SCOTT: Because you told yourself I&aposm going to sneak into America, I&aposm going to sneak into America despite the law, and I&aposm taking my child.
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"And we have to sneak into the alleyways," he says.
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But somehow, Trevor Noah managed to sneak into Wakanda too.
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Couples trying to sneak into dressing rooms to have sex?
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They are not trying to sneak into the country illegally.
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And how did those children sneak into the adult pool?
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Aint no way you're going to sneak into the UK!
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I have a small massage spot that I sneak into often.
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You sneak into the bogs for a line and a cry.
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Zouhir, 23, said he tried multiple times to sneak into Macedonia.
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When people aren't paying attention, we sneak into churches and just chat.
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He would help me sneak into shows by giving me his invitations.
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We park and sneak into Melrose Memorial Hall through a side door.
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And if they want to sneak into a bathroom, they'll do it.
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I went through cycles where I would sneak into my mom's closet.
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As for rice paper that you could maybe sneak into your compost bin?
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What, you don't sneak into your neighbors' houses and try on their wigs?
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And not just any horse, one that you sneak into your parent's bathroom.
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Khalid said Muzafa was instructed to sneak into Southern Thailand with two firearm.
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I once used an Edible Arrangement to sneak into a huge music festival.
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Like, carry around in a backpack as you sneak into a house portable.
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But then extra mutations may sneak into our DNA, perhaps leading to cancer.
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So, I stay up late and sneak into the kitchen to rewash them.
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I grab an Uber this time and sneak into my house around 243:15.
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I'm not some freak who just wants to sneak into the (opposite sex) bathroom.
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My objective: put on a tight latex suit and sneak into a sex club.
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Worse still, malware-ridden apps sneak into the official Play Store with disappointing frequency.
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I ask whether it's true that Israelis sneak into Ramallah to visit the shop.
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"Everytime the nurse leaves I sneak into his bed," Crossley wrote over the clip.
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These thoughts sneak into our minds like a cat burglar, evading all our defenses.
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Insiders know to skip this whole ordeal and sneak into Angelina's gift shop instead.
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"It's annoying that Americans think everyone wants to sneak into their country," said Fatemah.
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So I could try to sneak into the envelope and people would know, right?
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At that time, the fear was that ISIS attackers could sneak into countries alongside refugees.
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Elliot has to sneak into E Corp to show them how to decrypt their data.
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For example, the serial killer would usually sneak into suburban homes at night, authorities said.
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A week or so after his return, he enlisted friends to sneak into the house.
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Last week supply doctors trying to sneak into the east before dawn retreated under fire.
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That makes it harder for the malaria parasite to sneak into a red blood cell.
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Sneak into the basement half-bath after your mother uses it as a meltdown closet.
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Here are 11 items that men try to sneak into their summer wardrobe, but shouldn't.
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All attempts to trick the authorities and sneak into that highway VIP zone, the carpool lane.
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FYI, Hart was also straight-up REJECTED trying to sneak into the Eagles' post-game celebration.
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Most efforts target the protein the MERS virus uses to sneak into cells—it's called spike.
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Did you sneak into a building more or less at random just to sneak up there?
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Later in the evening, the two decided to sneak into a bedroom for some alone time.
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But I did manage recently to sneak into Nari's dining room a couple of times unnoticed.
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Among them is French photographer Jonk, who managed to sneak into the hangar in April 2018.
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Meanwhile in the community, Annie breaks protocol to sneak into Owen's pod and talk to him.
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During the day, he often spots dozens of migrants trying to sneak into the United States.
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I was 17 or 18 at the time, but it was super easy to sneak into.
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I sneak into the kitchen to grab a snack of pita chips and chipotle bitchin sauce.
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It would be so easy, it sometimes seems, to simply sneak into one of those seats.
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They sneak into people's minds in ways that cannot be controlled by governments, priests or others.
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If you're going to sneak into Mar-a-Lago, it's advisable to keep your story straight.
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The jihadists are believed to sneak into Konduga from hiding places in the nearby Sambisa Forest.
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"Whenever he saw an excavation in New York City, he'd sneak into it," his son said.
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And, around Christmas time, I sneak into their home and steal some of their favorite toys.
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As a result, this encourages people to make treacherous and dangerous journeys to sneak into the country.
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As any Harry Potter fan knows, Sam just needs to sneak into the Restricted Section for answers.
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The baby-faced Ranger privates I helped sneak into bars in 2011 are hardened sergeants by now.
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And it's inconvenient to sneak into recording studios and try to blend in with the foam paneling.
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I duck into a Starbucks and sneak into the restroom to touch up/actually do my makeup.
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Because it only takes one motivated extremist in South America to sneak into the U.S. with weapons.
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There, he met a woman from Mosul who convinced him to sneak into ISIS territory with her.
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Whatever happens, we hope that Rob will be able to sneak into the picture this time around.
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Last week, a woman faked being a Congressman's wife to sneak into the GOP retreat in Philadelphia.
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Or I'll sneak into American Eagle and I'll buy the two-button crew neck tees they have.
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It passes when humans cough, hanging in the air waiting to sneak into uninfected lungs and throats.
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Her father made her sneak into other people's gardens to steal orchids so he could sell them.
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He apparently managed to sneak into Britain through the porous Irish border to join the other attackers.
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I heard two older women talking about dirty Jewish men trying to sneak into the women's bathroom.
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Philadelphia had to win five of their last six to sneak into the playoffs at 9-7.
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Even after the poor start, the team was still able to sneak into the playoffs in fifth place.
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So, Khloé and Kim sneak into Kendall's place to decorate and drop off goodies to welcome her home.
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When Jamie and Bronn sneak into Dorne to save Myrcella, the Sand Snakes show up to throw down.
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And so, I sneak into my children's rooms, and whisper legends from my home planet into their ears.
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He attacked her looks, accused her of being a confused man trying to sneak into women's locker rooms.
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She was very upfront and asked if I wanted to sneak into the bathroom for a quick fuck.
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"They are designed and built to go after bad guys trying to sneak into the country," he said.
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It was like watching a bank robber sneak into a bank, only to find all the doors unlocked.
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November 24, 2009 - A publicity-seeking Virginia couple, Michaele and Tareq Salahi, sneak into a White House dinner.
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Ester would sneak into clubs where Collier was playing and take notes, eventually being taken under his wing.
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The migrants either turn themselves in at the border to American authorities or sneak into the country illegally.
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Park and her mother were lucky, finally managing to sneak into Mongolia and then on to South Korea.
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Jim Harbaugh's Michigan could sneak into a playoff and show us that we were underrating the Big Ten.
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And even then, Iceland could sneak into the final spot on goal difference with a win over Croatia.
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His family had no legal rights to leave Myanmar, so they followed his instructions to sneak into India.
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Lola Lennox used to sneak into her parent's basement to record songs she had written as a teenager.
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In it, two of the seven dwarfs sneak into Snow White's home, apparently in pursuit of her shoes.
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If Amazon tops $1 trillion, it is unlikely any tech giants will sneak into the club anytime soon.
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I get a kids meal from Chick-fil-A and then pick up sangria to sneak into the movie.
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I can do the bit where you sneak into the restricted section of the library with my eyes closed.
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Around that same time, if my housemates had male friends over, I would sneak into their beds at night.
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I was the guy who would literally go through the kitchen and sneak into the party to meet people.
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Whenever trains stop in the station, the migrants try to sneak into their compartments or jump in between wagons.
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I can't get a visa... I'll have to learn how to swim across Lake Erie and sneak into Canada.
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Then there was the 2010 stunt, in which his associates pretended to be telephone repairmen to sneak into Sen.
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Instead of seeing themselves, they see an equally adorable adversary waiting to sneak into their world from opposite land.
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When the last present has been opened, I will sneak into the kitchen and don a ridiculous chef's toque.
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He would sneak into the standing-room section of the Vienna State Opera through an obscure entry he discovered.
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And if you reuse that password elsewhere—which most people do—they can sneak into other accounts of yours.
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The originality and challenge today, I'd say, lie in how subtly those rearranged letters sneak into those difficult themers.
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The parents of these children know that they are committing a crime when they endeavor to sneak into this country.
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When the humans sneak into the factory to destroy it, it emerges that the autofac takes this notion extremely literally.
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So here's the plan: Kim and Jonathan sneak into Khloe's home and pack her a second bag for Santa Barbara.
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Sneak into the enemy team's flanks and target Mercy — who, again, is easy to find because of her tether beam.
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Your liver borrows this fat and turns it into cholesterol that can sneak into your arteries and start collecting there.
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I try to get most of my work done without children around, but my daughters often sneak into work time.
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As a girl, she was forbidden to read books, but did so anyway, risking punishment to sneak into public libraries.
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To survive, Juno had to sneak into orbit at a small opening near the poles, where the magnetism is weakest.
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Sometimes you change your name to sneak into Myanmar to catch a glimpse of a fish you don't even like.
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They go from California to Florida to New York to France; they get into bar fights and sneak into chateaux.
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He added that desperate refugees may even attempt to sneak into Europe via Greece, especially if the situation in Turkey deteriorates.
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I am a 45-year-old woman, and I still sneak into my 12-year-old son's room to reread them.
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The US immigration enforcement system was designed to swiftly detain and deport migrants who attempted to sneak into the US illegally.
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He will likely be deported and could be placed on a blacklist for trying to sneak into the United Arab Emirates.
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Even if the Panthers sneak into the playoffs, that step back will be seen by some as an indictment of stats.
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Everyone seems to be using standing desks these days, and more ergonomic mice and keyboards sneak into bestseller lists every year.
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As more networked devices blink online in hospitals, there are that many more ways to sneak into a poorly secured network.
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An anonymous traveler said they managed to sneak into business class on a long-haul flight despite having an economy ticket.
