She also said that accountability is essential to squashing disagreements.
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We're squashing that as we move from digital to linear.
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Squashing all the negative vibes, it's all about the positivity.
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And it appears they won't be squashing it anytime soon.
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Lindsie Chrisley is seemingly squashing any rumors about her marriage.
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It was squashing my lungs, leaving me struggling to breathe.
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Squashing a trade deficit can involve curbing imports or boosting exports.
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James is known for squashing hip-hop beefs -- just ask Diddy.
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Now, a restaurant in England is squashing your food porn dreams.
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As for squashing the beef -- he says there's still a way.
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She was complex and contradictory — encouraging his creativity and squashing it.
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Squashing the EPA pleases those conservatives who believe the agency has overreached.
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She strained it, squashing the pulp with the back of a spoon.
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"There's so much liquidity squashing around, it's driving up prices," he said.
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Can Holm sidestep the Cyborg we all remember from squashing underweight no-hopers?
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Tell that to creators who still complain about the adpocalypse squashing their earnings.
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So, tl;dr, squashing fakes is a perpetual game of whack-a-mole.
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One of her earliest memories is her father admonishing her for squashing bugs.
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Squashing heads became Gregor's signature move, which he repeated on Sunday with Qyburn.
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While the government needs revenues, it must try to avoid squashing private enterprise.
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Something must be in the air with all this beef squashing going on.
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Hodel died in 1999, but not before squashing the 1991 movie about Fauna's life.
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She wore a pin labeled, "Not Becky" effectively squashing any and all Lemonade rumors.
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"Squashing a bad girl is like trying to squash a bluebottle," Miss Trunchbull says.
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Squashing research risks injuring the health of an unknown number of troubled adolescent girls.
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Their fantasies ranged from regular sex to me "squashing" them to them feeding me.
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The seeds have fiber and omega-3s, so they're great for squashing your hunger.
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Congress has spent the last decade systematically squashing privacy as a core American value.
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Automation of some jobs reduced costs, squashing prices and leading to increased product demand.
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High-profile exploit discovery and bug squashing is good for everyone in the industry.
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It didn't last very long though, because major labels were squashing that pretty quick.
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The sisters form a collective chorus, their voices explosively, tragically squashing in Jotty's mind.
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Apple could have said something days ago, immediately squashing rumors with a simple explanation.
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But squashing you down and you don't get the benefit of it is ... Well, look.
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She is on her way to power, and revenge, and squashing down her enemies absolutely.
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"This technique avoids squashing the pages and preserves the pages and the ink," she said.
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They claim that the FCC's order will prevent providers from stifling innovation and squashing competition.
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It is not about using stars to market brands but about star power squashing brands.
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No one with that thatch of hair would think of squashing it under a hat.
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Prince has a good record when it comes to squashing beefs and getting back snatched chains.
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They are squashing competition, and they are using the darker arts of management to stay ahead.
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The Big Five -- Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google and Microsoft -- aren't killing everybody and squashing all innovation.
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But lest you thought it was children or even people squashing the gourds, you would be mistaken.
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The squashing of the EPA pleases conservatives who believe the agency has overreached itself in recent years.
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In the interview she also spoke about her supposed beef with Nicki Minaj, firmly squashing those rumors.
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"Unfortunately, there's nothing new about big corporations bullying a small company, in effect, squashing creativity," he said.
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As of March 1, a critical bug-squashing and feature-adding "day one" update remains a no-show.
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China is no longer squashing its currency to gain a competitive edge, but is instead propping it up.
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Russia's economic defensiveness is good for its credit rating, but may have an unwelcome side-effect: squashing growth.
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Here's my pitch for the next courtroom talk show without a real judge: Squashing Beefs With Blac Chyna.
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One by one, Google is squashing all those annoying Pixel 2 and 2 XL bugs with software updates.
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Some farmers "resorted to handpicking and squashing the worms in an attempt to control them", or used pesticides.
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Kourtney is squashing any rumors that she's joined the list of moms-to-be in her famous family.
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"Thank you @UniversalORL for squashing what was a growing desire to visit your parks again," another individual tweeted.
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The school's administration opposed the expansion effort, retaining two white-shoe law firms known for squashing union campaigns.
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Enjoy Oberyn going full Inigo Montoya on the Mountain, and try not to scream when the squashing starts.
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Lindsey Graham lamented Tuesday that Trump was teasing a bipartisan deal and on Thursday he was squashing it.
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What's more inconvenient is that 8BitDo often releases firmware upgrades for its controllers, squashing bugs and adding new features.
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So it is unclear how poring over trade deals will achieve Mr Trump's goal of squashing the trade deficit.
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Vermont Smoke & Cure Minis Meat Sticks Protein is great when it comes to squashing hunger pangs and boosting energy.
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It's just trying to do its job, and you spend all day squashing it against a chair in return.
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Squashing fan pop-up bars is a fairly new activity for entertainment companies trying to protect their intellectual property.
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This year, the prize pool will nearly double, with EVO squashing the registration records it set a year ago.
