They're merely spreading out their bills in a different way.
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However, new series could benefit from spreading out their episodes.
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We're just spreading out and we hope to get stronger.
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Spreading out, and spreading out sexually within the aesthetic of pop, is antithetical to the traditional demure and "proper" sexuality women are relegated to, and chair dancing has facilitated a blurring of those gender norms.
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Again, you're spreading out the crowd, and giving people more options.
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There's another kind of New York transplant spreading out into Philadelphia.
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It may mean spreading out your payments over a longer period.
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Manufacturers, however, are now spreading out their increases over the month.
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Spreading out the government largesse only promotes political, and not societal, goals.
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Spreading out may be the only thing that saves us from ourselves.
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That's a good start, but now it's time to start spreading out.
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Macy's is looking for markets where it has redundancies, spreading out the closings.
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Or, Kendall Jenner and Bella Hadid spreading out over a curb in February.
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On such surfaces, the water forms comparatively large droplets instead of spreading out.
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Spreading out renewable energy across a larger geographical area could help mitigate interruptions.
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This has the effect of spreading out the sound and works well with stereo.
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Black Africans, who had been among the most clustered, are spreading out especially quickly.
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The Chamber of Commerce's Donohue said there was collateral damage spreading out beyond government.
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We weren't spreading out and doing all the stuff that other people were doing.
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You need to be spreading out the risk among a wider group of people.
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That is, spreading out stock purchases over time on a regular schedule regardless of price.
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The visual language associated with spreading out or becoming bigger is, generally, reserved for men.
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Hasina's rule, helping to boost factory production and spreading out to homes in rural areas.
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This is a nice option because spreading out the payments does not incur interest fees.
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I spend time spreading out everything: jewelry in the front; bigger items in the back.
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The idea is to alleviate some of the pressure by spreading out the transportation options.
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Spreading out costs for developing new models means, sometimes, it's OK to have a little fun.
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"The word is spreading out more that it's very safe to come here," Lilia Falcon said.
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U.N. officials are concerned that violence is spreading out of control in Congo with Kabila's complicity.
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Manspreading wasn't mentioned specifically, but spreading out across multiple seats was the third top pet hate.
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So instead of spreading out on the surface, the droplets form beads and slip right off.
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Apple's bokeh has a medium-sized penumbra, spreading out light sources but not blowing them out.
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We are seeing signs that the weakness is spreading out, beyond "new tech," to broader names.
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The tables are good for spreading out your work, or for working on a group project.
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Once cities stop spreading out, their rate of new housing production slows — and prices shoot upward.
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"We look at spreading out the options given the volatility levels where they are," suggests Gilbert.
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"There has been this huge spreading out," said Gary Burtless, one of the authors of the study.
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But spreading out the bargain binge across several days is actually preferable to waking up at 4a.m.
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Manufacturers wisely responded by spreading out their supply chain to reduce their risk in any one area.
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It was this spreading out of their decision about how they were going to be out to people.
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People were dancing, spreading out blankets on the sand or sipping from flasks as they greeted old friends.
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On spreading out: How do we expand the program in a thoughtful way that maintains our core values?
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"As modern humans are spreading out across the world, they're encountering pathogens they haven't experienced before," he said.
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That means being able to make better forecasts and spreading out inventory in more regions based on demand.
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On Tuesday, Trump tweeted photos of a briefing he'd received on the new coronavirus spreading out of China.
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The evening starts to feel like the energy of his painting: full and spreading out in unexpected directions.
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The fire spiraled to about five acres and began spreading out of control, fueled by windy conditions, Winter said.
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Spreading out shots only leaves a child at risk for a longer period of time, according to the academy.
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Spreading out from its colorful feet and throughout the long room is a shining pool of blood-red resin.
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They start out close and tight before spreading out from the galactic core and appearing to fade into space.
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Actuaries were focused on estimating pension costs and then spreading out the cost as smoothly as possible over time.
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Brady and his offense then took to the air, spreading out New York's secondary with multiple four-receiver formations.
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The ripple effects of COVID-19, better known as coronavirus, are spreading out into every corner of the economy.
