Wealth Matters There are private family squabbles, and then there are family squabbles that splash into public view, shining a spotlight on a bitter dispute.
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The final three episodes will deal with the squabbles for the throne that Jon Snow so often said didn't really matter — squabbles Jon is now wrapped up in himself.
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What's weird is that Luke Cage squabbles over it, too.
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How are we supposed to keep track of their squabbles?
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Of course, the market is also susceptible to political squabbles.
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We saw squabbles, humorous moments, rescues and everything in between.
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But squabbles and scandals have been kept to a minimum.
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Beyond Republican versus Democrat, there are interparty squabbles over orthodoxy.
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Indeed, financial squabbles are familiar in the world of philanthropy.
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This pleading gets mired in inevitable political squabbles and delays.
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He emphasized unity and virtue above policy disagreements or personal squabbles.
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The Kardashian sisters and their squabbles have been dominating news headlines.
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Alan's dad derides the men as criminals, and squabbles break out.
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The band succumbed to internal squabbles and broke up in 1980.
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Both he and Rubio forgot their squabbles and focused on Trump.
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These were, after all, sissy liberals engaged in stultifying cultural squabbles.
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Fenkell has repeatedly defended SmileDirectClub during the company's squabbles with competitors.
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Real estate transactions, management squabbles, vegetarianism and seemingly every Wings rehearsal.
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It's a discussion that's now been bogged down with petty squabbles.
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But by May, internal squabbles started to play out in public.
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But squabbles with Klobuchar threatened to diminish both of their candidacies.
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But amid squabbles with his co-founders, the income dried up.
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Draining resources by meddling in global squabbles will do nothing for America.
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Oman has often acted as a mediator of squabbles in the region.
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Our culture has too few shared dreams, and too many overblown squabbles.
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He encourages factions and squabbles and likes to keep his door open.
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They are more interested in squabbles over power than in solving problems.
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Yet when it dithers, the rest of Europe squabbles and does nothing.
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Every president squabbles with Congress about its oversight powers at some point.
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But their squabbles can do more than ruin an awkward summer barbecue.
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Cable news, in particular, was fixated on partisan squabbles over the deficit.
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But he might not want to get involved in domestic squabbles, either.
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In the first episode, the neighborhood squabbles turn physical again and again.
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Avoiding costly and destructive family squabbles is both straightforward and incredibly complex.
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In 2017 especially, taking out petty squabbles on journalists is a bad look.
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But his contract squabbles with the club have become an annual offseason ritual.
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It's always possible that there are genuine disagreements or disfavor within these squabbles.
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The question is whether six months of Republican squabbles have widened Democratic horizons.
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Increasingly authoritarian, he seems more concerned with domestic squabbles than the Israeli occupation.
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Don't let their partisan squabbles divide us on something every decent person wants.
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They have coped with injuries, behind-the-scenes squabbles, fatigue and even complacency.
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Then came the inevitable pitfalls of fame: internal squabbles, exhaustion and creative paralysis.
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We're talking sibling squabbles, classic Kim side-eye, and lots of unnecessary meddling.
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Political funding squabbles should not come at the expense of our public lands.
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Facebook's 2018 was a parade of privacy scandals, congressional pressure, and executive squabbles.
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Don't let their partisan squabbles divide us on something every decent person wants.
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NATO's future: The alliance faces bigger challenges than political squabbles, write our correspondents.
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Make every attempt to check a swing a ball and eliminate the squabbles.
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It helps ratings to keep things hot and divided and focused on personality squabbles.
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Squabbles over the speed of deficit reduction have created fractures in Mr Macri's coalition.
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Yet squabbles over immigration at home and political obstacles in Brussels have hindered progress.
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No matter what your sexuality—we all have funny domestic squabbles with our mates!
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But just like the night before, the intra-party squabbles produced some spicy exchanges.
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There are neighbors who are no longer on speaking terms; squabbles occasionally become fistfights.
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Exchanges about linguistic differences quickly degenerate into squabbles that openly parade thinly veiled Latinophobia.
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But 2018 isn't over, and some of the biggest squabbles are still to come.
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Canberra, they said, was too focused on petty squabbles and the problems with immigration.
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The ruling al-Thani family was riven by vicious internecine squabbles and periodic coups.
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All of these options inevitably give rise to should-we-or-shouldn't-we squabbles.
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Intel later won it back amid Apple's legal squabbles with Qualcomm over patent royalties.
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The quarrels with Phil Jackson, the squabbles with hecklers and the struggles with injuries.
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Biden had a good night, and continues to benefit from the squabbles below him.
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"Such online squabbles could leave the public bewildered and erode trust in scientists," Science argued.
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Over time, these squabbles began to feel like little spurts of poison in my bloodstream.
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And, we're so past the petty squabbles — or heart wrenching troubles — of other Grey's couples.
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Instead, Europe finds itself bogged down in squabbles that have become increasingly untethered from reality.
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Without the unifying threat of a common enemy, squabbles are guaranteed to break out again.
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But their involvement probably says more about their own internal squabbles than about Afghanistan's future.
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Biles and her younger sister Adria, a gymnast herself, share typical sibling squabbles and laughs.
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Set against this, they did not want the president tied down by petty legal squabbles.
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Once contained to sniping between aides, the squabbles have escalated to Obama and Trump themselves.
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The delay in the tax bill announcement is also a potential sign of internal squabbles.
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Many couples have squabbles and so seems the case for Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna.
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"Don't let their partisan squabbles divide us on something every decent person wants," Kimmel said.
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Behind the scenes, the Charlottesville rally was a mess of competing egos and petty squabbles.
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But it has been beset by squabbles over cost overruns and claims of unpaid taxes.
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Over Thanksgiving, 19 percent of the aforementioned survey's respondents reported squabbles with relatives over politics.
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"We don't have squabbles out here," said Jackie Douglas, a neighbor of the two men.
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Here are some of the themes and inevitable squabbles of the latest Rock Hall class.
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Many of the internal squabbles within the climate community — carbon tax or cap and trade?
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You might tell of the travel, or the cooking, of the eating or the squabbles.
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Now they have been citing Ukraine and related squabbles and relationship with President (Volodymyr) Zelensky.
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Oneida nearly collapsed amid accusations of statutory rape and squabbles over the allocation of virgins.
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Julia Azari theorized that the Trump candidacy, early on, provided cover for squabbles within the party.
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Once wed, the young lovers are tested by the daily squibs and squabbles of married life.
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Of all people, techies should appreciate the advantages of avoiding squabbles over who owns an innovation.
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Chinese dissidents in exile are prone to factious squabbles; they find it very hard to unite.
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She also needs to find another safe pair of hands who can smooth over cabinet squabbles.
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They've weathered cheating scandals, meddling from Bailey's protective family, squabbles with Bailey's pals and sexual lulls.
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Other left-wing and liberal groups also put aside their squabbles to present a united front.
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They're in a good place now, co-parenting after 9 years of battling and legal squabbles.
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Squabbles surrounding Trump's efforts come as no surprise, but it is still not helping the dollar.
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But frustration is building, especially as Ukraine's leadership is mired in internal squabbles and corruption scandals.
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He says sometimes he can settle his squabbles with competitors via the tribe and its sheikhs.
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Russia would like nothing more than to see divisions and squabbles in and between its rivals.
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To be sure, both governments have weaknesses, including corruption, internal political squabbles, and lack of accountability.
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Yes. The negotiations between 5-Star and the PD have been rushed and fraught with squabbles.
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And each day brings new revelations of internal backbiting and squabbles over strategy within the Front.
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You are also present during moments of domestic tension, including sharp words, marital squabbles and weeping.
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Startups, including success stories Facebook and Twitter, often suffer founder clashes, executive churn, and squabbles over equity.
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Japan and America have had squabbles in the past, but security and trade have been kept apart.
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And if history is any guide, it's only going to get messier before these squabbles settle down.
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In a divided country, it's tough to find an initiative that doesn't fall victim to partisan squabbles.
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Squabbles between the heirs of a deceased owner, or between heirs and employees, can sink a business.
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Recent squabbles over railways and an oil pipeline show the difficulty of coaxing headstrong leaders to cooperate.
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The other guests are traditionally married couples, and their squabbles are a throwback to Cusk's earlier fiction.
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The estranged couple squabbles over their extensive multi-million dollar prenuptial agreement in this February cold open.
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The good news about polarization is that it's overstated — most Americans just really don't like partisan squabbles.
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Amid squabbles over liability, the parties involved eventually brought in cleanup equipment and teams under international pressure.
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Other parties, which have tended to fritter away their support on squabbles, might team up against him.
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As the three of them work to piece together the family's internal squabbles, Knives Out gets delicious.
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But, he says love conquers all ... even in a dysfunctional unit that squabbles as much as his.
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The partisan divides, jurisdictional squabbles and industry rifts that paralyzed previous bills have also not been eradicated.
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We politicians have squandered the last three years, three and a half years, in squabbles about Britain.
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Forget the squabbles today, and give them a hug, a high-five or at least a smile.
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The Knicks were once known for victories in big games against vaunted opponents, not for internal squabbles.
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His Twitter activity has become increasingly erratic and volatile, and he often squabbles with other users online.
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Why pay attention to the squabbles when there is real, live, love happening in front of our eyes?
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The committee collapsed after two years amid squabbles between AK and the Republican People's Party, the main opposition.
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Ms Gidla at times devotes pages to domestic squabbles, but she is also capable of hauntingly evocative images.
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Reasons to buy range from wealth protection—from high taxes, government expropriation or succession squabbles—to tax arbitrage.
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The three men have been having the usual turf wars and squabbles over exactly what Brexit should entail.
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Their motivations are all too recognizable from our own non-fictional world: petty power squabbles, corruption, cruelty, greed.
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But amidst all of the pettiness and squabbles, Congress must pass the Taylor Force Act above all else.
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Democrats nationally were generally on the defense, and intraparty squabbles, though significant, didn't necessarily engage the mass public.
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Juan chafes under the disapproving authority of his father (Alfredo Castro), a doctor, and squabbles with his siblings.
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It's no surprise then, that Fires, much like its predecessor Lies, is bubbling with domestic squabbles and secrets.
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She's vulnerable; followers get easy access to squabbles between Nunes and her girlfriend, UFC strawweight fighter Nina Ansaroff.
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There would be no escape from the squabbles, for one thing, whether they're about toothpaste or President Trump.
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We still enjoy having good old-fashioned squabbles over the thermostat, so we don't have a smart home.
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I wrote my fair share of columns on family squabbles, including battles over dividing estates and alleged improprieties.
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At any given moment, a field may be dominated by squabbles, but, in the end, the methodology prevails.
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The firstborn chick uses its extra bulk to win squabbles over food with its younger brother or sister.
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Decisive action by the Trump administration would settle the matter and put an end to further legal squabbles.
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Squabbles aside — and, yes, they've had a few — Graham, Cunningham and Mr. Taylor are tied by choreographic blood.
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Having given itself over to refereeing partisan squabbles, the national press frequently loses touch with the actual story.
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Youth rose in 2019, and so did tennis tensions, as internal political squabbles often dominated off-court discussions.
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Since then, though, the tone of Trump's speeches has waned, with a year full of squabbles and backbiting.
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For those versed in the petty squabbles that turn leftists against liberals and vice versa, this conflict is familiar.
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And the process of getting over it is realizing that the company's progress matters more than your personal squabbles.
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Any serious effort to divide the pain could make the current fights over global trade look like schoolyard squabbles.
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Things will be even worse if the Democrats themselves degenerate into squabbles over either ideological purity or fiscal probity.
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Separating work from home becomes near impossible, and resentment over workplace squabbles can make their way into the bedroom.
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In their handling of these inter-Ukrainian squabbles, the hierarchs in Istanbul feel they have trodden a careful line.
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He squabbles with the studio or network, with his fellow behind-the-scenes personnel, sometimes even with his stars.
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There are values that transcend partisan politics and unite people over squabbles about issues of social life and morality.
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The Oneida Community dissolved in 1880 amid internal squabbles and outside pressure to give up their immoral sexual arrangements.
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Ali & Emily: Did they really have to bring their romantic squabbles into a meeting at their place of business?
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The company said Lebanon&aposs internal squabbles do not affect how long the Esra Sultan would stay in Lebanon.
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It has also worked hard to resolve long-standing squabbles with neighbours such as Greece, Bulgaria, Cyprus and Armenia.
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But Election Year is more interested in a rising war of ideologies than the gonzo-violent squabbles between civilians.
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And without time to spare, wrong turns become sources of squabbles and frustration rather than opportunities for the unexpected.
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While it's a bipartisan bill, there have been squabbles behind the scenes on what should and shouldn't be included.
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Thank you Amazon for helping to prevent what I can only assume are constant marital squabbles caused by Kindles.
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It is hard to imagine the N.H.L. without a Toronto team, but interpersonal squabbles almost made it that way.
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The show's making was unusually fraught, plagued by the leaks, squabbles and contradictory briefings that also characterize British politics.
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They are back at the usual squabbles as the clock ticks toward a Catalan independence referendum on Oct. 1.
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There will be safety and security worries, intra-industry squabbles and backlash from driver unions concerned about job loss.
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Movements like WTF embrace the pernicious myth of populism that beneath elite squabbles there exists widespread unity of principles.
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This can lead to bitter squabbles with members of their family and other loved ones who want them to move.
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But these girls are, above all, portrayed honestly and lovingly—even when they're forcing us to relive pointless pubescent squabbles.
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And a lot of personal feelings (and intra-agency power squabbles) can seep into that crack, destabilizing the agency's work.