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What's interesting is that the preliminary data suggests GM mosquitoes could be extremely effective at squashing mosquito-borne diseases.
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With the pace of China's economic growth slowing, policymakers are keen to avoid wholesale squashing of the property market.
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They've cited everything from cost logistics, to the supposed image it may project, as valid reasons for squashing it.
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Pulses are packed with a satiating combo of protein and fiber, which makes them nutritional powerhouses and hunger-squashing dynamos.
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Unfortunately, Motorola is outright squashing hopes for a Moto Z4 Force, after the Z4 was officially unveiled earlier this week.
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It mandates a statewide discrimination policy that omits sexuality as a criterion, squashing a more liberal ordinance passed in Charlotte.
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And when a local friend attempted to help the actor by squashing the bug, a disturbing chain of events ensued.
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The whole night was a giant lovefest ... kinda the perfect cap on the rap giants squashing their beef last September.
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Critics say Maduro, 53, has kept a grip on power by side-lining lawmakers, arresting opponents and squashing the referendum.
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Sarah Jessica Parker is squashing the theories that her new show Divorce is a spin-off of Sex and the City.
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On one set of pages, the company tracks its product road map and the bugs it's in the process of squashing.
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Squashing the black market for fake drugs will require the cooperation of the government regulators, drug companies, pharmacists and patient groups.
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It's unclear if Horvath knew, however, that NPS Acting Director Michael Reynolds, was intent on squashing any publicity around Zuckerberg's visit.
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Though Aguilera is all about squashing beefs these days, there is one feud she's all about: Cardi B versus Nicki Minaj.
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Nike ended up squashing the number exchange, and Davis chose No. 3 instead, but said the gesture still resonated with him.
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Congress stepped in to the debit-card market six years ago by stopping the credit card companies from squashing their competitors.
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Even when you think it's at full capacity, there will always be another person forcing themselves in, squashing everyone on board.
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On antitrust, the government should be warier about corporate mergers, and more aggressive in stopping dominant firms from squashing their competitors.
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In the meantime, Pennsylvanians will have to go on squashing the bugs one at a time, or else avoid them altogether.
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One of the major things that happened was Kevin (Justin Hartley) getting injured playing football, squashing his chances at a sports scholarship.
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Though it is technically illegal, regulators have a hard time squashing the network, which has grown to cover most of the country.
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Acosta explained that Administrative Procedures Act, which requires a new rule to change an old rule, prevents him from simply squashing it.
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Researchers have tried to get around this by doping, squashing or squeezing graphene, or applying electric fields to change its electrical properties.
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Danielle Staub and fiancé Oliver Maier showcased their love on social media Monday night, squashing reports that they'd gone their separate ways.
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So we've been squashing all of these other things and this thing happens and we don't squash it, what does that say?
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Price's better work came at range, where he could pop that long jab into Chisora's head, squashing his nose into his face.
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I think I've definitely found myself focusing more on the concrete practices that leaders can adopt to stop squashing original ideas. Right.
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Apple typically does some quick bug-squashing after a major new release, but this series of updates was more rapid than usual.
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Weeks after seemingly squashing his beef with Drake, West again lashed out at him in December in a series of since-deleted tweets.
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The NWA was a cartel, with all the attendant abuses that brings: squashing of promotions independent from the NWA, wage fixing, drug pushing.
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Rounding up and squashing high-interest rate debt may be the reason why millennials are willing to take out personal loans, Lorimer said.
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On Tuesday, fans received some distressing news: Freeform has cancelled Famous In Love, effectively squashing their hopes of a Raige-filled season 3.
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Then there's the mall traffic decline and shuttered shopping centers all around the country, squashing the stocks and bonds of mall owner/operators.
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For Sessions, the fictional crime rate will be used to justify a host of authoritarian policies aimed at squashing dissent and voting rights.
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Frank Ocean is squashing rumors of an ongoing feud with Travis Scott before they even had time to get it off the ground.
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Danielle Bregoli isn't squashing her beef with Kylie -- remember she went after Kylie in her song, "These Heaux" -- but she still offered congrats.
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He developed a system called "managed democracy," squashing opposition parties and taking away the people's right to vote for local or regional governments.
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The Wall Street Journal yesterday reported that the FTC is examining whether Facebook's many acquisitions were made with the goal of squashing competition.
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Now there are no more TGIFs, and the company has hired a management firm, IRI Consultants, with a reputation for squashing worker unions.
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" A man whose armpit is in my face and whose toolbox is squashing my feet speaks into my hair: "She needs to chill.
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If violence persists, the People's Republic may decide that squashing a challenge to its authority is more important than preserving a financial hub.
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Except repealing ObamaCare may have an unintended consequence that is decidedly un-Republican: squashing entrepreneurship and making life harder for small-business owners.
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As DHS secretary, Nielsen will head an agency charged with protecting America's borders, squashing cybersecurity threats and leading the response to natural disasters.
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The Jordyn Woods and Tristan Thompson debacle remains unresolved, while Travis Scott's team is busy squashing reports that Kylie Jenner accused him of cheating.