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Jackpot winners get to decide between taking an immediate, reduced lump sum or spreading out their winnings over three decades.
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When you buy into an ETF, you may think you're spreading out your risk across hundreds of high-yield bonds.
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Why, instead of spreading out the primaries and caucuses, don't we just conduct them all on the exact same day?
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The girls, joined by fellow guest Donald Glover, partnered up, with one team member spreading out on the giant board.
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Spreading out on checkered sheets of graph paper, these "energy field" drawings have an intricate but technical look to them.
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Expedited vaccine development is proving to be a key tool in preventing the virus from spreading out of control again.
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It looked like bubbling molasses, let's say, spreading out and running up into the foothills, just covering the whole city.
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Analysts have said such user growth shows Alibaba still has room to grow by spreading out further into China's countryside.
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But in tech's de facto capital, there's a growing sense of anxiety about the virus quickly spreading out of control.
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As Hurricane Dorian tracks ever faster northeastward, its powerful winds are gradually slowing and spreading out over a wider area.
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The hotel does a nice job of spreading out the large number of folks that stay here on any given night.
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For the past eight decades, we've been broadcasting radio signals, and they've been spreading out into space like an expanding bubble.
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When people hear about antibiotic resistance creating "superbugs", they tend to think of new diseases and pandemics spreading out of control.
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Rather, it's an expansion of that history, spreading out and demanding new resistance from the individuals and communities it will affect.
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By diversifying, Dalio means spreading out your money into different kinds of investments, such as stocks, bonds, commodities, real estate, etc.
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Spreading out the tab over a semester (or longer) can make it easier to cover the bill with current income (i.e.
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Politically, it makes sense to encourage the spreading out of new residents and the utilization of the state's open primary system.
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Because most workers will need parental leave at some point, spreading out its cost among all workers would accomplish relatively little.
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For impatient players, the studio now plans to release all three episodes simultaneously, rather than spreading out drops across the year.
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They also argue that such programs make government more efficient by spreading out a spike in processing of voter registration forms.
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Using a spatula, grab a dollop of frosting and pat it on the center of the cupcake, spreading out the frosting.
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But this year, buyers from the world's top natural gas importer - via pipeline and tanker - have been spreading out their purchases more.
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People order them online, and the mattresses get sent to your door, in a giant box, spreading out right before your eyes.
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As for Acaba and Arnold's plans, the pair plan on spreading out four of McAuliffe's lessons over the span of several months.
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All a laser's power is contained in a relatively narrow beam, as opposed to spreading out in all directions like starlight does.
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Spreading out through Tel Asqof, the insurgents took up positions in houses, firing at the Americans on the outskirts of the village.
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They also are spreading out their loan payments over a longer period of time in order to secure a lower monthly bill.
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Spreading out your savings in smaller increments from the start will save you from heavy hits to your finances in the future.
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But the fire had been spreading out in more directions than one, and at the rate of 80 football fields per minute.
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Some of the largest gains were in states with the smallest immigrant populations, suggesting that immigrants were spreading out in the country.
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At least 2,400 auditors will be tasked with spreading out across the department to examine the Pentagon's estimated $85033 trillion in assets.
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A wave of snow was spreading out from the Midwest and across the Northeast overnight through until Wednesday, according to The Weather Channel.
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France was unified by the conquest of territory spreading out from Paris; the conquerors brought Parisian speech with them, and that became "French".
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But for Paradise, the team moved in a slightly different direction, spreading out a huge range of challenges across a vast, open world.
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The three-piece hasn't slowed down on their third album, True Adventure, despite settling into jobs, families, and marriages, and spreading out geographically.
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When possible, you may want to consider spreading out shedding those shares over time or gifting appreciated shares to avoid capital gains tax.
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There's nothing like spreading out the Talisman board, breaking out some snacks, and digging in for a day of dungeon delving with friends.
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The blackened electrical box was clearly overloaded, with hundreds of wires spreading out to every corner of the ghetto, criss-crossing several times.