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Q. To escape the heat today, you can always sneak into a place that has the air-conditioning on full blast.
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At the Animal Kingdom Lodge, they carry the Sea Salt and Sea Marine version, which I always sneak into my luggage.
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Reggie Jackson played with flamboyance, after all, and Williams would sneak into the Oakland Coliseum to watch him in the 1970s.
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Bonus: Watch closely and, in one hilarious sequence, the artist will teach you how to sneak into the Giardini without paying.
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She and Berninger often wrote side by side at night, and Besser would sneak into his notebooks when he wasn't around.
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In the opening scenes of "Sharp Objects," two girls roller skate past the town's border, then sneak into a Victorian mansion.
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The process is designed to ramrod the nominees through the Senate so that they sneak into office without adequate public scrutiny.
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If the Texans aren't careful, the Titans might sneak into the A.F.C. South division title rather than a wild-card spot.
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After losing the first leg at Barca 3-0, the Reds needed a 4-0 victory to sneak into the final.
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On February 11, Shanghai, China, police recorded a woman trying to sneak into the city in the trunk of a car.
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Once that happens, they said, men will disguise themselves as trans women to sneak into women's bathrooms and sexually assault women.
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Some artists sneak into their studios at night and stay away during the day as they work to meet exhibition deadlines.
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I let him sneak into my bed, because I love getting that time together, but then he's not asleep until after 10.
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The young, yet prolific DJ and producer has been tearing up clubs since he had to sneak into them to get inside.
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I dream about the days when I could sleep until noon or sneak into work late because I slept until 10:26.
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I once had someone sneak into a fashion show and steal a front row seat and tell me they were Hamish Bowles.
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Tiger and his team are supposed to enter Iraq discreetly, pretend to be oil rig workers and sneak into the hospital unnoticed.
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They had a whole campaign where they would create fake dewy decimal card systems that members would sneak into the actual catalog.
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Chromium-6, or hexavalent chromium, naturally appears in some minerals, but it can also sneak into drinking water supplies through industrial pollution.
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Development money made sure that communists didn't sneak into power through the back door of ballot boxes in France, Italy and beyond.
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In 1982, an unemployed man named Michael Fagan managed to sneak into the queen's private chambers while she was still in bed.
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Barring a Scorsese miracle, it seems that Lucas Hedges, the young star of Manchester by the Sea, could sneak into the mix.
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"They are swarming this place, because they have all sorts of goodies they want to sneak into" the government spending bills. Sen.
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Refugee routes are one of several avenues ISIS fighters might be exploring to sneak into Western countries and launch attacks, Brennan added.
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According to the right-wing outlet Judicial Watch, terrorist organizations were poised on the Mexican border to sneak into the United States.
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According to the activist from Open Stadiums, several other women who dressed as men to sneak into the stadium were also arrested.
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Mirrors allowed him to be playful and "sneak into portraits of others," as well as "juxtapose different spatial configurations," Mr. Tarsia added.
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Believing herself the Everyman destined to correct the corruption of the elites, she intends to sneak into Cleveland and share her poetry.
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Four years ago, Mexico used a playoff victory over New Zealand to sneak into the World Cup after a horrible qualifying campaign.
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Flash Gordon and a prince (Luke Skywalker and Han Solo) sneak into the evil Emperor's fortress (Death Star) dressed as enemy soldiers.
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Yes, there were stories about little kids being ripped from their mothers' arms after being caught trying to sneak into the country.
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In fact, according to CBC News, the otter managed to sneak into the trap overnight, take the bait, and get out scot-free.
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It's there that they realize that while he's seeing his movie (Daddy's Home), they can sneak into his apartment and look for evidence.
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If Giants can take a 29-29 in both matches, they could potentially sneak into third place and knock Fnatic down to fourth.
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Advocates argue the agreement inadvertently encourages people to dangerously sneak into Canada and make a claim rather than be rebuffed at the border.
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House Democrats are raising alarms about controversial pro-gun policies they believe Republicans will try to sneak into government funding bills for 2017.
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The Betty Ford Clinic was so fascinating to people, a TV station once attempted to sneak into her hospital via a bread truck.
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So probably when I was fifteen or sixteen I'd sneak into goth clubs, and around nineteen I'd started touring seriously with metal bands.
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As a youngster, Pryor would sneak into the stockyards and ride the bulls, he told The Times in 1982, just for the thrill.
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The brothers, both tall, with long hair, would dress as girls so that they looked old enough to sneak into Clint Eastwood movies.
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I leave the room, too, and sneak into another conference where a feminist psychologist whose work I greatly admire is giving a speech.
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I'd go to the library and try to sneak into movies or get free popcorn, from the theatre that was down the street.
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You'll play as Alyx, embodied fully in VR, as you sneak into the alien dystopia of City 17 in search of … something important.
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You still have to grind it out every day to sneak into that number, and then you're kind of looking at the number.
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You still have to grind it out every day to sneak into that number, and then you're kind of looking at the number.
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That top American officials must sneak into the country after 26 years of war is testimony to the U.S. stalemate with the Taliban.
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According to Flores, some of the migrants in the caravan hope to sneak into the US illegally and evade capture by Border Patrol.
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Luke (briefly) came to the realization that the responsible thing to do was sneak into Ben's room and behead him in his sleep.
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And it includes new, as yet unspecified, enforcement provisions, intended to ensure that metal from other countries does not sneak into the United States.
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Next Wednesday, September 27th, over 6,000 people plan to sneak "into Iowa at midnight and steal all of their corn" between 5 and 8pm.
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However, if we took a global ranking across the genre, I would guess that I might just about sneak into the world top 100.
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Maybe a sheriff's deputy really did sneak into the county lab, pull out some blood from the vial, and plant it in Halbach's SUV.
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Just to feel her mother's presence, the daughter would sometimes sneak into her Turner's closet to "inhale her essence," she told PEOPLE in 1988.
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Yet there is hope for young people to see this movie, without having to sneak into the theater after buying tickets for Christopher Robin.
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He decided to sneak into Syria to report on refugee-camp conditions but was kidnapped by Islamic militants, tortured and held for 22 months.
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When he was a boy, he would sneak into the ballpark during the seventh inning, when the ushers did not care who came in.
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It was as if someone lost a bet to see how many Christmas songs they could cleverly try and sneak into the film's script.
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Because this is a game about hacking, you of course eventually reach a mission where you need to sneak into WD2's Google-equivalent.
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In fact, he's so loyal to the art that one time he tried to sneak into Lollapalooza by climbing over a 30-foot bridge.
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Much speculation was given to how she managed to sneak into a room without a key card, known on Celebrity as a SeaPass®.
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DEE: Growing up, I used to go to the library, and I would sneak into the magazine section and read this magazine called Girlfriend.
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We set off for the Pirate Canal, a waterway that let raiders sneak into the lagoon to sack the town in the 17th century.
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She has to sneak into his house to talk to him so that the press wouldn't see her and interpret it as giving sympathy.
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In this issue, Jonesy and her friend Susan are just trying to sneak into an 18-and-over show starring their idol, Sister Cee Cee.
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By 10 years old, I was taking the bus to Manhattan's Port Authority, alone, and would sneak into Broadway shows and hang out with magicians.
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Remember the stupid stuff you used to do as a teenager, like buy one ticket to the movies and then sneak into a double feature?
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A favorable stretch run that figured to give the Houston Rockets a good chance to sneak into the playoffs has played out in embarrassing fashion.
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Asbestos will continue to sneak into our lives until we have improved reporting on asbestos imports and more oversight from agencies such as the EPA.
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"It got to the point where I had to sneak into the White House," he said, according to a recording provided by The Stanford Daily.
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I asked him to sneak into my room the next day because I wanted to go into the yard to hang around for a bit.
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Since his extradition to the U.S. from Romania earlier this year, Lazar has made several claims that he was able to sneak into Clinton's server.
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The most recent drought has prompted some herders to plunder the livestock of rival communities or sneak into nature reserves to graze their hungry droves.
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It's vitally important that anti-Semitic tropes not sneak into mainstream discourse, and Omar deserved to be challenged for comments that verged in that direction.
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Their biggest obstacle to doing that now is that many of those people aren't trying to sneak into the US — they're coming to seek asylum.
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Funding aside, Mr. Trump's border wall may face other obstacles, as the number of people caught trying to sneak into the United States has dropped.
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" — SETH MEYERS "There's apparently this fear that transgender kids are using it as a ruse to sneak into restrooms and grab people by the genitals.
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The one-legged dude who went viral after getting busted by cops trying to sneak into Lollapalooza Friday during a massive stampede is Mekailo Woodfork.
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Shanghai police released a video last week showing how a woman hid in the trunk of a car to try and sneak into the city.
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After the war, I would leave Leipzig in the middle of the night and sneak into the British zone, where I wasn't supposed to be.
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Sometimes one will schedule an E.V.A. just to take a walk outside, or will sneak into the attached supply container to record a private voice mail.
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"If Republican candidates split the vote, a Democrat could conceivably sneak into the runoff," Kennesaw State University political scientist Kerwin Swint told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Premier said he had to sneak into the hospital to say goodbye, bribing a hospital worker who wanted the producer to listen to his demo tape.
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Because we tend to trust our friends, our cognitive filters weaken, making a social media feed fertile ground for fake news to sneak into our consciousness.
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According to Metro, the mother rhino is the latest victim of poachers who often try to sneak into the park and kill rhinos for their horns.
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Last April, a group of six young Minnesota young men conspired to sneak into Syria and join ISIS "by any means necessary," according to federal prosecutors.
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It's about as convincing as seeing three kids stack on top of each other, wear a trench coat, and try to sneak into the movie theater.
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Failing that, as long as either Honduras or Panama failed to win, the United States could still sneak into the Cup through a playoff against Australia.