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When two supermassive black holes coalesce into one, the mergers bathe the universe in low-frequency waves, stretching and squashing the fabric of spacetime.
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Between the Play Store and Android itself, Google has a powerful vantage point for spotting and automatically squashing that malware before it can spread.
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The plans would also adjust U.S. goals to focus on guarding oil fields in the country in addition to squashing any potential ISIS resurgence.
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We want technology that can tell if Airbnb hosts are illegally turning down minorities or if Facebook's human editors are squashing conservative news headlines.
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Entertainment franchises ruthlessly enforced intellectual property rights on their characters, raking through data for unlicensed skins and squashing pirates under every available legal steamroller.
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This hardly comes as a surprise since Salman played a key role in squashing the 2012 independent audit of the African Football Confederation's finances.
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Laws like South Dakota's will stifle these small retailers trying to make ends meet, squashing Amazon's next competitor before it gets off the ground.
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So why are some members of Congress talking about returning to the bad old days of price-fixing fees, squashing competitors and higher prices?
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Fadiman excitedly claims a wide range of positive impacts unusual for any single drug: from squashing the impulse to procrastinate to easing painful periods.
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And if you have perpetually cold hands, as I do, spending a few minutes squashing butter doesn't seem to do the cubes any harm.
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Tamar Braxton may have been spotted with her estranged husband Vince Herbert over the holidays, but the singer is squashing rumors that they're back together.
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Minaj's pal Katy Perry extended a literal olive branch to Taylor Swift before the latter's Reputation tour kicked off, finally squashing the pair's bad blood.
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Guests in attendance exited the party wearing pins that definitively labeled them as "Not Becky," simultaneously squashing a whole lot of gossip in the process.
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After 2014 ended with rumors of discontent in their relationship, Depp and Heard went a long way toward squashing them with some well-timed PDA.
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HAM's also known as a green zone for squashing beef, as was the case when Riff Raff and Soulja Boy played together after their feud.
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We're told there's an open invite for Weezy to join the tour ... but a lot of beef-squashing would have to be done before then.
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Weeks after seemingly squashing his beef with Drake last year, West lashed out at him again in December in a series of since-deleted tweets.
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Darting from micro to macro and back again, squashing obscene consumption against child beauty pageants and ruinous debt, its structure makes for an unfocused thesis.
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It was promoted by President Trump, who last month said on Twitter that Google and the social media companies were squashing positive content about him.
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Multiplayer is uncharted territory for Bethesda and it's already told fans that Fallout 76's beta will need a lot of polish and bug squashing.
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For the Maduro regime, squashing what it saw as a politically motivated relief effort was a way to keep US and opposition influence at bay.
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As they attempted to storm the state house they were met with heavy gunfire from security forces, squashing the coup, and killing at least four assailants.
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Ultimately, these regulatory introductions should end up squashing much of the nefarious practices that have hampered the industry and make those players that survive more robust.
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He'll either stop the prospect's rise in its tracks, effectively squashing his hype, or he'll become the latest name on Ngannou's ever-growing list of victims.
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A city that thrives on the energy of its neighborhood merchants should not offer incentives and giveaways to an internet giant known for squashing small businesses.
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Without undercutting the weird dignity of that response, or squashing the humor it sometimes produces, the director Anne Kauffman keeps the audience anxiously awaiting a plunge.
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Performers of her size were typically cast in fetish scenes that emphasized their weight — "feeding or gaining or squashing or face sitting," as she put it.
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They have had a few false starts: According to TMZ, the couple sent out four different save-the-dates this year, squashing the plans each time.
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However, squashing yield curves and growth figures into a pair of binaries—inverted or not, and recession or not—leaves precious data on the cutting-room floor.
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Chopping tomatoes was a particularly tough challenge, but even details like the paddle which packs the burger into a bag without squashing it were tricky to master.
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Earlier this month on an episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Disick opened up about his relationship with Kourtney and Sofia, squashing any speculation of drama.
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The Wild took little time squashing the deficit in the second period by netting a power-play goal in their ninth straight road game, a franchise record.
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That last part gets its purest expression in Mark Jackson, among others, worrying that Steph Curry squashing contested 32-foot three-pointers is somehow corrupting our youth.
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Well, you can start a nice round of ice-breaking with this handy list of awkward silence-squashing table topics, drawn from pop culture by yours truly.
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So if we recognize some of these companies have become too big and that they're squashing competitors, does the answer to addressing that come through Section 230?
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The remaining normal myeloid cells evacuate to safer territory in the spleen, and the spleen swells, squashing the nearby stomach but making the abdomen look overly full.
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A capped-profit model seems like a pretty far stretch for Silicon Valley — which values squashing the competition and the Invisible Hand — but it's of the times.
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Prince Harry and Prince William are actively squashing a report alleging Prince William's "bullying attitude" -- toward his brother and Meghan Markle -- is what's driving the couple away.
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Seen in this light, the damage to the freedom of the press may be the foreseeable but unintentional collateral damage of squashing the chances of an Assange trial.