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Besides spreading out the crowds, being able to repurpose an older ride is financially advantageous compared to the costs of building a new attraction.
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Women, of course, were already appearing hyper-sexualized in pop music videos, but they weren't spreading out in quite the same way as men.
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Houses along the streets spreading out from the center are more modest, with an assortment of ranches, split-levels, Cape Cods and smaller colonials.
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The GM deal maintained a 10-year earn-in for new hires, while spreading out raises so some workers get pay boosts earlier than before.
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Cisco and Microsoft are other examples, creating centers of excellence or even spreading out traditionally single headquarters (and top management teams) into multiple locations worldwide.
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The bottom line about climate change and insurance coverage"Insurance premiums are about spreading out the risk and overhead costs of insurance claims," says Redmer.
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Spreading out that blow over a longer period of time has been the primary concern inspiring calls to "flatten the curve" by changing our behavior.
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Stray observations That shot of Daenerys coming out to greet her armies with Drogon's wings spreading out behind her just spawned a million Instagram photo shoots.
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That's because spreading out your money across different investments will reduce your overall risk so that you won't lose everything if, for example, the market tanks.
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The gunpowder, the terrorism, the virulent sectarianism and nationalism, are wafting up from the flames consuming Syria, spreading out over national borders and across the sea.
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For a little more perspective on the timescales involved here, 80,000 years ago on Earth the first homo sapiens were spreading out of Africa into Asia.
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The fraudsters, again posing as actual customers, would then 'pay' for the new phones by spreading out payments over several months on an unsuspecting customer's account.
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"The good news is that with advances in biotechnology, new vaccines and drugs can help prevent epidemics from spreading out of control," Gates said in 2017.
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The family had staked out a patch of the pedestrian plaza by spreading out a blanket and demarcating it with a few knapsacks containing their belongings.
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I was ravenous by the time dinner rolled around on days two and three, so I thought I could be smarter about spreading out my meals.
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You're really just spreading out the cost of the iPhone and AppleCare+ over 24 months, while reserving the right to upgrade after you've paid off half.
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But in the past couple of years, many companies have decided that they don't want to depend on Amazon alone, and are spreading out their business.
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A common trope in science fiction is humanity spreading out into the cosmos because of a need to expand and escape from an Earth that we ruined.
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Health officials say comprehensive vaccination programs are the only way to prevent measles spreading out of control, but say ill-informed opposition can sometimes scupper such plans.
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Spreading out the rewards on a destination-by-destination basis would give players a way to target gear without repeating the same exact tasks and burning out.
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Unlike their colleagues in the Senate a few days earlier, House members did practice social distancing, spreading out and sitting about three seats apart from one another.
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"We're still in the early stage of this spreading out of the blue states and into the red states," said Hendel, the president of Levin Easterly Partners.
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She took long walks outside the complex, which stretches across a Tokyo suburb for more than a mile, spreading out in the shape of a giant fan.
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Building a balanced portfolio means spreading out your money by investing in different types of assets, such as stocks and bonds, in a variety of different sectors.
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While martial arts falls often have a gymnastic aspect, with rather elegant and snappy kinds of somersaults, it's still all about spreading out the force of impact.
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But maybe it's only the familiar landscape itself, rolling where it should roll and spreading out where it should sprawl, that makes me feel I am somehow home.
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Attempts to find a suitable medium for these varying electrical signals to travel through have previously been unsuccessful, because the current ends up spreading out all over the place.
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Lore claims that it already has the infrastructure to do overnight delivery for 87 percent of the country and is working on spreading out inventory to these warehouse locations.
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Right now, the atmosphere is just about perfect, with warm air rising, spreading out, and being hauled away by strong upper-level winds that act as an outflow channel.
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Immigrants are also spreading out more across the country, with more than ever making homes in states with previously small immigrant populations, such as Tennessee, South Carolina and Kentucky.
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But on this warm night, the women smile in the darkness, leaping over ravines and clambering up hills of dirt, spreading out into formation with their rifles in tow.
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Critically, the measurements were taken at the glacier's grounding line, the area where it transitions from resting wholly on bedrock to spreading out on the sea as ice shelves.
