The smearing of both men, like the smearing of Comey, is a ploy.
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Smearing Clinton was their ticket to power, and smearing her will be their ticket to absolution.
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Enter Donald Trump smearing America's immigrants in formerly unthinkable terms.
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It&aposs like -- why are they smearing this particularly person?
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What's all this righteous indignation and smearing bought Hillary Clinton?
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So stop smearing Democrats and reach out to them, instead.
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U.S. President Lyndon Johnson was expert at smearing his opponents.
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It's not about smearing because, again, this stuff doesn't smear.
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Late Monday, Trump accused the media of smearing the students.
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She expresses no contrition about her smearing of the President.
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He is a master at smearing rivals with compromising material.
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He is smearing you right now as you are testifying.
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She clawed at her face, smearing sauce into her eyes.
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President Donald Trump spent much of the summer viciously smearing Rep.
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Special environmental conditions allowed for the footprint to appear without smearing.
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And throw in a little simulated ghosting and smearing for authenticity.
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Were they all part of some sort of broad smearing effort?
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But this is eons away from smearing Vaseline on your lids.
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There was no clear footage of Siti Aisyah smearing Kim's face.
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The president's defenders insist that he was not smearing Mr Biden.
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Then it was the smearing of a fine man, Justice Kavanaugh.
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Smearing those who speak out is quite separate from correcting the record.
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There was the anonymous person smearing a Democratic Congressional candidate in Virginia.
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Smearing pigment across their face is a "fuck you" to beauty standards.
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Or the patients had outward signs like smearing feces on the walls.
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Both AMI and the Saudis had something to gain from smearing Bezos.
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He worked with conservative journalist John Solomon to plant stories smearing Yovanovitch.
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And his spin machine got busy smearing Bolton as greedy — and worse.
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I only like watching men poop, I'm not into eating or smearing.
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It first involves smearing the little squares of photosensitive material with Serratia marcescens.
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Smearing the bot with bacteria gives the entire structure a slightly negative charge.
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I'm putting stuff on my gloved hand and just smearing it on there.
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And he says she's discrediting the #MeToo movement by smearing him with lies.
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No one has a video of GRU agents smearing a doorknob with Novichok.
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The Labour Party accused Goldsmith and the ruling Conservative Party of smearing Khan.
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And it can still leave residue, because you're really just smearing with paper.
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Smearing of colors; when they've colorized things, people have had problems with that.
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People on the right, including the president's son, are mocking and smearing her.
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You often have to clean the tablet after smearing food on the screen.
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The Knicks have received considerable criticism for smearing Porzingis on his way out.
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The researchers were concerned about microlensing, or smaller-scale effects smearing out the data.
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Megan Fox as Jennifer-turned-succubus, smearing foundation on her face in Jennifer's Body.
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They are falsely smearing not only the president and congressional Republicans and yours truly.
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Without the disclaimer, it's indistinguishable from an awkward attempt at smearing a political opponent.
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There was no Fox News to support McCarthy unconditionally while smearing Murrow and Welch.
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On Monday, it accused The Times of "smearing" its counterterrorism tactics in the region.
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He was always [getting angry] and smearing shit all over his cell in protest.
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Harry Reid smearing Mitt Romney as a tax cheat based on no evidence, anyone?
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And the smearing of Biden reinforces the concerns some of us have about Sanders.
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So we literally have four years of them smearing rape victims behind the scenes.
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I was now thankful for the menstrual blood smearing in between my restrained legs. Lubrication.
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In 1949, upperclassmen began smearing lard on the monument to make the climb more challenging.
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I can't believe you're just smearing that jam on that bread as if nothing's happened.
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Hillary's smearing of Tulsi as a Russian asset has given Tulsi's campaign a needed boost.
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News every night via her lawyer smearing a man's name and producers that love her.
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Nina Jankowicz of the Wilson Centre in Washington has dubbed such tactical smearing "sexualised disinformation".
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There are more than enough institutions, Israelis feel, that specialize in smearing the Israeli military.
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This would explain why these weirdos are fixed on smearing me with claims of incest.
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Another option might be to skip smearing on sunscreen entirely and instead take a pill.
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Mason, who in a statement accused the league of smearing him, emphatically denied the accusation.
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She swaps between using different pressures of strokes, dotting, swiping, patting, and smearing the paint.
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Surliness, sauciness, and outright smearing are by no means innovations of 21st-century American politics.
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That's when two top Ukrainian officials released secret evidence to the American media, smearing Manafort.
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Sadly, the Huffington Post was not the only publication to allow the smearing of innocence.
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Is it really just as simple as Trump smearing orange makeup all over his face?
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Try to press one and it spoils, smearing the pages of your book with brown.
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That conservative pundits claim to be outraged at the F.B.I.'s investigation of the Trump campaign — or the smearing of Carter Page — while being indifferent to Trump's attempt to investigate Joe Biden — and the smearing of Hunter Biden — marks a fresh low in rhetorical sophistry.
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She insisted on sitting up in bed ,smearing cheese spread on celery sticks and munching away.
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But now Russian media are smearing it as a dangerous country run by a mafia clique.
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It's not that pushing back on Clinton's smearing of his supporters doesn't have some political advantages.
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The attorneys wrote that Avenatti has focused on "smearing" Cohen publicly and has made inaccurate statements.
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In subsequent tests, the researchers ground the caterpillars into a paste, smearing it onto the plastic.
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According to iRobot, the company behind the famed automated vacuum, shit-smearing is a common occurrence.
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Yesterday, Foley posted a video of himself smearing peanut butter on a pile of scrambled eggs.
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The President has repeatedly and vehemently denied all such allegations, at times even smearing the accusers.
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The other half of the butter is for smearing all over the outside of the bird.
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"Its sort of smearing her with mud by making a statement about other accusers," Lynch said.
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Strewn among pieces of artwork is a mysterious black powder, mostly discovered after smearing unsuspecting hands.
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The students began rubbing their palms together vigorously, paint smearing over the insides of their hands.
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"We don't welcome those who come to China to make money while smearing China," he said.
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Trump began his presidential bid nearly four years ago by smearing Mexicans as rapists and criminals.
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And Mr. Trump is already hard at work smearing Mr. Biden as a senile old fool.
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Frankenthaler merged loose and precise techniques with these works, densely smearing earth tones in distinct layers.
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"Will self-deception and smearing China help with epidemic response?" spokeswoman Hua asked on Twitter Sunday.
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Call this hip-hop's impressionist era, when rapping is really singing and singing is really smearing.
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These review bombers typically go in with the agenda of smearing the product and/or its creator.
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It's the old-timey equivalent of smearing Vaseline on the camera lens or skilfully Photoshopping an image.
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Sinema did not directly address McSally's allegation but charged that McSally had resorted to "smearing" her campaign.
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She took the knife out to look, smearing it with the chocolate she had just been eating.
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Siti and Huong are accused of smearing the deadly nerve agent on the victim's face and eyes.
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Now Donald Trump has come close to precipitating another constitutional crisis by smearing and seeking the removal
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Joe McCarthy when he was in the middle of smearing Fred Fisher, a lawyer in Welch's office.
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And she is under absolutely no obligation to participate in a smearing of her and her family.
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"Our goal was to let people leave their testimony without smearing the walls again," Ms. Filipponi said.
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They said they were told to wash their hands immediately after smearing the substance on Mr. Kim.
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Ms. Finley became infamous for smearing herself with chocolate onstage in a work dealing with psychic damage.
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To ease her son's sadness, his mother suggests he Radha's skin color by smearing her with paint.
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The Independent Vermont senator has said Clinton is smearing his record on guns to score political points.
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In CloudFlare's case we believe that leap second smearing is a reasonable solution to incorporate leap seconds gradually.
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" Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson tweeted, "The Democratic establishment has got to stop smearing women it finds inconvenient!
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Apparently repairers can verify the issue by having users rub their fingers on the display, so smearing appears.
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Ecuador's president complained that Mr Assange had repaid his country's hospitality by smearing faeces on the embassy wall.
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The lipstick smearing would become an iconic gesture later imitated by Lorde at the 2014 American Music Awards.
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I didn't take the Felker name flippantly and any smearing of it isn't welcome on my page anymore.
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Crockford called the BioScience paper a personal attack and a "peculiar brand of 'scientific' smearing" on her blog.
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They started going positive and touting the president&aposs success, and now they&aposre just smearing this Democrat.
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Yes, reusable straws — so you can sip that precious H2O all day long without smearing your liquid lipstick.
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Journalists dislike the cemaat's media outlets for applauding the trials and smearing those who exposed the group's wrongdoings.
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Police have arrested a Vietnamese woman and an Indonesian woman suspected of smearing the chemical on his face.
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"The president is smearing the anti-corruption ambassador as she testifies against him," said Democratic Representative Eric Swalwell.
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Smearing a woman who makes a serious sexual assault allegation looks bad, politically, in the era of #MeToo.
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The uni-ball Jetstream RT Ballpoint Pens write smoothly without smearing, and they come in a three-pack.
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"There's a reason out of state billionaires are smearing Tammy Baldwin," the new Senate Majority PAC ad says.
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LaPierre earlier Thursday warned conservatives that socialists are smearing gun rights advocates and seeking to eliminate their rights.
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In addition to smearing immigrants and communities of color, he very often inveighed against the evils of journalists.
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All that smearing and scraping and smoothing, and the little round spinny pedestal thingy—I can do that!
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Giuliani's interest in smearing Yovanovitch centered on her refusal to permit a politically motivated investigation into the Bidens.
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"It seems that some US officials enjoy smearing China around the clock and around the world," she said.
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For most people, it's just dipping your finger in paint, then dotting, dragging, or smearing it on paper.
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In recent days, right-wing social media users and pundits have been smearing the missing men as blasphemers.
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It's believed that this is where the custom of smearing loved ones with color during Holi came from.
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Smearing and intimidating nominees who do not pledge allegiance to the financial interests of the rich and powerful.
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They will also think nothing of bringing dead animals into your house and smearing them on your furniture.
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Even with all the innovations in sunscreen, people will always look for ways to avoid smearing on the stuff.
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But more recently, they have been going after and smearing anyone who disagree with their politics, calling them bigots.
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According to Spear, one of her daughters had an accident that day, smearing feces all over the bathroom wall.
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In the footage, dirt can be seen smearing the walls, and huge piles of clothes appear on the floors.
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Mr Salmond is said to feel betrayed by his protégée; Ms Sturgeon's aides accuse his team of smearing her.
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Like throwing wet paper towels at our annoying younger siblings, and smearing your mum's lipstick all over your face.
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Felice Soldwedel says her husband's claims are ludicrous and he is publicly smearing her because she wants a divorce.
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He should lead by example, stop politicizing these issues and stop smearing members of Congress," he continued," Greenblatt continued.
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" Eager to fuel this perception, Team Trump has been smearing Democrats as engaged in a campaign of "presidential harassment.
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Some of the most repellent images show the prisoners protesting their conditions by smearing feces on their prison walls.
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After his story went viral, people began to attack him on Twitter, accusing him of smearing the company's image.
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But the same cannot be said for another tweet he posted later Thursday smearing Obama with a photoshopped image.
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"Painting me and Darren Byler as intelligence agents is a very poorly done, crude, smearing counterattack," Mr. Zenz said.
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" Khan spoke at the 2016 Democratic National Convention, where he criticized Trump for "consistently" smearing "the character of Muslims.
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Lawyers for Ciminielli, Aiello and Gerardi blamed Howe for smearing their clients&apos good names, saying he was the criminal.
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The senior Hunter was asked to respond to allegations that the smearing of the Democrat could be seen as racism.
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I just want to spend the rest of my days as stress-free as possible, dribbling paints and smearing colors.
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The China Daily said the "false picture" of Xinjiang in the foreign media was "aimed at smearing the Chinese government".
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Then, he combined the concentric circles, smearing all of their equations into a single equation that described the whole system.
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The posts included a Yelp review that linked to a Wordpress blog that included about 67 links smearing Generational Equity.
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The two women were allegedly caught on closed-circuit television cameras smearing the deadly nerve agent VX across Kim's face.
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In "Bed," the artist used real things, smearing paint, red fingernail polish, and toothpaste onto a pillow, sheet, and quilt.
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It's unclear if Sandberg thought that she would get away with, for instance, smearing critics by associating them with Soros.
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Tripp on Monday accused Clinton's allies and the "complicit media" of smearing her name and painting her as a villain.
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They end by smearing black paint over their arms and faces, which transforms them back into the mutating throbbing orbs.
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Take the recent smearing of Trump over the claim that he ignored the outstretched hand of a disabled, young boy.
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" The fifth is labeled as "author abuse" for smearing the author and calling the editor a "disgrace to the profession.
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" In the post, Monahan alleged Ellison was unfaithful and characterized his behavior as "pathological lying, cheating," and "smearing my name.
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I struggled to take a selfie while holding this massive McChicken, ultimately smearing spicy Arrabbiata sauce all over my jeans.
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A group in Warsaw called "Stop Pedophilia" has been traveling the country smearing gay people with baseless claims of abuse.
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"Smearing people just because you don't like what they're saying often works to shut them up," Ms. Binkowski, 39, said.
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As we saw in public reactions to Christine Ford's testimony, those women are still vulnerable to shaming, smearing, and abuse.
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It's easily the best I've tried, as it stays on all day without smearing and it doesn't dry out over time.
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" In the post, Monahan alleged that Ellison was unfaithful and characterized his behavior as "pathological lying, cheating," and "smearing my name.
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They will start, and it&aposs already started, the smearing, besmirching and fear-mongering and assassinating the character of Judge Kavanaugh.
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The fingerprint sensor is also built into the display, so no more taping the back and possibly smearing the camera lens.