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Spanberger argues her constituents aren't consumed by the intra-party squabbles and the will-they-won't-they drama on impeachment.
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One silver lining to all their squabbles -- it was a great source of material for Ray's new "Curtains Closed" video.
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The reports are "McCarthyism or simply internal political squabbles," Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told CNN in a text message.
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A Quantum quarrelIn the age of Twitter, it's not unusual to see corporations and their execs get into public squabbles.
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In the days leading up to the deal, several squabbles were reported as Iraq, Libya and Nigeria called for exemptions.
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Consumers are merely pawns in the game of special-interest squabbles that use the regulator to get a leg up.
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Or else the squabbles are just a function of the unstructured and unscripted hours that need filling: thrust, parry, apology.
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I asked him for a major donation for the youth center, and soon the conversation turned to our past squabbles.
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There was a series of public squabbles after Mr. Redstone brought her in as vice chairwoman of Viacom in 2005.
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The Big Apple's dystopia of 1977 was also flavored by racial squabbles, a nasty mayoral election and excessive financial woes.
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"No government can function without unity, a common strategy...and loyalty among its partners," Torra said, addressing the internal squabbles.
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While there were squabbles on a thousand fronts over the years, Stern's focus remained on growing and selling the game.
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But our shared history with them often makes it worthwhile to sweep petty squabbles (like "cheap seats") under the rug.
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When interdimmensional squid terrorism is the greatest threat in the world, political squabbles between mere humans lose their importance quickly.
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The couple have resolved all their differences and financial squabbles, according to an emailed statement from Bernard E. Clair, Mrs.
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Congress has already passed five stopgap spending bills during the current fiscal year amid squabbles over a longer-term agreement.
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But for the most part, Lewandowski's combative squabbles with Democrats and refusal to answer questions overshadowed the role he played.
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Then it's game on with guns and ammo, followed by squabbles, screw-ups and a terrible sacrifice — honorable, of course.
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Since tying the knot in season 3 (January 2011), the have weathered cheating scandals, squabbles with Bailey's pals and sexual lulls.
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Occasionally some of us in our domestic relationships might have squabbles with our partners, but it doesn't mean we're getting divorced.
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As Big Little Lies progressed, it went from being a show about petty playground squabbles to one about women surviving abuse.
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As natural disasters grow increasingly more frequent, lawmakers' squabbles seem to suggest that they aren't prepared to deal with the fallout.
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After dealing with some uncomfortable political squabbles and bureaucratic hurdles in California, the organization moved its operations to Arizona in 1990.
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But it could become a zero-sum game, where each country squabbles to get a bigger slice of a fixed pie.
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Since tying the knot in January 2011, Bailey and Thomas have weathered cheating scandals, squabbles with Bailey's pals and sexual lulls.
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In a season of petty squabbles and chemistry-free dates, Hannah and Tyler actually feel like a true surprise love story.
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This strategy, we were told, would minimize any intra-party squabbles and allow Clinton to coast unscathed into the general election.
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These intraparty squabbles are starting to feel like a bad routine, revealing a nearly decade-long dysfunction in the political system.
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Amid all these squabbles, there is something mysterious about any gathering of mitred, bearded prelates from different corners of the world.
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After squabbles about independence, the BBC would name at least half the 14 members and the government no more than six.
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There will also be more intraparty squabbles between older establishment members and younger progressives who've had enough with politics as usual.
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It's ironic, since Obama beat her by promising to transcend the old-brain dead political squabbles and move the country forward.
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In the House, the negotiations over the funding are being colored by internal squabbles between leaders and hard-line conservative members.
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Shouldn't I be so zenned out by nature that like a celestial angel, I rise above the petty squabbles of man?
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Eventually, she contacted Drama Alert, a YouTube channel that churns out reporting on the petty squabbles in the online gaming community.
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The tech industry is characteristically hyper-competitive, with boardroom squabbles, takeover attempts, and legal wars over employees and patents and regulations.
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Israel will hold new elections, after factional squabbles scuttled Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's efforts to form a government by today's deadline.
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It's probably too early for Democrats to worry that their own intraparty squabbles could cost them the crucial 2020 presidential election.
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Having wealth siphoned off to pay to sort out intergenerational squabbles is a danger for wealthy families in general, she said.
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Other people's family squabbles can be diverting to read about, if you like that sort of thing, until they are not.
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Instead of savoring the moment, he's spent the week in a series of nasty squabbles about his ratings and crowd sizes.
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But beyond the squabbles, the debate at Loyola Marymount University here in Los Angeles was perhaps the most substantive to date.
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As a result of this fight, people's efforts to rebuild were left hanging in the balance while the partisan squabbles continued.
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Despite their unorthodox upbringing and the squabbles of the sprawling Jackson clan, the siblings have done their best to lead normal lives.
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Markets may not cheer the prospect of new elections but they were frequently unnerved by the frequent squabbles within the Italian coalition.
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The more Democrats reopen squabbles from the past, or issue warnings about third-party challengers, the more likely resentments are to fester.
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President Emmanuel Macron, who took office in May, promised a quick decision after years of indecision and political squabbles over the development.
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The economy boomed, problems were solved quickly and efficiently, and inter-family squabbles were squashed before violence ever got out of hand.
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Not getting into political squabbles, but talking about the fact that Iran is a signatory to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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When asked whether he believed that squabbles around NATO help Russia, he stated that they do if they help dismantle the organization.
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There would be squabbles, but in the end the entire experience, the entire thing was such a blessing and so much fun.
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Social media channels are full of squabbles over which coin is better and which one is more deserving of the "Bitcoin" name.
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When nationalism and food intersect, it can lead to absurd results like mass cheese burning, international kimchi squabbles, and boycotting tea cakes.
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Only social media was associated with the downside of tech — described as kids staring at their phones, or online squabbles with relatives.
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In addition, it has brought gas-rich Qatar into its political fold as the tiny Gulf nation squabbles with its Arab neighbors.
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Under Bannon, "you can see how the site became little more than a vehicle for Bannon's petty squabbles" with Washington administration officials.
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But the internal squabbles surrounding De Lille is making it harder for the party to gain ground on the ANC, analysts said.
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It is a domestic drama, less interested in the grand machinations of state than the petty jealousies and squabbles of its characters.
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It sounds as if your mother, like many, played utility infielder in your clan: keeping you all connected and smoothing over squabbles.
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Moreover, the events commemorated by Hanukkah in major part were not anachronistic squabbles between fundamentalist and assimilated Jews, as Mr. Lukas states.
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Mr. Guaidó, who was elected the assembly's president only a few weeks ago, has been largely untainted by Venezuela's tired political squabbles.
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Intramural squabbles at Fox News are not new, and the network has long insisted that its news and opinion sides operate separately.
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The two companies also said they would try to resolve future squabbles before complaining to regulators, as they have in the past.
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His position frustrated other leaders because Macron had long urged the EU to think strategically and go beyond internal squabbles, envoys said.
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But up until now, he's been the target of others' attacks, aside from a few squabbles with Sanders over Medicare-for-All.
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We've mostly left out serious policy disagreements that led to firings and focused instead on the internal squabbles that have seized headlines.
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Although internecine foreign-policy squabbles were hardly unusual, they typically ended when the primaries did, with the losers rallying around the victor.
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Last summer, Oakland's pot regulation process ground to a halt due to squabbles over a proposal that aimed to help black entrepreneurs.
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From a business perspective, Amazon and Apple's squabbles make a certain amount of sense, but that doesn't mean the whole thing isn't obnoxious.
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The lawsuit marks a new low in the already strained relationship between the coalition partners, who have engaged in public squabbles for years.
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"Like every loving family, there are squabbles," Rancic says in the clip as a montage of good-natured insults, yells and curses follows.
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Whatever happens, the British royals will want to avoid any open squabbles over a place with which they have such deep family ties.
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Issues inside Uber, including the resignation of founding CEO Travis Kalanick and investor squabbles, seemed to divert its attention away from Southeast Asia.
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Dana's refusal to pay had led investors to fear struggling issuers would start using such squabbles as an excuse to renege on dues.
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The United States is witnessing deep partisan political divisions and intra-party squabbles with lawmakers unable to find common ground on most issues.
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It simply describes a cognitive shift in which the person suddenly felt the enormity of the universe and the silliness of human squabbles.
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And even then, we'll fill plenty of time with our petty squabbles while we wait to fight the war to end all wars.
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Raising my head above the diatribes and squabbles of online comments and forums, I see many people excited and fascinated by new technology.
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Niall Barr, a military historian at King's College London, sifts through the squabbles and triumphs; his is an authoritative and highly readable account.
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The resulting story promises to be less about superhero squabbles, and more about people — particularly African people — navigating something far more universal: power.
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There are other regular family squabbles; as modern families do, Stephanie and Joel get into a heated debate over their feelings about vaccines.
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But sometimes the environment changes, and this year, the feng shui has three jade stars coming to the south, so you have squabbles.
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But sometimes the environment changes, and this year, the feng shui has three jade stars coming to the south, so you have squabbles.
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It also showed how grave challenges abroad can rock Washington and quickly put the bitter squabbles on Capitol Hill into a new perspective.
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"I have a hard time figuring out why she did this," said the lawmaker, who requested anonymity to discuss internal party squabbles candidly.
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We know that they are all fighting for redemption, even as they engage in petty squabbles and form unrequited crushes on one another.
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It was a rare show of GOP unity after weeks of negative stories about White House infighting and intraparty squabbles over health care.
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For Bolsonaro, the trip was a respite from the squabbles in Brazil, where his approval rating has slid to thirty-four per cent.
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Imagine a country on the verge of losing a fourth prime minister within a decade to internal party squabbles, mainly over energy policy.
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But Democratic strategist Brad Bannon dismissed those squabbles as "inside baseball," arguing Biden could counter Trump while vouching for Clinton's character and experience.
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A buyer would gain a clean slate and would be able to build the biggest possible version of Twitter, free of internal squabbles.
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Forum Cop investigates the ugliest of internet beef, getting to the heart of online squabbles and extricating facts from gossip in digital enclaves.
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THE CONTEST between China and America, the world's two superpowers, has many dimensions, from skirmishes over steel quotas to squabbles over student visas.
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A political loner, she belonged to none of Westminster's political camps, so was unlikely to be drawn into back-channel squabbles or conspiracy.
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But with another generation poised to inherit the papers, he said, he hoped to avoid the family squabbles that undid other publishing dynasties.
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The parliament's petty squabbles—and the grinding slowness of European initiative to which they contribute—is an indulgence the EU can scarcely afford.
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In almost every episode, Geralt is tasked with taking on some kind of fearsome beast or pulled reluctantly into various violent human squabbles.
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They are rich; and because near everyone knows that Big Daddy's dying other than the brute himself, there are squabbles over who'll inherit.
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The divorce is uncontested, meaning it should be pretty amicable, absent any squabbles over money or their 2 daughters -- ages 2 and 3.
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Diplomats are stretched thin trying to keep the government from collapsing amid political squabbles, another symptom of its weakness after years of war.
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Trump also seemed to smooth things over by turning the page on their past squabbles, and focusing on items they could quickly do together.
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The squabbles in Berlin play into feelings that politicians are out of touch and more interested in their own jobs than serving the country.
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Rob & Kim Trade Insults The duo's sibling squabbles got so intense during a family vacation that Kim's then-fiancé Kris threatened to get physical.
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But personal rivalries and competing regional loyalties have complicated merger moves, triggering squabbles over the location of headquarters and the distribution of board seats.
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What looks on the surface like frivolous squabbles are expressions of the profound anxiety many people feel about their place in post-Fukushima Japan.
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"Of course, like any other family, we get in squabbles, but at the end of the day there is so much love," she says.
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Or a hundred other examples of squabbles Trump has started after watching what he took to be unfair coverage of him and his campaign.
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Those political changes will calm down the elites versus nationalists and populists squabbles, but the economic policy clashes will remain as vivid as ever.
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And only an independent, bipartisan commission can rise above the jurisdictional squabbles and perceptions of partisan bias that inevitably attach to congressional committees' probes.
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Meanwhile the current Archbishop of Athens, Ieronymos, has problems with the Patriarch (currently undergoing a flare-up) because of administrative squabbles over Greek territory.
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Analysts said more internal squabbles were likely following the election losses, but would only bring change if they were led by senior party figures.
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Those party squabbles are spilling into the public eye months before the pivotal November midterms, when Democrats hope to take back the House majority.
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For more straightforward cases, mostly domestic and land squabbles, he simply sits the parties down and gently guides them to a point of agreement.
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For gigging companies, that shift means a constant struggle against a legacy of systemic control, with legal squabbles like the one in New York.
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Go deeper with Bloomberg's Lizette Chapman, who details Docusign's 15-year path to IPO, including strategy shifts, acquisition offers, board squabbles and CEO swaps.
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His wait to be elected to the Hall stirred up concerns that he was being unfairly penalized for personality squabbles and extravagant touchdown celebrations.
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The ease with which online squabbles can escalate to swatting is made possible by the vast amount of personal information organized by search engines.
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The arguments that explode between guests played by Patricia Clarkson, Bruno Ganz and Cillian Murphy represent the squabbles being played out across the country.
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There are sisterly squabbles and hilarious trash talk, much of it in Spanish, as well as moments of extreme tenderness and jerks being jerks.
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A fight over politics is mixed up with a battle over tone, squabbles over whose rhetoric is out of line and who started it.
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Chris Christie (R) — but Murphy's tenure has been marked by almost constant squabbles with Stephen Sweeney (D), the powerful president of the state Senate.