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After a rocky 2015, which, amid legal issues, still included the release of five full-length Migos projects with middling effect, 2016 was about slowing down and spreading out.
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Step into it and you enter another world, an eye-popping garden of benign cactuses spreading out in all directions, or an underwater wonderland of coral or sea anemones.
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To some extent, the issue of rest days could diminish on its own next season, which will start a week earlier, spreading out each team's 82 regular-season games.
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If the 20th century was about spreading out — the complexes are threaded with gardens, wide walkways, playgrounds and parking lots — the new phase of construction is more vertically focused.
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With consumers spreading out their holiday shopping throughout the week and more people move online, more companies have started to reassess whether opening stores on Thanksgiving makes any business sense.
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"It's mostly located in downtown Nashville, but it's spreading out to other 'hip' neighborhoods now, which is a weird feeling, because you can't escape it," one longtime resident told me.
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Other Note 7 measures, like limiting its battery capacity, hit select countries before spreading out to others, so it wouldn't be surprising to see Samsung eventually expand this limitation, too.
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Essentially, Affirm helps customers afford a Lululemon jacket by spreading out equal payments over three months, instead of putting it on a credit card where interest would compound each month.
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At the time the clashes were spreading out across Kirkuk, four Islamic State militants wearing suicide vests also attacked a power station in the town of Dibis, 30 km away.
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Here, 24 different bugaku dances are performed by groups of figures in a wide range of costumes, their rhythmic movements spreading out across a pair of large, six-panel screens.
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It also would require most nonspouse beneficiaries to withdraw money from inherited retirement accounts within 10 years of the original owner's death instead of spreading out withdrawals across their lifetime.
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Most obviously, different candidates have differing strengths in different states, so it could be possible for multiple candidates to make the 15% threshold in different states, thereby spreading out the delegates.
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Microbursts occur when a rush of rain cooled air collapses toward the ground from a parent thunderstorm, crashing to the ground and spreading out at speeds above 100 miles per hour.
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On Monday, fire crews in Northern California packed down carnitas and coffee and headed to a morning briefing before spreading out across the region, each hefting around 843 pounds of gear.
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The logistics of this are already a gigantic pain in the ass, and spreading out the distance teams have to go EVEN FURTHER would be wasteful at best, malfeasant at worst.
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Those aptly named "Bunk" or "Three's Company" rooms more closely resemble an upscale hostel and are best suited for guests looking to save money over spreading out in a luxe room.
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The dough rested for a while before she squashed it in pieces right onto the counter with buttered hands, spreading out shapeless lumps into squares that were almost completely see-through.
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No. Industry advocates will argue that while they do not provide any care or treatments, health-insurance companies make them more affordable by spreading out risk and providing economies of scale.
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French and Italian officials have been saying for more than a year that the political chaos and security vacuum in Libya is allowing Islamists to gain ground, spreading out from Tunisia.
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"The acceleration in national housing price growth ... reflects a spreading out of the housing mania beyond just Toronto and Vancouver," according to Paul Ashworth, the chief North America economist at Capital Economics.
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"The past five seasons have kind of been everyone spreading out and going their separate ways and it's very sparse, and Season 6 feels like everything's kind of coming together," she said.
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Personal finance expert Bruce Sellery said spreading out your investments in different stocks, over a few weeks, is the safest move because no one knows how long the sell-off will last.
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While those insurgencies have been mostly suppressed, often with unflinching brutality, analysts have grown increasingly concerned about Islamist radicalism spreading out of the region as young men leave in search of work.
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Over the years, they've become only more absurd and more ubiquitous, spreading out across my arms, my chest, my feet — vandalism on the decrepit temple that is my 36-year-old body.
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But even following that deal, Fiat Chrysler was still significantly smaller than many rivals, putting it at a disadvantage in purchasing muscle as well as spreading out the cost of research and development.
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Using a sable brush, Roseman makes a series of concentric lines that echo the shape's contour, spreading out from the puddle of dried paint, like rings in a tree, marking the shape's growth.
