With "The Spectators," duBois is staking out larger literary territory.
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But making moves is easier than staking out a position.
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Some musicians are staking out new ground outside the traditional structure.
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They share a brief moment as they're staking out the barbershop.
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Especially now that Episode IX's staking out a December slot, too.
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Mr. Buttigieg began his campaign in obscurity, staking out progressive positions.
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And Trump himself is staking out firmer ground on the question.
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But the 2020 contenders are already staking out their individual turf.
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But now, the CIA is staking out a more public presence there.
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Prepare to commit more than three hours to staking out your spot.
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You're staking out an argument against a position that does not exist.
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Ms. Watkins began staking out the committee's biweekly closed-door business meetings.
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Warren is now aggressively staking out her territory as the populist candidate.
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In this environment, he said Goldman is staking out a number of strategies.
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Other days, he crossed the boulevard, staking out a position just beyond view.
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For more than an hour, the press waited, staking out stairwells and exits.
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Chantal and Hutch get riddled with bullets as they're staking out Dougie's house.
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Better start staking out Sephora now to be the first to swatch the launch.
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Williamson County deputies arrested Andrade and St. Aubin Monday after staking out their house.
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Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart) is back to sleuthing and staking out her brother, Charles.
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As such, many of the world's big chipmakers are staking out positions on autonomous driving.
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News crews are staking out the hospital and shouting questions at everyone as they arrive.
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Trump is engaging in an arguably thuggish, demagogic campaign, staking out controversial and offensive positions.
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As the economic and political challenges intensify, the I.M.F. is staking out more specific turf.
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Police picked up Webb on Wednesday after staking out his Pleasant Hill home, authorities said.
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On "Jessica Rabbit," their first album in three years, they're staking out slightly broader territory.
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After staking out the hotel, Agent Vazquez said, they prepared to raid it — on Feb.
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CNN, of course, has had a crew of reporters staking out Mueller's office for months.
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As it turns out, Camila Cabello is also staking out a claim to the humble phrase.
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Biotech startups around the world are now staking out other food animals for in vitro culturing.
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CNN has said a producer and photojournalist were "staking out" Stone's home in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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By staking out such a tough line, we forced the president to nominate a true moderate.
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In the development of autonomous-mobility businesses, Cruise and Waymo are staking out clear leadership positions.
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One by one, companies are staking out different animal tissues to grow in vitro for human consumption.
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From this quick shot, we get the feeling she's pretty good at staking out a crime site.
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Two reporters from RT, a Russian state news agency, seemed especially aggressive in staking out his house.
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When told that the group is claiming to be staking out mosques, Elghawaby said she was shocked.
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After staking out a nook backstage and shooing away various backstage personnel, we got down to it.
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Thoreau was staking out a new purpose: to create a continuous, meticulous documentary record of his forays.
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One day, I was simply walking on a street the police were staking out to arrest prostitutes.
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Dan B.: Ugh, I feel like it's just been defined for me by people staking out other claims.
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We published a manifesto last year staking out the role spaces like ours can play in the world.
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It means sharing information, accepting dissent, seeking alternative opinions, staking out a position and persuading people of it.
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On the face of it, the blockchain does not lend itself easily to staking out intellectual-property claims.
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After hours of staking out the Gantos store, Cramer said only about a dozen people entered the store.
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U.S. presidential candidates have been staking out positions on what to do about the tech giants following Sen.
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Up until now, Chinese fintech firms have been content staking out a dominant position in their domestic market.
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You make a name in the space by staking out turf and fighting for it, onstage and online.
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Trump has a way of publicly staking out a hostile position and then reversing course to seek compromise.
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"In any collective improvisation, you hear people staking out positions," he told me one day, in his office.
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But from time to time, he has made a point of staking out the more traditional Republican position.
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Democrats with 2020 presidential aspirations are courting the party's increasingly influential progressive wing and staking out ambitious policy platforms.
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But movies and television do serve as oases of comfort, even when they seem to be staking out extremes.
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David Brooks Every few years I try to write a column staking out a reasonable middle ground on immigration.
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He remained a solo operator, staking out a small corner of concrete as his turf, taking orders by telephone.
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It may be that he's staking out these positions to express his anxieties and ambivalence about having a child.
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Pokémon hunters have popped up at Auschwitz, and, around the country, robbers have targeted players by staking out Pokéstops.