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And in other races throughout the country, where the dynamics of the intra-party squabbles vary, national and local Democrats have sharpened their elbows.
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But the unity of purpose that endeared the rebels to voters collapsed under the weight of internal squabbles once they were elected to government.
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Europe's national governments have domestic squabbles or coalitions of their own to manage and tend to want to strictly limit the EU's overall budget.
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In "The Squid and the Whale" and "Margot at the Wedding," something drove him to depict family squabbles with a candor that approached cruelty.
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After months of internal squabbles, President Trump is considering replacing his chief of staff, John F. Kelly, according to a recent Vanity Fair article.
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The precedent set by this fight is especially concerning: Efforts to rebuild have been left hanging in the balance while the partisan squabbles continue.
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The newspaper said the squabbles could delay or derail antitrust approvals, though the deal does not appear to be in danger of imminent collapse.
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The debate reveals the desperation of Malaysia's liberals, who are repelled by reports of vast corruption but ill served by an opposition mired in squabbles.
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" Gowdy recounted moments when Cummings had been critical or disagreed with him, but dismissed all that: "It's not the hearings or political squabbles I'll remember.
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Looking beyond the squabbles over science and God, Mr Gray sees the challenges implicit in abandoning the metaphysical and moral order that Christianity once provided.
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Real Housewife of New York star Dorinda Medley's house in Massachusetts' Berkshires region has served as the backdrop for quite a few squabbles this season.
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Meow. Meow. Forum Cop investigates the ugliest of internet beef, getting to the heart of online squabbles and extricating facts from gossip in digital enclaves.
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Growing friction over energy is grating on trans-Atlantic ties that are already strained by squabbles over NATO funding, trade, climate change and diplomatic gaffes.
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And every so often, the detectives break character and get personal, defending their actions against their critics and revealing their internal squabbles with the prosecution.
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In 28503, for the first time in years, the hardliners managed to transcend internal squabbles and field a single presidential candidate, the cleric Ebrahim Raisi.
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Occasional squabbles get a lot of press — Tucker Carlson's criticism of Trump's airstrikes in Syria, for example — but those are the exceptions to the rule.
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So whatever squabbles and drama that is created between us – of which there is – it all has a quality of like of a dysfunctional family.
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The current trade squabbles are about much more than promoting exports; they're about who will be in the global driver's seat in the coming decades.
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There are all the parables the disciples are too boneheaded to understand, kiddie squabbles about who is going to get the best seat in heaven.
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The business of the country is now conducted like an argument on an unmoderated internet message board — an unceasing thread of squabbles, reversals and revisions.
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To avoid the inevitable political squabbles, uniform tax refund checks should be sent to all tax filers who receive refunds without any specific income restrictions.
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But never mind what I think about the spectacle of grown politicians using the self-justifications of unreconstructed 6-year-olds in their own squabbles.
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There's the increasingly explosive war between Mia Warren (Kerry Washington) and Elena Richardson (Reese Witherspoon), the mystery of Mia's past, and multiple high school squabbles.
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Foreign Policy: Initially, the United States embraced an isolationist foreign policy, primarily to avoid being drug into the incessant squabbles that have dominated European history.
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The opposition has been embroiled in internal squabbles and sullied by scandals of their own and Najib's government has been bolstered by strong economic growth.
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The show's tropes — like the endless squabbles over contestants being there for the "right reasons" — have become widely parodied staples in the pop culture lexicon.
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Mapping out guidelines in advance helps ensure that, upon your death, your wishes are carried out and that family squabbles don't devolve into destroyed relationships.
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The kumbaya moment for Democrats follows two days of internal consternation and squabbles over both the substance of the resolution and timing of the vote.
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As rap's new normal is carried further out from the park jams where it began, squabbles for the control of its direction have heated up.
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There's one thing you need to know about Taylor Swift's new single, and it has absolutely nothing to do with the squabbles her lyrics allude to.
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Sariyev, whose Akshumkar party has no seats in the parliament, has denied any wrongdoing but quit on Monday, saying the squabbles had stalled the government's work.
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Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS/Gerald Eichstädt /Seán DoranDespite our squabbles here on Earth, the universe is full of so much beauty it's almost stupid.
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Theirs were not just squabbles between factions but deeper disputes over the purposes of the Democratic Party as it strove to win elections and wield power.
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As it became increasingly clear that Clinton was the more popular Democratic candidate with the voters, Sanders reverted to banal process arguments about minor rules squabbles.
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But as we've seen with White House Chief of Staff John Kelley, the adults in the room often get drawn into petty squabbles and act irresponsibly.
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We can't be held responsible for any family squabbles or embarrassing stories that will be told for years to come that might result from its consumption.
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But the party still has an image of mostly attracting liberal white voters, and though it's changing, internal squabbles over that transformation have hampered the party.
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The failed Democratic amendment to keep air traffic control within the FAA would have made FAA funding mandatory, protecting it from political squabbles over the budget.
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Top leaders turned against each other and intra-party squabbles resulted in Kejriwal grabbing absolute power and removing some founding members and ideologues from the party.
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So in honor of a year of squabbles, misinformation, empty words, SNL spoofs, and incredulity, here are the top White House press briefing moments of 2017.
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Ahead of global climate protests by schoolchildren, we examine how a proposal regarding geoengineering—radically reversing the effects of climate change—reflects coming squabbles over regulation.
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But once again, Sunday night's debate was mostly about the candidates' talking points, insults, and more than a few squabbles with the all-too-intrusive moderators.
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Throughout its history, OPEC has awkwardly held together despite intense internal squabbles and even conflicts, such as Iraq's invasion of Kuwait (both OPEC countries) in 1990.
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Earlier this week, the New Jersey bill just barely collapsed before an actual vote because of both predictable Republican opposition and intra-party squabbles among Democrats.
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That's a few dozen people overseeing a community of three-quarters of a million redditors, whose squabbles touch on the most inflamed issues of our time.
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Squabbles over the origins of national icons regularly break out between nationals of the two countries, which normally share a good-hearted cultural and sporting rivalry.
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Traders said that squabbles within the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) about a planned output cut later this year were also weighing on markets.
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We will have our share of regional fights, partisan squabbles, and deep divisions over fundamental programs for nutrition and our critical risk management tools for producers.
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And, Congress has failed to reauthorize CHIP over squabbles about how to pay for it and the distraction of the failed efforts to repeal the ACA.
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One could imagine it as a new workplace amenity: a way for accountants and creative types to resolve the squabbles going on in the offices below.
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To win in 2020, Democrats must avoid petty squabbles and choose a sensible path, one that inspires the base and is embraced by independents and moderates.
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Ukraine has been waiting since October for a third tranche of IMF loans, worth $1.7 billion, but slow reforms and political squabbles have delayed its disbursement.
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The squabbles threaten to pit two sides of the party against one another at a time when Republicans are trying to cling to a House majority.
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Either way, planning for your assets after your death helps ensure that your wishes are carried out and that family squabbles don't evolve into destroyed relationships.
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Royce believed loyalty to be the cornerstone of human goodness, the quality that allowed us to rise above individual squabbles and gather together with communal purpose.
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"Zukin said the lime story "was just two sentences long, but it's those little fights or little squabbles that you maybe don't tell your friends about.
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Damian says that my family, which is prone to stress-induced squabbles, didn't have a chance to fight that day because my eyelids elicited such sympathy.
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While I never had major political squabbles with my father, my father-in-law was a pretty conservative guy, which led to many spirited political discussions.
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And while Congress squabbles, steady increases in domestic and defense spending are set to push the deficit to $1 trillion for the first time since 2012.
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Warren could benefit from staying above the fray, as she had the appearance of a front-runner who won't be drawn into intra-party squabbles. Sen.
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New York Fashion Week dribbled into existence just after President Trump's impeachment acquittal victory lap, and in the shadow of the Bernie-Buttigieg squabbles over Iowa.
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The little things that annoyed me off the mat — co-worker squabbles, rude drivers in other cars, people who don't stop at crosswalks — bothered me less.
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It was hugely popular in the 1990s, and I can see why: a murder case nearly as riveting as the gossip and squabbles of Savannah society.
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INFANTA, Philippines (Reuters) - For years, the fishermen of the sleepy Philippine town of Infanta cared little for politics, international diplomacy and centuries-old squabbles over sovereignty.
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Thanks to deep partisan divisions and intraparty squabbles, lawmakers have passed a series of short-term funding bills since the fiscal year that began last Oct.
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I spoke with Lippert about the long history behind his book, and we discussed five fascinating facts about the strange story of US-Canadian border squabbles.
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To say they all want the same thing certainly doesn't mean they'll all operate the same way, or will ultimately bear families leading to intractable squabbles.
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It's either legitimate to occupy federal land with weapons, and threaten to use them against agents of the government to settle petty squabbles, or it is not.
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Begun in 2005 by leftist president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, the project has been delayed by political squabbles, corruption and cost-overruns of billions of dollars.
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And if you'll pardon our reach, it's patriotic: Our republic was founded on the belief that tiffs and squabbles can lead to healthy public resolution and accommodation.
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Nor have they used the space afforded by smaller numbers of Mediterranean crossings to produce a long-term asylum strategy, indulging instead in pointless squabbles over quotas.
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Often, it seemed like the Experience Project was IamDRock's and Rainbowdasher's communication channel of choice throughout their relationship, with other users acting as moderators in their squabbles.
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Expect more squabbles over space until a new government is formed later in the year—at which point the bulky new Bundestag can get down to work.
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Rather than sinking into counter-productive squabbles amongst our fellow women, #TimesUp proves it's better to instead come together and accomplish more than pointing fingers ever could.
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Trapped between an apathetic state and local squabbles, Occitan risks paddling along like rowers by a waterfall: never tumbling over the edge, but always fighting to survive.
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Fascinated by families, interested in internecine squabbles, and always driven by the whims of its matriarch, Falcon Crest sounds a lot more like Pose than Dynasty does.
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The Denning sisters entered Litchfield as allies, but petty sisterly squabbles escalated within the prison walls to a full-on gang war between C and D block.
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It's time for news outlets to resist the urge to overly engage in squabbles with the president over issues that have no real impact on voter's lives.
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"Squabbles surrounding Trump's efforts come as no surprise, but it is still not helping the dollar," said Yukio Izhizuki, senior currency strategist at Daiwa Securities in Tokyo.
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But legal squabbles between Romero's Image Ten production company and the Continental Pictures distribution outfit allowed the rights to the film to fall into the public domain.
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Between narrowing down destination options, searching for (reasonably priced) accommodations, and settling friend squabbles over which hot spots to try, the travel headaches are coming on strong.
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To be sure, families have squabbles and marriages go bad, but even when executives have no family relationship, personal issues can get in the way of work.
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The Gateway Program, however, is that rare chance to put aside partisan squabbles and act in the best interests of all citizens, regardless of their political allegiances.
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This summer, amid a cacophony of political squabbles, the New York City Department of Correction began offering a debate program to inmates in one building at Rikers.
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Then all he would have to do is lean back and watch the most powerful military alliance in history disintegrate as it squabbles over how to react.
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But age, injuries, contract squabbles and off-field problems have the N.F.L.'s unemployment line filled with familiar faces as teams prepare to head to training camp.
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If you are interested in avoiding daily squabbles — and it would be weird if you weren't — the NETGEAR Orbi Whole Home WiFi System could be for you.
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The Democrats of 1972 were a party with far deeper fissures than the current edition, with its intramural squabbles between the center-left and the actual left.
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Attempts to cajole Democrats into supporting more than $5 billion in border wall funding have devolved into partisan squabbles with little bearing on the matter at hand.
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But as these debates descended into squabbles over stats and Senate procedures, or who did what under President Barack Obama's tenure, deeper, existential questions were left untouched.
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There is greater attention to the sport's concussion dangers, there is the continuing presidential uproar over national anthem protests, and there are the squabbles among team owners.
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But when those funds, which are subject to local political squabbles, fall short, Metro is left with few options, like raising fares, curtailing service or delaying maintenance.
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Yet Mr. Sanders outraised all of his opponents, giving him the resources to push ahead while squabbles — such as between Ms. Warren and Mr. Buttigieg — weakened others.
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The president will no doubt be making the chaos of September squabbles even more complex with his insistence on a funding measure for his proposed border wall.
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For the most part, the Safdies seem to enjoy mucking up Howard's plans, intensifying his rotten luck, bad choices, collapsing home life and squabbles, pointless or otherwise.
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Saturday Night Live dreamed up a new TV show that's pretty similar to Judge Judy, but instead of it focusing on peoples' squabbles, it focuses on dogs.
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Beyond local squabbles, the good relations Saleh enjoyed with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates during his presidency raise Houthi fears of a grand double cross.
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A tiny island kingdom whose people once ruled nearly a fourth of the world's land area squabbles over the terms of its self-inflicted diminishing and isolation.
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Meanwhile, on the left, intraparty squabbles in the Socialist Party left it with a relatively unknown brand new candidate — Benoît Hamon — rather than Hollande, the incumbent president.
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The two countries are currently locked in a range of political squabbles over water, including over how to share the waters of the Teesta, another cross-boundary river.
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Leading up to this national election, the party of Nelson Mandela was wracked by internal squabbles and facing sustained allegations of corruption against top names in the party.
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Ethics experts say even the appearance of conflicts is likely to tie up the new administration in investigations, lawsuits, and squabbles, stoked perhaps by angry Oval Office tweets.
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Yet I'm guessing he's in a lot of trouble, at least until the White Walker threat becomes more generally known and petty political squabbles fall by the wayside.
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Lizzie: These squabbles between Taylor and Corinne play as some pretty heavy foreshadowing (if you're into that kind of thing) about how some future dates will pan out.