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A lot of the stuff that'd been brewing around in my head became so much more real in that environment—this manifest destiny impulse, spreading out over land, owning land, all of that.
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Officials are racing to prevent the virus from spreading out of control, as happened in West Africa from 2014-216, when Ebola killed more than 11,300 people in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia.
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Diversity can be measured in myriad ways, but one thing is certain: spreading out the awards among various shows is guaranteed to yield better results by recognizing a multiplicity of voices and perspectives.
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The company has grown steadily and somewhat quietly from its Portland home base, expanding around the U.S., avoiding the regulatory battles that plague Airbnb and spreading out into Europe, South America and Central America.
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Spreading out means bad guys coming to break your stuff have a harder time finding that stuff, and it leaves fewer things at risk if the bad guys do manage to track you down.
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In terms of residence, the data indicate that every ethnic minority has become less ghettoised, and that the black Africans, who used to be among the most clustered, are spreading out the most quickly.
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I just ran into them at the cafeteria and now I'm on the balcony outside hitting Olivia's weed pen and taking in the mindblowing view of the canyon spreading out in front of me.
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But after spreading out its offense and getting double-digit contributions from their entire starting lineup, New York got a taste of what things can look like when the Knicks properly execute their offense.
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We're on the one hand replacing our existing franchises with new medicines, in oncology for example, but on other hand we're also spreading out into new therapeutic areas such as MS, hemophilia, or neuroscience.
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By spreading out regular contributions over an extended period of time, you're taking advantage of a financial strategy called dollar-cost averaging, which effectively lowers how much you're paying per share for an investment.
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Spreading out all your ingredients in one layer and exposing them to the oven's high heat allows them to truly crisp and brown, more so than with any other cooking method short of frying.
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Since 2009, studies have revealed that approximately 0003,000 to 60,000 years ago, some modern humans spreading out of Africa interbred with Neanderthals; they later did so with another ancestral human group, the Denisovans, as well.
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The argument goes that because we currently target money to those in need, by spreading out existing revenue to everyone instead, those currently targeted would necessarily receive less money, and thus would be worse off.
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Subsequent pilgrimages avoided a similar disaster by spreading out the times that people can conduct the stoning ritual, and carefully controlling the number of people at the Jamarat at any one time to avoid bottlenecks.
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The designation alerts the 194 member countries of the WHO that they should step up precautions, such as screening travelers and monitoring international trade, in hopes of preventing the outbreak from spreading out of control.
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Hong Kong police on Sunday used tear gas to break up a gathering of thousands of anti-government demonstrators who initially gathered in a park before spreading out into the city's streets, according to Reuters.
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In an image released by the European Space Agency, smoke from three regions up and down California is seen spreading out toward the ocean, highlighting the severity of the situation that has set the state ablaze.
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Remember: the pyramid ships in the post-credits scene appear only after a long, drawn-out visual of the Traveler's light spreading out across the solar system and beyond the boundaries of the Milky Way galaxy.
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When the lightning bolt hit, it would have travelled horizontally along the top of the ground, spreading out to where the herd was standing as it snaked toward the nearest body of water: a nearby creek.
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"If you intervene just ahead of that, you can blunt that and smooth out the curve," he said, spreading out the transmission of the virus over a long enough period that the health system can cope.
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"When I used to go to the airport to pick up customers, all of the people that come here used to ask if we had Uber or Lyft," he said, spreading out his hands and shrugging.
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Services — from the companies Afterpay, Quadpay, Sezzle, Affirm and Klarna — are popping up at the checkout of more and more online stores, offering to help cover the cost of an online purchase by spreading out payment.
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In addition, the ECB could push out expectations for its first rate hike, which it has said won't happen before purchases end, by spreading out its buys over a longer period of time, two sources said.
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A pandemic is described as an infectious disease that is spreading out of control in different regions of the world, and on Tuesday, the world saw further evidence that efforts to contain the coronavirus are failing.
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In a year when voters have so many options, it's possible they may not line up behind a single candidate as strongly as they have in recent cycles, instead spreading out support among a handful of candidates.