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Linda Burney, the shadow minister for human services, said smearing those who speak out is quite separate from correcting the record.
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Smearing a layer of sunscreen on top of your painstakingly applied foundation can seem as appealing as plucking your nose hairs.
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Most masks come with a spatula that's not only good for mixing, but ideal for smearing the goo across your face.
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The American Academy of Dermatology recommends smearing on one ounce — enough to fill a shot glass — to cover your exposed areas.
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I mean, that kind of hatred, they are smearing the 212 millions of Americans for the sin of voting for Trump.
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They are broadly and energetically painted, using (apparently) an array of tools for scraping, wiping, splashing, and smearing— nothing unfamiliar there.
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At 173, I was still smearing concealer over my lips and clumping my eyelashes together with my one, dried-out mascara.
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Some of the most evocative music accompanied his suicide, committed while heavily intoxicated, wearing underwear and smearing his face with lipstick.
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Nadler seems hell bent on continuing to spend his time smearing and harassing a private citizen for purely partisan political reasons.
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So we've been kind of blessed that there's been this wave of believing victims of sexual abuse, instead of smearing them.
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Yet this attack is smearing her once again about something that happened decades ago in which she was not the villain.
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Both defendants were accused of killing Kim Jong-nam by smearing VX nerve agent on his face in the crowded terminal.
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The foreign ministry accused Ms. Farha of fabricating stories and implied that she was a terrorist sympathizer, bent on smearing Egypt.
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During early live shows, Saoudi tried on a few old punk-rock tactics: smearing himself with feces or appearing onstage naked.
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Tehran has persecuted and intimidated BBC Persian journalists and their families, arbitrarily arresting them, publicly smearing them, and freezing their assets.
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The FBI, CIA or any other intelligence agency should immediately stop smearing presidential candidates with innuendo and vague, evidence-free assertions.
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But the new telegraph suddenly allowed news of his exploits to spread, and made possible both mythmaking and savage political smearing.
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But the constant bickering now threatens to blow back on both of them, as allies allege one is smearing the other.
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The concoction came with a long list of ingredients, but that didn't stop me from smearing it all over my waffle.
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If Lorde was a child of Tumblr's collage of influence, Clairo is a playlist baby, smearing moods like a D.J. might.
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These organizations know the U.S. Constitution affirms the supremacy of American law, but this does not deter them from smearing Muslims.
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I can't take you seriously on any level now that you've demonstrated you don't know anything about the group your smearing.
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White students dressed up like black celebrities, smearing on shoe polish to resemble Michael Jackson, or wore Nazi uniforms to parties.
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"Okami" appropriately looks just like a painting, with black objects smearing ever so slightly if you turn the camera quickly enough.
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So it was a bit rich for the prime minister's spokesman to employ them when smearing a big opposition group this month.
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We've all been there – smearing on self-tanner or getting a spray tan when, all of a sudden, everything goes horribly wrong.
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White House officials have just had to apologize to the United Kingdom for smearing the British intelligence agency by making false statements .
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"The White House is smearing Senator Merkley because they can't defend their indefensible policy of snatching children from their parents," Zaccaro said.
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He shocks them even more by saying something in a strange language over the grave before smearing red paint on his cheek.
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I remember being let out and walking down thehall, and people would be spitting out their windows, smearing their ownshit on themselves.
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One of the cousins thankfully breaks into the leftover chocolate cake and I cheerfully follow his lead, smearing my slice with avocado.
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We as Americans should all be concerned with the smearing of the Trump administration and unfounded allegations of collusion with the Russians.
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Build a bridge between the two cultures by smearing secret "Seoul Sauce" (crushed sesame seeds and a wedge of lime) over everything.
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Smearing is not good enough in an impeachment effort; Democrats would have to prove — repeat, prove — that Kavanaugh has committed impeachable offenses.
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The Outer Space Treaty of 1967 requires that nations exploring other planets take measures against smearing Earth microbes across the Solar System.
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Giuliani and his henchmen, presumably at the president's behest, didn't merely attempt to strongarm Kyiv into smearing Biden with allegations of corruption.
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Clinton's credibility as a champion for women by accusing her of smearing her husband's accusers in his sexual scandals during the 1990s.
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First, these rumors are one-sided, nearly always hatched by Republicans against Democrats, and almost exclusively smearing the Clintons and Barack Obama.
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"It saves us the trouble of other members driving through it with their carts and smearing it all over the warehouse floors."
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On Friday, Trump redirected his ire toward Clinton, accusing her of smearing the women Bill Clinton had affairs with in the 1990s.
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But that's precisely because responding to bad publicity by doubling down and smearing critics is the way a child would handle things.
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Kronner bypasses the meat grinder and hand-cuts the beef, first making sure it's nice and cold to avoid smearing the fat.
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Nan's house deliberately shows the wear and tear of a real life, with stray wires creeping around corners and dust smearing windows.
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But speaking of Comey, Trump not only fired him but is smearing him on his way out the door as a criminal.
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Entrenched interests rush to the defense of the accused, venerating the powerful and actively smearing the character and motivations of the accuser.
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After the announcement, Trump's campaign began running ads smearing potential opponent Joe Biden with widely debunked claims about his relationship with Ukraine.
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One wonders whether in the controversy over Ukraine, the Trump team ultimately accomplished what it wanted -- a smearing that badly weakened Biden.
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Three suspects are in custody, including two women from Vietnam and Indonesia who were caught on video smearing a substance on Kim's face.
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In Joiri Minaya's "Siboney," the artist paints a wall with a stunning tropical landscape, then rubs her body against it, smearing the paint.
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By smearing his arch-enemy as a traitor, Mr Kaczynski may hope to reduce Mr Tusk's chances of ever returning to domestic politics.
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" Just as the 2014 documentary on Hill, "Anita," made both the smearing Republican senators and sheepish Democratic senators look bad, so does "Confirmation.
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Details: The 26-year-old was accused of smearing VX nerve agent on Kim Jong-nam's face in Kuala Lumpur airport in 2017.
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Republicans wrote and released a memo earlier this year smearing the Department of Justice and FBI, saying investigators hold deep anti-Trump bias.
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The two young women were accused of smearing VX nerve agent on Kim's face in an airport terminal in Kuala Lumpur on Feb.
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In all honesty, I've ended many drunk weekends by sloppily dumping micellar water on a cotton round and smearing it across my face.
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If my body touches the surface aggressively or lightly, smearing or sanding, it creates different emotional notes, different speeds, and different focal points.
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The research itself indicated that the levels applied to the test participants' gloves would be akin to smearing your hands with infected feces.
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Malaysian police say the two women were spotted smearing a substance on people's faces at shopping malls in the days before the killing.
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Mr. Browder, who lives in London, has accused the film's director, Andrei Nekrasov, of defaming him and smearing the memory of Mr. Magnitsky.
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In his big press appearance Tuesday, F.B.I. Director James Comey took the now-familiar prosecutorial path of smearing the target he couldn't nail.
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Rue: I've spent so much time in the shower with the cold smearing down my back but ten minutes later I smell again.
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The paper claimed the actions of the Chinese government in Xinjiang had "saved countless lives" and blamed the West for "smearing" their efforts.
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But the evidence instead shows that Trump made smearing his political opponents the cost of doing business with the United States of America.
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In the interview, Mr. Costello accused Mr. Cohen of smearing him to the prosecutors as part of a bid to reduce his sentence.
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" He added that the estate has "a gigantic vested interest, a financial interest, in smearing these two young men, and in discrediting them.
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These are clear indications that the Turkish government's priority is maintaining cordial relations with Moscow — even if it requires smearing its NATO ally.
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Why are the campaigns focused on smearing each other instead of laying out their plans and how they will benefit the general public?
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Both women have always maintained through lawyers and relatives they thought they were smearing baby oil on the face of the older man.
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A new study shows that quickly smearing an ethanol-based hand sanitizer onto your hands probably won't kill those cold and flu bugs.
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Vote Leave officials on Monday denied breaking election rules and said they were facing an attempt to undermine Brexit by smearing their reputations.
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One of them starts off in her bikini and ends up completely naked, bar the blond wig and a smearing of glittery eyeshadow.
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Eating, smearing, shitting on someone, and the like, is probably about as gross to me as it is to someone without the fetish.
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He suggested the assassins might have used a "binary concoction", smearing two non-fatal elements of VX which mixed on the victim's face.
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The International Kickboxing Federation (IKF) issued a caution about smearing a fighter's face with Namman Muay (avoid contact with the eyes and open wounds).
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I'm not in the business of smearing Trump, so don't come to me for that — I won't be the guy to provide Trump criticism.
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And he is the first to offer effusive praise of an autocratic ruler (whose critics frequently turn up dead) by smearing his own country.
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WASHINGTON -- After years of smearing good people with false charges of bigotry, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has finally been held to account.
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By contrast, the smearing of Curiel took place in the here and now, against someone with a name, a face, and a particular history.
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Schiff responded to the question, assailing Republicans for asking it and accusing them of "smearing" his staff and "circulating smears" in unconfirmed press reports.
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Now you can lend your hair a hit of silver-and-purple glimmer by just smearing the stuff on straight from the tube. Genius.
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Whereas Brus uses plaster to cover his body, Pinder uses white paint, smearing it on his head and neck to match his white clothes.
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National Rifle Association (NRA) CEO Wayne LaPierre on Thursday warned conservatives that socialists are smearing gun rights advocates and seeking to eliminate their rights.
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This is another transparent attempt to sow division b/t minority communities and distract from your own criminal behavior by smearing a Muslim woman.
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Others challenged Mr. Buttigieg's understanding of Christianity and accused him of smearing the religious convictions of the very people he wants to win over.
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"They think the only way they can run is by smearing you to be a nativist, a misogynist, a racist, a homophobe," he said.
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Under the guidance of the North Korean handlers, Mr. Gooi said, the women practiced approaching strangers in public and smearing liquid on their faces.
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But his blues phrasing often veers toward abstraction, his notes smearing and disappearing without an alibi — like a nose on a canvas shrewdly misplaced.
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CNN commentator Van Jones also slammed the reference, saying Trump "selling sweet-tasting candy with poison in it" and accusing him of "smearing" Dreamers.
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Chinese State Councillor Wang Yi said U.S. politicians are smearing China globally without providing evidence and using statecraft to suppress legitimate Chinese business interests.
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Since the Popsicles weren't getting sufficiently melty in the air-conditioned studio, I took matters into my own hands, smearing the bar across my thigh.
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Pillsbury" had said China has "total respect" for his "very, very large brain" and smearing the women behind allegations as part of a "con job.
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The visual highpoint comes in the opening moments, with a montage of Morticia's beauty routine that involves smearing her parents' ashes on herself as makeup.
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By making this issue about the liberal media smearing Trump, they are normalizing him — making this a standard left-right fight rather than something extraordinary.
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They aren't just "spinning" or fudging facts — they are making stuff up, smearing the Ukraine whistleblower, and refusing to fess up when they're proven wrong.
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Trump accepted Taylor as acting ambassador to Ukraine but is now smearing him as a "Never Trumper" without providing any evidence to support his claim.
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After Trump spent some time smearing Omar, going as far as to baselessly suggest she supports al-Qaeda, chants of "send her back" broke out.
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He pointed to the lack of evidence of any such quid-pro-quos, and accused critics of "smearing" him and his wife, according to NPR.
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It's unlikely that the dense demarcation is made of actual tattoo ink (especially since some sites caught it smearing toward the end of the night).
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So many people are smearing makeup all over their face for vanity, they don't seem to care that animals were tortured and killed for it.
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In new attacks on the congresswomen, Trump has focused on smearing them as anti-US socialists in a bid to return to familiar campaign themes.
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Those pigments are combined with ingredients such as stearic acid, which helps to thicken the mixture and prevent the pencil from smearing on your brow.
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That's right — regardless of whether or not you realize it — we've been swiping and smearing this trendy color all over our faces for a while.
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This isn't about tarnishing his legacy, or smearing his name, or anything like that, because as far as I'm concerned his legacy can't be tarnished.
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Meltwater from the upper layers of the glacier trickle through the airspaces between the snow granules, smearing the chemical signals and making the core unusable.
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"Right, Di … it's the moment of truth," I said, buttering slightly toasted bread (white, of course) and smearing on just the right amount of Vegemite.
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Richard Burgon, Labour&aposs shadow justice secretary, said Johnson had gone &aposstraight from a tragedy to reheating pre-packaged political lines smearing the Labour party.
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Driving to the zoo, looking for parking, and smearing sunscreen on squirmy toddlers is tough enough without struggling to operate your simple child-transportation device.
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Pea shoots are just coming into season, and you can't go wrong turning them into pesto and smearing it all over seared brawny pork chops.
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Prosecutors say the women knew what they were doing, and had practiced the planned attack by smearing liquid on strangers in a nearby public places.
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She came across as a sympathetic figure given Trump's decision to yank her out of Ukraine as his personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, was smearing her.
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Devin Nunes, the ranking Republican member of the Intelligence Committee, also defended Solomon's work and accused the media of "furiously smearing and libeling" the journalist.
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In an email from May titled "No shit,"the DNC's chief financial officer Brad Marshall considers smearing Sanders on religion in the southern state primaries.
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Even for mayo lovers like me, the image of smearing mayonnaise all over a piece of raw or semi-cooked meat is not the easiest sell.
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Luckily, if you're not up for the gawking or want to sleep without smearing your neck pillow, there are transparent mask options for more peaceful pampering.
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Mr Babanov's rivals also deployed ugly dog-whistle politics, smearing him as unfit to be president because he is half-Turkish and has a Kazakh wife.
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He also said a few foreign media outlets misrepresented the committee&aposs discussions and were smearing China&aposs anti-terror and crime-fighting measures in Xinjiang.