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At 5-4 and with two relatively easy opponents this week and next, Oakland could quickly become a trendy pick to sneak into the AFC playoffs.
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They used an arcane procedure called budget reconciliation to sneak into the tax bill a provision opening up the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge for oil drilling.
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THUMP: Kevin, you used to sneak into clubs like the Paradise Garage and the Loft in New York with your cousins when you were a teenager.
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A rock 'n' roll shithole is like when you're young and you sneak into a bar, and it just kind of grabs you—there's no bullshit.
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Whether they sneak into the country in remote areas or enter the country through a port of entry, most migrants are trying to petition for asylum.
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" — Emily Z. "My mom would have us sneak into movies after the one we were there for ended if she thought something else good was playing.
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A 21-217.75 record allowed them to sneak into the playoffs for the first time since 22009, ending the longest drought in major North American sports.
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We&aposre saying that sometimes it&aposs OK for a strange man to sneak into our homes, as long as he&aposs there to deliver gifts.
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You can also "Sneak into the House" by tapping an incoming push notification from the app – like the kind you get when one of your friends joins.
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One of my favorite things to do is glide over to the other team's base, sneak into an unmanned turret, and completely obliterate all of my surroundings.
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If your phone dies, only an insane person would sneak into the DJ booth to try and charge it—for fucks sake, just buy a portable charger.
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Were Britney to sneak into my bedroom and start performing a new single, I would ask her why she keeps stealing pictures of corn for her Instagram.
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In this spy thriller, Clint Eastwood plays a retired Air Force fighter pilot who must sneak into the Soviet Union to steal a jet fighter codenamed Firefox.
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Once Ana is available, support-oriented players can sneak into a spot with decent sight lines and heal their allies without getting themselves into too much trouble.
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Google has partnered with mobile security firms ESET, Lookout and Zimperium to combat the scourge of malicious Android apps that sneak into the Google Play app store.
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When you think you can sneak into the house after staying out too late, but Mom & Dad are up waiting for you in the living room pic.twitter.
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Schiller's high school friends are now shocked that the guy who helped them sneak into bars before they were old enough is the President's right-hand man.
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"We'd hitch a ride at Spaghetti Junction, sneak into the club while they were sound-checking so we didn't have to pay, then hitchhike back," she remembers.
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Mainly because of the Catch-22 that only the young and dumb have the stones to sneak into major sporting events, whereupon they act young and dumb.
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Small boxy marks — dabs from a narrow brush — pace off distances at the sides or sneak into the fields where they sometimes resemble stars in the firmament.
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The 2014 season saw the Buckeyes sneak into the playoff with a third-string quarterback — and then defeat Alabama and Oregon on the way to the title.
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I sang along to stay awake while festival staff surveyed the area to make sure fans weren't trying to sneak into artist tents while people were away.
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Lawmakers fear ISIS members could exploit the resettlement program — which on average has a two-year vetting process — to sneak into the country and carry out attacks.
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If the Eagles lose to the New York Giants and the Cowboys defeat the Washington Redskins, Dallas will sneak into the postseason based on the league's tiebreakers.
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Now, at 28, he is trying to focus on the business at hand, which, for now at least, means winning enough games to sneak into the postseason.
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"Every day, it's on the news" here in Honduras, Roberto said, asking that his last name not be used because he planned to sneak into Mexico illegally.
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If you want to know why Apple marketing is the best in the world, it might be because the Cupertino company lets it sneak into the design process.
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After further testing, it was discovered that the culprit was actually the protozoan Acanthamoeba, which can sneak into the eye through contaminated tap water used to clean lenses.
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As a master of disguise, this is all she needs to pose as a doctor and sneak into a medical closet to get herself some bandages and medication.
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So-called video trackers have been following candidates for years—people who sneak into rallies and fundraisers, cameras in hand, hoping to capture the opposing candidate slipping up.
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As the caliphate collapsed, the two men were captured in January by the Syrian Democratic Forces, an American-backed militia, while trying to sneak into Turkey among refugees.
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The company, which was last valued at $45 billion by investors, has revealed plans to sneak into the continent by selling its Redmi Note 4 phone in Mexico.
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Meaningful legislation about juvenile justice standards and foster care financing should not be stifled by a small faction, nor should they sneak into existence through a political backdoor.
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Locals would often sneak into the huts, use the U.S.-made boards to practice, and make sure they were back in place before the soldiers returned, said Naito.
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Multiple witnesses say they saw Smith (who has a girlfriend) and a mystery woman sneak into a handicap accessible toilet at Christchurch airport in New Zealand last month.
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Sometimes, when farmers in these areas dig, the earth suddenly falls through and they find tunnels, the ones Hamas built to sneak into and attack Israel, Zakaria says.
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Welcome to this This Particular Week In Baseball, the sports column that won't, for any reason, sneak into your bedroom and chop your clothes up with garden shears.
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Would-be suicide bombers come from the countryside and try to sneak into the city at night to blow themselves up in a crowded place in the morning.
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The 29-year-old entrepreneur is trim and sandy-haired, and has the sort of perpetually boyish face that'd still allow him to sneak into a campus kegger.
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The president&aposs son-in-law said he likes to show people the spot where Monica Lewinsky apparently used to sneak into former President Bill Clinton&aposs study.
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Another editor here suggested Jake, who had written for us and had also done a great piece for The New Yorker about refugees trying to sneak into Canada.
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As you will recall, he was paid to sneak into a bar I was singing karaoke in and throw up Nazi salutes and film it without my knowledge.
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A bunch of percussion instruments sneak into the mix and mesh — check the stereo cowbells — while its raspy singer, Jhon Primera, gathers a rowdy chorus to answer him.
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"Obviously, when you sneak into the eighth spot the week before, three days before the event starts, it definitely takes some nerves away," the 25-year-old said.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers' 281-21 win over the San Francisco Giants eliminated the Cardinals from having a chance to sneak into the second National League wild-card spot.
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But now the startup has quietly rolled out a feature called "Sneak into the House" which lets you open the app without sending that pesky notification to your friends.
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But now Adachi is one of the converted, running twice yearly all-day sessions for his staff in which they discuss how unconscious prejudices can sneak into their work.
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You may be forced to scale massive bureaucracies, combat insane copyright laws, sneak into secret data stashes, hack into medical devices — or perhaps even locate a working fax machine.
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She left fourteen months after the Obamas took office, in part because of controversy after two people managed to sneak into the first state dinner of the new administration.
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Lucy, Wyatt, and Rufus sneak into the fort, followed closely by what remains of the French garrison who kidnapped them earlier, which leads us to the racial slur incident.
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According to PolitiFact's report, a man in Toronto, which now has nondiscrimination protections for LGBTQ people, disguised himself as a woman to sneak into women's shelters and attacked women.
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She has heard stories of people inserting common keywords in small white font on their PDF résumés, visible only to bots, to sneak into the next tier of candidates.
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Turned out the disease was made up, and she came to school early to sneak into the theater greenroom to apply costume-makeup bruises to her neck and arms.
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It didn't take long for Viall to guiltily shine the light when Cohen asked if he'd ever had a contestant sneak into his room without the cameras catching it.
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My closest friend, Aaron Lown — we would sneak into the industrial design room at night and he showed me how to cut these shapes based on what I'd drawn.
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Miami isn't making national headlines just yet, and the Heat almost certainly aren't going to threaten the Eastern Conference's top teams if they're able to sneak into the playoffs.
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The US border enforcement system is built to apprehend people who are trying to sneak into the US, and return them to their home country as quickly as possible.
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Some woodcutters also sneak into the forest and cut down trees to sell as fuel, diminishing biodiversity in the tiny forest that boasts as many as 136 tree species.
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A few tiny red touches do sneak into the design in the form of a a Santa donning his traditional suit, but rock n' rolling to the retro soundtrack.
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To escape detection, Virgil would drive the 70-plus miles to Okahumpka in the middle of the night and sneak into his parents' house by crawling under the floorboards.
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Every now and then, when health care psychologist Ulrika Leons has a lot of work to get done, she'll sneak into her office in the morning without anyone noticing.
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Trump has made immigration enforcement a top priority and has vowed to continue a crackdown on those living in U.S. illegally and those trying to sneak into the country.
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Disguised in a blue wigIn March, Khodayari tried to sneak into Tehran's Azadi Stadium to watch her favorite team, Esteghlal, take on the United Arab Emirates team Al Ain.
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Horford's vision will allow a few nightmarish wrinkles to sneak into Boston's playbook, and the ATO backdoor lobs will force opposing coaches to wrap a wall around the basket.
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Forget about the feasibility of Bronn being able to sneak into Winterfell and waltz into the Hand of the Queen's quarters with a giant crossbow without anyone questioning him.
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If Oklahoma has won, Alabama fans will be rooting hard for the Buckeyes, who must defeat Wisconsin to give Alabama the opening it needs to sneak into the playoff.
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Deandre Ayton is expected to be chosen in the top two, Marvin Bagley III in the top five, and Zhaire Smith might sneak into the bottom of the lottery.
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Christina Applegate is nominated for her role as Jen in Dead to Me. Applegate may be wondering how she managed to "sneak" into this group, but we certainly aren't.
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Prosecutors said Teixeira used his familiarity with the building to sneak into the building and make his way into the doctors' 11th floor penthouse the day they were killed.
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Sangatte quickly became notorious—during six months in 28, the tunnel authority intercepted more than eighteen thousand people trying to sneak into Britain—and a point of diplomatic contention.
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In the kitchen at home, when Colton thinks no one is looking, he likes to sneak into a cabinet and hop on the Lazy Susan for a joy ride.
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If I wanted to skip a class, I'd sneak into the soundproof cubicle in the music room and write songs for a couple hours without ever being heard or spotted.