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But the combined automaker is significantly smaller than many of its rivals, putting it at a disadvantage in purchasing muscle as well as spreading out the cost of research and development over a larger number of vehicles.
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That plan would have dropped the stadium in the heart of one of the densest and fastest-growing neighborhoods in LA, and within a few blocks of rail lines spreading out to every corner of the city.
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Zipunnikov says that a single window of activity in the late afternoon may not be ideal, and that the data suggest that spreading out activity throughout the day more evenly could help encourage more exercise among kids.
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Apple's position on the performance issues, as outlined in the letter, is that it felt that limiting the peak performance of iPhones and spreading out processor load over time was worth preventing iPhones from shutting down suddenly.
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Go: A show at the Jewish Museum Vienna uses 157 netsuke — tiny Japanese carvings — to tell the story of a family that originated in Russia and survived World War II by spreading out into a worldwide diaspora.
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Whether targeting people for moseying on a busy walkway while using their phones, groups for spreading out and forming plodding barricades, or tourists for being, well, tourists, screeds against slow walkers are a dime a dozen online.
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Spreading out US forces The $146 million deal also comes as the US military is hearing calls to increase the number of its strategic bases in East Asia in the face of a growing Chinese missile arsenal.
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"More and more couples in the last decade paid for their own wedding, so mini-moons are a great way to celebrate and decompress while spreading out expenses over a few months," Spector said of the trend.
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Democratic voters in the early 26s, they found, were clustering into highly homogeneous neighborhoods in big cities like Miami and spreading out their remaining support in suburbs and small towns that got swallowed up inside Republican-leaning districts.
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The result was a structure built on wide rings at the bottom and narrow rings at the top, spreading out the weight so that any individual ant had to support the weight of three other ants at most.
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But others point to another likely cause - the growing number of U.S. residents who have moved to the western half of the country, spreading out from the historic cores of cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles, Phoenix and Denver.
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According to an Instagram post from the account Passenger Shaming, some people have zero qualms with not only taking off their footwear in flight, but also spreading out on a plane's floor in order to get some shut-eye.
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Young people of all kinds, a coveted group for retailers because of their free-spending ways, are increasingly turning to their computers and phones to do their holiday shopping, spreading out more widely the days they open their wallets.
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This may or may not be enough to prevent tens of millions from getting sick, but even spreading out the pandemic over time would help prevent it from overloading the health care system, greatly reducing the number of deaths.
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Like so much of Taos, his creation has character: the gaps between the spruce trees open and close for hundreds of yards, before spreading out into a steep 20-turn pitch, eventually throwing us out onto a sunlight groomer.
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A second or two after a plant receives an injury, like a chomp from a caterpillar, a warning signal radiates from the location of the wound, spreading out through the entire plant in a process that takes fewer than 120 seconds.
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"That's extraordinary, because that immediately tells you how much energy there must be when the pulse is emitted for it to travel for 3 billion years spreading out through the Universe and to get to us and be detectable," says Chatterjee.
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It's still very early: it isn't meant to simulate more complex hair motions like twisting, and they want to add better ways of spreading out the affinity of the bulk hair with the special guide hairs (as seen at right).
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Arsenault quickly jumped on a phone call with staff in Eastern Europe and the U.S. He demanded his staff shut off access to Ukraine within 10 minutes to stop the malicious software from spreading out of Microsoft's locations in that country.
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One Flemish farmers' group, ABS, called for the cull of wild boars to protect farm pigs, while Wallonia's agriculture ministry said it has banned hunting in a 63,000 hectare-wide (155,676 acre) area to prevent wild boars from spreading out.
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Bloomberg pieced together what is known about the earliest days of the Washington outbreak, and the lesson is clear: Even if you do everything right, it's incredibly hard to stop a virus like this one from spreading out of control.
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Indian police enforced lockdowns across large parts of the country, with curfews in some places, as health officials warned that the coronavirus was spreading out of big cities, where it first appeared into the small towns that dot the landscape.
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Americans who voted Republican in 2016 tend to embrace some form of social conservatism, but on economic policy they lean only slightly to the right — spreading out across the economically liberal/socially conservative quadrant as well as the consistently conservative one.