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On Monday, the prosecutor announced that the grand jury convened for that investigation of Planned Parenthood instead brought charges against the makers of the smearing videos.
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A video of that encounter, which was described as a practice session for smearing Kim's face with VX nerve agent, was also shown to the court.
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"Martha has chosen to run a campaign like the one you're seeing right now, where she's engaging in ridiculous attacks and smearing my campaign," Sinema said.
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"Records reviewed by ICIJ describe detainees in isolation mutilating their genitals, gouging their eyes, cutting their wrists and smearing their cells with feces," the organization reported.
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Polone strongly believes PETA is smearing the movie by trying to mislead the public into believing the dog and other animals were put in harm's way.
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Siti Aisyah of Indonesia and Doan Thi Huong of Vietnam are suspected of smearing Kim Jong Nam's face with the banned VX nerve agent on Feb.
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But this time, Clarke decided to take advantage of Naufahu's deep slumber and push the prank a little further — by smearing his dessert all over him.
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"You are dealing with a potentially indelible smearing of our law enforcement institutions," said Neal K. Katyal, who was acting solicitor general under President Barack Obama.
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But the Hindu extremists who have become a driving force in India are so obsessed with demonizing Muslims that they are smearing it as an abomination.
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Mr. Cohen's lawyers frequently fired back, accusing Mr. Avenatti of "fanning a media storm" and of "smearing" Mr. Cohen in a relentless series of televised appearances.
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Monica Lewinsky has finally emerged from a long period of being frozen in amber, after the capricious behavior of Bill Clinton and the smearing of Clintonworld.
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Yovanovitch was seen as the target of a campaign of disinformation organized by Trump associates, intent on smearing her character and securing her removal from Kyiv.
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Or when she gains a modicum of success and he becomes jealous and petulant, smearing frosting on her face when she calls him out on it.
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The only people charged so far are a Vietnamese woman and an Indonesian woman, accused of smearing the victim's face with VX. He died within 20 minutes.
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In the new suit, he says Laura and her attorney clearly didn't learn their lesson -- and the December comment constitutes another instance of smearing his good name.
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"That role is even more important at a time when Donald Trump and his allies spread dangerous distortions with the intent of falsely smearing his political opponents."
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Just the level of physical trauma in this film is something I haven't had to contend with since the early years when I was smearing blood around.
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Melissa Lackersteen, a makeup artist for Game of Thrones, told Refinery29 that the HBO show used facial cleanser and KY Jelly for a smearing of fake cum.
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I've always imagined bakeries with walls in peppy colors; heteronormative, perfectly coiffed, couples in matching His and Hers aprons; boyfriends lovingly smearing icing on their girlfriends' noses.
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She asserted that Giuliani had led a "concerted campaign against me," smearing her among her colleagues and telling them that she had spoken ill of the president.
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I just dipped my finger into a jar of glitter and rubbed it on each eyelid, smearing the glitter all the way up to my brows. Simple.
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And if you miss out, you can probably have the same experience by just smearing real fried chicken all over your body before heading to the beach.
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There were the True Believers: Trump supporters who have bought into the campaign's narrative that the media can't be trusted and is obsessed with smearing their candidate.
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Page accused the congressional intelligence committees of smearing his reputation while ignoring his complaints about a FISA warrant obtained by the Obama administration to spy on him.
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It was the '90s, and besides, smearing gold flecks along my clavicle or lining my eyes with blue sparkles seemed appropriate for a lecture on Marcel Duchamp.
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That role is even more important at a time when Donald Trump and his allies spread dangerous distortions with the intent of falsely smearing his political opponents.
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Even Lester Hayes, the former Oakland Raiders cornerback who was known for smearing his hands and body with a ridiculously sticky goop in the 1970s, was impressed.
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But instead he began to talk like Trump, gratuitously smearing a black congresswoman who was a friend of the Green Beret's bereaved family — with provably false charges.
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But in its tweetstorm, the cookbook maker accused Wansink of cherry-picking recipes, making up arbitrary portion sizes, and smearing its name under the guise of science.
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Just before Mr. Trump picked him for the intelligence job, Mr. Ratcliffe was on the president's favored source of intelligence, Fox News, smearing the special counsel's report.
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"Do I Wanna Know?" is the ideal portal to the Arctic Monkeys' sleek, swaggering, lipstick-smearing, leather-jacketed world on "AM," the band's best album to date.
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"I love overlining my lips," Kendall says in the clip, sitting in front of Kylie's signature YouTube backdrop while smearing a Lip Kit all over her face.
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The video for "Bad Guy" showed Eilish smearing blood on her face and dancing around wildly while the video for "Bury a Friend" had horror-like visuals.
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"Donald Trump is the modern-day Hitler," an elotero in northeast Los Angeles tells me while smearing mayonnaise and cotija cheese on tender ears of white corn.
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Two women were charged with poisoning Kim Jong Nam by smearing his face with liquid VX, a banned chemical weapon, at Kuala Lumpur airport in February 2017.
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Paprika (the app, not the spice) Before downloading Paprika, using online recipes meant printing them out or smearing grease, flour and possible traces of salmonella on my iPhone.
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" On Tuesday, Heard's legal team filed documents claiming Depp and his team are attempting to "thwart" their divorce proceedings, and that he is "smearing [Heard] at every turn.
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Aisyah has denied she killed Kim on purpose, telling Indonesian officials she believed she was working on a prank show and was smearing Kim's face with baby oil.
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Police said they killed Kim by smearing VX, a deadly nerve agent, on his face while he was waiting to catch a flight at Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
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All of the available evidence indicates that Trump sought to manipulate a foreign power into smearing Biden and other Democrats for his personal interest, not the national interest.
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While Hill is a member of the Democratic Party and the pundits smearing her are largely conservative, this issue shouldn't be diminished as one of Democrats vs. Republicans.
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A Connecticut college student was charged Wednesday with smearing body fluids on her roommate&aposs belongings in a form of extreme bullying that police called a bias crime.
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Hiding behind anonymity and smearing the President of the United States does not make you an "unsung hero", it makes you a coward, unworthy of serving this Nation.
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But it's still incredibly difficult for revenge porn victims to ensure their privacy remains intact when websites are built around the steadfast purpose of smearing and harassing victims.
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First, they win an election, then they begin discrediting the opposition, smearing and undercutting the free press, inventing "enemies of the people," at home to undercut critics' claims.
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The technique involves taking some bacteria and smearing them all over a thin quartz disc, which is connected to a pair of electrodes, making it an electronic bridge.
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The women who testified against Cosby were subjected, at both trials, to a still-common tactic in defending men accused of sex crimes: blaming or smearing the victim.
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Kevin Spacey getting into character to address his real-life sexual assault allegations was a bad move, both in culpability and name-smearing ... so says a fellow Underwood.
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I caught up with her to chat about bringing up kids in communes, smearing shit on art gallery walls, and the art scene in London in the 1970s.
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Aisyah's aunt told CNN in February her niece thought she'd been hired to work as a comedian, pranking strangers by smearing lotion and tomato sauce on their faces.
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Corsi rose to fame in the 2000s by smearing John Kerry's military service during the 2004 and spreading racist conspiracy theories about Barack Obama's citizenship throughout his presidency.
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Because they were tried in adult court, their names were made public and were reported widely in the news media, smearing them for the rest of their lives.
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Two women, an Indonesian and a Vietnamese, have been charged in Malaysia with murdering Kim by smearing his face with VX, though they say they were unwitting pawns.
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The Transitional Military Council (TMC) has said the force has a strong track record of fighting terrorism and a fabricated social media campaign was aimed at smearing them.
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None of the dreary zero-zero draws of soccer or the ad-laden gridlock of football—this is fast-paced, upwards of 250+ points of rubber-smearing hoopsketball.
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At the worst, the smearing is meant to make it politically possible to replace one or both with Trump loyalists who don't believe in the rule of law.
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All of this — and more — impelled Mr. Cohen's lawyers to push back in court papers, arguing that Mr. Avenatti was "fanning a media storm" and "smearing" Mr. Cohen.
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The United States should reflect upon its human rights situation at home and stop smearing China, ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said at a daily news briefing in Beijing.
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There was a moment when I had to restrain myself from throwing my face down on the table sobbing, smearing mascara and pink lipstick on the white linens.
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Vietnamese Huong is accused with another woman, Siti Aisyah, an Indonesian, of smearing Kim's face with VX, a lethal nerve agent at Kuala Lumpur international airport on Feb.
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" Froma Harrop urged Democrats to be wary of abandoning Biden's candidacy: They "might ask themselves why President Donald Trump is so intent on smearing ... Biden with phony scandals.
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Perhaps it's a sign that she still thinks trying to set herself apart from fellow candidates by smearing them is the way to go, but is it working?
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Far from cowed, some Zulu members, in demonstrators' full view, responded by smearing on their parade makeup and pacing the sidewalk, The Advocate and CNN affiliate WVUE reported.
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The Malaysian police have arrested an Indonesian woman and a Vietnamese woman, and charged them with murder, accusing them of smearing VX nerve agent on Mr. Kim's face.
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Prosecutors say he grew rich while working for years as a secret fixer for political and corporate clients, spying on and smearing their enemies, and even fabricating evidence.
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So it didn't help last week when a San Luis Obispo County jury delivered a rare libel verdict against two reporters accused of smearing a local businessman's reputation.
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While they're harmless, they're not better for you, either, though the thought of smearing on the animal parts found in moisturizers, cosmetics and shampoos may be a deterrent.
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The WWE got an emergency restraining order against an obsessed fan who carried out a poop-smearing attack on a WWE training facility ... fearing he would strike again.
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I used that thick, white paste like there was no tomorrow, smearing it with abandon over my problem areas in the hope it would zap those zits to oblivion.
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They can do things that might, to the untrained eye, seem unbalanced — things like sending dead animals to coworkers, or smearing actual blood on a colleague's face without warning.
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Smearing blood on the face that is "the simplest design that will elicit a response from a newborn" was their way of really driving home the loss of innocence.
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" His attacks continued into Saturday, with Trump tweeting out a link to a Breitbart story about the rally and his defense of his supporters, who the media was "smearing.
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The two women have been accused of smearing Kim's face with the toxic VX nerve agent, a chemical described by the United Nations as a weapon of mass destruction.
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After observing a minute's silence for the victims of the Orlando shooting, the group sang happy birthday and then cut the cake, even smearing a bit on Trump's poster.
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Huong and Siti Aisyah were charged with killing Kim Jong Nam by smearing his face with VX poison, a banned chemical weapon, at Kuala Lumpur airport in February 2017.
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To wit, Trump routinely engages in public fits of rage, encourages physical violence against critics, and turns reality on its head by smearing his targets as "angry" and dangerous.
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Then, of course, toys, vinyl siding; it's in your shoes, it's in your waistband, you might be smearing it on your face, it might be enhancing your sex life.
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But nothing changed — the Washington Times story came out on March 1, 2018, and used Butowsky as a source months after Aaron asked Butowsky to stop smearing his name.
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Even if critics are generous to the president, his words called to mind his smearing Mexican immigrants as rapists and drug mules when he began his run for president.
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Mr Glas insists that Odebrecht is smearing him because, as head of the state asset-holding fund, he criticised it for shoddy work on a power plant in 2008.
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The fact that bin Salman was smearing Khashoggi after his death makes it harder to credit the claim that top-level Saudi leadership was completely uninvolved in the killing.
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There's a deliciously animalistic thrill to be had from smearing something that whiffs like a pair of used hockey socks on a cracker and stuffing it in your mouth.
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Notably, their measure sidestepped McCarthy's divisive tactics in smearing supposed communists coming before his committee, the crux of the issue, in favor of his offenses against the Senate itself.
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By contrast, the "TMZ" appearance was jolting, with Mr. West — unconcerned with camera angles, directing his conversation in multiple directions — smearing his reality atop the highly structured show's foundation.
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Six months after the poisoning, British prosecutors charged both men with transporting the nerve agent to Mr. Skripal's home in Salisbury, England, and smearing it on his front door.
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CNN found two additional columns by Grenell, published in conservative outlets Fox News and Newsmax, in which he accused Plahotniuc's critics of smearing him on behalf of the Kremlin.
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We were debating Sinclair, essentially fighting off a third party undeclared super PAC posing as a media company smearing the nominee's character while simultaneously running against an incumbent president.
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And then there's Trump himself, who brazenly tried to deceive the American electorate by strong-arming a foreign government into smearing his likely 2020 opponent with false corruption allegations.
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Trump keeps sliming Comey for "illegal leaks" But speaking of Comey, Trump not only fired him but is smearing him on his way out the door as a criminal.
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The calculation to go forward with that obstruction won't be personal, any more than it's personal animosity that's driven them to silence in the face of Trump smearing Biden.
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"Anyone who would write an anonymous editorial smearing this president who's provided extraordinary leadership for this country should not be working for this administration," Vice President Mike Pence said.
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For beauty insiders, Korean suggestions of smearing the likes of snail slime and bee venom on your face to plump skin and vanish blemishes are, at this point, foundational.
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Huong and Siti Aisyah were charged with killing Kim Jong Nam by smearing his face with VX poison, a banned chemical weapon, at Kuala Lumpur airport in February 2017.
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After yesterday's mass shooting in Las Vegas, Google briefly gave its "Top Stories" stamp of approval to two 4chan threads identifying (and triumphantly smearing) the wrong man as the shooter.
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I manage to dump a teaspoon or so of powder in my hand and immediately start mixing it up with water and smearing it on my face with the cloth.
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Two women have been charged with the murder of Kim, who police said was killed by smearing VX, a deadly nerve agent, on his face at Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
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In political life, they just keep on smearing you -- even if it all comes to nothing -- people will like you less and won't hold anybody accountable for what they say.