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I would sneak into rooms and close the door and wait in silence, making my family think I was praying as I read or played Tetris on a Game Boy.
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" Crews was so strapped at the time that he'd sneak into the school's cafeteria to eat for free and was often late on rent, according to his 2014 book, "Manhood.
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I was double-booking myself, and if the date I was on was a dud, I'd sneak into the bathroom to swipe to find something to line up for after.
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In the clip above — skip to 3.40 in — some British YouTubers from the channel Night Scape appear to sneak into the Olympic Stadium (now home to West Ham Football Club).
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Still not ready to call it a night, Troy and Lionel leave the bar and sneak into his editor's office to steal booze and end up getting caught by Silvio.
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"Garcia competed so well in the whole tournament," Williams said of an opponent who won back-to-back titles in China to sneak into the event as the last qualifier.
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But my time on the inside was good for something: thanks to the time I spent casing it, I knew how to sneak into movies for the next three years.
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He can't travel for an official meeting to the US and sneak into London to see his doctor, then tell Nigerians it was a technical stopover due to flight issues.
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Additionally, a State Department report from 2016 said there was "no credible information that any member of a terrorist group has traveled through Mexico" to sneak into the United States.
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I met recently with two brave American doctors who, at great personal risk, used their vacation time to sneak into Aleppo, Syria, to care for children injured by barrel bombs.
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Lepers disguise their conditions to sneak into movie theaters; the government distributes cans of garish paint to homeowners in an effort to sell Key West as a tropical tourist paradise.
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We all know something's askew — and the artists in "Scenes of the American Landscape," which I was able to sneak into before it officially opened on Thursday, know it, too.
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Rafael Nadal, one of the main men on Team Europe, then became the first player in the history of the Laver Cup to try to sneak into an opponent's huddle.
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There has been much speculation on where the cutoff would fall this year, with many close qualifiers, sometimes known as "squeakers," holding out hope they would sneak into the race.
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On Tuesday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions traveled to the border with Mexico and laid out a tougher approach the administration will be taking with people who sneak into the country.
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"Without proper network precautions, the hacker sitting a few seats down at your local Starbucks could sneak into your device and watch you input your credit card information," Madon says.
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There are none of the exceptions for vacant units, small-time landlords, new construction, or other lacunae that tend to sneak into these laws in places where they've been written.
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Before that, Ms. Lowenheim said, she would sneak into her daughter's room while she was sleeping to gather up the games and stuffed animals she was no longer playing with.
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It also raises the hopes of some unknown number of casual fans that their team can someday sneak into an eight-team tournament, generating unparalleled excitement and entertainment through December.
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"When me or your grandmother would go on Jenny Craig and we'd get the pre-cooked meals, you'd sneak into the freezer and eat the mac 'n' cheese," she told me.
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This surveillance video of the October 9 showdown shows the attacker sneak into position -- hiding under a staircase -- and then Josh, in pajamas and sandals, is suddenly fighting for his life.
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The sixth-seeded Steelers, who needed help from the Jets to sneak into the playoffs, are favored by 2 ½ points over the Bengals, who won the A.F.C. North by two games.
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There's also been whispers that Isabelle Huppert could sneak into the race with her performance in Elle, though it's always more difficult to secure a nomination with a foreign-language film.
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Bateman revealed that back in the day, he and his costar on the show, Ricky Schroder, used to sneak into the Jaws attraction at Universal Studios to swim and go fishing.
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The release of Christopher Nolan's 2010 science-fiction blockbuster Inception— in which corporate spies sneak into their marks' dreams to steal their secrets and implant bad ideas — was a landmark moment.
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But in case your eyes started to glaze over during the event, here's a list of all the shows that Apple flew out celebrities to introduce or sneak into a montage.
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The president has repeatedly referred to MS-2130 members as "animals," and claimed that the gang is exploiting the "catch and release" system at the border to sneak into the country.
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We managed to sneak into the secret pastry kitchen for a preview of the dessert line-up at this year's Halloween do, and a lot of them are, well, scary good.
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Opponents of letting trans people use the bathroom for their gender identity argue it will let men disguise themselves as women to sneak into women's bathrooms and assault or harass women.
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Locals say assassins often use this back entrance to sneak into the port in Metro Manila's Navotas, since the front gate is manned 24 hours a day by armed security guards.
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"When you think you can sneak into the house after staying out too late, but Mom & Dad are up waiting for you in the living room," wrote conservative commentator Guy Benson.
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An anonymous Christmas gift from Secret Santa Dumbledore, it had belonged to James Potter, Harry's deceased father, who had used it to sneak into the kitchens of Hogwarts to swipe snacks.
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They claim letting trans people use the bathroom that aligns with their gender identity will enable men to pose as women, sneak into women's bathrooms, and sexually assault or harass women.
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Each member of the band gets equal time to shine, creating melodies that will sneak into your head the same way the summery choruses of Surf did just two years ago.
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I didn't go to the movies alone very often — you'd go to the big animated movie with your family, or you'd sneak into a film with your friends on Friday night.
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What more auspicious moment could there be for an out-of-town visitor to sneak into a friendly bar full of happy fans who were watching their team coast to victory?
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But as soon as that pressure drops or there's less water going through the pipes, there is suddenly room for soil, debris and chemical residue to sneak into the drinking water.
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As a child Mr. Cohen exercised his imagination by drawing his own comic books, and as a teenager he would often sneak into the NBC studios to watch shows being filmed.
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Cruz perpetuated the myth that letting trans people use the bathroom that aligns with their gender identity will give men cover to sneak into women's bathrooms and sexually harass or assault women.
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Kimmel's wife helped Rihanna sneak into their house, where she woke him up by blasting "Bitch Better Have My Money" and making it rain cash all over the notorious prankster's sleepy form.
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Yagami will have to wear disguises to sneak into buildings, sweet-talk witnesses into giving up information, tail suspects to take incriminating photographs, and dig through crime scenes in search of clues.
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Ochyrocera laracna — Shelob (translated to Laracna in Portuguese) is that nasty-ass spider that tries to eat Sam and Frodo as they sneak into Mordor in The Lord of the Rings. 4.
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As a descendant of the Armenian Genocide, a genocide perpetrated by Turks, there is absolutely no logical reason I would sneak into Turkey from Armenia (especially since Turkey has blockaded that border).
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Because if she ever wanted to sneak into, say, the Red Keep and get close to Cersei or someone in order to kill them, it might be helpful to not be herself.
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It is thus incumbent upon corporate executives to ask their information teams to worry not just about stable user experiences or email scams, but also hackers trying to sneak into their networks.
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After we get the $1,000 a month, if we manage to sneak into Jeff Bezos's bank account and give him $13,000 a month, what impact would that have on the U.S. economy?
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With conference championships taking place starting Friday night, teams are looking to secure their spot in the playoff, upset a conference rival, or sneak into a New Year&aposs Six bowl game.
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Eight immigrants who were trying to sneak into the United States were found dead on Sunday morning after the truck parked in a Walmart lot in San Antonio, and two died later.
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But thanks to a switch at quarterback that handed the reins of the offense to Ryan Tannehill, the team started rolling, winning six of their next seven to sneak into postseason contention.
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But now my husband, Mark, has banned me from buying any more stuff, so I have to focus on small things that I can easily sneak into the house, like pocket squares.
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The man managed to sneak into the hotel with the use of fake Brazilian FA credentials before tucking himself into the laundry room to wait for the right opportunity, ESPN Brazil reported.
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But after a strange 1903-win season in which the Timberwolves needed to come out on top in their 82nd game just to sneak into the playoffs, the organization's momentum is non-existent.
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" Or that Cleopatra might have been "Hatched to sneak into the palace," and that in her life "Luxury less an indulgence, refused to speak, than a political tool as well as Egyptian languages.
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Our sources say another focus will be stopping trespassers and people trying to sneak into the show with false credentials -- there's a zero tolerance policy and anyone busted will be charged with trespassing.
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The primates are affected by the same watershed that impacts the fish and in addition, primates in the area are known to sneak into neighboring farms to eat seeds and crops at night.
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An anonymous traveler wrote for The Telegraph that they managed to sneak into business class on a recent British Airways flight — and stay there for the eight-hour journey from Singapore to Sydney.
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Democrats are hoping that a split Republican field could allow their candidate to sneak into the runoff in the deep-red state, but that's far more likely if there's a consensus Democratic candidate.
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As a nation, we spent eight billion hours sitting in our cars, waiting for lights to change, for the driver ahead to sneak into that parking spot, for an accident to be cleared.
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After harrowing journeys, they have camped with some 6,000 to 103,000 other migrants, depending on who is doing the counting, awaiting a chance to sneak into Britain to reunite with family or friends.
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This relationship he had to these moments in his life that made me reflect on my own circumstances... The idea of wanting to sneak into a school at 13 would have been inconceivable.
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They're mostly greens, but a couple of pasta salads and an egg-salad sandwich managed to sneak into the search results, all of which have been pinned thousands and thousands of times. 1.
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A New England Patriots fan tried to sneak into the team locker room celebration after the Super Bowl by taking a security officer's jacket and trying to blend in ... but he got caught.
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We will see some colder air sneak into the region by Friday, which could set the stage for a brief period of frozen precipitation late Friday night or early Saturday, before plain rain.
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Even if that means busting through military roadblocks to sneak into the forbidden "spill zone" and take illegal photos of the horrors within — photos that sell for big bucks on the black market.
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However, Cleveland is still technically alive for the postseason with three weeks to play, needing to win out and get some help from across the AFC to sneak into a wild card spot.
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Teixeira allegedly used his familiarity with the building to lurk around and find the right moment to sneak into the doctors' 11th floor apartment, prosecutors said at a his murder trial this week.