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According to an Instagram story Taylor Swift posted on Tuesday, Katy Perry has officially apologized for her part in this particular celebrity feud, squashing the drama for good.
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Cryptocurrencies are by definition decentralized — that is part of their advantage — and without a central bank they need an entirely new approach when it comes to squashing volatility.
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Games like Gravity Rush 2 hardly make an effort to hide that a mission is progression from one point to another or squashing a certain number of baddies.
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As we previously reported ... the two rappers have ongoing beef that's been going back and forth on social media, and doesn't look like Tekashi's squashing it anytime soon.
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Apple is busy squashing bugs and patching problems all the time, so a simple iOS upgrade might be enough to get your phone or tablet working properly again.
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You'll recall, Nicki and Cardi have had a salty past, getting into it at a NYFW party last September -- but both women said they were squashing the beef.
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If you can get round this squashing problem, however, approach the rotating cylinder and start following its spin -- as you get closer, strange things will start to happen.
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The bread section in Gristedes is hidden at the back of the store by the chilled products, squashing any chance of a tempting smell as you come in.
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Mr. Trump's tougher stance on China may also help ward off industry rivals, with the president squashing a hostile bid to acquire the chip maker Qualcomm this month.
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There is the whoosh-squoosh of the juice vendor squashing her oranges on the corner, the growl of a hundred motorbikes, the wheeze of a thousand lumbering buses.
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Time's Richard Schickel fretted that filmmakers "don't give a hoot about the movie's scariest implications," referring to its tongue-in-cheek celebration of bug-squashing futuristic space-fascism.
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"Hard" approaches focus on squashing extremist ideas, while "soft" approaches rely on community and grassroots methods to turn people away from extremist behaviour towards a meaningful civilian life.
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She probably also killed his political career by squashing his proposals to re-found the European Union, making him look weak, subservient and too eager to accommodate German interests.
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Pandora co-founder Tim Westergren, a former musician who spearheaded Pandora's music algorithm technology, returned to the company March 28, squashing some investors' hopes the company could be sold.
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Tony Blair, who was notorious for squashing anything that might result in discord at Labour's conferences during his time as leader from 1994 to 2007, would have been proud.
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The terrific irony between making all the Guests' dreams come true while squashing any ounce of creativity in its Hosts is a gulf that grows wider with every scene.
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The physical format of high-end smartphones hasn&apost changed in years, but manufacturers are trying to meet the challenge of squashing more camera tech into a compact space.
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Now, it looks like the mystery is over, squashing any speculation over whether Tarantino was planning to leave Manson out or play the cult leader himself in another terrible cameo.
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But HTC seems to be squashing those rumors today, with a statement made to Android Police from HTC — "We're not going to have an Android watch" — seemingly denying those rumors.
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On an episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians earlier this month, Disick opened up about how Richie feels about the situation, squashing any speculation of a potential love triangle.
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We constantly have to face people squashing those two things together—women, children, and real people in need, who get lumped in with armed conflict and militia groups and pirates.
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Instead, the designer beloved by hype beasts everywhere is taking my once-favorite boredom-squashing activity, adding diamonds and 18k gold, and slapping a very exclusive order form to it.
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But the evil that lurks in Jackson's fair-seeming homes is not housework; it's other people —husbands, neighbors, mothers, hellbent on squashing and consuming those they profess to care for.
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Jimmy Butler had himself one helluva Monday -- squashing beef with Dwyane Wade and going on a lunch date with a smokin' hot Instagram model ... and TMZ Sports has the video.
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"We've heard this story before of Apple squashing competitive apps like grapes," said Philip Elmer-DeWitt, a journalist who has covered Apple for decades and hosts a blog about the company.
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Mill, who wrote that squashing freedom of expression results in "a kind of intellectual pacification" that sacrifices "the entire moral courage of the human mind," wouldn't have liked it very much.
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Last year, we knew the multi-state lawsuit against generic drug manufacturers — alleging anticompetitive behavior like price-fixing and squashing generic competitors — involved at least a dozen companies and 15 drugs.
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But the real kicker is that West enlisted Paris Hilton, his wife's former boss (Kardashian used to clean her closet), to dressed as Kardashian, squashing any rumors of a lingering feud.
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The experts at Canada Goose implore that that the coat hangs with plenty of breathing space or place it at the top of your storage bin to avoid squashing the feathers.
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Mercedes-Benz announced Thursday that it will be bringing the now-legendary G550 4x4² — the four-wheel version of its terrain-squashing G2450 AMG 2100x2500 — to the U.S. market in 24.
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Once seen as the crown jewel of the American economy, lawmakers from both parties are now questioning whether Silicon Valley's largest players are guilty of squashing rivals and invading consumer privacy.
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In partnership with Lane Bryant and its girl-powered, troll-squashing #ThisBody campaign, we spoke to women from all walks of life — from a comedian to a nutritionist — to answer these questions.
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What I most enjoyed was that, whereas most platformers ask you to tackle an existing environment, in Semblance you are a sculptor, mashing and squashing your tiny character to mold its terrain.