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As society at large follows Tilin's lead, smearing testosterone cream into our collective armpits, will we continue to demand that athletes do as we say, and not as we do?
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The pair claim they were duped, with Aisyah's aunt telling CNN her niece thought she'd been hired to work as a comedian, pranking strangers by smearing stuff on their faces.
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I can talk about how Hillary represented a child rapist and laughed about it, or how she degraded women by threatening and smearing her husband's many extra-curricular lady friends.
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They resort to tactics like smearing the hallways of her building with excrement and using an empty neighboring apartment for an orgy, setting off a series of reactions by Clara.
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" "When investigating and determining the nature of online incidents there must be full proof of the facts, otherwise it's just creating rumors and smearing others, pinning labels on people indiscriminately.
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They also accused Avenatti, with his non-stop series of appearances on television about the case, of "smearing" Cohen in order "to further his own interest" in gaining media attention.
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Mr. Trump's wrecking ball of a presidential bid — the gleeful smearing of his opponents, the embracing of bluster as brand — has been a Roy Cohn number on a grand scale.
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"They've spent, I dunno, a million dollars smearing me — Ted, Senator Ted, the smear artist," Kasich told reporters after a town hall in New York, according to The Washington Post.
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In another, an inflammatory 21972 staging by David Freeman in London, the hero performed while sitting naked on a toilet and smearing what appeared to be excrement about the stage.
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And, by the way, because they realize that they think the only way they can run is by smearing you to be a nativist, a misogynist, a racist, a homophobe.
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Now he's on the left, but he was formidable in the books he wrote and the supporters who funded him, in taking down Anita Hill's reputation, in smearing Hillary Clinton.
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Between 1956 and 1971 it regularly engaged in illegal operations, known collectively as Cointelpro, aimed at carrying out surveillance on, smearing, and discrediting anti-war groups and civil rights activists.
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He wrote it in 2016, after four hospitalizations, beginning when his parents had him involuntarily committed because he was babbling, smearing paint on the carpet and walking barefoot in traffic.
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"Democrats have launched a proxy war smearing the attorney general when their anger actually lies with the president and the special counsel, who found neither conspiracy nor obstruction," he said.
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With their latest, "Double Negative," they've gone full-on impressionistic, smearing and distorting sounds to create beautiful songs from distant moments playing on a radio that's fallen down a wormhole.
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"—David Merritt (@butwhatifitsall) December 1, 2019Richard Burgon, Labour&aposs shadow justice secretary, said Johnson had gone "straight from a tragedy to reheating pre-packaged political lines smearing the Labour party.
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Like the warped faces of Samara's victims, we can shift the contours of our identities using various photo apps, smearing ourselves into abstract forms with the swipe of a finger.
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Avenatti appears to be primarily focused on smearing Mr. Cohen publicly," the lawyers wrote, "in his efforts to further his own interest in garnering as much media attention as possible.
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Rabid fans loved her, but she also attracted an army of haters, who flooded her with hostile comments and hate mail and even created digital forums dedicated to smearing her.
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He emailed a customer that he was a former US attorney and that "smearing" World Patent Marketing online could lead to "serious civil and criminal consequences," per the New Times.
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Public skepticism over sinister political motives are as old as politics itself; even founding fathers like Thomas Jefferson and John Adams weren't beneath smearing each other as toadies for evil interests.
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During the ceremony, villagers come together and celebrate for days, slaughtering goats, dressing their young candidates in ceremonial cloth, and smearing them in millet paste to prepare them for the event.
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On Friday, the White House fired him for disloyalty—not to the country he serves in uniform, but to the president who coerced a foreign power into smearing an election rival.
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In the video, Vanessa, one of the account's owners, sets up the disturbing and graphic "prank" by placing fake blood in a toilet, and smearing fake blood around her genital area.
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For humans, it is "essentially unattainable" to use the same amount of sunscreen; it'd mean something like thickly smearing 100 percent of the body with sunscreen every day for 70 years.
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The prosecution said the women's actions showed "intent to kill the victim" by smearing his face and eyes with VX nerve agent, which a Malaysian post-mortem confirmed had killed Kim.
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"I think every person ended up licking the glass or just smearing their entire face against it to get really interesting color fields with the makeup and sweat mixing," Whitmore says.
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Vallejo police later apologized to Huskins and Quinn, who sued city authorities in March 2016 for smearing their reputations and other damages stemming from police actions during and after the kidnapping.
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Now the EPA, which is under the control of Donald Trump appointee and longtime EPA hater Scott Pruitt, has fired back with one of the administration's favorite tactics: smearing the messenger.
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But his smearing of Christine Blasey Ford and the Democrats who championed her was so vehement that he earned public raves from Giuliani, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Eric Trump and Sean Hannity.
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"What is really disheartening for me is these individuals are smearing our community and our city," said Hepner, accompanied by provincial Public Safety Minister Minister Mike Morris and senior RCMP officers.
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Like Mr. Portabella, Brakhage uses the hand-held 16-millimeter camera to dynamic effect — smearing light or blurring the image to achieve special effects that more timid filmmakers might consider mistakes.
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"We are firmly opposed to the malicious smearing and attacks against China by certain foreign journalists, who are not welcome in China," the Chinese foreign ministry said in a statement Friday.
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By reopening a closed investigation, he irresponsibly gave the Foster conspiracy freaks credibility to continue smearing the Clintons and poison public debate for another three years, all at the taxpayers' expense.
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Liz Bowman, the top public affairs official responsible for such nice things as smearing journalists who published embarrassing stories about the EPA's handling of Hurricane Harvey cleanup in Houston, resigned last month.
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"Democrats have launched a proxy war smearing the attorney general when their anger actually lies with the President and the special counsel," said the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, Rep.
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In some cases, that involved old-school camera tricks, like smearing "face grease" from one of the camera operators on the lens to get the softer look for the Houston video parody.
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In fact, liberals will only become liberal again once they abandon this type of sneering and smearing and recognise that free speech—even for those we despise—is the core liberal project.
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I ate a Snickers bar after lunch on the rocking chairs outside our hotel room, smearing chocolate on my yoga pants while I watched the Pacific crash onto the rocky shore below.
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Huckabee Sanders represents White House policy, which includes smearing people for political gain and selling legislation through blatant falsehoods, like a health care repeal bill that would have cost millions their insurance.
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They use "we" pronouns, to show solidarity and eliminate any potential for character smearing in the tabloids: "This is not the future we envisioned," Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert wrote in 2015.
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I'm embarrassed to recall another "feminist" performance I did during my junior year' in which I stood on a pedestal on campus' naked' smearing pomegranate juice all over my body and moaning.
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With a touch that strikes a deft balance between the buttery assertions of Joshua Reynolds and the careless smearing of contemporary deskilling, flights of chaos here often spread unabated into painterly pileups.
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Not content with smearing a guy they just escorted out of the building in handcuffs, Knicks PR doubled-down on their Oakley's A Drunk gambit releasing another statement later in the day.
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"For the South China Sea waters to be calm, Washington should first stop its ugly practice of smearing China and avoid any move that stirs up tension in the region," it said.
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These supporters say they are the victims of unfair double-standards and the political smearing of a wholly benevolent foundation, due only to the fact the Hillary Clinton is running for president.
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" Jonathan Greenblatt, the chief executive of the Anti-Defamation League, said in a statement that "David Duke's latest remarks – smearing Jews and Jewish Republicans specifically – are as unsurprising as they are hateful.
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Or it doesn't stay on through my day, so if I cry at a movie, sweat, or move around too much, I end up with raccoon eyes, mascara smearing down my face.
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In defense of ending his stay, officials pointed to Assange skateboarding in the hallways, accused him of smearing shit on walls, and alleged that he threatened the staffers who provided him shelter.
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The two women were accused of killing Mr. Kim by smearing VX nerve agent on his face at Kuala Lumpur International Airport as he prepared to leave the country in February 2017.
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The most egregious false claim: Smearing Democrats Prominent Democrats had a consistent response to Trump's decision to kill Iranian military commander Qasem Soleimani: criticize Trump's decision and say nothing nice about Soleimani.
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Last fall, Qanon conspiracists targeted the Louisiana and Kentucky gubernatorial elections by flooding key hashtags such as #vote and #VoteonNov5 with tweets and memes supporting the Republican candidates and smearing their opponents.
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The President of the United States has spent two years smearing her, turning her into an emblem of the supposed "Deep State" that is out to get him and undermine his presidency.
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He didn't do himself any favors by smearing former Attorney General Loretta Lynch, for example, or dwelling on Donald Trump's small hands and orange complexion — comments which come across as almost Trumpian.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Every year around September, mud-covered figures run amok in the streets of the Shimajiri District in Japan's Okinawa Prefecture, smearing dirt on anyone they encounter.
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According to Bouchey, there is likely a negative propaganda campaign in full swing smearing those who have left, likely using some of the personal issues they may have revealed in the class.
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Doan Thi Huong, 30, was charged along with an Indonesian woman of poisoning Kim Jong Nam by smearing his face with a banned chemical weapon at Kuala Lumpur airport in February 2017.
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Two women, Indonesian Siti Aisyah and Vietnamese Doan Thi Huong, have been charged with murdering Kim by smearing his face with VX, a banned chemical poison, at Kuala Lumpur airport on Feb.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indians are celebrating Holi, the Hindu festival of colors, this week, spraying water cannon and smearing colored powders over each other in an annual ritual marking the beginning of spring.
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There's only so much you can do to your lips before you venture into ridiculous territory and start applying 100 layers of gloss, pressing on crystals, or smearing wasabi paste all over them.
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A rep for Ali tells TMZ, she worked with Rachael, fitting her in a one-of-a-kind Pia Gladys Perey gown, which she says Rachael ruined by smearing makeup all over it.
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My hippie food upbringing—mornings spent smearing tahini on sprouted bagels, topping yogurt with spirulina, making brown rice in preschool, and eating bucketfuls of millet, tofu, and nutritional yeast—now came in handy.
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The prosecution said in its charge sheet their actions showed "intent to kill the victim" by smearing his face and eyes with VX nerve agent, which a post-mortem confirmed had killed Kim.
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Meek's lawyers are referring to a TMZ interview last week with Judge Genece Brinkley's lawyer, A. Charles Peruto, Jr., who threatened to sue Meek's attorneys and others for smearing the judge's good name.
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There's a kiss in "Lahu Munh Lag Gaya," but it's not anywhere near as provocative as the way these two look at each other — or Deepika smearing red Holi powder down her neck.
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"They started a very public media campaign smearing raves, calling them havens for drug use," recalled Will Chang, a corporate lawyer who ended up acting as a spokesman for the underground party scene.
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Contestant Raven Gates asserted on Twitter that her castmate had been purposefully "smearing" the name of Demario Jackson, the contestant who was accused of allegedly engaging in inappropriate contact with Olympios on set.
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Would anyone seriously want to trade the brilliantly inventive Silicon Valley for a coal-burning, smog-smearing, pollutant-choking heavy industrial sector that even the Chinese government is desperate to get rid of?
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Doan Thi Huong was charged along with an Indonesian woman with poisoning Kim Jong Nam by smearing his face with liquid VX, a banned chemical weapon, at Kuala Lumpur airport in February 2017.
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In a Monday press conference, Geng Shuang, a spokesman for China's foreign ministry, did not deny the authenticity of the documents but accused The Times of misinterpreting them and "smearing" China's counterterrorism tactics.
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The Malaysian police have arrested two women who are accused of smearing Mr. Kim's face with the nerve agent VX. Malaysia said the women were most likely recruited by several North Korean suspects.
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"It is worth remembering that smearing ambassador Yovanovitch was a means to an end: removing her would allow the president's allies the freedom to pressure Ukraine to announce their sham investigations," Nadler said.
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"Democrats have launched a proxy war smearing the attorney general when their anger actually lies with the president and the special counsel, who found neither conspiracy nor obstruction," Collins said in a statement.
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At her hearing, Van Houten candidly described how she joined several other members of the group in killing the LaBiancas, carving up Leno LaBianca's body and smearing the couple's blood on the walls.
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Smearing Mr. Mueller: The most certain and perhaps most insidious assault will be more of what we have already seen — a campaign to smear Mr. Mueller and his staff by pushing meritless attacks.
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We don't want his aides to take his phone and mute his tendency to attack, or his habit of making false claims and smearing the media outlets charged with holding the government accountable.
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Huong and an Indonesian woman, Siti Aisyah, were charged with killing Kim Jong Nam by smearing his face with VX poison, a lethal chemical weapon, at Kuala Lumpur's main airport in February 2017.
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The Ether 2s don't do their creations many favors, and there's plenty of pop and electronic and hip-hop music that, I'm sorry to say, benefits from the smearing effects of more distorted headphones.
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By smearing Mr Obama, the president may have hoped not only to deflect attention from talk of Russia, but also to arm his supporters with a made-up counter-scandal to set against it.
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That's how you do a face mask, plain and simple — or at least that's what we thought, until Madonna coyly alluded to an off-label usage that involved smearing it all over her behind.
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The N.F.L. did not change the rule last off-season but tried to clarify it, in a way that wipers clarify a windshield covered in mud by smearing the mess from side to side.
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After a few weeks of smearing a gel — he did not know if it was AndroGel or a placebo — on his stomach, he began to feel different, with more sexual desire and more energy.
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"Mr Avenatti appears to be primarily focused on smearing Mr Cohen publicly in his efforts to further his own interest in garnering as much media attention as possible," Cohen's lawyers said in the filing.
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Hannity, however, would continue promoting it, telling listeners of his radio show that day that he was "retracted nothing"; this, even as Rich's brother Aaron publicly begged Hannity to stop smearing his brother's name.