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I'd also question my own logic about NAFTA's success in Mexico if I also were constantly complaining that Mexicans would still rather sneak into the U.S. than remain south of the border. 5.
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But NBA security says it can explain ... telling ESPN Ayesha's father bared a resemblance to a con artist named David Aminzadeh who had been using fake credentials to sneak into major sporting events.
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All of this nonsense culminated in the Peak Nonsense NBA moment where a former player exploits his knowledge of his old arena to sneak into the opponent's locker room looking for a brawl.
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Sometimes, I still sneak into her room for an in-person check, too — there's only one way to be sure my child is safe, my thinking goes, and it involves my own two eyes.
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Nights are still dangerous and blue Moblins are still tougher than red ones, but you can sneak into a Moblin camp at night — when they're all sleeping — and stealth-kill them, one by one.
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Sessions previously warned that terrorists could use the refugee program to sneak into the country — something Trump has echoed — and pressed the Obama administration for details on nationals he had pegged as potential terrorists.
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And second, imagine what would happen if literally anyone but a white guy beat up a bunch of security guards to sneak into a Manhattan high-rise in the middle of a work day.
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As I hadn't had it with my dinner as planned, I ran into a liquor store across the street to grab a single serving bottle of red wine to sneak into a sketch show.
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There's the "sneak into basket" technique, where a retailer automatically adds products — like a magazine subscription or travel insurance — to consumers' shopping carts and makes it hard for them to remove the unwanted items.
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In its decision to close Fabric, the Islington council said the two teenagers had been able to sneak into the club without the drugs being detected, and had also bought drugs inside the club.
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Average rank: 15.92018 stats: One thing to know: Lamar Jackson took over for the Ravens mid-season and led the team to win six of their final seven games to sneak into the playoffs.
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Immediately, French riot police officers took up positions on the platform They boarded the little suburban train and found what they were looking for: three African teenagers trying to sneak into France from Italy.
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Like Harry's enormous unearned stacks of Gringotts gold, many former Harry Potter stars literally walked into prime film roles as casually as the Weasley twins using a secret passage to sneak into Hogsmeade. Why?
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Siljestrom had been studying the field and realized that, thanks to a favorably short list of alternate teams, they had a decent chance to sneak into the draw given the spate of injury retirements.
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"We know we are illegal," said Faraz Khan, a 26-year-old from Pakistan who said he had tried four times to sneak into Croatia and been beaten and robbed twice by police officers.
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Earlier this year, a judge gave him two chances to avoid jail time after he was arrested as he tried to sneak into the subway without paying, requiring him to enroll in social services.
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As a small child, Wiman used to sneak into his parents' room in the middle of the night and peel open their eyelids in the hopes that he could see what they were dreaming.
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The result improves the chances that the winner of the Big 153 title game on Saturday, either No. 215 Oklahoma (231-7) or No. 7 Baylor (11-1) can sneak into the national semifinals.
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On an all new episode of Nirvanna the Band the Show, Matt and Jay create a plan to sneak into the music listings page of Toronto's alt-weekly newspaper and book their own gig.
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The report also said there was little evidence to support the claims of many right-wing European organizations and U.S. Republican presidential candidates that "terrorist suspects" were using migrant smuggling networks to sneak into Europe.
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Shame on you for not swiping right on me *upwards eyes emoji* literally had to go through all kinds of lengths to find your fine booty on Insta to try and sneak into your DMs.
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If you really want to know how things work, sneak into one of the "best places" awards ceremonies and see who's bought all the expensive tables and taken out ads in the glossy awards brochures.
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In a rare public announcement of such a raid, India said it had carried out "surgical strikes" on Thursday, sending special forces to kill men preparing to sneak into its territory and attack major cities.
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The other interesting thing to watch will be whether Molly Shannon (Other People), Felicity Jones (A Monster Calls) or Margo Martindale (The Hollars) can sneak into the race, as all three play mothers with cancer.
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It's where the story opens, with the gang sneaking into the newly built Starcourt Mall so they can sneak into a showing of Day of the Dead, the 1985 zombie epic from George R. Romero.
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While there are typically one or two pros on each team who specialize in styling Afro textures, some models still have to sneak into the bathrooms to fix their own hair before hitting the catwalk.
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He tries to shrink to insect-size to sneak into the building, but the regulator on his costume that lets him change sizes is malfunctioning, and he ends up about three feet tall — child size.
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I would try to sneak into the football stadium every other weekend, and once came extremely close to being run over by a car while legging it from a maximum-security inmate in the making.
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Last week, a very unlucky stoner in Houston looking for a place to get high decided to sneak into an abandoned house and light up, an already-sketchy move that quickly got way, way sketchier.
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A 43-year-old woman who was believed to have been planning to sneak into the South Philippines to join the IS-aligned Abu Sayyaf group was detained in a separate raid in Perak state.
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And then there were some who said that I wouldn't be able to sneak into my company's offices at night and copy it on the copy machines and staple the pages together using company staplers.
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McCarthy's character has a plan: sneak into the employee section of the supermarket for the most expensive meats, then comb the store for valuable items like an industrial meat cutter and, eventually, a cash register.
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This "distillation" into a "modern myth" is what makes for the uncomfortable, appropriative imagery, and it's also what allows the fundamental problems of political organization sneak into this fantastical game about liberation from violent exploitation.
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But it's still safe to say, British people weren't impressed by these reports, and vehemently stressed their ability to swiftly organise a mass protest: Donald Trump is planning to sneak into Britain to avoid protests.
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If You've Already Seen It: Monsters — If Rogue One: A Star Wars Story lives up to its potential, it could sneak into the Oscar race, as voters are more than willing to reward quality commercial fare.
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Some of that thin-ness of premise is acceptable and probably inevitable in a sitcom where Murphy might sneak into the White House under the guise of a French reporter (as she does in episode two).
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Animators Christy Karacas and Simon Wilches give this relatively mundane story a Bizarro-world look, with Berg and show co-creator Bill Hader turning into two-dimensional characters to slide around theaters and sneak into classes.
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But smugglers working in the human-trafficking networks that run between Syria and Turkey say that, for much of the last year, a steady stream of ISIS members and their families managed to sneak into Turkey.
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But their deaths are just a fraction of how many people die each year trying to flee their homelands and sneak into the US. Every year, hundreds of undocumented immigrants perish trying to make the journey.
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Will I one day sneak into a Spartan fort and find him patrolling with a Polemarch's symbol floating above his head, just another thoughtless target standing in the way between my character's goals and his feelings?
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But Hudson and Katko say the U.S. has a greater target on its back, and worry that the high volume of commercial flights will create more opportunities for terrorists to attack or sneak into the country.
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Her hands sneak into the frame now and then, clearing stray blades of grass that might obstruct a low-angled shot of sheep on a Bosnian hillside or scrubbing smudges from the windshield of a car.
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For the 23-year-old Lopez, it was the second attempt to sneak into the United States - in part, so he could pay off debts he got into financing his first bid for a better life.
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It helped, too, that Turner knew how to take the piss and slotted in Britishisms like "slag" and mentions of clothing brands like Topshop alongside all his chat about switching jumpers to sneak into a club.
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The dire situation apparently inspires the guys to dress up like waiters, sneak into the terrorist-laden hotel, and pull some John McClane stunts to save their financier... and Shaggy, because he's being held hostage, too.
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That could mean that two strong GOP candidates, like Hyde-Smith and McDaniel, could split the vote share and allow for a Democrat who has coalesced their side of the aisle to sneak into a runoff.
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Well, early on, a group of Smurfs sneak into the lair of Gargamel (Rainn Wilson), which he shares with his faithful, annoyed cat Azrael (incidentally, named for the angel of death), to save the kidnapped Smurfette.
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We sneak into one that used to be a hotel and see large boulders sitting in the lobby—rocks that presumably crashed through the walls when the earth shook for two minutes in May of 2008.
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I was ultra-polite in traffic, signaling to sneak into a lane, waving extra as if to say yes, I'm driving this insane machine and it is technically under my power but I'm really just a phony.
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He no longer earns a paycheck for his time and work, but thanks to his younger wife, who is also employed by Disney, he's able to sneak into the Burbank offices without a keycard of his own.
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Yet they somehow managed to go 90.33-4 between Gasol's season-ending injury in early February and Conley's season-ending injury in early March, which is basically the only reason they managed to sneak into the playoffs.
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Primary backup: Robert Griffith III2019 outlook: Lamar Jackson's rookie season was a great success in terms of results, taking over an leading the Ravens to six wins in their final seven games to sneak into the playoffs.
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He acknowledged that smuggling organizations and Central Americans do study what happens in the US, and smugglers and families already in the US send word back home about what opportunities to sneak into the US might exist.
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After receiving an unexpected visit from longtime pals Rande Gerber and Cindy Crawford for his birthday weekend in London, actor George Clooney couldn't help but sneak into the couple's sweet snapshot documenting their trip across the pond.
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On the weekends, I would take that money and sneak into the charity casinos with my fake ID. That showed me that I have a passion for risk, and that I really like decision-making under pressure.
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He asked me about my trip to Armenia, whether I had attempted to sneak into Turkey or Syria during my vacation, whether I had visited any refugee camps and whether I had joined any groups like ISIS.
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Even asylum seekers who look for Border Patrol agents and turn themselves in and ask for protection are counted in official data as "apprehended," suggesting, inaccurately, that they were caught trying to sneak into the United States.
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Will Smith is one of the biggest movie stars in the world, which makes it a little problematic when he wants to sneak into a theater to see his latest flick ... but he figured out a way.
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And so, borrowing his father's car, Nuñez convinces Wilson to sneak into the National Museum of Anthropology with him, solder off glass cases, and steal some of the museum's prized artifacts, which they later plan to sell.