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People spreading out across the globe and building international trade networks have reunited the continents in a kind of virtual supercontinent, mixing plant, animal, microbe and fungal species in a way unseen since Pangaea, more than 200 million years ago.
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The widening geographic spread of the virus, and its presence in yet another zone under the sway of armed groups, raises the risk of it spreading out of control, even while the technical tools to rein it in are better than ever.
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Clifton said some other realistic goals include measured repatriation of capital held by U.S. companies overseas, small income tax cuts and allowing businesses to deduct capital expenses all at once instead of spreading out their deductions over a longer period of time.
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The data provided further evidence that the ECB was spreading out its purchases of German debt under the 2.55 trillion euro ($3.02 trillion) scheme to avoid running out of paper to buy under the programme's rules, which Germany does not want to relax.
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Simply selling a lot of that stock would trigger a huge tax bill, so the first job would involve spreading out the investor's risk: If that person is concentrated in Apple or Amazon, Mallouk may avoid other large-cap US tech stocks.
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Now, after spreading out along the lake, into southern Niger and northern Cameroon, Boko Haram had come to the Chadian islands and begun kidnapping entire villages, replenishing its military ranks and collecting new wives, children, farmers, and fishermen to sustain its campaigns.
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Those tools, when plugged into Fuente's knack for spreading out defenses and creating stress points all over the field, made for some magical numbers—4,000 yards of total offense, a 28-4 TD to INT ratio, and an upset victory over top-rated Ole Miss.
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WATCH: Kristin Davis, Lance Bass, And More Celebrities Share Their New Year's Resolutions "In addition to the beneficial impact of physical activity on levels of energy and vigor, spreading out physical activity throughout the day improved mood, decreased feelings of fatigue and affected appetite," the study concludes.
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Think of watching a wave from the ocean hit a sea-wall with a narrow opening: The way the straight wave becomes a ripple spreading out on the other side is the same as what happens to rays of light when they go through a hole.
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But since absorbing the most militant members of a powerful local jihadist group, Ansar al-Sharia, it has succeeded in establishing an area of control spreading out about 100 miles (0003 km) on either side of Sirte, Qaddafi's old coastal stronghold, which sits between Tripoli and Benghazi.
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"The numbers (of users) are increasing both along the coast and in Nairobi and there is evidence that it is also spreading out to places like Kisumu," said Calleb Angira, director of the Nairobi Outreach Services Trust (NOSET), who has worked with addicts for almost 30 years.
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NASA and SpaceX choose both Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown Trump border fight throws curveball into shutdown prospects MORE (R-Ala.) has floated the possibility of spreading out $2202 billion in border security over two years, but Trump has yet to endorse that proposal.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government took several steps earlier this month to try to bolster economic growth, including increasing state spending on infrastructure, but many economists expect the impact of those efforts to be outweighed by the global fallout from the coronavirus epidemic spreading out of China.
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The 27th congressional district spans across 13 Texas counties, anchored by Corpus Christi on the Gulf Coast in the south, and spreading out to the edge of the Houston metro area in the east and to the outskirts of the Austin metro area in the north.
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If you just flat-out don't trust credit card companies or big banks and don't feel like giving those intuitions business, Affirm offers you an avenue to for spreading out payments without having to put your name on a piece of Chase or Bank of America-branded plastic.
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Those goals include making it easier to detect smaller space junk, improving these agencies' observation techniques and the algorithms used to process that data, making the data more open and accessible, and spreading out some of the space traffic management tasks to lighten the burden on any one agency.
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Given that only a fraction of flyers will probably be able to use these beds, it is not hard to imagine something close to a doubling of ticket prices to use them—or, if airlines want to make the beds more attractive, spreading-out those costs among other passengers.
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In fact, a close look at job-creation in four key digital services industries — software publishing, data processing and hosting, computer systems design and web publishing/search — finds that while tech employment is growing all over America, it really isn't "spreading out" in terms of cities' share shifts.