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In March 2018, Joel and Mary Rich, the slain DNC staffer's parents, filed a lawsuit against Fox News, Butowsky, and others accused of not only smearing Rich's name, but openly attacking his family's reputation.
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Indonesian Siti Aisyah is accused with another woman, Doan Thi Huong from Vietnam, of killing Kim Jong Nam by smearing his face with VX, a banned chemical poison at Kuala Lumpur airport on Feb.
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In addition to smearing Valerie Jarrett with vile racist terms, Roseanne spent much of the time leading up to that fateful tweet spewing out a stream of conspiratorial hate that was just as poisonous.
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In its modern incarnation, Fox News effectively serves as an arm of the Trump campaign — echoing his talking points, suppressing unflattering stories, smearing Democrats, and even spreading conspiracy theories that serve the president's interests.
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In August, a Central Michigan University student pleaded guilty to assault and battery after being charged with hazing for smearing peanut butter on the face of an unconscious student with a severe peanut allergy.
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Yet such images are effective in smearing Ms. Rousseff and the Workers' Party — of which Mr. Haddad is a member — in a country where there is much antipathy to communism among the middle class.
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For example, defense lawyers for Cosby, both in his initial 2017 trial and in the 2018 retrial that put him behind bars, resorted to blaming and smearing the women who reported crimes by him.
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"No amount of smearing can change the fact that not a single U.S. Senate candidate was willing to go on the record and say that they supported Mitch McConnell for Majority Leader," he said.
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Athletes from the cooler northern climates have been practising for the humidity and rain by smearing the ball in baby oil and shampoo, not the normal tools of the trade for props and hookers.
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Can you for a moment imagine the icons of your party, like Ronald Reagan or Dwight Eisenhower, risking the security of a country threatened by Russia, for the sake of smearing a political rival?
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And time and again, we've seen retroactive smearing, assertions that the victim was actually a thug, a criminal, a monster, a predator who needed to be dragged away like an animal for public safety.
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Vietnamese Doan Thi Huong is charged, along with an Indonesian woman, Siti Aisyah, with killing Kim Jong Nam by smearing his face with VX, a banned chemical weapon, at Kuala Lumpur airport on Feb.
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" At Monday's debate, Sinema responded to McSally by saying, "Well, Martha has chosen to run a campaign like the one you're seeing right now where she's engaging in ridiculous attacks and smearing my campaign.
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Reed claims the video clearly captured the officers committing murder, for which they should be convicted; and he said the video was released, in part, as a response to a preemptive smearing of Sterling's character.
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But Trump, when asked 12 days after the ambush why he hadn't commented, chose to turn it into a major story by smearing his predecessors and claiming they didn't contact the families of fallen soldiers.
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But Trump's smearing of Tester has continued into this week, as members of the White House, including legislative affairs director Marc Short, called in to a talk radio show in Montana to slam the senator.
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They laid out in stark detail how the president and his underlings tried to coerce a vulnerable eastern European country into falsely smearing former Vice President Joe Biden, the leading Democratic presidential candidate last summer.
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Once her husband's head hits the pillow, she begins her secret midnight beauty ritual, finally taking off all that makeup, smearing on a heavy layer of face cream, and twisting her hair up in rollers.
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But this time around, instead of cutting off all her hair and smearing on the rainbow eyeshadow, this look is much more of a make-under than a makeover — and we're here for every moment.
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Mueller's stature obviously hasn't stopped Trump from trying to destroy him—that's how Trump works, smearing and besmirching every halfway decent human being he comes into contact with, dragging them down to his sorry level.
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Smearing the prospect of religion itself, one commissioner effectively blamed both slavery and the Holocaust on religion, decrying the notion that a person may legitimately hold a religious belief that runs contrary to progressive doctrine.
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Finally, ladies can get that sweet sense of justice that only comes with smearing their period blood across the face of a man who'd like to bar their access to a safe and legal abortion.
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Any given moment might see her doing back bends, rolling on the stage, grinding on a tree, and smearing fake blood on her face, before spitting it onto the crowd to alternating disgust and delight.
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The Hawaii lawmaker made it clear on Tuesday she feels this is unfair, accusing the New York Times and CNN of smearing "veterans like myself for calling for an end to this regime-change war."
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Mr. Ligon frequently quotes African-American literature or pop culture, smearing or smudging stenciled letters in his works to reflect and emphasize the messiness or violence of the content — or the threat of historical erasure.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday that China opposes the United States smearing Chinese companies, after media reports that the U.S. administration is considering Huawei-like sanctions on Chinese video surveillance firm Hikvision.
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She was describing an ideal way to meld the flavors of ripe strawberries, crumbly meringue and softly whipped cream, of smearing them into one another so that every spoonful would hold the best of each.
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They said the coverage of Biden became noticeably fairer within days of their approach with journalists, and that last Saturday, when Biden spoke out about Trump smearing him, he tripled his average per-day fundraising.
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By the 20153s, these assemblages had become environments against which, and within which, she performed, smearing her nude body with paint and grease and surrounding it with props: live snakes, shattered glass, a cow skull.
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Buy the six-pack STEMSFX Heavy Duty Plastic 218 Pocket Folders on Amazon for $2100 Ballpoint pens: The uni-ball Jetstream RT Ballpoint Pens write smoothly without smearing, and they come in a three-pack.
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Two women, Indonesian Siti Aisyah and Vietnamese Doan Thi Huong, are on trial on charges of murdering Kim by smearing his face with VX. Reporting by David Alexander; Editing by Mohammad Zargham and Grant McCool
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Some smearing of the data might even be a boon: You don't want to fixate on a single wonky violinist when it takes a symphony of neurons to move your vocal cords and lips and tongue.
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And by the way, he was never confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court in large part because of what was lying and fear mongering and just frankly, smearing, by people such as Senator Ted Chappaquiddick Kennedy.
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In July, Musk got the party started by injecting himself into the drama around a high-profile Thai cave rescue by building an unnecessary "submarine," then smearing one of the actual rescuers involved as a pedophile.
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After a long series of seemingly promising opportunities went nowhere, Packer is currently living with her sister in DC. She still blames Congress for smearing her, and for preventing her from moving on in her career.
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Picking up on Twitter attacks earlier in the day, Mr. Trump accused Mr. Tester of unfairly smearing Ronny L. Jackson, the doctor who withdrew from consideration as secretary of veterans affairs, with false allegations of misconduct.
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Over the course of 90 minutes Pence argued, again and again, that Kaine's invocation of Trump's racist, sexist, and demeaning remarks against women and minorities and his ignorant comments about foreign policy was typical political smearing.
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What's more, in addition to the long distance and the small size of the object, the astronomers were challenged by the moon's rapid orbital speed, which made it difficult to combine multiple images and prevent smearing.
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It's become such a familiar trope for smearing leftists, that it's likely many of the folks who use it don't even know the organization they're referencing has been "close to extinction" for more than a decade.
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When President Donald Trump kicked off his campaign in the summer of 225 by smearing Mexican immigrants as rapists and drug traffickers, he had only his own celebrity to spread dubious theories about immigrants and crime.
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McCarthy initially denied inventing the story and said she was the victim of "campaign smearing," but in June, the local Democratic Party said it would not support her unless she could prove she was a doctor.
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Corey Lewandowski, Trump's first campaign manager, was a marginal political player who, prior to working for Trump, may have been best-known for smearing an opponent in a 2002 Senate campaign about his stance on terrorism.
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Making that 2012 film, Mr. Lee said, he felt hindered by the motion blur — the apparent smearing of moving objects — that resulted from shooting in 3-D at the traditional rate of 24 frames per second.
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So after stepping gingerly around the issue on Friday, calling on Mr. Comey to release more specific information but not overtly criticizing him, her campaign made it personal on Saturday, accusing the director of smearing Mrs.
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Indonesian Siti Aisyah and Doan Thi Huong, a Vietnamese, are charged with murdering Kim Jong Nam by smearing his face with VX, a chemical poison banned by the United Nations, at Kuala Lumpur airport on Feb.
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A 20-year-old college student in Michigan has been charged with hazing, accused of smearing peanut butter on the face of a friend who had a serious peanut allergy, the student's lawyer said on Wednesday.
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This week he wrote a column titled "The Smearing of Woody Allen," which questioned the scrutiny Allen has come under in recent months, including for allegations that he molested his 7-year-old daughter in 1992.
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Security footage showed them smearing a substance on the face of Kim Jong Nam, who had been living in exile from North Korea in the Chinese territory of Macau after criticizing his younger half-sibling's regime.
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Gochujang, the fermented Korean red pepper paste that is a little sweet and a little dank at the same time, is what you should really be smearing all over your pristine cuts of salmon, tuna, and hamachi.
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Two women – one Vietnamese and one Indonesian – have been charged with killing Kim, who died after the women were seen on airport surveillance cameras smearing a substance on his face as he waited to catch a flight.
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By smearing his archenemy as a traitor, Mr Kaczynski plays to his conservative base and may hope to reduce Mr Tusk's chances of making a triumphant return to Polish politics in time for the 2020 presidential election.
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Let us stand and be counted together to put an end to smearing anyone who dares to speak out, an end to questioning why we wait so long after our bodies, hearts, souls, and psyches first suffered.
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Now they're wasting time and money on a witch hunt that's already been thoroughly investigated, playing partisan politics with crucial briefings, and smearing dedicated public servants whose only crime is refusal to play along with their shenanigans.
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BEIJING, May 22 (Reuters) - China's Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday that China opposes the United States smearing Chinese companies, after media reports that the U.S. administration is considering Huawei-like sanctions on Chinese video surveillance firm Hikvision.
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By smearing the women who have accused them as liars or gold diggers, these men damage the reputations of their accusers and contribute to a climate in which survivors of sexual misconduct are afraid to come forward.
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Yet the extended duration of this particular take — over 20 minutes, more than twice as long as some recorded versions — allowed the swinging microphones' gradual move toward stillness to produce sustained, smearing roars, reminiscent of drone metal.
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Mr. Trump and his allies have already floated a long list of spurious assaults on Mr. Mueller and members of his team, smearing them with allegations of conflicts of interest, bias and abuse of their investigative powers.
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Though it might feel far from it, with gloomy skies and the possibility of snow this weekend, the festival of color will lend some brightness — Holi involves smearing vibrant dyes or colored powder, gulal, on our bodies.
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"Any suggestion the prosecutors did anything ... improper or unethical is incorrect," Jackson said, even though Trump repeatedly claimed they were "rogue" and "corrupt," smearing their reputations because some of them worked on special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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He was responding to a question from the defense attorneys of two women charged with smearing a deadly nerve agent, VX, on Kim's face as he passed through a busy Kuala Lumpur airport in February last year.
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During the trial, the court was shown CCTV footage of two women assaulting Kim Jong Nam while he prepared to check in for a flight, allegedly smearing the liquid VX, a banned chemical weapon, on his face.
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Giuliani also began speaking out against Yovanovitch on news outlets like Fox News, while directing John Solomon, a self-described investigative journalist who traffics in conspiracy theories, to publish op-ed articles smearing Yovanovitch in The Hill.
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" Accordingly, the Chinese government made no effort to deny the leaked documents, but rather portrayed the crackdown in Xinjiang as a major success against terrorism and accused The Times of smearing China's "antiterrorism and de-extremism capabilities.
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Bill Hudson says Eric A. Zimmerman got angry about a failed film venture, and fired off multiple texts promising to harm him and "drag your children into this as well" by publicly smearing them in the media.
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One of the first issues I had with them, about four years ago, was how they were smearing women who were assaulted in Ubers just to my reporters, off the record, and I'm sure to many others.
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Indonesian Siti Aisyah, 25, and Doan Thi Huong, 28, a Vietnamese, are charged with murdering Kim Jong Nam by smearing his face with VX, a chemical nerve agent, at Kuala Lumpur's budget international terminal on Feb. 13.
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No, it's not really a critical self-examination of whether YouTube's business model is all about pushing the most controversial and thus "engaging" content to undeserved prominence, as has repeatedly happened with promoted videos smearing mass shooting survivors.
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Holding up authorized military aid to Ukraine in an effort to coerce the government into smearing Joe Biden and validating an absurd conspiracy theory that aims to exonerate Russia for 2016 election interference is a perfectly impeachable offense.
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An outspoken critic of corruption in that country, Yovanovitch testified that she had learned from Ukrainian officials that Giuliani had been smearing her among her colleagues and associates, telling them that she had spoken ill of the president.
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In October, former Wells Fargo bankers who had tried to speak out against the practices also sued the company for $10 billion for allegedly smearing their careers by putting bad marks on a kind of banker's report card.
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"Without the disclaimer, it's indistinguishable from an awkward attempt at smearing a political opponent," my colleague Adi Robertson reports: That distinction matters to Facebook, which protects satire while demoting (but not deleting) "false news" in the News Feed.
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It does not matter if you think President Trump is a monster for smearing Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib; I have been branded "irredeemably problematic" on G.W.'s campus because of my unwillingness to unconditionally support their politics.
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"The medieval Latin term was in turn borrowed from the Latin toxicum, meaning 'poison', which has its origins in the Greek toxikon pharmakon – lethal poison used by the ancient Greeks for smearing on the points of their arrows."
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"We already knew Donald Trump and Scott Pruitt reject science, but this smearing of the Clean Power Plan's massive public benefits shows they reject basic math, too," Liz Perera, the climate policy director at the Sierra Club said.
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In her Mail on Sunday interview, Siti described two "producers" training her with the baby oil smearing prank, paying as much as $120 a time, vastly more than she could earn in her regular job as a masseuse.
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Now, belatedly released information from the files of those favorite FBI lovebirds — Peter Strzok and Lisa Page — has created even more concern that the top echelons of America's premier law enforcement were involved in name-smearing media leaks.