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Italy's populist doyen faces competition from other would-be leaders (France's Marine Le Pen, say), whose squabbles and ego-conflicts have to date kept Europe's hard right split.
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I was forced to deal with issues both major and minor, facing challenging decisions that would alter the fate of thousands, while negotiating personal squabbles among my team.
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They look and sound nothing like the real figures they're portraying, and they play characters engaged in awesomely petty (but not inaccurate!) squabbles over control of a nation.
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The cookbook author is no stranger to getting into Twitter squabbles, and on Thursday she proved once again that you don't want to get on her bad side.
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The couple, who divorced in 2007 after 7 years of marriage and 14 years together, have spent the last decade or so involved in legal and emotional squabbles.
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The couple, who divorced in 2007 after seven years of marriage and 14 years together, have spent the last decade or so involved in legal and emotional squabbles.
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But we were told it would end as a song of ice and fire, more elemental and universal in its thematic scope than the squabbles of aristocratic families.
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The two divorced in 2007 after 7 years of marriage and 14 years together — and have spent the last decade or so involved in legal and emotional squabbles.
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For an even more exasperating example of this, look no further than metal, a genre whose internal squabbles make punk and Middle Eastern politics look reasonable by comparison.
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The party's squabbles over Brexit have also become inextricably linked to speculation about its next leader, since Mr Cameron has said he will not run again in 2020.
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Bored out of their minds in admin positions, the military of patriotic feeling could not be further from the reality of its quasi-domestic annoyances and petty squabbles.
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This is not a particularly dramatic book — nothing really goes awry on Knisley's route to the altar, aside from some rain and a few squabbles with her mom.
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The real-life couple and comedy duo Anne Meara and Jerry Stiller play a longtime husband and wife whose petty squabbles finally push Meara's character to move out.
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More from campaigns and politics … Leadership elections are over, but intra-party squabbles have raised questions about who will lead the GOP conference in the future (The Hill).
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We were two kooky roommates with occasional squabbles, and I eventually learned to tune it out, much like the news scroll at the bottom of a CNN report.
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Until recently, the justices have expressed deep reservations about wading into partisan squabbles over gerrymandering, but the court has struck down maps that relied too heavily on race.
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One person told me that apps like Splitwise and SquareCash make sharing household purchases a much easier proposition, reducing squabbles over who owes how much money for what.
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When they descended into squabbles over old votes -- whether it was Biden's Iraq War vote or Sanders' gun votes -- they both looked small and really out of touch.
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The never-ending infighting of the season revealed Peter to be an easily distracted Bachelor at best and a producer-level glutton for reality TV squabbles at worst.
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It seemed, at times, in those early seasons, to be all middle, with never-ending squabbles and a sense of impending doom hanging over every confrontation and conversation.
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Putting a plan in place for those assets helps ensure that upon your death, your wishes are carried out and that family squabbles don't evolve into destroyed relationships.
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You can have squabbles here and there, but then at the end of the day you're all family — you come back and you agree on the important things.
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From the collapse of the health bill to squabbles over congressional investigations, the uneasy marriage between President Donald Trump and the Republican Party seems to be coming undone.
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The current chairman emphasized that while there may be some intraparty squabbles along the way, a "broad coalition" is the only path to a majority in the House.
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Countries that think other members are acting unfairly can use WTO councils, committees and its dispute settlement system — which essentially rules on trade squabbles — to seek and obtain redress.
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Meanwhile, Shereé and Bob remain on good terms now, putting the decades of legal and emotional squabbles, behind them in recent years to focusing on co-parenting their children.
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The IKEA-Sonos experience will launch in IKEA stores starting in 2019, so your relationship squabbles furniture shopping will have an all-encompassing Sonos soundtrack starting after next year.
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BREXIT SQUABBLES Trump up-ended last year's G7 summit in Canada, walking out of the meeting early and disassociating himself from the final communique having initially endorsed the document.
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In Clash-a-Rama, for example, overly-competitive archers have petty squabbles while a villager spends time trying to teach goblins that there's more to life than stealing gold.
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It's just there to be, to remind the player that the squabbles of humankind were what created this world, and this world will reap its revenge on who survived.
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City and state officials fielded years of complaints about dangerous conditions, drugs, neglected children, trash, thefts and squabbles at the warehouse, raising questions about why it wasn't shut down.
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The couple's squabbles divided supporters of Diana from a much smaller group of supporters of Charles, and provided the tabloid press with a rich (and sickening) diet of gossip.
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SQUABBLES OVER SANCTIONS Meanwhile, British-and Swiss-based trading houses and refineries have received insistent calls from U.S. State Department officials warning about trading oil products with sanctioned countries.
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The two will cast the tour as a unity effort aimed at turning Democratic efforts away from intra-party squabbles and toward resisting President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans.
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The FAA was partly shut down in 212 because of political budget squabbles, and in 220 more than 20,000 employees, including 3,000 safety inspectors, were temporarily put on leave.
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The FAA was partly shut down in 203 because of political budget squabbles, and in 220 more than 213,230 employees, including 3,000 safety inspectors, were temporarily put on leave.
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But although Mr de Mistura bemoans the squabbles over participation as a distraction from more important issues, he is pleading for people to turn up in Geneva without preconditions.
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A peace conference in Russia ended on Tuesday with a call for democratic elections, but key opposition demands were ignored after squabbles and heckling of the Russian foreign minister.
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Companies like Amazon also rely on a diverse workforce, and likely don't want to be caught in the middle of squabbles over whether transgender people can pee in peace.
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In a region that has long known geopolitical and linguistic squabbles, and where Belgium has lived in the shadow of its neighbor, the land swap was anything but inevitable.
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Mr. Dumbai had often found himself as the de facto counselor for Miatta, who was six months pregnant when she contracted Ebola, and her husband during their marital squabbles.
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Democratic and Republican lawmakers view China differently than Trump's other trade fights, such as last year's broadly-imposed steel and aluminum tariffs and his squabbles with the European Union.
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He would also push for 18-year term limits to be added to the Constitution so we don't run into partisan squabbles every time we pick a new justice.
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What's striking about the uprising is not the collisions of intractable ideological positions but, rather, the sheer confusion, missed opportunities, personal squabbles, and absurd procedural wrangles that governed it.
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Yagami can pick up legal cases where citizens ask for help with all kinds of problems, including helping them find out if their spouse is cheating and other dramatic squabbles.
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Van Rossum officially retired in July, leaving the community to fend for itself when it comes to governance, but the squabbles pulled him back in to lay down the law.
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But the program has veered off course again and again, as the Republican nominee and the party's top elected official struggle to maintain a fragile détente amid recurring public squabbles.
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And lest we forget the family squabbles As a sort of end note, Croft suggests that all of this stands to upset the delicate balance of Saudi Arabia's political situation.
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There had been squabbles about the height of the building—Trump advertised it as ten stories taller than it was, due to a lavish public atrium on the ground floor.
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But instead of putting aside partisan squabbles to ensure that no child loses coverage, Congress has let CHIP funding expire, leaving 85033 million children covered by CHIP in the lurch.
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The play is not plot-heavy but rather is composed of a series of vignettes: a duel on Hampstead Heath; a fight in the British Museum; squabbles among other revolutionaries.
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Related: Squabbles, Sarcasm, and Side-eye as Sanders and Clinton Square Off at New York Debate Flores would be a supporter of much of Sanders' agenda in Congress in 2017.
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But as Senate Democrats gird for bruising policy squabbles and confirmation hearings in a Trump administration, they are expected to look to Mr. Kaine with particular urgency on foreign affairs.
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About 53 percent of people who formed a trust were trying to avoid family squabbles, according to a 2016 survey by WealthCounsel, an education and software firm for estate lawyers.
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There would be unity, or something like it, burying intraparty squabbles beneath a heap of agreed-upon progressive policies — or maybe even articles of impeachment to complete the job early.
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Squabbles on the House floor, bickering on cable news, and endless point-counter-point in the opinion section of our newspapers are all part of what, yes, makes America great.
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But on Capitol Hill, lawmakers seem frustrated by a steady stream of events that have put more attention on the agency's internal squabbles than the veterans it seeks to serve.
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The framers of the Constitution were careful to design a process for removing a president from office that they hoped would rise above the nation's petty political squabbles, he said.
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A meeting between intelligence officials, White House officials, and congressional leaders in September 2016 aimed at informing the Hill about the interference resulted in partisan squabbles, The Washington Post reported.
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Vladan Radovic's camera is pushy and bold, thrusting into intimate encounters and angry squabbles alike, exposing the layers of hurt and guilt that both bind and alienate the two women.
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The first couple years of my relationship with Sarah, including the latter one during which we cohabitated, were pock-marked by small, occasional squabbles, but generally it brought extraordinary happiness.
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It's a quite unusual leader from either party who fails to recognize you ought to do everything you can for people and, at a minimum, not get into petty squabbles.
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The more attention Ramaphosa has to pay to party squabbles, the less time he can devote to fighting corruption and pursuing reforms which could hurt his opponents' interests, they say.
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"I always thought the movie was great," Winger told Entertainment Weekly in 2017, adding she didn't "really care about" the squabbles that powered both women to some of their best work.
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Entering the season, Cleveland and Oklahoma City were known to have some squabbles, and Golden State looked airtight; San Antonio was the spot for a veteran looking for a good bet.
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Whether she's admitting defeat by apologizing for all the public squabbles that went down last year, or just simply singing about being happy and in love, there's certainly something different here.
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Athletics powerhouse Kenya, while not suspended yet, has also not received any IOC funding since March following internal squabbles, mismanagement of funds for Rio de Janeiro and disputes with the government.
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The association, not immune to the fractious organizational squabbles that plague the sport, on Sunday came under heavy criticism by Teofimo Lopez, an American-born lightweight who is boxing for Honduras.
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While the MDC is consumed by internal squabbles, under new Zimbabwean president Emmerson Mnangagwa, political analysts say ZANU-PF looks relatively stronger and more cohesive with the help of the military.
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Fights over "Star Wars" cut to the core of American identity — all the way down to our childhood selves — because they aren't just squabbles over whether Rey's Force powers are realistic.
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This is not just another of those quibbles and squabbles that sustain the soap opera of the Premier League over the course of a long season; it runs deeper than that.
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"I cannot deny that there are instances where [FTC] Chairman [Joe] Simons' and my time is wasted on those types of squabbles," said Makan Delrahim, who lead's the DOJ's antitrust division.
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The Democratic primary has seen pitched debates over issues like expanding the federal government's role in health care and free college, and squabbles about how ideologically pure the party should be.
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In the Apple narrative, Lisa's failure and internal squabbles between Jobs and his handpicked CEO John Sculley led to Sculley removing Jobs from the project and putting him on the Mac team.
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A somewhat Delphic concurrence by Justice Kennedy in Kerry v Din, an immigration case from 2015, also happens to be at the heart of the lower-court squabbles over the executive order.
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Sophia snaps at shop owners, pouts at landlords, tosses her friends aside when they ask too much of her, and still has time to get involved in squabbles on vintage-clothing forums.
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The book focuses a bit too much on these squabbles, when it could give more space to the completion of a transatlantic telegraph cable or the downfall of the East India Company.
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While the Republican Party is still undergoing some sectarian squabbles, it may well be that nothing coagulates the Republican faithful like a long lineup of Hillary supporters, anchored by Madame Secretary herself.
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Parties always have internal squabbles, but what's striking at the Republican National Convention is just how open delegates and life-long Republicans are about their varying degrees of enthusiasm for the nominee.
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But the actress, who also helms the Joyful Heart Foundation for abuse survivors, says seeing the absurdity in certain squabbles has proven to be crucial, as well as finding life's silver linings.
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Dysfunctional families don't need a mass observation to prompt awkward, down-and-dirty dinner squabbles—and those pedestrian pathos-fests are often more entertaining (or more cringe-inducing) than the holiday ones.
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The session was punctuated with frequent squabbles, as Cosby's attorneys objected to the line of questioning directed at their client, according to the newly unsealed transcript, posted online by The Hollywood Reporter.
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With both La Belle and Blackton, Frank had the opportunity to tell some fascinating stories; instead, he invested way too much energy in the petty, predictable squabbles of the men surrounding them.
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Maybe that inversion is a commentary on how life is essentially petty, and even when the ultimate species-annihilating threat brings people together, eventually minor social squabbles will tear everyone apart again.
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Since the financial crisis of 2008, China has grown in economic power and diplomatic self-confidence, while the West has been consumed in a vortex of its own internal squabbles and anxieties.
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As thrilling as a clash of titans like Warriors-Cavs can be, a nearly equal joy in NBA basketball is the potpourri of endless off-court machinations, petty squabbles, and frivolous storylines.
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However, the prevalence of faction fights did diminish significantly in the 19th centuries, most likely due to the seriousness of poverty and starvation, which took precedence over the squabbles between rival gangs.
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The sudden turn comes after the first eight months of his presidency were defined by bitter squabbles with Democrats and a near-singular focus on policies aimed at pleasing his political base.
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The design divorce of one of the industry's most successful teams — who were responsible for catapulting Valentino to billion-dollar status — caught fashion-watchers by surprise, sparking rumors of in-house squabbles.
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Instead of trade squabbles and military threats that South Koreans and Chinese don't want, Asian megadeals would help to rebalance America's trade accounts and to support the growth of jobs and incomes.
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Democrats voiced confidence on Wednesday that they will be able to pass a sweeping defense policy bill this week despite continuing intraparty squabbles born from the fallout over a border aid bill.