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In one large space, a combination of live-action film and computer animation (by the London digital studio Squint/Opera) brings all four walls alive with the bustle of steel girders being twirled in space by unseen cranes and workers riveting columns with the city spreading out beyond.
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Some of the cards are spreading out the sign-up bonus miles into spending tiers, with additional bigger bonuses not awarded until a car holder hits $20,000 to $30,000 in spending, which for most individuals will not occur with the first year of card use, before the annual fee is charged.
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But then I was up, startled, pacing, shaking, scared, awake without having slept, worrying about my heart, spreading out the tarp, not wanting to leave a mess, and then sitting with pills, pad, pen, and a knife, an old Sabatier that had been in our kitchen when I was a boy.
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The ebb and flow of the UK games market—you had that crash a while back, a lot of people out of work, and spreading out across Europe and Canada, and then returning when things picked up or forming new outfits, and building new things—has created an interesting atmosphere.
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President Donald Trump said he will not seek to impose a quarantine on New York, New Jersey and certain parts of Connecticut, after floating the idea earlier in the day as way to contain the coronavirus from spreading out of hot spots where the disease has taken a particularly heavy toll.
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President Donald Trump said Saturday he will not seek to impose a quarantine on New York, New Jersey and certain parts of Connecticut, after floating the idea earlier in the day as way to contain the coronavirus from spreading out of hot spots where the disease has taken a particularly heavy toll.
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"A lot of this stuff comes back to the idea that if you can show the market is under control, and you've got some containment going on, and we don't sees it spreading out of control, to me that's the key to restoring confidence in this market," said Jack Janasiewicz, portfolio manager with Natixis Investment Managers Solution.
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Once we as humans started living in closer quarters and spreading out around the world, though, diseases came with us: leprosy in humans is thought to go back at least 100,000 years, tuberculosis in humans dates to perhaps 70,000 years ago, and infection with Helicobacter pylori (which causes stomach ulcers) probably started around 60,000 years ago.
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"The negative impact of the state government valuation rule will outweigh the combined positive impact of the changes to rules around spreading out bond trading losses and liquidity coverage ratios, and that, too, at a time when there is already so much pain in the market," said a senior bond trader who declined to be identified.
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University of Chicago law professor Nicholas Stephanopoulos and political scientist Eric McGhee devised one promising option, which notes that gerrymandering forces the losing party to "waste" votes by placing all its voters into a small number of districts where the party gets a landslide, rather than spreading out those voters so they can have more impact.
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After a decade and a half of working to preserve their Koreanness in their home as they moved around the United States, spreading out newspaper on the floor to protect it from toppled piles of cabbage as they wore dishwashing gloves to mix tubs of kimchi, they finally relocated to Korea, only to find that the country had moved on without them.
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Since the departure of the American forces, Russian military units have taken advantage of a sprawling airbase evacuated by US troops in northern Syria, landing attack helicopters and troops, unchallenged, before spreading out over the area, according to Russian Defense Ministry's Zvezda TV channel, which delighted in broadcasting footage of American supplies that were left behind and that are now in Russian hands.
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But what is grabbing the attention of other drugmakers is not just what might be called an eye-popping price to treat a condition that Spark estimates affects 1,000 to 2,000 people in the United States, but the ways Spark is looking to help payers ranging from the federal government to private insurers absorb the drug's high cost, including spreading out payments over several years.
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FEMA supports this move as a way of spreading out risk — the bottom line, Wright says, is that "we need more people covered for their flood peril" — but also cautions that it could make things worse for taxpayers if, with the help of better data, private insurers are willing to cover only lower-risk properties, or purposefully price themselves out of high-risk ones, leaving FEMA with an even more dangerous portfolio than it started with.
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In London, where the crowd was estimated to number at least 10,000, demonstrators gathered outside the prime minister's Downing Street residence, filling Whitehall and spreading out around the Cenotaph – a famous war memorial built after the end of World War I. Surrounded by the grand old buildings that house the British government, the people came to register their opposition to the most divisive ruling the Trump administration has conjured up so far and to the role that many feel their own government is playing in legitimizing and normalizing Trump's actions.
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