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Regardless, I never tried blue eyeshadow until I was nearly 26, manically darting around a dimly lit make up store, smearing this rave-inspired eyeshadow across my eyelids because it had a name that I kept thinking about.
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Yes, today you find your humble servant sipping Earl Grey tea from his celebratory china and smearing a crescent of clotted cream across the bottom half of a scone on a Charles and Diana "Together Forever" commemorative plate.
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But it was seen as unlikely that the two parties would continue a coalition after this election, in part because of a campaign scandal in which the Socialists were linked to two fake Facebook pages smearing Mr. Kurz.
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HONG KONG — Two women accused of killing the half brother of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, by smearing a nerve agent on his face pleaded not guilty to murder in a trial that began Monday in Malaysia.
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The decades-long smearing of Hillary Clinton as an unhinged shrew culminated one year ago today when, despite maintaining a preternatural calm throughout the most brutal campaign in living memory, she lost the election to masculinity's apoplectic id.
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Democrats said Trump held back $391 million in security aid to Ukraine and coveted White House meeting for President Volodymyr Zelenskiy as leverage to force Kiev into interfering in the 2020 election by smearing Democratic candidate Joe Biden.
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People determined to stand against racism can raise concerns about groups that espouse hate and problems like the racial achievement gap in schools without smearing huge numbers of Americans, many of whom might otherwise be Democrats by temperament.
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"I'd be looking for things that are more responsive, like manipulating [the] Russian press, smearing Vladimir Putin, causing long-term effects on Putin himself," said Darché, currently the co-founder and chief security officer at Area 1 Security.
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In Hungary, Orbán finds himself in a different situation: he's actually in charge, and smearing foreigners or Soros as responsible for the outbreak isn't going to help address the critical strain on the country's healthcare system and economy.
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There was a mountain of evidence that Trump directed a broad, complex scheme to essentially blackmail Ukraine into smearing his political opponents, but not all of the evidence was delivered under oath, because Republicans prevented key witnesses from testifying.
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Alexander S. Vindman's testimony to House impeachment investigators about his concerns regarding Trump's dealings with Ukraine, President Donald Trump's media defenders wasted no time smearing the lieutenant colonel and Purple Heart recipient as some sort of Ukrainian double agent.
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In the '90s, grunge was all the rage — everyone was smearing grease paint all over their skin, rimming their eyes with jet-black pencil, and flat-ironing waxy pomade into their hair — it was a very deconstructed, unfinished look.
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Indonesian Siti Aisyah, 25, and Doan Thi Huong, 28, a Vietnamese, are charged with murdering Kim Jong Nam by smearing his face with VX, a chemical poison banned by the United Nations, at Kuala Lumpur airport on Feb. 13.
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Indonesian Siti Aisyah, 25, and Doan Thi Huong, 28, a Vietnamese, are charged with killing Kim Jong Nam by smearing his face with VX, a chemical poison banned by the United Nations, at Kuala Lumpur airport on Feb. 13.
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Starting off exaggerated but relatively normal, she lays a base layer of makeup on her face, before plunging a turkey baster into a bottle of olive oil, lathering it on a sponge, and smearing it all over her face.
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It has singled out news outlets and attacked individual journalists like Don Lemon of CNN, who was targeted in an ad that accused the anchor and his network of smearing Mr. Trump and colluding with Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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Malaysia: Prosecutors refused to dismiss the case of a Vietnamese woman accused of assassinating Kim Jong-nam, the half brother of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, in Kuala Lumpur in 2017 by smearing him with a nerve agent.
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No stranger to charges of anti-Semitism himself (the ADL sent a letter condemning him for smearing the Jewish Democratic donor George Soros), the list of his other dalliances with racist positions and white nationalist leaders is rather extensive.
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The United States is the world's biggest source of instability and its politicians are going around the world baselessly smearing China, the Chinese government's top diplomat said on Saturday in a stinging attack at a G20 meeting in Japan.
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Since the Democrats switched from Russia to Ukraine for their impeachment crusade, Solomon's reporting on Burisma, Hunter Biden, and Ukrainian election meddling has become inconvenient for the Democratic narrative, and so the media is furiously smearing and libeling Solomon.
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While Republicans were smearing the reputations of our diplomats, House-passed bills that dealt with the people's urgent business of fixing a corrupt government, making our streets safer and ensuring equal pay were dying slow deaths in the Senate.
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The clash plays into his desire to frame Democrats as entrapped by radicals who want to march the country left and who he claims are smearing the reputation of an innocent man in their desperation to thwart conservative goals.
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He didn't apologize to Obama for smearing him or to black America for the lengths he went to make them feel that a significant swath of the country would ever accept them as full members of the national community.
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On her wedding night, as her husband approached her, Malky ran to the bathroom and cut her gums, smearing the blood on her underwear and coming out and saying she couldn't consummate the marriage because she had her period.
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Ackerman, which has said it did nothing improper, filed a countersuit claiming that it was smeared by the N.R.A. In yet another lawsuit, the N.R.A. has accused Ackerman of breaching confidentiality clauses in its contract and smearing Mr. LaPierre.
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Now that Michael is no longer here to defend himself, Robson, Safechuck and their lawyers continue their efforts to achieve notoriety and a payday by smearing him with the same allegations a jury found him innocent of when he was alive.
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Like everyone else who lives in Gilead, Nick is complicit in its violence; that's why he's constantly smearing his self-loathing all over Eden, a child to whom he has done terrible things in order to save his own life.
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"The only recourse when an opponent strikes a low blow is to launch a more damaging counterattack, one that can take the form of copying products, smearing opponents, or even legal detention"—that is, getting the police to arrest a rival.
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Second, because it is right next to the camera and has a similar shape and feel to the camera module, I frequently touch the camera lens instead of the fingerprint scanner, smearing the lens with all of my lovely finger oils.
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Indonesian Siti Aisyah, 25, and Doan Thi Huong, 28, a Vietnamese, are charged with killing Kim Jong Nam by smearing his face with VX, a chemical poison banned by the United Nations, at Kuala Lumpur's international airport on Feb. 13.
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Rep. Matt Gaetz says he "personally apologized" Wednesday for Twitter smearing Michael Cohen — but that didn't stop the Florida Republican from having a congressional ethics probe requested for his social media salvo against President Donald Trump's former lawyer and fixer.
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In response to former FBI Director James Comey's powerful testimony Thursday detailing President Trump's efforts to squelch the bureau's investigation into Michael Flynn, Trump is embracing a tried-and-true Washington tactic: divert attention from a scandal by smearing the messenger.
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In addition to smearing his own accusers—who number more than a dozen—the president has taken aim at a number of other women who say they're survivors of assault or abuse, choosing instead to side with their alleged assailants.
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In a letter dated December 14th, Jean Claude Blanc, deputy CEO of the Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) soccer team, accused the musician of smearing the club's image with a jersey that read "Fly Pirates," a parody of its sponsor, Fly Emirates.
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A behind-the-scenes video, below, shows Xin dabbing acrylic paint onto a light box desk, smearing it to create the painterly watercolor effects, and then etching illustrations onto the surface of the canvas using only fingertips and a pointed brush.
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A group of women dressed in tight, sparkly gowns guzzled champagne from the bottle one evening around a table littered with french fries, fried chicken and a birthday cake, taking turns smearing frosting across the face of the birthday girl.
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Fairfax, who earlier on Monday denied the allegations, accused the Post of "smearing" him after it published details of its reporting on the claim that contradicted his assertion that the news outlet found "significant red flags" with the accuser's story.
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After calling for a recount, trying to change the Electoral College vote, and smearing Trump with false intelligence information, liberals will now sit on the sidelines scowling like a third-string quarterback whose talents are more suited for the bench.
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The statement also goes on to assert that Heard's team tried to keep the details of the couple's issues out of the public eye, but that representatives for Depp forced them to come forward by smearing Heard in the media.
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A group of women dressed in tight, sparkly gowns guzzled champagne from the bottle one evening around a table littered with french fries, fried chicken and a birthday cake, taking turns smearing frosting across the face of the birthday girl.
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"Democrats have launched a proxy war smearing the attorney general when their anger actually lies with the president and the special counsel, who found neither conspiracy nor obstruction," Representative Doug Collins, top Republican on the committee, said in a statement.
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Mr. Simpson and Peter Fritsch, the firm's co-founders, had called for the Judiciary Committee to release the transcript in an Op-Ed essay in The New York Times, arguing that it would show that Republicans were unfairly smearing their work.
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Mr. McCain had extra motivation after supporters of his primary opponent in 2000, George W. Bush, ran commercials smearing his record without having to reveal their involvement — the sort of thing that can happen on social media without drawing much notice.
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The author who does the smearing is celebrated by all the A-listers, including the most prominent Democratic woman in the country, who herself has a history of giving a pass (or worse) to men accused of sexual assault and harassment.
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He certainly tried to win the case, but he was so confident in his station and the sturdiness of double standards that he became complacent, assuming that a desultory smearing of Pollard as a "wanton" and "experienced woman" would be enough.
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Much of the terrain is so smooth that it can be ascended only by identifying half-imaginary indentations, pressing shoe rubber against those indentations — smearing, as the technique is known — and then hoping that the rubber sticks while you ease upward.
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Pompeo adviser Michael McKinley, whose career ambassador rank is equivalent to that of a general in the armed forces, resigned last week, attributing his departure to the politically motivated recall and reputational smearing of former Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch.
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The video appears to depict the teachers holding down their male colleague's arms while smearing the curry on his eyes and mouth, and there were reportedly other incidents where the group of teachers attempted to haze their coworker with food.
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Before the president's arrival, Steve Cortes, a longtime Trump supporter and CNN contributor, warmed up the crowd inside the Santa Ana Star Center by railing against the news media, accusing reporters of "smearing" the president with their charges of racism.
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The admission has terrible blowback for Jimmy, who predicts he will soon lose all of his clients — "They're smearing my name across the tristate area" — and, at least for now, the money he stood to earn from the Sandpiper settlement.
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What occurs, after the abduction, is the first of many terrible rites: a female form, naked and unnamed, pounding at something within the rotten trunk of a tree, like an apothecary with a mortar and pestle, and smearing herself with gore.
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Having made herself comfortable in the store, she spent the good part of an hour smearing various shades of beige and brown on her hands and arms in search of the perfect blend that would cover scars, cuts and other imperfections.
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Predicting a partisan "arms race" in the state, Wisconsin Democratic Party Chairman Ben Wikler said the probe will reinforce the party's central message to suburban voters that Trump is obsessed with himself and smearing political opponents rather than helping American families.
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Many of us might have been told—to our wide-eyed shock—that the trick to a perfect grilled cheese is actually smearing mayo on the outside instead of butter, a verdict corroborated by the esteemed folks at Cooks Illustrated.
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Democrats said Trump held back $391 million in security aid intended to combat Russia-backed separatists and a coveted White House meeting for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy as leverage to coerce Kiev into interfering in the 2020 election by smearing Biden.
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Indonesian Siti Aisyah and Doan Thi Huong, a Vietnamese, face the death penalty on charges of murdering Kim Jong Nam by smearing his face with VX, a nerve agent banned by the United Nations, at a Kuala Lumpur airport on Feb.
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But he did not dwell on the historic vote or spend much time attacking the congressional Democrats who charged him with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress by pressuring a foreign government to assist him in smearing a political rival.
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If its gleeful cracking apart of traditional theologies doesn't get you (there's a lot of folk Catholic imagery here, complete with an Ash Wednesday-like mud smearing on the foreheads of the faithful), its bonkers scenes of chaos probably will. Mother!
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So I think it&aposs really disturbing to have people on the left who hate their own country so much that they would use this kind of language smearing us all across the world in a way that is simply, absolutely false.
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Allison Jean called out the Dallas Police Department for "smearing [her] son's name" when it released information about a small amount of marijuana being found in his home, which some media outlets then reported as if it were relevant to the shooting.
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In the aftermath of the Parkland school shooting, journalists and researchers on Twitter were the first to spot dozens of hoaxes, trolls impersonating journalists, and viral Facebook posts and top "trending" YouTube posts smearing the victims and claiming they were crisis actors.
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Something like that was probably inevitable in a campaign whose premise is that everything is rigged by the oligarchy, but it interacts with the vague perception, the product of all those years of right-wing smearing, that there's a lot of Clinton dirt.
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I spend a while thinking about how Ayn Rand has a lot to answer for, before taking MAC full-coverage foundation in NW24 and smearing it generously all over my gender non-binary face to conceal the fact that I'm actually Holly Valance.
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First, this strategy of smearing his opponent in conspiracy theories and enlisting the support of foreign governments worked well for him against Hillary Clinton in 2016, and back then he didn't have access to all the elements of power he possesses as president.
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Kayla said she and her pals participated in some of the more minor hijinks, such as scattering balloons, smearing canned food on door handles and tying them together, and posing a dummy made up to look like the principal in an office chair.
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"The latest suggestion that the publisher went to Shenzhen and was arrested for having prostitution in Shenzhen is a laughable and well-known Communist smearing tactic," Johannes Chan, a former dean of the University of Hong Kong's law faculty, wrote in an email.
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No. But this may end up being the most aggressive corporate public relations scheme we've seen in America since a bunch of movie studios got together during the Great Depression to run attack ads smearing Upton Sinclair's progressive campaign for governor of California.
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They described how others told them that Trump wanted a quid pro quo exchange from Zelenskiy: Ukraine would get the military aid when he publicly announced an investigation into Biden, smearing the then-frontrunner in the race for the 2020 Democratic nomination.