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Whatever the subject, the bottom line is that historical squabbles and underlying trust issues have gotten in the way of deeper cooperation which could mutually benefit both organizations in times of crisis.
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Rosenworcel served on the commission for five years under the Obama administration, but she stepped down at the beginning of the year after her reconfirmation was held up squabbles in the Senate.
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They also echoed concerns voiced during the similar pending Wisconsin and Maryland gerrymandering cases that the Supreme Court is worried about tarnishing its credibility if it wades too much into partisan squabbles.
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It had been 29 years since Citizen Kane was released in theaters, and much of his work in the interim was plagued with issues: squabbles with producers, lack of funding, bad press.
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From the Baltic region to Central Asia, unresolved border issues are a familiar headache to many post-Soviet countries, often fuelling diplomatic squabbles and conflicts over communities' access to land and resources.
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Embroiled in internal squabbles and sullied by scandals of their own, the opposition for the longest time could not even agree on who would lead the country should they win the elections.
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Spoiled rock stars are not normally sympathetic figures, and their squabbles not usually the stuff of serious legislation; there is, for instance, no bill that evolved from Swift's spat with Katy Perry.
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Its ebbing has much to do with the German allergy to extremism since the country's experience with fascism, as well as with the debilitating internal squabbles of the fledgling Alternative for Germany.
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Coco Gauff may play far beyond her years on the court, but when it comes to squabbles with her dad, she&aposs not too far off from any other 15 year old.
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The Tuesday address was a notable departure in style and substance for Trump, who at times struck an optimistic tone and urged lawmakers to put aside petty squabbles to enact major changes.
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But Mr. Trump's put-down was only one in a long list of squabbles that the president has engaged in over the past week with individuals or groups that have aggrieved him.
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Sanders is not known as a major opponent of government regulation, but he's time and again gone to bat for artisanal cheesemakers in various squabbles with the Food and Drug Administration. Sen.
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As the fight to pass the Affordable Care Act and more recent squabbles about "Medicare for all" have shown, lobbyists will fiercely oppose any health care reform they think could threaten profits.
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The process has also included televised live performances, public squabbles, unauthorized leaks of demo recordings — the sort of stuff Dylan archivists typically wait decades to hear — and a fashion show with 1,000 models.
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People want to move there for work (well, just Wellington.) Then again, if squabbles about how terrible each town is making news, perhaps that's an indicator that things aren't that bad after all.
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TVO admits that negative attitudes towards nuclear power have risen as the construction of its third reactor at Olkiluoto has been plagued by delays, cost overruns and squabbles with the French-German contractors.
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A spokeswoman for Temer said he was not currently planning to travel to cut the ribbon on a project that has taken 12 years to build, held up by political squabbles and corruption.
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He witnessed his mom spiral into a depression as her two marriages crumbled: the first, after his father, Cecil, was unfaithful while Valerie was on deployment; the second after years of heated squabbles.
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Once you throw away all that extemporaneous garbage about prophecies and inter-kingdom squabbles and the Lord of Light, the actual necessary stuff you need to know for the finale is pretty manageable.
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Ed Clarke of the Centre for Cities, a think-tank, argues that the mayors will pay less attention to local squabbles and aim to make decisions for the good of the whole city.
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In the years since that public memorial, the Jackson kids have had an unorthodox upbringing and weathered the squabbles of the sprawling Jackson clan but have done their best to lead normal lives.
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BSE is well-run, dynamic and less fractious than its anti-EU rivals, whose passion can hurt them, tipping them into damaging public squabbles and distracting them from the mechanics of the campaign.
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Of all the political leaders in the Seven Kingdoms, the Lord Commander is the only one who can see the need to put aside human squabbles in order to fight the White Walkers.
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The Russia interviews -- at least a half-dozen this week and next -- show that the committee's probe, which has often been marred by partisan squabbles, is still chugging along through its witness list.
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Political squabbles in New York City and Denver have stopped them from advancing similar measures, and the mayor of Somerville, Massachusetts, recently suggested nothing in his town would happen until, perhaps, next year.
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The squabbles surrounding Hannity and Ingraham illustrate the paradoxical position of Fox News in the Trump era: The network is at the pinnacle of power, but that makes it more vulnerable to attacks.
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Congressional Republicans and President Donald Trump are desperately trying to keep their legislative agenda on track, amid intraparty squabbles on health care and taxes plus the political headwinds of the Trump/Russia scandal.
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" First and foremost, as Andrew Prokop recounted in our CBO explainer, Rivlin decided the CBO would not "carry Congress's water in its squabbles with the White House or openly advocate for certain bills.
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Just another Sunday morning at Booker T. Washington Middle School on the border of Morningside Heights and the Upper West Side of Manhattan, where miracle touchdowns occur about as often as petty squabbles.
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Mr. Biden has sought to rise above intraparty primary squabbles by keeping his focus squarely on defeating Mr. Trump, an effort to cast himself as the Democrat best positioned to win next November.
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He wins fairly, often against great odds, including, this time, the coming indictments against him and an understandable fatigue with his decade-old leadership, not to mention various other inter- and intraparty squabbles.
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You marched and protested, knocked doors in the midterms, wrote postcards to voters, donated to anyone whose video caught your eye, and maybe even got caught up in some ridiculous social media squabbles.
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Over the last year, he has flaunted his gang ties and started countless squabbles with other rappers, a blueprint for controversy that has fueled his fame but led to plenty of new problems.
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The continent's most industrialized economy, South Africa, celebrated for its post-apartheid democratic transformation, is struggling with sluggish growth and political squabbles that could see it lose its investment grade credit rating this year.
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On European debates about the euro, technology, defence and foreign policy, Germany does not so much block or impose but is rather semi-engaged, caught up instead with its own, often petty domestic squabbles.
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Related Link: Here's why people are talking about Azealia Banks Most of the exchanges between the artists have since been deleted, but Banks has been at the center of a few other star squabbles.
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In recent years, debt limit increases have routinely had to be attached to unrelated bills, tying the full faith and credit of the United States to lawmakers' ability to sort out other partisan squabbles.
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In the trailer, we get flashes of all the things that make The Witcher so special — political squabbles mixed with interstate conflicts, plenty of sexual tension, terrifying monsters, and a little bit of magic.
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The squabbles this episode include: Colton versus a camel, Chris versus Becca in a boring standoff, Jordan versus David in a tepid two-on-one, Chris versus Wills, and, ultimately, Chris versus the world.
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Recent squabbles over appointments including that of an intelligence chief and reforms to the pension system and public administration have prompted questions about the stability of the government and the possibility of early polls.
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It is an abrupt departure from their recent squabbles and suggests Belarus' authoritarian leader Alexander Lukashenko is moving his country back toward Moscow's orbit after a period of courting closer ties with the West.
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It still has shelves-loads of problems from public squabbles with its suppliers, an onerous burden of nearly $5 billion in long-term debt and pension liabilities and a constant shuffle to pay bondholders.
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The book launch left in its wake a trail of far-right protesters, angry television hosts, and even squabbles at Costco — otherwise known as the happiest place to buy bulk toilet paper on earth.
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The final sprint to 2018 will test the party's leadership and force the GOP to come to terms with whether they are a governing party or one too mired in intraparty squabbles to function.
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Looking at the left as a whole—as opposed to zooming in to focus on the inevitable internecine and interpersonal squabbles—the situation today remains far more promising than it was a decade ago.
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After years of Bitcoin's dominance, squabbles among its core developers and lack of progress, together with rising transaction fees made it less attractive as both a payment system and a long-term store investment.
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Unfamiliar with business of any kind, he concocts a promotion in which four contestants will camp out on a platform in front of a billboard the station owns while the station broadcasts their squabbles.
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Breaking Israel will hold new elections in about three months, after factional squabbles scuttled Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's efforts to form a coalition government — the first time in the country's history that has happened.
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It still has shelves-loads of problems from public squabbles with its suppliers, an onerous burden of nearly $5 billion in long-term debt and pension liabilities, and a constant shuffle to pay bondholders.
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My husband and I have argued for so long it has become part of the fabric of our relationship, like a bunion — though our squabbles don't stop us from having a relatively normal relationship.
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But inevitably "Midsummer," being Shakespearean, is political too: squabbles among the fairy royalty — Oberon (Richard Poe) and Titania (Phylicia Rashad) — are what turn the world of the play upside-down in the first place.
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When will they learn that the majority of this country are just simple, Applebee's salad bar–enjoying Americans who want low deficits and a president who Gets Things Done, not leftist squabbles on Twitter?
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He got annoyed with persistent squabbles among his friends, and he noticed that they seemed to be breaking along partisan lines, even when they concerned issues that ostensibly had nothing to do with politics.
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The European Union country's three-party government has ruled since 2014 despite squabbles between Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka's Social Democrats and Finance Minister Andrej Babis, a billionaire businessman and founder of the ANO party.
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Senator Ted Cruz from Texas and Senator Marco Rubio from Florida, the two top challengers to Trump in Iowa, engaged in squabbles over immigration and national security and did not appear to threaten Trump's lead.
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In the past week, the company has careened through controversies over misinformation, squabbles over election ads, and an oddly statesmanlike speech in DC that sought to put a fresh spin on the Facebook origin story.
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Against a backdrop of squabbles over migration quotas or financial risk-sharing in the euro zone, politicians on both sides of the Channel underestimated the strength of the consensus on the EU's basic business model.
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But it's still incredibly rare to see more than one of them onscreen at a time, let alone an entire island full of women that don't know or care about the petty squabbles of men.
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After planning, traveling, keeping track of luggage and children, and dealing with squabbles and untimely bathroom needs, if you return intact with everyone still mostly on speaking terms, you're likely to consider it a success.
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Despite initially expecting to draw millions of dollars in funding from the wealthy family of Bob and Rebekah Mercer, America First Policies has floundered in its opening months amid squabbles between Rebekah Mercer and Parscale.
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Sectarian squabbles have paralysed the parliament while crises mount outside: a reeking rubbish mountain, daily electricity and water outages, internet price-fixing and the quiet sell-off of some of the city's last green spaces.
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If we can move past recent squabbles and each leader can tame special interests, the United States could seize an opportunity to help our trade agenda and a key neighbor in more ways than one.
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The current talks appear to have bypassed Yemen's Riyadh-based government, whose restoration was the justification for the Saudi-led intervention, underlining a series of deepening Yemeni squabbles which have hobbled the coalition war effort.
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The family squabbles are tired, but there's some freshness in the scenes at Emet's workplace, a video-game company where she supervises and tries to shed some enlightenment on a geek chorus of younger men.
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By the time Fanny starts stealing the rugs, and Alice tricks her into behavior that gets her banished from the house, the dying mother upstairs has taken a back seat to the sisters' exhausting squabbles.
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What remains to be seen is whether or not today's acts of "resistance" are only backroom policy squabbles or something more substantive, equaling or surpassing the actions of the Republicans who stood up to Nixon.
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One Shakespeare-style poem and an internal email circulated later, and we've got a petty, 21st-century billboard battle on San Francisco's Highway 101 that's long been a battleground for such almighty tech startup squabbles.
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Or by political operatives so caught up in red-team/blue-team squabbles that they'll use the issue as cannon fire instead of approaching it with the sense of balance and nuance that it deserves.
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For one thing, we see Brian play Trigorin in a stage production of "The Seagull," the implication being that, since Chekhov drew our attention to the squabbles of unregarded souls, nothing lies beyond dramatic bounds.
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Female players in other countries have endured often humiliating public squabbles before, and the American lawsuit marks a new front in the battle for equality with the World Cup in France less than three months away.
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The justices, in a 5-4 ruling, said essentially that when squabbles erupt over whether politicians have gone too far in drawing district lines for partisan gain, the federal courts must stay out of the dispute.
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In a battle of wordkata, one of The Verge's resident film critics and one of its games critics face off in a forum that's either just like the constant squabbles in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
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While Mario Draghi and co are unlikely to take the bait, investors are speculating that they may decide it is not worth the hassle to continue with the program and get embroiled in further political squabbles.
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Text and photos, juxtaposed with watercolors, press clippings, doodles, handwritten letters and sketches, help bring Beaton's various homes to life, as well as his gossipy nature, quick and quotable wit, notorious squabbles and volatile love affairs.
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Beyond dipping into the arena of petty political squabbles to establish dominance, Trump's actions toward Pelosi establish a double standard for Democrats and Republicans on who is allowed trips abroad in the midst of the shutdown.
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In case you wanted something engrossing to keep you distracted from family squabbles this holiday, a special gift just arrived: Civilization VI, which is now available as a $30 purchase for iPad via the App Store.
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It's short, only three sentences in all, with a mention of how difficult it was to part with our baby clothes and a reminder to divide the items fairly — a nod toward our frequent sibling squabbles.
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KINGSTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Wednesday he would be ready to testify in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial if legally obliged to, as political squabbles over the process intensified in Washington.
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While Mario Draghi and co are unlikely to take the bait, investors are speculating that they may decide it is not worth the hassle to continue with the programme and get embroiled in further political squabbles.
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With America less involved in the daily squabbles of the Middle East and no longer keen on letting Beijing take us to the cleaners on trade, any number of issues could see these two superpowers exchange blows.
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A series of undignified coalition squabbles in Berlin has undermined the credibility of the main governing parties—the centre-left SPD, the Bavarian conservative CSU and Angela Merkel's centre-right CDU—hitting the support of all three.
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U.S. crude for December delivery fell 56 cents, or 1.11 percent, to settle at $49.96 per barrel ahead of weekly inventory data and as verbal squabbles among between OPEC members created uncertainty about a potential output cut.