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In third grade, in the San Francisco Bay Area, Paglen got in trouble for skipping school to sneak into lectures on dinosaurs at Berkeley — the same lecture halls in which he'd later be working toward his doctorate.
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I've filled my house with sleeping sound machines, to block the battles of The Witcher in the living room while my children snooze, or to let my husband sneak into the bedroom if he's been working late.
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While some of the new arrivals remain in Yemen, others hope to sneak into its richer Persian Gulf neighbors, like Saudi Arabia, to look for work or to make a transit stop on their way to Europe.
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They have 10 points but still need to face the All Blacks and Springboks and would need an upset of the magnitude of Wednesday's win for Uruguay over Fiji in Kamaishi to sneak into the quarter-finals.
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On an episode of Spongebob SquarePants called "Survival of the Idiots," Spongebob and dopey, shirtless starfish Patrick sneak into the home of Sandy the Squirrel to mess with her while while she's halfway through her winter hibernation.
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We get to see the bookshelf when Albus, Scorpius, and a new character named Delphi take Polyjuice Potion to transform into Harry, Ron, and Hermione, in order to sneak into Hermione's office to steal a time turner.
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And for the rest of us, Art Basel may just be an opportunity to visit an exotic locale, look at art you can't afford, and maybe even sneak into a party hosted by a mid-tier singer.
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They found ways to sneak into each other's rooms to talk, whispering to one another during practices that one or the other should leave the hotel room's door ajar so the other player could easily slip in.
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Left-wing journalists Owen Jones of the Guardian and Paul Mason both tweeted about the rumored visit, while another user took inspiration from a scene from Braveheart: Donald Trump is planning to sneak into Britain to avoid protests.
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"Day of the Dead" (1985) When Mike, Lucas, Max and Will sneak into the Starcourt multiple, the kids are watching filmmaker George A. Romero's "Day of the Dead," the third in his series of genre-defining zombie movies.
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Bergman told her family how, while the rest of the women's team washed together after training, the quiet Ratjen, clad in swimming shorts, would sneak into a small private bathroom that was officially off limits to the athletes.
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Though the trek to the top of the locked tower is forbidden, it's become a rite of passage for outgoing students who sneak into the off-limits property at night, according to the school's newspaper, The Fordham Ram.
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Hillary Clinton didn't accidentally sneak into the FBI during one of the country's biggest holiday weekends to testify on her illegal activities, something that wouldn't be afforded to others under investigation (and on a Saturday of all days).
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They serve another purpose, too: Reminding me to celebrate every day with my three kids; to sneak into their rooms at night and watch their bellies rise and fall; to hold them close, but also let them grow.
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Carol's best friend and fellow pilot Maria Rambeau (Lashana Lynch) says Carol wasn't allowed to fly with the men, and so she and Maria would sneak into the hangars early to practice (some six or so years ago).
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Mary "Katie" Connell, a BASE jumper whose tragic final leap was recorded by her companion's GoPro last week, was the kind of person who would "sneak into your heart and never leave," her close friend, Leigh Scarber, tells PEOPLE.
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At the same time, the conceit from some on the left that if all Democrats just agree to avoid using "Republican talking points" on these questions then they can sneak into the White House without confronting them is absurd.
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Typically, Pool said, DeAngelo would eventually find a couple, then on the night of the attack wait for them to go to bed and then sneak into the house with enough pre-cut ligatures to tie up everyone inside.
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They showed that, while arrests of migrants trying to sneak into the United States are down, the number of arrests of migrants already in the United States has soared – from 22018,104 in 2016 to 143,470 in fiscal year 2017.
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Shortly after arriving, I was able to sneak into a VIP media tour for network news (CNN, CBS, NBC) to get a brief tour of the White House and check out some intimate performances from Black Alley and Gallant.
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"Successful stealthy maneuvering requires high structural flexibility and distributive control to sneak into confined or restricted spaces, operate for extended periods and emulate biological morphologies and adaptability," ARL researcher Ed Habtour said in a release tied to the study.
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He birdied the final hole of a largely unspectacular final round to sneak into a three-way playoff on Monday at the Zurich Classic, then beat Jamie Lovemark on the second extra hole for his first PGA Tour triumph.
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After all, North Koreans were in blissful ignorance of his disgrace in 27, when he was caught by Japanese immigration officials trying to sneak into the country on a forged passport from the Dominican Republic, to visit Tokyo Disneyland.
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It should prove an emotional homecoming for the local lad who used to sneak into one of England's most prestigious clubs to hit a few shots because his tarmac-layer father could not afford the sky-high green fees.
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The attitude toward migrants in many parts of Europe has also soured further in recent months over concerns about how to integrate newcomers and the revelations that some terrorists were able to sneak into Europe with legitimate asylum seekers.
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There's more ... PFT also talks about his run-in with the police and the FBI after using a fake media pass to sneak into an NFL Super Bowl event this week ... and why he's on thin ice in Atlanta.
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A. After the American Revolution, a growing interest in the field of medicine and a shortage of legal cadavers led to a ghastly task: Medical students would sneak into cemeteries at night and, without permission, exhume the recently deceased.
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"PM2098 is composed of tiny solids and liquids floating in the air and once inhaled, these particles can pass through the respiratory system, sneak into the blood and circulatory system, and cause serious health problems," Wei said by email.
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"It's just another way to sneak into law conferring status on the unborn that could build this case" that a fetus should have the same rights as a child, Bonnie Stabile, a policy ethics expert with George Mason University, said.
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You know, thinking about it, I could have been in the pub down the road that I used to try to sneak into underage with my friends from school, but the details aren't important for something like this, are they?
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If the corners of your abode have become lined with pet hair (gross) the Roomba 671 robot vacuum has built in sensors and an edge-sweeping brush specifically designed at a 27-degree angle to sneak into corners and edges.
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He was adept at using firearms and was known to sneak into a house and confront sleeping couples in bed, shining a flashlight in their eyes before raping the woman while the man was tied up, according to the FBI.
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The surprise is that when she finally moves out, having left what's probably a love note painted into a crack in the doorframe—she must somehow believe in ghosts—the ghost doesn't muster the energy to sneak into her car.
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Leno's mischievous idea was simple: While fans sat inside of his vintage 1954 Jaguar XK120 convertible — the same one featured in the two-minute VR experience — he'd sneak into the car and playfully ambush them when the demo was over.
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One Kenyan coach was sent home from Rio for improperly using an athlete's badge and posing as a runner — even giving a urine test to drug testers — so that he could sneak into a dining hall for a free breakfast.
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Now, at the end of every day, just take a minute to tidy up in Tabli, exiting windows you don't need anymore and making sure you didn't (accidentally, of course) let a work-related tab sneak into a personal-stuff window.
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Here are just a a few of the easy fixes you can do yourself without calling in an expert: It's tough to sneak into your apartment at 3AM without waking up your roommate if you've got a squeaky front door.
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Security researchers at IBM have found, reported and disclosed 19 vulnerabilities in five popular visitor management systems, which they say can be used to steal data about visitors — or even sneak into sensitive and off-limit areas of office buildings.
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There were like, 40 people watching us through soundproof glass while we were on a tour, and nobody could know that's what we were shooting, so we had to sneak into rooms and rejoin our tour group before it moved on.
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In testimony to a congressional committee on Tuesday, the day before the president's tirade at the cabinet meeting, Ms. Nielsen urged people seeking asylum to present themselves at United States ports of entry rather than trying to sneak into the country.
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While many American high schoolers and their parents are agonizing over whether they can even pay for college, there's a subset of the country apparently agonizing over whether they can pay the $21,220 they'll need to sneak into the right college.
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The Trump administration's willingness to let in refugees screened under the old process — while claiming that process could allow terrorists to sneak into the United States — kind of undermines its argument that the executive order is essential to national security.
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Sure, you can adjust your settings to turn a quick "omw" into "on my way!" or you can sneak into a friend's phone and change "lol" to the lyrics of Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" or whatever you see fit.
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John claimed Polanski threatened him with a meat cleaver, and the director himself later admitted that he would drop by the Phillips' home, ostensibly just to visit, in order to sneak into their garage and check for blood splatter on their cars.
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It's like a real-life version of the tutorial interface in a video game, except instead of telling you that you can open grates to sneak into locked rooms, it shows you how to use the thermostat or find a first-aid kit.
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"If he (Trump) doesn't like what's happening, why don't we pass better policies that make it a little easier for people to go through this process instead of having to sneak into this country and go through so many horrible experiences?" she said.
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They claim that if trans people can use the bathroom that aligns with their gender identity, men will take advantage of such policies to disguise themselves as trans women and sneak into women's bathrooms or locker rooms to sexually assault or harass women.
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The former fighters, who had been staying in Ugandan camps after years of fighting in chaotic eastern Congo, were picked up in west Uganda in the region of Mbarara as they tried to sneak into Congo in disguise, the government spokesman said.
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For every crystal you pick out to increase the good vibes in your life, you ought to have one that'll keep the bad vibes out — you never know when a relationship may go south or a troll might sneak into your mentions.
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The beauty of New York is that, in the same night, you can nurse a tiki drink in a replica of the Golden Girls' living room, then make like Clark Kent and sneak into a speakeasy through a hot dog joint's phone booth.
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And if people continue to bring their kids with them as they try to sneak into this country illegally, this president and his team won't hesitate to do what they have to do to enforce the law the way they see fit.
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People seem to be expecting some kind of Mario game that plays like a Nintendo 3DS game with a D-Pad and action buttons, but you're always risking ease of use with the more stuff you try to sneak into a smartphone title.
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They claim that if trans people can use the bathroom that aligns with their gender identity, men will take advantage of such policies to disguise themselves as women and sneak into women's bathrooms or locker rooms to sexually assault or harass women.
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The Fosters clearly isn't done talking about gun violence — the potential shooter, who's motivated to take his father's gun when he believes his girlfriend, a Foster, has cheated on him, is still out there and is able to sneak into the Foster house.