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If you can put aside the more troubling aspects of Trump's buffoonish praise of Putin -- smearing his own intelligence community, letting Russia off the hook for election interference, throwing our NATO allies under the bus -- I guess the whole thing is fairly farcical.
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And the F.B.I. looked into a vicious satirical website smearing a local Islamic center where several faculty members had made friendly overtures; some of its barbs were so specific that many assumed it had to have come from within the college community.
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The case has ignited a debate that goes well beyond sports, eliciting an apology from American Olympic officials and outrage from Brazilians who accuse Mr. Lochte of smearing Rio's reputation as it held one of the most important international events in Brazil's history.
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"It's a smearing campaign," Michael German, a former FBI agent and fellow at the Liberty and National Security Program at NYU's Brennan Center who left the agency after raising concerns about terrorism investigations in the Bush era, told me over the phone.
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" To Justice Alito's dystopian vision of unions pushing cities into bankruptcy, he said, "I would say — and there are briefs on our side that make this very clear — that that particular hypothetical, in fact, is an unfair smearing of the collective bargaining process.
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I do not envy the parents of this young generation trying to explain why bragging about the size of your penis, encouraging sexual violence, and smearing entire ethnicities, religions, and nationalities is not the absolute best way to get ahead in this world.
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By Tuesday he'd moved in with me, the lunch date smearing into a lurid lost weekend that involved a chipped Noguchi table, swimming topless in a public pool in the middle of the day and lighting a small fire on his balcony.
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Smearing each one on the freshly made tostadas revealed the sheer diversity of Mexico's regions through their textures and tastes: smooth avocado, chunky roasted tomatillo, the earthy spectrum of dried chiles, ground chicatana ants and the black depths of a mole negro riff.
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In the face of clear evidence of Trump's abuse of power, his defenders are playing to the same "audience of one" — trying to rush into a closed hearing room to disrupt testimony and now smearing loyal Americans with records of honorable public service.
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The inquiry proved that Trump worked to coerce Ukraine into meddling in the American democratic process by falsely smearing one of his top political rivals, and that he engaged in an unprecedented effort to hinder the House's efforts to uncover the plot.
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Indonesian Siti Aisyah and Doan Thi Huong, a Vietnamese, could face the death penalty on charges of murdering Kim Jong Nam by smearing his face with VX, a nerve agent banned by the United Nations, at a Kuala Lumpur airport on Feb.
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Travis Scott is the heavy crooner here, and the up-and-comer Trippie Redd is the loose cannon, but both are expert at shearing traditional melody and form into tiny ribbons and smearing them together into something thrilling and a little unsettling.
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Congress learned about the call after an anonymous C.I.A. official lodged a whistle-blower complaint in August — pulling a string that helped unravel an effort by the president and his allies to pressure a foreign government for help in smearing a political rival.
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Elections of US America Election: The Card Game looks to change that, presenting a fun way to piss off friends and family alike by smearing their campaigns for the presidency while also teaching players a little about the machine that is US politics.
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Huong, Indonesian national Siti Aisyah and four North Korean men were accused of smearing VX nerve agent on the face of Kim Jong Nam as he entered an airport on the outskirts of the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur in February 2017, killing him in minutes.
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Barr—who has been tweeting for months about the 4chan-born Qanon theory that ludicrously alleges Democratic leadership are members of a Satanic pedophilia cartel—sent out a racist tweet smearing Barack Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett, resulting in the show's abrupt cancellation by ABC.
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HHS OFFICIAL CALLS REPORT AGENCY LOST TRACK OF 1,500 CHILDREN &aposMISLEADING&apos "Senator Merkley is irresponsibly spreading blatant lies about routine immigration enforcement while smearing hardworking, dedicated law enforcement officials at ICE and CBP," deputy White House press secretary Hogan Gidley told Fox News.
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According to Barton, neurologists have long known that playing with serotonin levels can affect how the brain interprets visual data, and that the previous generation of pharmaceuticals, before SSRIs, were known to cause the smearing of objects as they move through the field of vision.
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The 25-year-old woman, Siti Aisyah of Indonesia, is accused along with 29-year-old Doan Thi Huong of Vietnam of smearing the banned VX nerve agent on Kim Jong Nam&aposs face in a crowded airport terminal in Kuala Lumpur on Feb.
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The details here are still murky, but the gist appears to be that Giuliani or his Ukrainian contacts put together a shady set of allegations, smearing both the Bidens and Ambassador Yovanovitch, that then made their way to the top levels of the US government.
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However poorly executed, the attempted smearing of Ms Nixon illustrates two disparate truths about New York politics: some strange Albanian miasma follows around Andrew Cuomo, the sitting Democratic governor who is vying against Ms Nixon for his third term; and Jewish voters are quite important.
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After a right-wing troll and conspiracy theorist with a history of smearing progressive voices pointed out some offensive tweets made years ago by James Gunn, the Guardians of the Galaxy director was abruptly fired from the third installment of the Marvel film series.
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But Pitt and Jolie's press strategy was effective because it made it so that popular magazines and publications would have to risk their own reputations if they wanted to mention infidelity or sex, since those publications would look like they were smearing this superhero couple.
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These fetishes can involve cutting one another open with sharp knives (knife play) or surgical instruments, and they can also entail smearing blood across a lover's body or on objects, drinking blood, or just enjoying the sensation and visual image of bloodletting, Dr. Aaron says.
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I routinely turn up my nose to pb cups because the ratio isn't quite right, and in college, my sister and I even took to smearing an extra spoonful of peanut butter onto Tagalong Girl Scout Cookies because we just like peanut butter that much.
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Malaysia: A Vietnamese woman who said she had been duped into smearing a lethal nerve agent on the half brother of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, at Kuala Lumpur's international airport was sentenced after pleading guilty to a charge of causing bodily harm.
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Still you have the transcript (of sorts) of Trump's "perfect" phone call with the president of Ukraine, in which it's clear to any sane reader with a semblance of common sense that he's trying to trade American aid for the smearing of Joe Biden.
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One such supporter is a pro athlete: Justin Jackson, the Los Angeles Chargers running back, said he traveled to Nevada to knock on doors for Sanders because "of a mixture of rage and drive" over "all the smearing," including opponents' attacks on Sanders' online supporters.
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Democrats say that as part of his pressure campaign, Trump held back $391 million in security aid for Ukraine and a coveted White House meeting for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy as leverage to coerce Kiev into interfering in the 2020 election by smearing Biden.
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That hack was sophisticated, intentional, and enormously damaging, causing $35 million in digital damage, smearing showbiz muckety mucks, and briefly holding a movie release hostage and leading to a lingering debate that threatens to soften Hollywood's ability to satirize—a tangible blow to free speech.
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Photo: Mark Brake (Getty Images)Elon Musk probably hopes the matter of him baselessly smearing one of the divers who helped rescue a Thai soccer team from a flooded cave complex as a "pedo guy" is resolved with his issuance of a half-assed apology on Wednesday.
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Over the years, Garber has been convicted of assault in New York, arrested for battery in Miami and pleaded guilty in New Jersey to charges of criminal mischief involving him breaking into three neighbors' homes, shattering glass doors, smearing blood all over and taking a shower.
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Left-handed, he had trouble writing except in reverse, from right to left, each letter backward on the page—perhaps a trick he'd taught himself to keep from smearing his ink, or for keeping secrets, but a habit that no one seems to have bothered correcting.
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Instead, the Post focuses its energies on smearing a man whose career is characterized by lovingly and bravely responding to the most urgent scenes of mass devastation around the globe, a man who boasts the support of public figures like Nicholas Kristof of The New York Times.
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The tactic proved brutally effective, smearing Democrats as purveyors of urban violence and chaos, stereotyping black men as dangerous criminals, and influencing all subsequent Democratic presidential nominees' stances on the death penalty and criminal justice policies -- which in turn helped produce our contemporary crisis of mass incarceration.
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And this movie gets wild: If its gleeful cracking apart of traditional theologies doesn't get you (there's a lot of Catholic folk imagery here, complete with an Ash Wednesday-like mud smearing on the foreheads of the faithful), its bonkers scenes of chaos probably will. Mother!
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In these reviews, Deebot's poop smearing is pitched as a negative trait, to which I say: Perhaps the flaw lies in the pet owner who does not clean up indoor dog shit and not the robot vacuum, which merely seeks to inform them of their shortcomings.
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"They are going to come in and write an article smearing [the Twitter account], &aposDon&apost you dare shine a light on these cockroaches in such an effective way ever again,&apos" The YouTuber mocked, referring to the feminist critics as the "cockroaches" in the situation.
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But his relentless fixation on Mr. McCain was more reminiscent of an election-year feud Mr. Trump escalated against a Gold Star father, Khizr Khan, who spoke at the Democratic National Convention, and, brandishing a pocket Constitution, challenged Mr. Trump for smearing the character of Muslims.
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The House's de facto prosecutors will describe in detail what the evidence that is already available shows: Trump orchestrated a scheme to coerce a foreign power into smearing a potential 2020 opponent, and endeavored to do everything he could to prevent Congress from uncovering the plot.
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"Recently, the U.S. side has been attacking and smearing China's Xinjiang policies on the pretense of religion and human rights, and making baseless and mistaken remarks that are contrary to the facts," Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told reporters during a daily briefing in Beijing.
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"Recently, the U.S. side has been attacking and smearing China's Xinjiang policies on the pretense of religion and human rights, and making baseless and mistaken remarks that are contrary to the facts," Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told reporters during a daily briefing, according to Reuters.
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During the case, he admitted to smearing his brother-in-law, who had cooperated with prosecutors, by hiring a prostitute to have sex with him in a motel room, then sending a secretly recorded video of the encounter to the man's wife, Charles Kushner's own sister.
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The only people charged so far are a Vietnamese woman and an Indonesian woman, accused of smearing the victim's face with VX. The police are pressing to question up to three men believed to be hiding in the North Korean embassy, but said they would not raid the building.
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What I am arguing is that we should intensely focus on the actual problem -- extremist interpretations of Islam advanced by Saudi Arabia and ISIS -- rather than smearing all of Islam and, in the process, alienating the moderate Muslims who are the most important voices in transforming their own faith.
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That commitment is calculated to upset the more dogmatic reformers in her country, especially John Knox, who — incensed that Mary, a Catholic, is threatening his power and doing it as a woman — preaches against her, smearing her reputation and inciting civil war by portraying her as a whore.
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From Alex Jones's smearing of Sandy Hook families to lies about Parkland crisis actors to renewed chatter about lizard people secretly running the world to dangerous near-tragedies like PizzaGate and, most recently, QAnon types showing up at Trump rallies, ours is a moment rife with fresh paranoia.
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Fairooz herself is a veteran activist who was once jailed for smearing fake blood on her hands and waving them in the face of then-Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice during a congressional hearing, so she's not exactly unfamiliar with being on the wrong side of the law.
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Read more: Trump stepped up his attacks on a group of progressive congresswomen of color, groundlessly calling them 'pro-terrorist' and 'anti-USA'Trump has since doubled down on his criticism of the congresswomen — but he has focused on smearing them as socialists hostile to the US and Israel.
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If we are to avoid more tragedies like that of Yaser Murtaja, the world's press needs to put the Netanyahu administration on notice -- stop smearing journalists as terrorists and stop firing live ammunition as a first response to disperse crowds of civilians, who will inevitably be accompanied by reporters.
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President Vladimir V. Putin has further stoked this narrative, repeatedly smearing Russia's opponents at home and abroad as fascists as he establishes reverence for Russia's huge role in defeating Hitler at the center of his campaign to revive national pride and his country's status as a great power.
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In the weeks following Doria's visit to Avenida 23 de Maio, artists and protesters combatted the encroaching grey tide by paint-bombing office blocks and smearing the asphalt with color by the tin-full, setting off a Sisyphean cycle for city workers tasked with painting the city grey again.
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Smearing opponents as part of an establishment conspiracy is a familiar tactic from the Trump playbook, and a line of attack the president and his allies have taken against opponents as varied as 2016 Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, disgruntled former intelligence officials critical of Trump, and Republican Sen.
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You might remember images of the two young women rushing away after overtaking the North Korean dictator's brother, smearing the deadly VX nerve agent in his eyes and face among throngs of people in broad daylight, one clad in a sweatshirt with the letters "LOL" emblazoned on it.
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This time, the President has engaged in what looks very much like extortion: demanding help smearing Biden in exchange for hundreds of millions of dollars in US military aid, and pressuring a desperate country to interfere in the 2020 US elections to help Trump tarnish the Democratic frontrunner.
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Almost as soon as Mr. C. falls to the ground, a gaggle of soot-covered shadow-men — like the ones we've seen haunting the police station in Buckhorn, S.D. — surround the evil Cooper and revive him by touching his body all over and smearing themselves with his blood.
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Consider that millions of dollars were spent by a Jeb Bush super-PAC smearing Rubio and that those millions were joined by a pro-Cruz super-PAC, one must wonder at the political miracle Rubio pulled off with his last-minute surge to come in just behind Trump.
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The U.S. ambassador to the European Union confirmed the core allegations that ignited the impeachment inquiry: that Trump and his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani tried to coerce the Ukrainian government into smearing Joe Biden earlier this year when it looked likely that Biden would be Trump's 2020 opponent.
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Lorde smearing her lipstick across her face and writhing her way out of a white tent as she performs "Yellow Flicker Beat," snarling, "I got my fingers laced together and I made a little prison and I'm locking up everyone who ever laid a finger on me," is performing witch aesthetics.
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Cruz similarly tried out a couple of jabs, taking a break from smearing Rubio to demand that Trump clarify his views on the Supreme Court vacancy, the Israel-Palestine conflict, and religious liberty, and pointing out (again) that Trump once donated to Democratic politicians such as Hillary Clinton and John Kerry.