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Pandora co-founder Tim Westergren, a former musician who spearheaded Pandora's music algorithm technology, returned to the company March 28 to become CEO, squashing some investors' hopes the company could be sold.
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When a gravitational wave passes by, the stretching and squashing of space causes these arms alternately to lengthen and shrink, one getting longer while the other gets shorter and then vice versa.
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If there's one thing Britain enjoys more than queuing and and squashing tomato sauce-covered cheesy Wotsits between white bread, it's becoming unnecessarily panicked over the rumoured shortage of an inane foodstuff.
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The mess in North Carolina originated partly in response to an anti-discrimination ordinance implemented by the council in Charlotte; Tennessee and Arkansas had previously passed laws squashing related city-level initiatives.
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The challenge comes from today's standards of cryonics freezing, which according to officials at the foundation, causes massive dehydration in the brain, squashing the neural connections and rendering it useless for imaging.
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Squashing hot, tender potatoes through tiny holes is a pure and simple joy, one of the rare cooking tasks that's just as fun as those Play-Doh sets once had you believe.
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When TikTok appeared to be squashing content related to the pro-Democracy protests in Hong Kong, Senators like Josh Hawley (R-MO) and Marco Rubio (R-FL) began calling for an investigation.
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After flirting with eligible Bachelor alum Mike Johnson over Twitter, Lovato is dishing out that sentiments to Taylor Swift, effectively squashing a celebrity feud that existed for a brief moment in time.
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But instead of squashing office pools — and subsequently encouraging employees to go underground with their brackets — some encourage employees to embrace the annual sporting event as a way to bond employees closer together.
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Save $81.99 on the GermGuardian AC4825 Air Purifier with True HEPA Filter — $68 See Details If your allergies are completely squashing your productivity, this tabletop air purifier from Febreze could come in handy.
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Fox did not come to be the number-one cable-news network in America for fully 15 years, squashing Ted Turner's CNN like a bug, by parading grey talking heads offering serious analysis.
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Meanwhile, the Bank of England will have to tread a fine line between sounding like more rate hikes are coming and not squashing growth that may slow to around 1 percent next year.
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Squashing opponents is kind of Goldberg's thing, and always has been; even in 1998, when Goldberg was in his prime, he was famously prone to running out of steam after about 10 minutes.
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In Europe, after all, complaints of privacy violations resulted in new regulations earlier this year, and EU officials are threatening more oversight unless the firms do a better job of squashing fake news.
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It's actually been live for a few months, but ICYMI, here are some of the key data points and highlights: iOS Bug Squashing: Apple fixed the iOS bug that killed your background apps.
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Just right there, next to other actual people, half-enthused genitals squashing together with the least amount of movement possible—to preserve dignity, you see – like two bread rolls in a sandwich bag.
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It would be a special insult in New York City to sell out to a company so closely identified with squashing small merchants, stifling workers' rights and undermining the publishing and ideas industry.
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Recent revelations that Matt Lauer allegedly preyed on female staffers led some to speculate that, as a powerful figure at the network, he must have had a hand in squashing the Weinstein story.
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Fiat Chrysler bails: Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) has withdrawn its proposal to merge with French automaker Renault (RNLSY), squashing a deal that would have reshaped the auto industry and created the world's third largest carmaker.
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That's a good start, donors said, but they know it's still a drop in the bucket compared to the deep coffers and political connections of anti-Muslim movements that specialize in squashing Muslim organizing.
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"It's really painful to watch someone display a lot of ambivalence before the attempt and then try to change their mind by squashing themselves down to the ground as the train's approaching," said Mishara.
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In a 2013 interview with XXL, New Arc member Johari Newson admitted that Hill wrote her lyrics (sometimes in collaboration with others) and was heavily involved in the final product, thus squashing any misconceptions.
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German energy firm E.ON forecast on Wednesday largely stable operating earnings for 2019, expecting rising profits at its networks and renewables units to offset a decline in retail, where fierce competition is squashing margins.
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Rourke spelled it out for us at Mulberry Street Pizzeria in Bev Hills ... saying if Lenny has real interest in squashing the beef, he's down to have a friendly beer summit and make peace.
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Under investor pressure, Facebook is squashing a proposed ownership structure that would allow CEO Mark Zuckerberg to retain voting control of the company — even as he sold millions of his shares of company stock.
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In addition to hand-squashing each chunk of butter, she also folds the dough over itself a few times, creating something a lot like rough puff pastry, but a heck of a lot easier.
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It turns out, though, that by squashing or rolling back current support mechanisms for rooftop solar, utilities are only accelerating the development of a much more serious and enduring threat to their business model.
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She's a complicated figure, but in this first hour, Wendy's hyper-aggression so uncannily resembles her boss's that she's like Axe's surrogate at home, too, squashing Rhoades's ineffectual suggestion that she look for work elsewhere.
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Bell recanted the tweet in July saying he was just being "cranky," and then the two hugged it out at the MTV Video Music Awards this past Sunday, seemingly squashing any remnants of feud speculation.
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Collins, an Irishwoman and abuse survivor, quit the commission in February after accusing church officials -- but not Pope Francis -- of promising to combat sexual abuse in public while privately squashing efforts to reform the church.