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But a few titles did sneak into our home VHS collection or into our library haul, and the one most often on rotation in our home was dearly beloved: The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, released as a feature film in 1977.
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That a top American official had to sneak into Afghanistan after 16 years of war, thousands of lives lost and hundreds of billions of dollars spent testifies to the U.S. stalemate with the Taliban, a foe that appears to be growing stronger.
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In this new musical, with a book and lyrics by Jon Agee and a score by Dan Feigelson, two students from a school for children whose learning styles are outside the mainstream sneak into an exclusive institution for those with extraordinarily high I.Q.s.
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In the late 22s, after North Korean commandoes tried to ransack the presidential palace in Seoul, South Korea secretly trained misfits plucked from prison or off the streets to sneak into North Korea and slit the throat of its leader, Kim Il-sung.
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Interior Minister Gérard Collomb said three weeks ago that even though there were far fewer migrants in Calais than there were a year ago, 30,000 attempts to sneak into the Eurotunnel complex or onto ferries had been made since the start of 2017.
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He said these sweeps proved a potent way to protect workers by tamping down on the "ecosystem of smuggling," which emboldens migrants to sneak into the country and empowers employers to hire them to work illegally, in unregulated and often inhumane conditions.
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It's a style she developed when she was a teenager and would sneak into her father's library to find images among his vast collection of books and rare journals like Soulbook, a periodical from the late 1960s and 70s which its Berkeley, Calif.
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Claire, struck with both a sense of self-doubt and a sense of regret about the sins she and Frank had committed in order to sneak into the White House, becomes the show's protagonist—the soul of the dimly lit political soap.
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Officials offered no explanation for removing the children, the latest in what's becoming a growing pattern of separating immigrant parents from their children under the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy for undocumented migrants caught trying to sneak into the US along the southwest border.
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They head back to the set and sneak into Yael's room: Coleman tells her that now that Jeremy is on board, after the show the three of them are going to head straight to CNN and tell the story of what happened on Everlasting.
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It was the actual bookie who had to sneak into the education wing of the place, where the copy machines were located, and find a way to distract the staff and make copies of the cards listing the odds for all the day's games.
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The trucks are able to keep themselves centered in a lane, match the speed of a car in front from a safe distance, and alert the driver when cars or pedestrians sneak into the big blind spot on the right side of the vehicle.
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And the topography of the maps get more complicated as you journey through the campaign, simple, 12-ish tile globs of land giving way to multi-tiered lands with mountains, cliffs, and secret bays and arches that enemy ships might try to sneak into.
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Back then, it was reported that Ramineh Behbehanian, a 50-year-old trained chemist, put a "lethal quantity" of rubbing alcohol into bottles of Evolution Fresh orange juice that she then tried to sneak into the display case of a San Jose, California Starbucks.
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Del Potro began the tournament 14th on the ATP Race to London list but with several players above him missing the rest of the season, the door is still open for the 29-year-old to sneak into the prestigious year-ender in London.
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I've watched people do everything under the sun to lie and cheat their way into venues and sneak into things...And security has told me about the hoards of people who have gone right up to their faces and told them they were me.
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Japan came third with two points after drawing 1-1 with Ecuador, a result which condemned both sides and saw Paraguay of Group B sneak into the quarter-finals as the second-best ranked side to finish third despite only picking up two points.
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"It's just another way to sneak into law conferring status on the unborn," to build a case for arguing that a fetus should have the same rights as a child, Bonnie Stabile, a policy ethics expert with George Mason University, explained to Vox's Tara Golshan.
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Despite that, McCrory intervened to stop a local law, in Charlotte, that protected LGBTQ people from discrimination and allowed trans people to use the bathroom for their gender identity — because he worried about hypothetical sexual predators disguising themselves as women to sneak into women's bathrooms.
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While this was less than altruistic, what matters was that it meant there could be safe houses, places where runaways could get a meal; there were barbershops they could sneak into, wash up and be given fresh clothing as they continued their journey to Canada.
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The two allegedly came up with a plan for Ellis to sneak into the house in the middle of the night with the help of the 13-year-old and kill the teen's mother, father and his son, deputies said, the Springfield News-Sun reports.
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So while the Super Hornets have been busy conducting bombing runs against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, the F-35 would be the Navy's best choice for trying to sneak into China early in a larger war to knock out antiaircraft installations.
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The Trump administration, however, sees the drop-off rate as proof that people are using the credible fear screening to sneak into the country on the basis of asylum claims that are either fraudulent or don't show persecution that meets the legal standards for asylum.
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Alan, too, said he believes the real-life meeting between Trump and Kim Jong Un was directly inspired by his and X's February publicity stunt at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang , where they managed to sneak into a press area during the opening ceremony before being removed.
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This security scenario is often referred to as an "evil maid" attack, the idea being that an attacker could sneak into a target's hotel room and tamper with his laptop while he's out of the room—or, in Patrick Wardle's case, out on a Tinder date.
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While packs of yeshiva boys would sneak into town, crowding internet cafes to watch soccer or porn, or merely to cruise the web—the secular world only a click away—Jonathan hacked his school's internet filters blocking certain websites in the name of ruchnius, or spirituality.
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The 37-year-old star was itching to streamline Khloé's style, so when Kim had the opportunity to sneak into her sister's house and secretly pack her bag for a trip to Santa Barbara, she didn't hesitate overhauling her look with the help of BFF Jonathan Cheban.
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Kelly also took some credit for himself, saying that his direct plea to government officials in Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala along with conversations with church leaders and others in the region have helped curb the number of people trying to sneak into the United States.
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Jackson writes wonderful political history, but social history does not sneak into his work very often or very well: the larger world of literature and commentary in which French political life is always entangled is not dramatized with any relish, giving the biography a slightly dutiful monotone.
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When those 19 year olds high on whatever pills they could effectively sneak into the park start sprinting toward Perry's stage to hear the same bass drop 100 times in a row, you'll be thankful to wear real shoes that can withstand their oblivious foot stomping.
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In the world of college football, recency bias reigns supreme, and if the Cougars can repeat as the Group of Five conference representative in the New Year's Six bowls, and/or sneak into the College Football Playoff, that would make them an extremely attractive expansion candidate.
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Weber told Kimmel that he grew up just minutes away from the legendary Bachelor mansion in Agoura Hills, CA. His interest in the series was sparked by the show's other famed pilot Jake Pavelka, and as a teenage fan, he tried to sneak into the mansion.
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Everybody in the neighborhood was a Democrat, but my parents and all the other grownups back then could never support free medical care for people who sneak into this country — not when they had to pay their own medical bills with the little money they had.
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You've got two options—either hike back down to the entrance and find a bathroom, putting an end to your time there; or sneak into a sacred temple constructed half a millennium ago, drop trou, and deface one of the greatest marvels this world has to offer.
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Those hit by WannaCry also failed to heed warnings last year from Microsoft to disable a file sharing feature in Windows known as SMB, which a covert hacker group calling itself Shadow Brokers had claimed was used by NSA intelligence operatives to sneak into Windows PCs.
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Peter Aguilar (D-Ariz.) to sneak into the fiscal 18 Financial Services and General Government spending bill a provision allowing Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, amnesty recipients to qualify for federal employment no doubt has even a lot of amnesty supporters scratching their heads.
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That top American officials must sneak into this country after 16 years of war, thousands of lives lost and hundreds of billions of dollars spent was testimony to the stalemate confronting the United States because of a stubborn and effective Taliban foe that is increasingly ascendant.
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And as for rumblings that Oregon might sneak into the College Football Playoff if it wins the Pac-12 championship, the Ducks don't have a win over a current top 25 team and could not beat Auburn, which may well be the fifth-best team in the SEC.
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Directed by Elkanah Pulitzer and conducted by New York Philharmonic music director Jaap van Zweden, prisoner of the state was inspired by Beethoven's opera Fidelio, which is the story of a woman who disguises herself as a man to sneak into prison and rescue her husband from political imprisonment.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — An Iranian woman detained for dressing as a man in order to sneak into a soccer stadium to watch a match has died after setting herself on fire upon learning she could spend six months in prison, semi-official news outlets reported Tuesday.
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New York already has punched its ticket to the postseason and likely will serve as the first wild card, although it can sneak into third place in the Metropolitan Division by winning out while Pittsburgh has a complete meltdown and doesn't earn a point over its final five contests.
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Together with the battle-hardened Corporal Ford (Wyatt Russell) and the meager remnants of their unit, they sneak into the small French village where the tower is, and learn from a young woman (Mathilde Ollivier) that the occupying Germans regularly take unruly locals to the church for punishment.
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The worry is that if trans people are allowed to use the bathroom of their choice, whether through inclusive policies or laws that ban discrimination against LGBTQ people in certain settings, men will somehow take advantage of these measures to sneak into women's bathrooms and sexually assault women.
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But tangled up in his general lack of a sense of obligation to take in anyone for humanitarian reasons is a more specific complaint: that the asylum system has become a way for people who don't have valid humanitarian concerns to sneak into the US through the front door.
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Atomic bomb explosions sneak into the backgrounds of several of his images — like a loose, undated watercolor, "Untitled [Self-portrait in front of Village with an Atomic Bomb]" that features Cannon sitting calmly in traditional dress, with a painting of a bomb exploding to the side of his head.
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Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko told security officials the ban announced Friday will prevent Russian servicemen disguised as civilians from sneaking into the country, according to the AP. Several Russian troops were able to sneak into Eastern Ukraine where the Ukrainian army is in an ongoing battle with Russian-backed separatists.
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"When you have meetings and filming at your house all day, and decide to take a nice, relaxing bath before the chaos starts…but then your toddler sees you trying to sneak into the bathroom and screams until you let him take a bath with you," Holliday, 33, wrote on Instagram.