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The same strategy faces a serious test with Mr. Xi. Malaysia: An Indonesian woman who was accused two years ago of smearing a lethal nerve agent on Kim Jong-nam, the estranged half brother of the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, at Kuala Lumpur International Airport was released without explanation.
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The adorable 18-month-old made quite the mess after getting her hands into a jar of mom Hilarie Burton's "really expensive face cream," The Walking Dead actor shared on Instagram over the weekend alongside a video of the little girl smearing it all over her dad's beard and shirt.
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It's because I'm rooting for it — and believe that we deserve better than a leader who uses language as sloppily and poisonously as Trump does, who reacts to every unwelcome message by smearing the messenger, and whose litmus test for patriotism is this and this alone: Do you worship me?
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If Tim Cook and Jamie Dimon had done their due diligence, they would know that the S.P.L.C. is an organization that has lost its way, smearing people who are fighting for liberty and turning a blind eye to an ideology and political movement that has much in common with Nazism.
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Mr. Jones, who has called Ms. Kelly a partisan intent on smearing his image, offered his own rebuttal on Sunday night in a live broadcast with one of Mr. Trump's longtime advisers, Roger J. Stone Jr. "You people are desperate," Mr. Jones said, addressing what he terms the mainstream media.
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Democrats have charged that Mr. Trump abused his power to enlist Ukraine in smearing his political rivals, in part by withholding the nearly $400 million package of aid the country desperately needed while insisting that its leaders announce investigations of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and other Democrats.
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It was the kind of brazen scheme that might be familiar to North Korea, where Mr. Kim is believed to have ordered the assassination of his estranged half brother in a plot that involved two women, one Vietnamese, smearing a nerve agent on the victim's face in an airport in Malaysia.
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But in particular, Gujarat — a conservative state known for being the home state of Modi, India's controversial Hindu nationalist prime minister — has been vigilant about curbing the onslaught of not just technology, but all manner of behaviors that officials find offensive (like smearing cake on your friends' faces at a birthday celebration).
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At present, my job is something like that of a max-effort one-inning relief pitcher: I show up, go all out trying to keep my niece from smearing anything disgusting onto anything important, hang my nephew upside down as needed, and then hand the ball back to the manager around naptime.
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Last month, after a top scientist from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration exposed serious misconduct at that agency related to a key climate report released a few years ago, the Times downplayed his accusations, calling it an "inter-office spat" and smearing the whistleblower as a temperamental bully with a personal grudge.
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He was about to call the neophyte president of a poor, embattled country—a country whose previous leaders had, in Mr Trump's mind, conspired to do him down, but which also might hold the key to smearing his possible adversary in the coming election and providing some justification for pardoning Mr Manafort.
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One man's murder cast a new light on the smearing and harassment of dozens of dissenters abroad and their detention at home, a campaign run by MBS' main "fixer" at the Royal Court, the indifference to civilian suffering in Yemen, the shakedown of the corrupt at the Ritz-Carlton in Riyadh last November.
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Some of his answers about why he didn't do more, at the time, to raise alarms about the president's behavior aren't likely to satisfy Republicans, and it's likely they'll paint him as a disgruntled ex-employee smearing his former boss (or as a "deep-state" mole opposed to Trump from the beginning).
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A standard visit to the dentist might go something like this: You are ushered into a putty-colored room, where you lie back and tensely examine the pores in the ceiling tiles while a stranger roots around in your mouth, poking your gums and occasionally smearing fruit-flavored polishing paste onto your chin.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.), the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, be held accountable for what he called the "smearing" of "good people," pointing to Schiff's claim that there was more than circumstantial evidence of collusion with Russia.
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Attacks on me have ranged from pro-government and fundamentalist groups spreading fake news and rumors about me (I was once reported killed in a car accident, which made international headlines) to the vicious smearing of the #Women2Drive campaign, a right-to-drive movement for women in Saudi Arabia that I co-founded in 2011.
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Given the Republican, Trump-appointed Rosenstein's reluctance to act to remove Mueller—himself a registered Republican who served all three of the most recent GOP presidents for almost every day of the 20 years of their administrations—there are increasing signs that the Trump administration might be moving toward smearing Rosenstein's reputation or ousting him directly.
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President-elect Donald Trump, who takes the oath of office in just 15 days, has been publicly smearing the integrity and legitimacy of the US intelligence community on Twitter — disputing their assessment that Russia tried to influence the US election and mocking their erroneous pre-Iraq War assertion that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction.
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The transcripts — two were released on Monday and two more on Tuesday — are the leading edge of the new, public phase of the impeachment inquiry, which will soon move to televised hearings that aim to lay out Democrats' case that the president abused his power to enlist a foreign country's help in smearing his political opponents.
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Consider the key features of that list — smearing the opponent, targeting groups for ridicule, denying the evidence in front of one's nose, using government power to punish perceived enemies, dismantling institutions that have stood the test of time — and one realizes they perfectly describe the fears raised by anti-Trump conservatives about a potential Trump presidency.
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In a statement Arcuri told the Sunday Times that: "Any grants received by my companies and any trade mission I joined were purely in respect of my role as a legitimate businesswoman..."I am incredibly disappointed that The Sunday Times cannot write about a successful female entrepreneur without smearing her with innuendo based on leaks from City Hall.
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But as the Buddhist nation's persecution of the Muslim Rohingya minority in Rakhine State has reached a peak in the past two weeks, with more than 100,000 people fleeing to Bangladesh, villages burning and untold numbers killed and raped, her acceptance of ethnic cleansing, and her smearing of its critics, has dashed hope for a just solution.
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And what they did instead — turning their party into an accessory to Clinton's appetites, shamelessly abandoning feminist principle, smearing victims and blithely ignoring his most credible accuser, all because Republicans funded the investigations and they're prudes and it's all just Sexual McCarthyism — feels in the cold clarity of hindsight like a great act of partisan deformation.
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The imagery may be more important than the substance: Trump will have a famed liberal lawyer, one who voted for Hillary Clinton in 21998 and endorsed Joe Biden in 2020, telling senators that it would be unconstitutional to punish the president for his scheme to coerce a foreign power into falsely smearing one of his political rivals.
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They were focused on the sonic nuances of what happens when two instruments sustain drones on pitches just a few cycles apart — creating the acoustic interference patterns known as beats, which set the whole room throbbing and built up swarming, untamed overtones — or linger for long minutes over just a handful of notes, smearing their frequencies with a gong.
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Dr. Biden, 22020, whose lingering accent and sports loyalties reflect her Philadelphia-area childhood, has a reputation for being direct and energetic, the type to call former staff members to sing "Happy Birthday" and to enjoy practical jokes — she concluded a recent campaign video by smearing pie on her press secretary's face ("caucusing for Joe" is "easy as pie").
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Faced with the news that President Trump's former National Security Adviser John Bolton's new book includes an account that undercuts one of Trump's central impeachment defenses, Fox News and the Trump-supporting Republicans who regularly appear on it went all-in on smearing him as a greedy and disgruntled former aide who only wants sell more copies.
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This is completely in accordance with their make a lot of noise now, think later strategy—which has recently seen them do everything from record videos seemingly threatening their critics to launching a far-right media outlet and smearing mass shooting survivors—but it's also a sign of an organization threatened by the scale of the movement assembling to fight them.
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The legislator's blunt reflections on Cuomo's appeal came to mind this week because the New York governor is closing out his primary campaign with a kind of caricature of ham-fisted machine politics: sending a mailer out to Jewish voters smearing his progressive rival as an anti-Semite, and rushing to open a bridge that wasn't quite ready to open.
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As we sit down (in the basement because, apparently, 11 AM on a Sunday is when everyone in Zone One decides to go for pancakes), a small boy on the next table is smearing Nutella across a crepe with a knife while simultaneously trying to learn the suction-up-a-straw drink tasting technique so beloved by pretentious bar staff.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Monday accused the media of smearing the high school students involved in a widely publicized encounter over the weekend with a Native American man.
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Babies who are given the power to decide which foods to eat or leave, how much or little to eat, and stop when they've had enough tend to accept new foods more willingly as they can decide what they do with that food — and yes, that can mean throwing it on the floor or smearing it all over the table or tray.
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It said he was a graduate of an elite military medical academy who was recruited by a military intelligence agency widely known as the G.R.U. Last month, British prosecutors filed criminal charges against two Russian men they say traveled in March to Salisbury and poisoned the former spy, Sergei V. Skripal, by smearing the nerve agent on a door handle at his home.
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She described with gusto the episode in which Miranda eats cake out of the garbage, explaining that she and the director, Allen Coulter, had shot an alternate take as a homage to "Psycho," with Miranda eating the cake in a frenzy, smearing it all over her face and, finally, collapsing and dragging her hand down the refrigerator, leaving chocolate streak in its wake.
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The outdoor menu portions were small but ample enough for sharing: wara cheese, a local specialty made with curd milk and served with hibiscus jam; scrumptious goat sliders with smashed avocado; lamb braai pie that looked like little meaty Pop-Tarts; spicy pepper dips and sauces with a subtle fishy flavor, ready for smearing across puffy mini-mounds of naan.
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" "While their actions are protected (most likely) under the 'speech or debate' clause (preventing criminal prosecution or civil suit for actions that would otherwise be actionable)," she continued, "their pattern of conduct (cooking up a misleading memo about the FISA warrant application for Carter Page's surveillance, exposing a confidential intelligence source, smearing the FBI) amounts to multiple blatant attempts to thwart an entirely legitimate investigation.
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Read: Facebook's outgoing policy chief takes the fall for smearing George Soros Since 2015, he said, Orban has embraced and amplified the previously fringe conspiracy theory that Soros was behind a plot to flood Europe with immigrants, relentlessly demonizing him as the shadowy, globalist mastermind behind the myriad external forces that challenge Orban's brand of nationalism, from the European Union to the United Nations to humanitarian NGOs.
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In fact, the men are believed to be North Korean secret agents, and were recruiting Aisyah to assassinate Kim Jong Nam, the half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.She, alongside Vietnamese woman Duong Thi Huong, killed Kim Jong Nam at Kuala Lumpur airport in 2017, by smearing a liquid on his face, similar to the pranks Siti said she had carried out several times before.
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Former Kansas State football player Corey Sutton, who earlier this year requested permission to contact 35 different schools—none of them in the Big 12 nor on the Wildcats' future schedule, not that either of those facts should really matter—and was denied by coach Bill Snyder, who subsequently defended his indefensible decision by publicly smearing Sutton as someone who had failed a pair of drug tests.
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It exposed the bias of the DNC in crowning Clinton as Democratic nominee and smearing Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE, and it exposed the elitist ways of the Clintons in elevating self-interest over public service.
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" In his memoirs, Nixon would later grumble that he met resistance when he tried to declassify the names of those tapped, showing how some of his predecessors had also used these tools to gain political advantage: "[M]y staff resisted me...most of my advisers argued that if I revealed the activities of previous administrations, it would look as if I were trying to divert attention from myself by smearing others.
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Trump, who himself faced a rape allegation from ex-wife Ivana Trump and now faces one from a woman who was 13-years old at the time the alleged act occurred (Trump has repeatedly denied the allegations) argues that Hillary Clinton is worse than he is because she attempted to smear and intimidate Bill Clinton's accusers, though the evidence for that smearing and intimidation is thin to nonexistent.
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Every move the duo from Columbus, Ohio, makes is deliberate: so the color yellow, the figure on horseback smearing black paint on the singer Tyler Joseph's neck, his direct-to-camera note, "We've been here the whole time; you were asleep" — that's all meaningful in the band's ongoing narrative, continuing from its 2015 album, "Blurryface," which hit No. 1 and made the band an unorthodox pop-rap-reggae-prog-screamo sensation.
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For hundreds of years (thousands in the Americas), people have been voluntarily subjecting themselves to this veritable form of torture, smearing wasabi over sushi, blending Scotch Bonnets into jerk seasoning, loading tom yum soup with bird's eye chilies, piling kimchi onto bibimbap, mixing cayenne into Shrimp Creole, sambal oelek onto gado gado, berbere into beef stews, chili flakes into spaghetti all'arrabbiata, and even dousing fruit salads with chili sauce and powder.
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I ordered a sausage-egg-and-cheese breakfast sandwich and thought about my one-bedroom apartment next to the subway — the roaches, the leaky gas stove, the anonymous grifter who kept smearing excrement on the sky blue Toyota Prius I inherited from my sister — and decided to schedule an appointment for an abortion as I soon as I could muster the words to tell my boyfriend, who was living temporarily back east for a job.
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"Popping soup dumplings is the equivalent of smearing jam all over your plate/dining table and eating your toast plain, while taking loads of videos where you look like a complete fool" and "Watching you waste all that soup is akin to someone getting battered fish and chips and peeling the batter off, while remarking, 'love peeling dead skin to reveal the smooth new skin within?" were two of the 3,300-plus outraged comments.
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One is the savaging of her reputation by an updated version of the "vast right-wing conspiracy" she accused, with some justification, of smearing her and her husband in the 1990s—including radical conservative donors, fake-news peddlers and Russian hackers and their internet bots, all egged on, wittingly or not, by a Republican candidate who "trafficked in dark conspiracy theories drawn from the pages of supermarket tabloids and the far reaches of the internet".
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Along with their praetorian guard in the media, he, his wife, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, and their ideological defenders spent years dismissing, smearing, mocking and disbelieving these women, who, pre-Harvey Weinstein, demonstrated extraordinary bravery in relating their assaults at the hands of the world's most powerful man.
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They argue over whose hands should be on the steering wheel while President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE leaves mud tracks across democracy — appointing a judiciary of ideologues and neophytes, smearing the FBI, tarring disagreeable media but feathering Fox News, hollowing out the State Department.
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