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YAOUNDE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Prince Djabea, 15, stamps on a plastic bottle as if squashing a cockroach, then using the heel of his other foot, flicks the bottle cap through the air with a pop.
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No More Secrets: Squashing Sexism in Music and Why This Is Just the BeginningLongtime music journalist Lizzy Goodman explores a feeling of frustration and how social media and progressive thinking has given power to voices.
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The Knight First Amendment Institute's argument is pretty simple: The president's Twitter is a public forum, and Trump is squashing his critics' free speech rights by blocking them on the basis of their political views.
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Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates were threatened by the popular uprisings of 2011 and bankrolled a counterrevolution, squashing protests in Bahrain and encouraging the Egyptian military to depose Mr. Morsi and take power.
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When you are experiencing these emotions, self-control is no longer a battle, for they work not by squashing our desires for pleasure in the moment but by increasing how much we value the future.
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Here's Paul Piece and Ray Allen proving not even a homewrecker named LeBron James can stand in the way of true brotherhood, with the two ex-Celtics officially squashing the beef after a pretty nasty breakup.
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On too many occasions I won the day by simply building a mixed force and rolling it around the map, squashing foes in much the same way I did in Red Alert, almost two decades ago.
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Margrethe Vestager, Europe's chief competition regulator who brought an antitrust case against Google this year, told Recode's Kara Swisher that the European Commission is continuing its focus on preventing tech giants from squashing competition from startups.
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Google claims that it uses a "whole new data format" that manages to squeeze down web page content by an impressive amount—apparently squashing HTML, CSS and JavaScript down by 17-25 percent more than Zopfli.
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Without the leg-squashing effects of a gladiator, but a step up in glamour from basic pumps and flats, these lace-up shoes were on the feet of every well-dressed girl you saw last summer.
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It wouldn't be seemly in this particular environment, with the rise of the far right across much of Europe, to be seen as the corporate behemoth squashing the right of an individual to express his beliefs.
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" The 2 ended up squashing that beef (kinda) back in 2018 ... but the Hall of Famer decided to bring life back into their drama by calling out Green's stat line during Thursday night's "Inside the NBA.
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States like Florida, where the term-limited AG has been a staunch Trump ally and was herself the subject of controversy for squashing an investigation into Trump University, will be facing elections for AG in 2018.
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Numerous artists—including Ana Mendieta, Anna Maria Maiolino, María Evelia Marmolejo, Dalila Puzzovio, and Margot Römer—draw connections between individual acts of violence against women and the will of an oppressive state bent on squashing dissent.
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Farmers' associations claim that many laborers are employed legally, but, in a tacit acknowledgment that pay is kept to a minimum, they also accuse major retailers of imposing low prices for their tomatoes and squashing margins.
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Seedling says other in-app experiences also include giving Parker a checkup, using 3D touch to help Parker to take deeper breaths and test lung capacity, and helping Parker fight a stomach bug by squashing stomach germs.
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He said Sea-Watch 3, which had not been given permission to dock, had put at risk tax police by squashing one of their motor launches against the port front as it tried to stop the docking.
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On the other hand, dispatching them by any of the traditional methods—smashing, squashing, stepping on—means that, like good Christians, they will triumph even in death, in this case by leaving behind a malevolent olfactory ghost.
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And in a practice known as "catch and kill," the publisher of the National Enquirer paid McDougal $150,000 for her story about her alleged affair with Trump, but the tabloid never published the story, effectively squashing it.
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If the NASDAQ today experienced a drop like it did in 2000-2002 and the index lost 3/4 of its value, it would fall to 2000, squashing today's cushy portfolios, beheading unicorns and destroying trillion-dollar valuations.
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For nearly 16 months, Trump and Republican officials have maneuvered and played each other, launching and squashing a series of feuds as the party sought to manage Trump and he angled to keep its organization in his corner.
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Above all, the laws demand that Ms. Sodi dedicate herself so thoroughly to the Tuscan ways of stewing meat sauce, crimping ravioli or squashing Cornish game hens under an iron weight that her own ideas almost completely disappear.
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Art Review Cornelia Parker's "Transitional Object (PsychoBarn)," which opens Tuesday on the roof garden of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, proves that this British sculptor best known for squashing and exploding things is much better at building them.
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The ones who did appear found varying ways to cover themselves in dishonor — some with pained, phoned-in endorsements, some with opportunistic zeal, and some by simply being good apparatchiks and squashing the last attempt at delegate dissent.
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In the earliest stages of a new dish, Ms. Mar draws out a word web in Sharpie, on printer paper, throwing words out, circling them, squashing them together in different sequences, discussing all the possible variations out loud.
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It was only the Mets' second win in 10 games, and it came in their first game since an embarrassing gaffe in Wednesday's loss to Cincinnati in which they batted out of order, squashing a first-inning rally.
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In fact, at the time, less than 50 House Democrats supported impeachment hearings, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was openly squashing talk of impeachment because she feared it would hurt moderate Democrats running in swing districts in 2020.