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The years haven't been kind to him – he lumbers through snow, fights CGI-enhanced wolves in a remote Austrian forest with his son, who is oddly called "Junior", and squabbles with his Pakistani wife Zoya (Katrina Kaif).
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However, he has had frequent business squabbles and one of his companies, Mineralogy, has been locked in a dispute over royalties with one-time partner Citic Pacific, a Hong Kong-based unit of China's state-backed CITIC.
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Ties between Greece and Turkey have suffered strains over the years, because of squabbles over sea boundaries between the two countries and because of divided Cyprus, ethnically split between its Greek and Turkish Cypriot populations since 1974.
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Nigeria, at the finals for a sixth time, have a long history of botched preparations, late coaching changes and money squabbles which have all contributed to distracted teams arguably falling short of their potential in previous editions.
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Attempts to unite the Brazilian left against the former army captain have snagged on internal squabbles, making it even harder for Haddad to close a gap in opinion polls, less than two weeks before the run-off.
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Fortunately, though, we live in a place where we can chill out at the shore, eat a lobster or two and remember there's more to life than the squabbles in DC. Cillizza: Collins voted for Neil Gorsuch.
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Sometimes you get a situation like J. Dilla's, where quality releases trickle out but squabbles between friends, family, and business partners make it impossible to tell whether it's wise as a fan to even support "new" product.
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Unless your partner* has "done a Judas" and betrayed you—or got really into drowning cats, or something—the vast majority of squabbles can be solved by stopping and thinking: Am I being a dick right now?
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They traded away two of their most prominent players, they lost games to lowly opponents and they got more headlines for their squabbles with the city of Oakland than they did for their play on the field.
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The couple's squabbles and tender moments, the way they alternate between ease and unease in each other's company, are interesting in their own right, but also connect with the larger ideas the film sets out to explore.
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A fantastical reimagining of the so-called Sleepy Lagoon murder case, in which 21942 Latino youths were unjustly convicted by a biased judge, "Zoot Suit" features racist prosecutors and lovelorn kids, lively swing tunes and family squabbles.
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You would think investors would have gotten used to squabbles that have caused government shutdowns in the past, but some, like Gretchen Morgenson a Friday article in the New York Times, believe this time could be different.
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After decades of international squabbles, false starts, overthrown regimes and misappropriated funds, the highway eventually got built end to end except for about 65 missing miles in the marshes of the Darien Gap between Panama and Colombia.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - A Syrian peace conference in Russia ended on Tuesday with a statement calling for democratic elections, but ignoring key opposition demands after a day marred by squabbles and heckling of the Russian foreign minister.
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The spat with Corker, as well as the president's previous squabbles with other Republican lawmakers, further complicates Republican efforts to hammer out a final version of the tax proposal, which was devised without the input of opposition Democrats.
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In the 5-4 ruling on gerrymandering, the court essentially said that when squabbles erupt over whether politicians have gone too far in drawing district lines for partisan gain, the federal courts must stay out of the dispute.
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Ever since last summer's gathering of bishops on Crete, attended by 10 of the world's 14 self-governing Orthodox churches, there have been furious squabbles over whether the council's conclusions were too friendly to Catholics and other Christians.
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Knowing that ending is on the way makes it harder to care about the petty personal squabbles between soldiers on the Rosalind Franklin, or Greaves' race against time to find a cure that readers already know isn't coming.
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I envied the twins' ability to assume each other's identity (how convenient!), and I enjoyed the petty sibling squabbles (my older sister, who is now my best friend, and I had not yet reached this tier in 1994).
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Opdyke, who has critiqued US culture and politics since his early career — through tongue-in-cheek sculptures and drawings that suggest a societal decay driven by squabbles over guns, oil, and other material possessions — continues in this vein.
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Since family get togethers are inherently stressful — and ones that take place in a different destination can be even more so — we've put together a few useful tips that can help prevent squabbles and tears down the line.
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While squabbles between contestants are never in short order on MTV's long-running competition show, season 31 has changed it up a bit by adding stars from its U.K. reality shows in the mix, creating even more conflicts.
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Meanwhile the chancellor will be wary of boosting the AfD, which for all its internal squabbles will be noisy and provocative in the Bundestag, and which started life as an anti-bail-outs party focused on the euro.
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In addition to boardroom squabbles, Uber's newly minted chief legal officer Tony West will also have to navigate a trade secret battle against Alphabet's self-driving arm, in addition to several federal probes into the company's privacy practices.
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Those two product launches effectively created the current mainstream social media experience: timelines full of congratulatory posts, political squabbles, ads, intimate celebrity encounters, ads, publishers promoting content and brands injecting themselves everywhere as an alternative to just ads.
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Officials sought to show they could ease squabbles among Greece's creditors over the specifics of debt relief and the state of the country's economy that have left the International Monetary Fund and Germany lined up on opposite sides.
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The big picture: In the spirited hour-long hearing, the justices appeared uncertain on how to rule and worried about the possibility that the court's credibility may be tarnished if it inserts itself into partisan squabbles over gerrymandering.
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And in an administration riven by infighting, Ms. Hicks's privileged position with the president meant that, for journalists, she was among the few officials whose information was deemed reliable, or at least not often compromised by personal squabbles.
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As the managers moved on to the obstruction of Congress charge, they contended that Mr. Trump's blockade of evidence was far more pernicious than the kind of partisan squabbles that are typical between Congress and the White House.
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The prolonged squabbles over who can best demonize and punish the successful in America is exactly the conversation Trump needs as he tries to rekindle a relationship with suburban voters who moved away from the GOP in 2018.
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The national security of our country is at stake, and our allies and especially our adversaries will begin to believe that we are weak and incapable of getting past partisan squabbles and making reasonable assessments of factual evidence.
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This autumn could see the British political system seize up as Mrs May fails to produce a majority for any Brexit deal, the government fails to prepare a fallback position, and Parliament engages in noisy squabbles about various alternatives.
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Worse, all too often India's opposition parties have scored own-goals, whether by way of corruption scandals, messy defections, internal squabbles or simply the failure to recognise that unless they join forces, the BJP will indeed run them over.
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THE HAGUE/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union and India failed on Wednesday to defuse a long-running row over two Italian marines accused of murder and the case moved to an international tribunal after four years of diplomatic squabbles.
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Trump omits the key detail that the pipeline was hatched in the early 2000s, when Russia was less of a threat and squabbles with its neighbor Ukraine were causing the transit of gas to central Europe to look risky.
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The couple, who tied the knot in January 2011 during the show's third season, have had a peaceful split — spending time together and remaining close friends despite weathering marriage struggles, cheating scandals, squabbles with Bailey's pals and sexual lulls.
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LONDON — The spectacle surrounding the U.K. Independence Party continued on Monday, as the party named Paul Nuttall as its leader after the previous one resigned last month after less than three weeks in charge, citing internal squabbles and rivalries.
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Daenerys Targaryen finds herself bogged down in endless petty squabbles and feuds, Jon Snow is ultimately betrayed by the men he's supposed to be leading, and Cersei Lannister keeps watching whatever power she still has slip from her hands.
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In this time of intense partisanship, shiv-in-the-kidney politics and squabbles over the meaning of truth, can Americans come together and agree that a politician slamming a journalist to the ground for asking a question is wrong?
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Of more concern to the Chinese than the North's nuclear weapons, Mr. Chu said, is the notion that Thaad would knit South Korea and Japan, two American allies that have their own deep squabbles, more tightly under a United States umbrella.
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As Joyce's book recounts, Rivlin made a strategic decision to build CBO into a truly nonpartisan and analytically credible agency, rather than one that would carry Congress's water in its squabbles with the White House or openly advocate for certain bills.
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The two groups were supposed to have equal weighting in the leadership of the combined company but they now accuse each other of trying to gain the upper hand, the latest example of squabbles between France and Italy over business partnerships .
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Here are some of the latest stories: Trump paints picture of unity at prickly G7 summit Trump offers Brexit Britain "very big" trade deal Squabbles erupt as G7 leaders open summit Does Johnson want to be remembered as Mr No Deal?
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Currently, Apple manufactures its phones with chips from both Qualcomm and Intel, although a recent report from The Wall Street Journal indicated that the company could be dropping Qualcomm entirely as a result of the ongoing squabbles between the two companies.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Once-rival leaders of Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC) have agreed on a structure for the group that aims to put to rest squabbles over who has the right to export the country's oil, according to a statement.
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Discussion documents released ahead of a party policy conference that will be held from late June fret about "internal squabbles, money politics, corruption and poor performance in government", and even "the hollowing out of the capacity of the democratic state".
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Oyu Tolgoi's underground expansion has been beset by delays, cost overruns and political squabbles, prompting the government of Mongolia, which owns 34% of the mine, to set a vote for August to cancel parts of an investment agreement with Rio Tinto.
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Following in the footsteps of executive producer and inspiration Norman Lear, Kellett and Royce celebrated a loving family that still squabbles about politics, religion, work-life balance, sexuality, and about living as Cuban-Americans at a complicated time in American history.
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Title II classification isn't the only issue facing the FCC, and reopening that fight would mean years of legal and regulatory squabbles — energy that could be better spent taking up data sharing, broadcast spectrum, and any number of other issues.
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But with the Socialist party beset by squabbles and the newly-founded local branch of Podemos too small to run, IU's dogged opposition in city hall made it the main rival to a PP that had held power for 20 years.
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Many Polish voters, fed a propaganda diet in public media that PiS has weaponised, do not mind their government's squabbles with the EU. Along with the nationalist Fidesz, which governs Hungary, PiS is among the most popular ruling parties in Europe.
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So, as the NRA deals with its legal squabbles, cronyism, and perhaps more Natasha Romanoffs in their midst, lacking the means or ability it once had to influence our elections, Fox News is there for all those who want to believe.
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Sometimes squabbles flare over whose lounge chairs may be inching over the unmarked boundaries outside their cabana, or whose card table is blocking a common walkway, or whose empty lounge chair gets taken or moved — a recurring issue for Mr. Cheeseman.
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Clinton has appeared to relish the chance to brandish a more lacerating wit, grinning through laugh lines and using campaign muscles that have generally been untapped in her two primary runs, when any intraparty squabbles have demanded a different tone.
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But according to the New York Times, in the midst of the squabbles, first lady Melania Trump was still able to keep plans to fly a military jet to Florida to stay at the family's Mar-a-Lago beach resort.
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There have been numerous false starts and internal squabbles among Republican lawmakers, and just last week a leadership proposal was leaked to Politico and drew immediate backlash from conservative members of the House and Senate, including the influential House Freedom Caucus.
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Ray's wife Debra (Patricia Heaton) squabbles with him, sure, but the biggest source of their conflict is that his parents live right across the street, and he's forever trapped between the roles of husband and son, sometimes within the same scene.
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Moreover, despite Bannon's widely-publicized squabbles with the centrist wing of the White House — which includes Kushner and chief of staff Reince Priebus — when it comes to managing crises, the three are able to find common ground against outside threats.
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In recent years the I.C.C. has disappointed some of its backers, who have observed its slow pace, inefficiencies and internal squabbles — and how many member governments only offer it halfhearted support, and fail to carry out court-ordered arrest warrants.
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Bitter squabbles with the city authorities over the additional security measures — and who would foot the bill — had also delayed the opening for weeks, causing some vendors who had snapped up some of the 50-odd licenses available to opt out.
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But interviews with several of Mr. Usovsky's collaborators, and the contents of his hacked computer, suggest that it was at times a more shambolic affair, hampered by money squabbles, intramural rivalries and absurdly distorted views of how politics works outside Russia.
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One minute they were represented, in "Yellow Submarine," as four Edwardian children inhabiting a magical shared space; the next they were in the midst of squabbles so bitter that they had hardly healed when, ten years later, John was murdered.
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"It was one of the more legendary family squabbles in the history of New York City real estate," said Amir Korangy, the publisher of The Real Deal, a real estate trade magazine that covered the legal battle between the cousins.
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The bigger hurdles for the president go well beyond the intramural squabbles in Washington, D.C. When it comes to tax reform, or even the simple idea of tax cuts, America is not as unified as it has been in the past.
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And they're hoping that the minor procedural squabbles don't drown out their biggest wins — like how the dust-up on the SALT bill came just before a decisive victory on a massive trade deal between Democrats and the White House.
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BIARRITZ, France (Reuters) - Squabbles erupted among G23 nations on Saturday as their leaders gathered for an annual summit, exposing sharp differences on global trade tensions, Britain's exit from the EU and how to respond to the fires raging in the Amazon rainforest.
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Why it matters: French billionaires pledged hundreds of millions of dollars to rebuild the cathedral after the April fire, but their donations have yet to materialize as squabbles continue over the direction of the cathedral's reconstruction and the contracts to support it.
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The meaning of the dynastic squabbles of the Ptolemys, the tension between the African and Greek cultures that lived alongside each other, the significance of Rome's arrival on the scene… all of that was played out and explained via the game's story.
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Showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have spent much of Game of Thrones illustrating that the squabbles over the Iron Throne pale in comparison to the looming threat beyond the wall (Davos Seaworth says as much in one of the season's trailers).
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While this is the most pressing issue of the entire series, one foretelling an epic battle of life and death, there is still time for a royal procession and various heart eyes, hugs and political squabbles before everyone gets their hands dirty.
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"It's very easy to get Libyans to agree to agree to something, but when it comes down to hashing out the details, that's when the squabbles tend to start," said Tarek Megerisi, a visiting fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations.
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The couple's TV special, Million Dollar Listing New York: Ryan's Wedding, premieres Thursday, and it promises all the drama of the original series, plus party-planning crises, family squabbles and an appearance by MDLNY's lost agent, Luis D. Ortiz to sweeten the pot.
