlier, and who discussed their recollections with the researchers — that foresters working with Mexican logging companies in the 1950s told the local people that the woodpeckers were destroying valuable timber, and encouraged the people to kill the birds. As part of this campaign, the foresters gave the local residents poison to smear on trees that the birds foraged on. Because groups of imperial woodpeckers tended to feed on a single huge, dead, old-growth pine tree for as long as two weeks, applying poison to such a tree would be an effective way to wipe out a group of up to a dozen of these huge woodpeckers — and, perhaps, even to kill off succeeding groups of the birds that might move into the area, and be attracted to the same tree. Gallagher suspects that such a campaign of poisoning may be the key to the species' apparent catastrophic population crash in the 1950s, which has hitherto lacked a satisfactory explanation.
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Cimino allegedly killed chickens and bled horses from the neck to gather samples of their blood to smear on actors for Heaven's Gate, and also allegedly had a horse blown up with dynamite while shooting a battle sequence, the shot of which made it into the film. This film played a large part in renewed scrutiny of animal cruelty in films, and led to renewed official on- set jurisdiction to monitor the treatment of animals by the AHA in 1980. After the release of the film Reds (1981), the star and director of the picture, Warren Beatty apologized for his Spanish film crew's use of tripwires on horses while filming a battle scene, when Beatty was not present. Tripwires were used against horses when Rambo III (1988) and The 13th Warrior (1999) were being filmed. An ox was sliced nearly in half during production of Apocalypse Now (1979), while a donkey was bled to death for dramatic effect for the Danish film Manderlay (2005), in a scene later deleted from the film. Captured sea turtle at Jamestown, Accra, Ghana There is a case of cruelty to animals in the South Korean film The Isle (2000), according to its director Kim Ki-Duk.
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