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Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei let loose on social media once again, hailing what appeared to be the regime's successful squashing of last week's nationwide anti-government demonstrations, which resulted in at least 22 deaths and 3,700 arrests.
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This is classic crush-squashing advice, but it works for a reason: Taking small steps to see or interact with a crush less often helps take your mind off of them, giving you more room to genuinely lose interest.
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City officials say cable and telecom companies that have lobbied for state restrictions will be encouraged to fight for even more draconian laws, potentially squashing competition that could lead to lower prices and better speeds to access the web.
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Spotify and its ilk may be slowly squashing illegal downloads, but streaming fraud and musical spam are on the rise, and the people behind these new scams are sometimes the very artists creating the content in the first place.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — For almost three decades, President Omar Hassan al-Bashir ruled Sudan with a heavy fist, jailing opponents and former allies, overseeing the bloody suppression of the Darfur region and squashing protests that dared to challenge his regime.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Big Business, Squashing Small," by David Leonhardt (column, June 18): The domination of big business is a reality all too familiar to the 30,000 small businesses nationwide that make up the Main Street Alliance.
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The streaming service, widely credited with squashing the brick-and-mortar rental industry, just showcased a virtual Blockbuster-like store with the company's current streaming lineup reimagined as VHS tapes on the digital shelves of one of its doomed competitors.
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The DFS was created to help the U.S. during the Cold War — if the C.I.A. needed anything done, the DFS did it, including surveilling Russian diplomats and squashing the Communist party by any means necessary (including carrying out bloody massacres).
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Meanwhile, the Bank of England will have to tread a fine line between sounding like more rate hikes are coming and not squashing growth that economists think may slow to around 1.3 percent next year from 1.5 percent in 2017.
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The state GOP party head likewise is squashing calls for a write-in campaign—either for Luther Strange, who was appointed to Attorney General Jeff Sessions's vacant seat in February but lost to Moore in the primary, or for Sessions himself.
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The images, ranging from World War II to the present, are by some of the world's pre-eminent photographers who witnessed conflicts like the Communist victory, the squashing of the student uprising in Tiananmen Square, and the high-speed economic transformation.
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While Chamberlain and the Yankees surely have no love for the midges and all the help they gave the Indians a decade ago, Fox marveled at the adaptability of all insects, and said she would never think of squashing a midge.
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" He then went on to say, "Let me start by apologizing for stepping on your release date in the first place ... We were building a bond and working on music together including squashing the issues with [Kid] Cudi at our office.
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Weeks after seemingly squashing his beef with Drake, the Ye rapper, 41, lashed out at him on Saturday in a series of since-deleted tweets, slamming the Canadian rapper for following his wife Kim Kardashian West in September, amid their ongoing feud.
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While he's often praised for his work squashing outdated notions about sex, and his lesser known work involving civil rights, the AP also reports that in 2016, former bunny Chloe Goins sued Hefner and Bill Cosby for alleged battery and gender violence.
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FRANKFURT, May 15 (Reuters) - RWE's 25.1 percent stake in German high-voltage power transmission network Amprion is strategic in nature and will remain part of the group, Chief Financial Officer Markus Krebber said on Wednesday, squashing speculation the group could divest it.
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We're also looking at the iOS bug-squashing release, a bunch of data about app install trends around the world, Google Play's new loyalty program and what it means for developers, the continued scrutiny of Chinese apps by the U.S. government, and more.
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CLEVELAND — On most occasions when Donald J. Trump takes the stage, he exudes an air of unrivaled authority, dispatching protesters with the wave of a hand, clenching his fists for effect and, if necessary, squashing bugs that intrude on his air space.
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Built on melancholic piano chords and featuring such heart squashing lines as, "You were someone I loved / Then you were no one at all…" it's a torch tune brimming with emotion, and this emotion is only amplified by the video, premiering below.
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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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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A state-owned German development bank must be supervised by the European Central Bank, a European Union court ruled on Tuesday, rejecting the bank's claims that the ECB had misused its powers and squashing a rare challenge to the central bank's authority.
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Kim's candy mishap dominating the pop culture news cycle But what's cunning about Kim's tweets isn't that she's squashing drug rumors with ease; it's that she's handing the press a lighter story in what has otherwise been a deeply shameful week for the Kardashian empire.
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The narration — now split among Scout (Celia Keenan-Bolger); her brother, Jem (Will Pullen); and their friend Dill (Gideon Glick) — no longer suggests long hazy childhood summers spent squashing redbugs and pondering why the world is evil so much as a Junior League police procedural.
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Brawl was included in Major League Gaming's Pro Circuit in 2010, Nintendo denied MLG the rights to stream its game or even release video of matches after the fact, effectively squashing Smash's opening to becoming a successful esport at its first chance of reaching a wider audience.
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Measures to censor don't work in China and they haven't worked in the U.K. The legislature would serve citizens better by squashing this preoccupation with pornography and instead putting a real effort into educating kids — and possibly the adults in Utah — about what is healthy sexual behavior.