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ULAANBAATAR/LONDON (Reuters) - Mongolia will vote in August to rip up parts of an investment agreement with Rio Tinto for the Oyu Tolgoi copper mine, which may force the miner to make concessions in a project beset by delays and political squabbles.
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It reminds me to look up at the stars from time to time, and dream of something more, something bigger than what we currently are — mired in petty squabbles about outdated Bronze Age godlings that cause us to tear ourselves to pieces.
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Maybe ballet aficionados are keeping track of "The 10 Most Overrated Swans" or art lovers are debating "The Greatest Moments in Post-Impressionism," but the populist side of pop-music fans' squabbles often sounds more like last call at a sports bar.
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Nayyera Haq: Biden shows he can evolve The challenge with having two septuagenarian, long-term senators on the debate stage is that serious discussion of the big issues facing the country so easily devolve into tirades about decades-old votes and political squabbles.
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Like a canary in a coal mine, children are often the first to respond negatively to any strain on the family unit -- so parents, don't be surprised if your children are already fussing and fighting at levels well above their normal sibling squabbles.
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The NATO ambassadors also said the American demand to get the agreement done before Mr. Trump arrived served to silence, for the moment, some of the squabbles within the alliance, including whether it is doing enough for southern allies or enough on counterterrorism.
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Earlier this year, before inviting Stoltenberg to Congress, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi led a delegation of her fellow Democrats to Brussels, where they sought to reassure European allies that differences over Trump's policies were mere "family squabbles" and that transatlantic ties remained strong.
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But polling and focus groups reflect a growing unease among a small but potentially decisive group of voters who sided with Mr. Trump in 2016 but are increasingly turned off by the unremitting nastiness, the gratuitous squabbles and the endless chaos he sows.
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As Mathaussen and the others know, though, it may also be the most intense: an entire season's worth of physical exhaustion and mental strain, of drama and intrigue, rivalries and controversies, transfer wrangles and internecine squabbles boiled down into one draining week.
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Like Jay-Z, who went from baggy tees and "Big Pimpin'," to settling into middle age with a wife and some kids and a few family businesses, Ghetts has also steadied, becoming a father and squashing his squabbles with the likes of Bashy.
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Not only would there be a new trilogy of Star Wars films, but the studio also wanted a series of spinoffs: films that took place inside George Lucas' galaxy far, far away, but didn't necessarily track the ongoing domestic squabbles of the Skywalker family.
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We've heard about these stories over the past years — the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the squabbles with Instagram founders, the ill-conceived Facebook Research project in which the company paid teens to install an app that granted Facebook detailed insight into their phone and internet usage.
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The early scenes are realistic and richly drawn, with petty squabbles and rekindled love affairs; more unusual is that the local folk routinely take psychotropic drugs, which do not produce any obvious hallucinations but do seem to heighten the senses and bind the community together.
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Duterte's often profanity-laden tirades against the United States has become his trademark during his year-old presidency, but he appeared happy to meet Tillerson, who was in Manila to attend a regional security meeting dominated by North Korea's missile tests, and maritime squabbles.
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" Bipartisan prison reform bill passes in the House - Politico : "A bipartisan prison reform bill backed by President Donald Trump sailed through the House on Tuesday — but it could be left to languish in the Senate amid internal Republican squabbles over the scope of the legislation.
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ULAANBAATAR/LONDON, July 19 (Reuters) - Mongolia will vote in August to rip up parts of an investment agreement with Rio Tinto for the Oyu Tolgoi copper mine, which may force the miner to make concessions in a project beset by delays and political squabbles.
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Those conflicts might be simplistic — Dory is a forgetful fish who wants to return home, so of course she squabbles with Hank, an octopus with a long memory who wants to run away — but they exist, and the film gives them room to breathe.
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An Emirati-backed rout of al Qaeda militants at their base in the port of Mukalla in April cheered southerners, but bombing attacks continue to target security leaders and bases, while regional rifts and squabbles over strategy among secessionist leaders cloud the way forward.
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But we must remind ourselves that the television media, especially the cable news networks, will continue to highlight the glamorous if petty squabbles like the one between Trump and Alec Baldwin, while paying almost no attention to issues of grave importance like climate change.
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GAMBELLA, Ethiopia — A long-awaited peace deal to end the civil war in South Sudan that has killed tens of thousands is being imperiled again, this time mainly by squabbles over how many weapons and soldiers the opposition can bring with it to the capital.
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Along the way, they terrorized managers and A&R men, said the F-word on their first live national television appearance, wrote scores of future alternative rock anthems, and then tore themselves apart by 220 under the strain of creative squabbles and drug problems.
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Until all of us understand that racism and anti-Semitism are the same toxic madness split at the root, and until we embrace intersectionality without defining any woman out, our struggle against sexism and racism will be hobbled by our squabbles with one another.
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A new fee on for-hire vehicles in Manhattan would raise $415 million annually for the state's Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which runs the city's decaying subway system and has been the subject of repeated squabbles between Cuomo and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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"I am asking them to turn their mind away from the squabbles and problems about what's facing us with Brexit, sit in a quiet place where the sun is shining, and see how many butterflies come and count them," Attenborough told BBC radio on Friday.
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Where ethno-nationalism was previously characterized by petty squabbles between competing irredentist visions, the suspected Christchurch shooter, who CNN is currently not naming, calls for international solidarity between extremists in Poland, Austria, France, Argentina, Australia, Canada or even Venezuela, brought together through the online space.
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Of course, after more than 25 years in a relationship, the fire of passion has dimmed to a glow of familiarity, and now that we have children our interactions are often limited to the coordination of schedules and squabbles about the fair distribution of responsibilities.
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I also think The Witcher 2 jumps into the larger stories of the world more quickly, and if you enjoy the Netflix series, you'll certainly enjoy some of the kingdom squabbles and political intrigue that comes out of The Witcher 2 right off the bat.
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Not that that's anything new for a group of people who have made their fortunate carefully plotting out and re-hashing their inter-sibling squabbles for the world to see every Sunday night on their 13 seasons long reality TV show Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
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In his first public testimony since the release of a redacted version of the Mueller report, Barr repeatedly delved into semantic squabbles with the panel's Democratic minority, intensifying Democrats' calls for Mueller himself to testify and leading some of them to accuse Barr of being deliberately misleading.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzAviation chairmen cite safety, new tech among concerns for the future The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Diplomat's 'powerful' testimony and 'lynching' attract headlines Partisan squabbles endanger congressional response to Trump's course on Syria MORE (R-Texas) and Rep.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzAviation chairmen cite safety, new tech among concerns for the future The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Diplomat's 'powerful' testimony and 'lynching' attract headlines Partisan squabbles endanger congressional response to Trump's course on Syria MORE (Texas) and the late Sen.
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It's a process beset by squabbles over top-line spending numbers, specific provisions each side calls objectionable and a feeling, at least according to one senator, that there is an "ongoing game of chicken" to see who will buckle first to finally get things on track.
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Adam Chitwood, Collider: This is a diverse group of individuals—the movie's basically Chronicle meets The Breakfast Club—but what makes this story stand out from all the other superhero franchises around is that the film isn't entirely about saving the day or settling internal squabbles.
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The absence of Moscow and the resurgence of inter-Orthodox squabbles have disappointed him, but the fact that bishops have gathered from places like Albania, Poland, Romania, Serbia and Egypt, as well as Britain, France and the United States, is still a compliment to his diplomatic skills.
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He sulks passively about Vonnie while Allen fills the film with side business: squabbles between Bobby's working-class New York parents, Rose (Jeannie Berlin) and Marty (Ken Stott); a series of murders by his unrepentant gangster brother Ben (Corey Stoll); Phil's monologues about the movie business.
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It was the latest drama at a festival that has become famous for family squabbles among Wagner's heirs, who run the festival; provocative productions; and artistic dust-ups — but which is still sacred ground for Wagnerites, who are among the most obsessive of all opera fans.
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The tug of war — more than the lingering squabbles between supporters of Hillary Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont — foreshadows a once-in-a-generation reorganization of the American left that could dictate the tactics and ideology of the Democratic Party for years to come.
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She remained in his camp, joining an advisory team that helped shape his 2004 agenda and providing a glowing endorsement for his 2008 campaign book "Change We Can Believe In." Their relationship grew rockier after Mr. Obama entered the White House, but these felt like family squabbles.
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But some scientists worry that squabbles over the evolving field of "attribution" science, parsing what portion of some storm is due to global warming, distract attention from the utter clarity around the role of on-the-ground decisions, or indecision, in worsening damage when bad weather strikes.
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In reading, I found myself lost, at times, in long incidentals — in the details of criminal cases and small squabbles meant to illustrate some larger sense of place — only to emerge disoriented, too long distracted to recall immediately where the larger story had been when we left off.
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Even as his family business operates the world's largest chain of cinemas, Wang Sicong has not avoided internet squabbles with film stars and celebrities, with the country's highest-paid actress Fan Bingbing and one of the best-known directors, Feng Xiaogang, on the sharp end of his blogs.
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The key difference between Martinez's current donnybrook with The Donald and her squabbles with state Republicans, is that this one offers a whiff of the moral high ground: In the face of the brash Manhattanite, Martinez is positioned to assert herself as the indefatigable defender of compassionate conservatism.
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"Twenty bucks, no-questions-asked offers considered the BITCH didn't want it" is hardly the technique of a gifted salesperson, but the 80-comment thread beneath it somehow turns into four separate squabbles, and yes, there we go: an offer of $18 if I can pick it up today.
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In 1961, Mr. Lee and Mr. Kirby — whom he had brought back years before to the company, now known as Marvel — produced the first issue of The Fantastic Four, about a superpowered team with humanizing dimensions: nonsecret identities, internal squabbles and, in the orange-rock-skinned Thing, self-torment.
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" Ben Carson, the secretary of housing and urban development and the only African-American in Mr. Trump's cabinet, said while on a trip to Louisiana on Monday that the controversy over Mr. Trump's statements on the violence in Charlottesville were "little squabbles" that were "being blown out of proportion.
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Further ownership squabbles would lead the N.H.A. to dissolve in November 1917 — right before it reincarnated, later the same day, as the National Hockey League, which will begin its centennial celebration with a game between the Red Wings and the Maple Leafs in Toronto on New Year's Day.
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In two Jane Austen sequels, "Pemberley: Or, Pride and Prejudice Continued" (1993) and "An Unequal Marriage: Or, Pride and Prejudice Twenty Years Later" (21995), she risked the wrath of Janeites by imagining Elizabeth Bennet's anxieties as the wife of Mr. Darcy and detailing the couple's squabbles and estrangements.
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Vietnam has stepped up efforts to strengthen its coastguard, with help from Japan, which has its own maritime squabbles with China, and the United States, which has repeatedly locked horns with Beijing and insists it has stake in ensuring freedom of navigation and flight in the South China Sea.
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For all his dealings with the undead, unwashed, unstoppable monsters that slither, crawl, and run cities around the series' geographical setting of the Continent, Geralt is also an incredibly funny character — swearing, rolling his eyes, and offering up the perfect quips in between the petty squabbles of humans.
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The moderates didn't help themselves with intramural squabbles about Klobuchar forgetting the name of Mexico's president (though I found myself wishing the senator could have explained to Mayor Pete that she had merely experienced a senior moment — something that will happen to him, too, when he finally grows up).
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"If the squabbles, the fighting, the tantrums and the teasing continue, it's best to go vote again," Salvini said on RAI state TV. Salvini was speaking after talks with President Sergio Mattarella showed on Thursday the parties are locked in a stalemate over the formation of a government.
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Sibling squabbles, kids who are slightly irritating but often sage, weary kisses and an ultimate all-for-one vibe … if you've been missing the Salingers, or if you just want some flannel and earnestness, now is your moment: The show is leaving Netflix at the end of March.
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We got the 'Love & Hip Hop' star Monday as he was heading to Radio City Music Hall in NYC to attend the MTV awards show when he took some clear shots at Nicki on the heels of their online beef ... not to mention all her other Twitter squabbles this week.
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IN THE HALF-MILLENNIUM since it was founded the Royal College of Physicians has seen plenty of squabbles, including the storming of its building in the 18th century over its exclusion of non-Oxbridge graduates, and a long battle over whether to admit women (which, after four centuries, it did).
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Squabbles over payments to the EU's budget, complaints by small businesses about regulations emanating from Brussels, opposition to the expansion of policy-making beyond trade, worries about handling financial crises, and anger over immigration both from other member states and lands beyond finally delivered the result that the "leave" campaign sought.
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If you're stressed, you're far more likely to turn to food for comfort and would be better off excusing yourself for a few moments to get some space and reground yourself, especially this year when post-election sentiments are running high and family squabbles are more likely to become heated.
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I've been watching a lot of Murphy Brown, the CBS sitcom that ran from 1988 to 1998, in preparation for the show's revival this fall, and the episodes, many of which felt bracing in their era, now feel slightly baffling, with their references to long-forgotten political figures and squabbles.
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Mr. Papademos's government had reinforced the prejudices of populists on the left and right, who claimed that foreign interests were trampling over Greece's democracy; at the same time, it failed to break the pattern of fraternal squabbles that have plagued Greece's politics from the start of the modern Greek state.
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Lara Putnam and Theda Skocpol, who have studied emerging grass-roots networks of Democratic activists, report that they "hail from across the broad ideological range from center to left" but are "working shoulder-to-shoulder" rather than igniting intraparty squabbles — a pragmatic mobilization, they explained, aimed at winning general elections.