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For instance, remember that time he faked an IED attack on his own troops in the Jordan Valley in order to tempt the US military to try and sneak into the attack site, sparking a disastrous battle that allowed him to stop a multinational peacekeeping project on his own terms?
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Among those highly aggressive bull elk, some individuals spend so much time and energy displaying and fighting that unassuming and unaggressive bulls sometimes sneak into the harem and mate with females while the ostensible lord and master is preoccupied with maintaining his dominion by clashing antlers with his more obvious competitors.
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Interior Minister Gérard Collomb, who estimated the number of migrants who have returned to Calais at about 400, said that so far this year, more than 30,000 attempts had been made to sneak into the ferry port or the Eurotunnel train station, or to jump onto trucks heading to Britain.
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A couple of years ago, when he was still a student here studying marketing but plotting a music career, he would sneak into this building, make his way to a nondescript beige room on the second floor, and, in the quiet of night, accompanied by no one, work on his songs.
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In addition to watching over the people of the island, Mothra is watched over by two part-human, ashtray-sized female twins who do things like sneak into a power-broker's office to beg for her egg back and help birth the second Mothra by coaxing it out of its shell with song.
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That might help you sneak into the restricted section of your school library, but that won't fool radars A team of engineers at Iowa State University published a research paper detailing the use of flexible metamaterials — man-made materials that have properties not found in nature — to cloak objects from microwave radar detection.
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The vibe is exciting: The Moon connects with the lord of the underworld, Pluto, early this morning at 4:49 AM, and with warrior Mars in Capricorn at 10:44 PM. People are ready to party, and even the scaredy-cats among us will feel brave enough to sneak into haunted houses.
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When INSIDER asked the airline what would happen if an economy passenger were to sneak into business class, a representative said it's incredibly unlikely that this would ever happen, because cabin crews have seat maps for each flight to know which seats are meant to be occupied and which should be vacant.
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"Climate change was such a huge issue, but I never felt there was anything I could do about it," she said as she and a dozen other young activists prepared to sneak into the Philadelphia mayor's City Hall office in early August with a petition demanding that he reject fossil fuel money.
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The consensus among peers and friends, as articulated on Wednesday by the designer Isabel Marant — who said she used to sneak into Gaultier shows as a teenager — was that while his retirement is "super sad and emotional," he's fortunate to be able to step back from the industry grind with his legacy intact.
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Even as President Trump has made it clear that he will not tolerate illegal immigration, the tragedy illustrated the extremes people will go to to sneak into the United States and opened a window into human smuggling at the border, a clandestine world of drug cartels, rafts, "stash houses" and empty promises.
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Under showrunner Alena Smith, over the course of the show's first three half-hour episodes, Emily (Hailee Steinfeld) has a clandestine tryst with Death (Wiz Khalifa) in his carriage, dresses in drag to sneak into a college lecture about volcanoes, and throws a wild opium-fueled house party while her parents are out of town.
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Trump's defense of the executive order — which includes, most controversially, a 90-day ban preventing foreign nationals from seven majority-Muslim countries from entering the US — has been that it's necessary to protect the country from nefarious foreigners who want to use the refugee program to sneak into the US and launch terrorist attacks.
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It's not entirely clear that a handful of positive images of refugees will be enough to bust up the fear of terrorism — especially when that fear, in America and Europe alike, is usually expressed as the belief that "bad people" will sneak into the country rather than a belief that all refugees are evil.
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In the evenings, Dima al-Wawi, a 12-year-old arrested in February with a knife at the entrance to an Israeli settlement in the occupied West Bank, would sing Palestinian nationalist anthems with Istabraq Noor, 14, who was accused of trying to sneak into a different settlement to attack Jewish residents in October.
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In the fall of 2000, in an episode that subsequently made the papers in France, he used a crossbow with ropes and carabiners to sneak into an apartment while its occupants were asleep and stole two Renoirs, a Derain, an Utrillo, a Braque, and various other works—a haul worth more than a million euros.
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The failed attacks on Mr. Skripal, the industrial-scale doping of Russian athletes and the downing of a Malaysian airliner in 2014 were massively damaging to Russia's standing in the world, and the disclosure that Russian military hackers tried to secretly sneak into agencies investigating them can only make the shame and ridicule greater.
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While those seats may not be on camera during the president's speech, super fans of Mr. Trump have had success with this strategy: One ended up being called on stage at a rally, and another said he managed to sneak into the on-camera area, where he positioned himself in view behind the president.
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Deputies milled about, keen to enforce the laws of the court, keeping hallways and bathrooms clear and making sure people (like me) didn't try and sneak into Courtroom A. In the gallery there were law interns, their moms, rape trauma counselors and, in this case, several of the women who accused Mr. Cosby of assault.
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Released in February of this year to widespread acclaim, Lincoln in the Bardo is a triumph of a book, built around a single quasi-historical image: A year into the Civil War, the president's son, Willie Lincoln, died of typhoid fever, prompting rumors that Abraham Lincoln would sneak into his crypt to cradle the dead body in his arms.
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Naturally, we had many questions: On a show so detail-oriented that the actor who plays Bran Stark has to sit in one place during film breaks so his furs don't move out of place from scene to scene, how did an item so clearly from the 21st century manage to sneak into the final version of the episode?
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The story takes place between the events of Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, and Episode IV: A New Hope, and features Rogue One characters Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) and droll droid K-2SO (Alan Tudyk), as they plot to sneak into a facility located on Mustafar — the molten planet where Anakin Skywalker was transformed into Darth Vader.
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Maria Campanella, known as Maria the Ice Cream Girl for the truck she has driven around Bensonhurst for over 30 years, said the area has changed since she used to sneak into 2001 Odyssey, cruise 86th Street and order "double layer" slices at Lenny's Pizza, made famous when Mr. Travolta's character got a couple of slices there.
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All throughout the debates, opponents of trans rights have repeated the same talking point: If places let trans people to use the bathroom or locker room that matches their gender identity, men will take advantage of the policies and disguise themselves as women to sneak into women's bathrooms and locker rooms and sexually assault or harass women.
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If there's one thing Spelling taught us playing Donna Martin for ten straight seasons, it's that it's not easy being beautiful, popular, and rich, especially when you're getting teased for falling in love with a younger guy and you just caught your mother cheating on your father while you were just trying to sneak into a hotel room to meet Color Me Badd.
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In the battle for third-place on the GOP side, Marco Rubio has been ascendant in recent days — so much so that some rival camps suggested he could even sneak into second place, though his team is eager to downplay the possibility — and would try to segue that momentum into a similarly strong finish in New Hampshire, which votes Feb. 9.
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Line: Steelers by 10.5 After laying a dinosaur-size egg last week against the Ravens, a loss that caused them to cede control of their playoff destiny, the Steelers can still sneak into the postseason as a wild card against the Johnny Manziel-less Browns (Austin Davis will start in place of Manziel, who has a concussion) coupled with a Jets loss in Buffalo.
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After Travis Reinking attempted to sneak into the White House last year, and his father seized his weapons, an officer called Jeffrey Reinking and told him that "when he gets back home, he might want to lock the guns back up until Travis gets mental help, which he stated he would," according to reports from the Tazewell County Sheriff's Office obtained by the Washington Post.
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He's managed to sneak into the EDM world with guitar work alongside producers like Tensnake and the formally relevant Avicii; he played as part of the best Grammy performance ever with Daft Punk and Stevie Wonder; he's been inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; started multiple foundations and benefit concerts; and even relaunched Chic as a live band as Chic feat.
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Produced by Baltimore's TRNSGNDR/VHS, it's mixed so that you have to turn it all the way up to hear the sonic nuances of the distorted vocal—"Kill Black girl kill, that's my dissertation / And if you can, drop a bomb on they plantation"—thus setting up its blasting screech to sneak into the far reaches of your brain's nooks and crannies from the get-go.
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The idea -- and it's a half-baked one at that -- is for these covert soldiers to sneak into Mexico and, as retaliation, trigger a war among the drug cartels, who are blamed for transporting terrorists into the U.S. Rather than kill the leaders, though, they seize upon kidnapping a narco's 12-year-old daughter, Isabela (Isabela Moner), pinning the provocative act on one of his rivals.
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The production team seems to have fought for the most romantic interpretation of the show it could get away with, and recently released a special edition re-edit of the show that's just an even more homoerotic edit of all the scenes between Lan Wangji and Wei Wuxian — all the moments of touching, hand-holding, and ogling they weren't able to sneak into the final cut.
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The data that continues to showing fewer people apprehended at the Southern border, generally indicative of trends in crossings writ large, has been interpreted as a sign that President Donald Trump's rhetoric and aggressive push to enforce immigration laws is having an effect -- deterring would-be migrants from making a journey north to try to sneak into the US. In April, there were 11,129 total apprehensions at the Southwest border.
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Every time a terrorist attack is perpetuated in Europe and it appears a Muslim might be the perpetrator, President Trump has cited it hastily as a reason his "ban" is needed — reinforcing the idea, often contrary to the reality of who the attackers actually were, that there's a critical mass of terrorists seeking to sneak into the US for the purpose of doing us harm, and that America's instincts of generosity are a mere soft-headed liability.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE said Monday that the United States needs to be "careful" in making sure everyone entering the country from the Bahamas has proper documentation, suggesting dangerous individuals could sneak into the U.S. along with those seeking refuge following Hurricane Dorian.
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If you're Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of ISIS, why would you take a local Iraqi fighter who is currently defending your makeshift caliphate in Iraq and send him halfway around the world to try to sneak into the United States, acquire weapons in a country where he doesn't even speak the language, and carry out an attack — all without being caught — when you could just pump out some propaganda and inspire an American to grab a gun and go shoot up the local mall?
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