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Meanwhile, the national office of the National Labor Relations Board declined to review a decision from NLRB regional director Peter Sung Ohr that would have recognized private university football players as school employees and allowed them to unionize, effectively squashing another avenue of potential athlete compensation.
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I don't see where you have the leverageBirdman: I'm squashing your collab with ThuggerDrake: Oh wowBirdman: That, and ya ain't welcome in Louisiana and ya ain't welcome in Miami, wherever my fam—Drake: I'll see what Rick Ross says about tha—Birdman: *hangs up* Drake: Okaaaay.
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Despite the Swiss sculptor's initial intentions, I look at "Throat Cut" now and think about the effects of inhumane choices made by Republican politicians who are violating what our country once stood for, with what seems to be as little remorse as they'd feel squashing a bug.
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Although Clinton leads by a wide margin in the RealClearPolitics polling average — most recently clocking in at a 28500 percentage point advantage over Trump — she's still being pilloried by the media for not being even more dominantly ahead, like President-Lyndon-Johnson-squashing-6900-Republican-nominee-Barry-Goldwater ahead.
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The documents could shed light on whether the companies' dominance of search, advertising, e-commerce and other digital markets is rooted in anti-competitive practices, such as gobbling up or squashing rivals, and the extent to which their leaders participated in, or had been personally aware of, any wrongdoing.
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If you're tired of your current Instant Pot and feel like the limited features are squashing your recipe creativity, the Max's versatility can seriously widen your horizons — plus, this means you're already familiar with how Instant Pots work in general, meaning the teched-out Max won't be intimidating.
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Martin also addressed some speculation about which of his stories the new series might follow, squashing the popular demand for a show about Robert's Rebllion — the conflict that occurs shortly before the beginning of the current series and pits Ned Stark and Robert Baratheon against the "Mad King," Daenerys' father.
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Smaller oviraptorosaurs either had no doughnut hole or a small one where they could sit with their eggs around them, while larger oviraptorosaurs created nests with big holes in the center where the dinosaurs could plop down without squashing the eggs located in a circle around them, a new study finds.
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New York (CNN)Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the United States had "a productive week" of discussion with allies on Iran and suggested the US remained open to negotiations with the nation, despite Iranian President Hassan Rouhani hours earlier squashing any prospects of a meeting with his US counterpart.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) to impose her agenda on a Democratic-controlled Senate by squashing and silencing opposition.
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In 2012, in response to questions raised about Semenya, the I.O.C. and I.A.A.F. issued new rules saying that women found to have hyperandrogenism — androgen levels, including testosterone, closer to or in what is considered the male-typical range — would have to subject themselves to hormone-squashing medical interventions or not play as women.
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And God forbid the fateful day is on a weekend, where it takes over a whole two-and-change days: You could have a horrible breakup with someone Friday, run into a different (much worse) ex Saturday, then attend a concert alone where the musician in question is known for singing heart-squashing songs Sunday.
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Since then, the pair has spent time together in Mexico, Las Vegas, Miami and Malibu, — despite Sofia squashing relationship rumors at the end of May when she tweeted: "Just so everyone can get their panties out of their a–es, Scott and I are just homies" — and have wasted no time packing on the PDA.
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In fact, Volker repeatedly trashed two conspiracy theories recently floated by the House GOP members, including ranking member Devin Nunes: about former Vice President Joe Biden allegedly squashing an investigation into his son, and a debunked claim that Ukrainian operatives somehow helped hack the Democratic National Committee and framed the Russian government for it.
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Simple. For decades, the NCAA and its member schools have been collecting rentier profits, ducking antitrust laws, and squashing the fundamental economic rights of college athletes by invoking the noble, immutable principle of amateurism: thou shalt not be paid to play sports if you're wearing the billboard uniform that Under Armor is paying us to dress you in.
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The UK government has published a whitepaper — some two years in the baking — where it sets out its fuzzy thinking in an attempt to move beyond two years of Brexit fudge by squashing its warring factions behind a compromise customs arrangement to try to live up to its promise of a "future relationship with the European Union", i.e.
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Even though it has been kept bottled up in Congress, and Trump is now squashing it at the federal agency level, it is busting out all over in states and cities, some of which are making plans to switch to 803 percent renewable electricity and ban gas and diesel cars in a few decades, among many other diverse initiatives.
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And look, we can work with, invest in a dozen startups at any given time, there's 603,000 I think in the U.S. right now, so even though I want the ones in my portfolio to do better than the other ones, I don't want any of them to get screwed over by like, pay-to-play politics and just entrenched interests squashing innovation.
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Highlights — besides the usual bug squashing and speed improvements — include Dark Mode (which we've been hearing about for a while), the possibility to use the iPad as a second Mac screen, a new Sleep Mode, and a new app (codenamed GreenTorch) which combines Find My Friends and Find my iPhone services and, possibly, adds the option to track a physical beacon (this bit of news comes via 9to5Mac).
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Sen. Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.) pushed back Sunday on President Trump's tough talk about squashing North Korea's nuclear missile program without open lines to have diplomatic dialogue, calling it the wrong approach to a grave issue.
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