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After the resignation of Conte who belongs to neither of the coalition groups, the head of state starts formal consultations with various parties to see if a new coalition can be formed Markets may not cheer the prospect of new elections but they were frequently unnerved by the frequent squabbles within the coalition.
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On Wednesday, West hopped on Twitter to apologize to the artist, referencing a myriad of squabbles between the two (and their affiliated artists) over the years, including the 2016 beef between Kid Cudi and Drake, and Drake's feud with Pusha T that resulted in the reveal that the former is a father.
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During the walkout, there were legislative squabbles over how to pay for the spending increases -- a recently passed hotel and motel tax was repealed, and lawmakers passed a gambling tax and a measure to make it easier for the state to collect sales tax from purchases on online outlets such as Amazon.
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I wanted to hear her thoughts on what those squabbles could tell us about the state of the respective relationships—and how to avoid falling into the black hole of coupledom during your own next trip to IKEA with an SO. The Couple: A woman and a man near a selection of spatulas.
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So while squabbles about funding PBS, Planned Parenthood, and even education make headlines and fuel debate all the time, don't believe any politician who claims to be a deficit hawk unless he or she has a very public plan to reform all three of the key components of our budget and our debt.
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However unlikely an Italian withdrawal from the eurozone may be, the mere prospect is more dangerous to the future of the European Union than the bailout of Greece, whose economy is dwarfed by Italy's; Britain's vote to leave the bloc; or the squabbles over the rule of law with Hungary and Poland.
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Sources close to the situation tell us squabbles like the one this past weekend are standard for Rob and BC. We're told this fight escalated beyond the norm because Chyna allegedly got physical with Rob right as Corey Gamble showed up to their house ... and Corey had to literally rip her off Rob.
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Another irony: He's vocally against the legalization efforts that the new governor, Phil Murphy, campaigned on this past winter (the politician said he'd have it done within his first 100 days), and though proposed bills have been stalled in the Senate primarily due to state budget squabbles, it certainly looks like it'll pass eventually.
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Last week's stand-off between retailer Tesco and Unilever over the consumer goods group's attempt to implement a series of price increases, ostensibly on the back of sterling causing a spike in import costs, is likely to be the forerunner of many similar squabbles between domestic vendors and their suppliers faced with soaring costs.
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"The more that Donald Trump can stay on message, not get in fights with other Republicans or unnecessary squabbles that squander valuable campaign days between now and November, the less likely that Trump will see Republican incumbents and candidates bailing on him," Bonjean, a partner at ROKK solutions, said told The Hill in an interview.
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Rather than get drawn into squabbles with more liberal candidates or lesser-known ones, he is trying to present himself as presidential material and the most electable Democrat against Mr. Trump — particularly in swing states like Iowa, where the president trounced Hillary Clinton in 2016 after Barack Obama carried the state in 2008 and 2012.
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From "How Ya Like Me Now" The hip-hop cowboy gold standard from a Harlem hip-hop originator who took a song about around-the-way squabbles and, via a video filmed at a Western theme park in New Jersey and enough cowboy hats for the whole crew, remade it as an ominous outlaw fantasy.
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The whole story line is reminiscent of those unforgettably ugly moments on "The Sopranos" when the petty squabbles and turf wars of Tony's crew spilled over to civilians, leaving an undertipped waiter convulsing in a parking lot with his skull bashed in or a lawn contractor with two broken arms working as an underboss's slave.
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Its two principal characters date and fight and break up and get together again — much like straight characters might — but the subjects of some of their squabbles are more specific to gay experience: whether or not the use of poppers (a sexual stimulant) is inimical, or monogamy is a requirement of a lasting relationship.
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Seeing how the markets and politicians have dealt with the eurozone sovereign-debt crisis, the worst refugee problem since World War II, and constant squabbles over EU lawmaking that wrecks national sovereignty, I have become fully unstuck from the mud of the pro-EU camp and will sit on the fence until we vote.
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At the same time, the lifelong Republican fended off months of attacks from Trump's GOP allies about his handling of the Russia investigation, frequently dealing with squabbles over access to classified documents and other rarely shared materials -- all of which culminated in a small but vocal group of lawmakers laying the initial steps for his impeachment last year.
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One Day at a Time has a variety of episodes in its first season: In one, Lydia squabbles with Elena because the teen won't wear makeup; in another, Elena's best friend has to leave town because her immigrant parents were deported; in a third, Penelope teaches Alex how to shave by showing him how she removes her own mustache.
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John McCain of Arizona urged Trump's running mate, Mike Pence, to keep the top of the ticket trained on Clinton -- and not engage in squabbles with other Republicans or distractions like his recent feud with Muslim-American parents whose son was killing while serving in the Iraq War, according to a source familiar with the session.
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The firm has long been home to personal squabbles between its big-personality investors — in-fighting that spilled into very public view during the gender discrimination lawsuit brought by Ellen Pao — and it has been unable to put those to rest even as it elevated a new, likable leader in Mamoon Hamid, who joined the firm last year.
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The largest-ever Caribbean resort project, meant to be an economic driver for the island, struggled under a series of construction delays and funding squabbles that led to finger-pointing between the local developer Baja Mar Ltd, CCA and China's export finance bank - the main lender on the project - as to who was to blame for the delays.
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Kelly's directive that Trump's senior-most aides hash out their differences away from the President was not the last time Kelly gave that direction as part of his efforts to instill a new sense of order among rival factions and end the squabbles that so frequently took place in front of the President before Kelly assumed his new role.
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In fact, MUD has had the hard task of trying to defeat Mr. Maduro's government democratically while dealing with internal squabbles among its own radical members, particularly those who never understood the social significance of the Chavista movement, the complexity of the Venezuelan situation or the need to repair the damage without having Venezuela evolve into another Syria.
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The first was that its political problems were similar to those in America, where even the highest tensions between Shia and Sunni Muslims in Iraq could be overcome like political squabbles between Democrats and Republicans in the US. That led to the second prism, which was that the key to solving Iraq's issues was to get its people over their ancient hatreds.
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"If the squabbles, the fighting, the tantrums and the teasing continue, it's best to go and vote again," he told RAI state TV. Latest opinion polls show backing for the League and 5-Star has risen over the past month, while support for 81-year-old Berlusconi has dropped sharply, suggesting he would be highly unwilling to return to the polls.
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Thus, my frequent description of the show to the curious — "Game of Thrones in space" — became more literal than ever before, as the series balanced the political squabbles dominating our solar system with the much more mysterious, longer-range question of whether humanity is really prepared to take the leap to the stars to join whatever might be waiting for us.
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After all, it wasn't that long ago that he and fellow hip-hop star Kanye West nearly came to blows backstage at the Coachella festival, and though nothing's been heard on that front for a while, celebrity squabbles do have a way of coming back at the most inopportune moments: at the club, say, or in a restaurant on a tropical island.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Leaks Bring Down a Democratic Leader" and "In Hacking, Russia Is Accused of Playing in American Politics" (front page, July 25): It's not about who hacked the Democratic National Committee's computer servers, or about President Vladimir V. Putin, or the personality squabbles: It's about the evidence that the nominating process was manipulated and our democratic process subverted.
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" Trump's past squabbles with the intelligence community Since taking office, Trump has repeatedly clashed with intelligence officials, including outgoing DNI Dan Coats, over their public comments acknowledging Russia not only interfered in 2016, but also poses a threat to future elections -- an assessment that was reaffirmed by special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, which the President has characterized as a "political witch hunt.
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Unlike the telenovela intrigue of "Empire" — which presumes that hip-hop is already big business, accompanied by epic drama — "The Breaks" takes place in a time when the stakes are still low; therefore the squabbles don't always rise to true dramatic tension (though the scenes where an enraged radio station boss lays waste to his office with a baseball bat are absurdist fun).
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Written by Anthony McCarten (a veteran of the biographical "Darkest Hour" and "The Theory of Everything"), the movie fares less well tackling the interpersonal dynamics, and the corrosive influence of manager Paul Prenter ("Downton Abbey's" Allen Leech) -- damaging Freddie's relationship with the band and those close to him, despite his insistence that they're a family, whatever squabbles they might have.
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In 2016, he caused a stir when he opened his Golden Globes gig by poking fun at trans activist Caitlin Jenner; the next year, in his standup special Humanity, he doubled down on those jibes, explained why anyone who objected simply didn't understand comedy, and devoted untold stage time to recounting squabbles he'd had with strangers on Twitter (spoiler: he wins them all, emphatically and hilariously).
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For now at least, following a series of legislative setbacks on health care reform and amid internal GOP squabbles, Trump appears to be trading in his singular reliance on Republicans in Congress in favor of dealmaking with Democrats, putting more heft behind his hopeful rhetoric of a "different relationship" with Congress this week as he's invited more Democratic lawmakers to the White House than Republicans.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE doesn't expect the inter-party squabbles to die down after the election, floating the prospect of impeaching Hillary Clinton if she's elected.
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But the complications of employing village girls have strained his last nerve: the weepy petitions for leave to return to the village for essential functions, like a father having a hemorrhoid removed; the domestic squabbles, which on one occasion ended in the consumption of toilet cleaner; and the "love cases," in which a tailor, upon forming a romantic attachment in the factory, is summarily ordered home.
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For its 34th annual induction ceremony on Friday night, at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, the hall opened the pantheon to Janet Jackson, Stevie Nicks, Radiohead, Def Leppard, the Cure, Roxy Music and the Zombies — a crop of respected acts that have each had a palpable impact on pop culture, and who arrived at the institution with a notable lack of controversy or internecine squabbles.
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And The Handmaid's Tale kept accidentally releasing episodes that directly seemed to comment on what the administration had done just that week, including an episode about Gilead's squabbles with Canada (in the wake of Trump's lambasting of Canadian leader Justin Trudeau) and then another in which June's daughter, Hannah, is ripped from her arms, which aired almost directly in the midst of the family separation crisis at the US's southern border.
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C.) and Jim RischJames (Jim) Elroy RischThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Diplomat's 'powerful' testimony and 'lynching' attract headlines Overnight Defense: Trump's Syria envoy wasn't consulted on withdrawal | McConnell offers resolution urging Trump to rethink Syria | Diplomat says Ukraine aid was tied to political investigations Partisan squabbles endanger congressional response to Trump's course on Syria MORE (R-Idaho) — the chairmen of the Armed Services, Intelligence, Judiciary and Foreign Relations committees, respectively.
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C.) and Jim RischJames (Jim) Elroy RischThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Diplomat's 'powerful' testimony and 'lynching' attract headlines Overnight Defense: Trump's Syria envoy wasn't consulted on withdrawal | McConnell offers resolution urging Trump to rethink Syria | Diplomat says Ukraine aid was tied to political investigations Partisan squabbles endanger congressional response to Trump's course on Syria MORE (Idaho) -- the chairmen of the Armed Services, Intelligence, Judiciary and Foreign Relations committees, respectively.
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C.) and Jim RischJames (Jim) Elroy RischThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Diplomat's 'powerful' testimony and 'lynching' attract headlines Overnight Defense: Trump's Syria envoy wasn't consulted on withdrawal | McConnell offers resolution urging Trump to rethink Syria | Diplomat says Ukraine aid was tied to political investigations Partisan squabbles endanger congressional response to Trump's course on Syria MORE (Idaho) — the chairmen of the Armed Services, Intelligence, Judiciary and Foreign Relations committees, respectively.
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Mr. Sewing's biggest priorities include: • Deciding how to scale back international banking and trading ambitions (though focusing on the overcrowded German retail market has issues, too) • Convincing investors and regulators that the firm would shed risk • Calming the waters at a firm troubled by internal squabbles, while also making deep cuts More on Mr. Sewing: He apprenticed with the bank and gradually added responsibilities like overseeing an internal money-laundering inquiry into the Russia unit.
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"A Dangerous Woman" may fall short in exploring the complexities of a clearly captivating woman, but Ronald's group portrait of people of great wealth — their expensive squabbles over inheritances and divorce settlements, their disinclination to pay taxes (Frank skipped out on paying federal income taxes for more than 30 years), their ability to manipulate people in power, all in the service of adding even more zeros to their bank accounts — is breathtaking and quite modern.
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Jim RischJames (Jim) Elroy RischThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Diplomat's 'powerful' testimony and 'lynching' attract headlines Overnight Defense: Trump's Syria envoy wasn't consulted on withdrawal | McConnell offers resolution urging Trump to rethink Syria | Diplomat says Ukraine aid was tied to political investigations Partisan squabbles endanger congressional response to Trump's course on Syria MORE (R-Idaho), the chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, have both introduced legislation to slap new sanctions on Turkey.
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It's not hard to find architects, clients, builders, public officials and others familiar with the city's capital construction program ready to unleash symphonic tirades about New York's crazy procurement rules, about the petty, internecine squabbles among city agencies, about the city-required shotgun marriages between architects and contractors, the costly and onerous liability regulations, notoriously late payments and a vast, sclerotic bureaucracy that squanders millions of tax dollars by causing needless, yearslong delays in the name of value engineering, then scapegoats architects.
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The investigation into José Treviño's connections to the Zetas follows the path of many criminal inquiries: It starts out slowly with tantalizing tips from the American owner of a farm in Texas where Treviño boards his horses; builds in momentum with the discovery of an informant from within the Zetas' organization; is briefly derailed by the inevitable interagency law enforcement squabbles (and by the appearance of an interloping New York Times reporter), before it is resolved — no spoilers here — in court.
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Maybe, like me, your personal feed is still filled with Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE versus Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE squabbles, with hardly any break since spring 22019.
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