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I felt like Jim Rockford, staking out the parks for homeless people and digging through court archives and prison records.
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Some groups are already staking out sides — saying that they can't support any Medicaid expansion tethered to a work requirement.
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But it's powerful that Williamson is putting it out there, and staking out a leftward post on the reparations question.
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Staking out this interpretive position on the battleground was as much a result of Nash's luck as of his talent.
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Protesters have been staking out senators at various points around Capitol Hill -- at unrelated hearings, their offices and their cars.
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Clinton, he is staking out a series of populist positions that could help him woo working-class Democrats in November.
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In the 1980s, you would have informants and undercover assets working the Italian mafia, staking out and penetrating Italian restaurants.
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Both sides immediately positioned the cease-fire as a domestic victory while staking out areas where they would not compromise.
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She drew attention for staking out relatively conservative positions on various issues, sometimes siding with Mr. Trump and other Republicans.
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Another actress might have settled there, staking out a comfortable living filling in one shade of disarming ingénue or another.
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Martin's critics are correct that he seems to be staking out positions that Rome deemed heterodox not that long ago.
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To achieve that, the company will need to forego its supposed "neutrality" and start staking out some actual political positions.
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I love hearing songs from new, strong women and IV Jay is staking out her space as one of the baddest.
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My paternal grandparents were active members of the Communist Party and told colorful stories of the FBI staking out their house.
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"He went voluntarily so that's why ... I cancelled the report," Choi said in brief comments to reporters staking out her apartment.
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"He went voluntarily so that's why ... I cancelled the report," Chao said in brief comments to reporters staking out her apartment.
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By staking out this ground, Trump has activated a partisan response from Republicans who were trying to protect Trump from scrutiny.
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He spent long hours staking out wild animals, waiting for dramatic moments like lions pouncing on zebras at a watering hole.
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The investigation into de Blasio had become public knowledge, with the press staking out de Blasio's late February meeting with prosecutors.
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The results suggested by the polls have changed markedly in the past week, with Buttigieg and Klobuchar staking out late gains.
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In staking out that position, she also took a veiled jab at Elizabeth Warren, Democratic Senator of Massachusetts and presidential candidate.
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We've seen for months now that simply staking out policy positions to Biden's left doesn't take him out of first place.
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She initially considered staking out a role on "Killing Eve," but she wrote herself out of the story almost by accident.
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Staking out that kind of position traps you—if more women accuse Kavanaugh of wrongdoing, they're part of the same conspiracy.
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But her aggressive defense of the Sanders bill Wednesday showed the Massachusetts senator was firmly staking out the more left-leaning position.
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On Sunday, FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb published a series of tweets staking out the agency's current role and accomplishments in this space.
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Post son-bomb, we're back in Las Vegas, where Chantal (Jennifer Jason Leigh) and Hutch (Tim Roth) are staking out Dougie's home.
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A few weeks before traveling to Colombia, he and a partner were staking out a motel in Decatur, Illinois, at 1 a.m.
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The CX10 is still chilling on my desk right now—and I could easily see it staking out a permanent spot there.
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"A few days later, he ordered that we arrest and kill Muslim suspects, so we were staking out the Muslims," Matobato testified.
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"Alec Baldwin also told me 'I hope you choke to death' when I was on assignment, staking out his house," said Collins.
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But already, he appears to be staking out economic ground so far unclaimed, and rejecting some of the party's more polarizing rhetoric.
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But that still leaves the e-commerce giant far behind its Chinese rivals, which are already staking out new ground in retail.
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Or she could be staking out her position in a debate over the Democratic Party's future that she intends to participate in.
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He had posted a pic of Bella's apartment recently, and she fears he might be staking out her New York City apartment.
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Even as she was buried, she became a symbol of the conflict, with both sides staking out competing and mutually exclusive narratives.
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Together, they spend far more energy researching, travelling, and staking out the residences of their marks than they do during the arrest.
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In her own way, Kleefisch navigated the Trump landscape by staking out a position based on the binary nature of the decision.
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In staking out his position, Mr. Bloomberg is wading into a debate that has drawn the four leading candidates into heated exchanges.
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The question for the party is whether it should be working toward passing solutions or staking out bold visions heading into 20123.
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Without a joint agreement staking out the road toward North Korea's denuclearization, Trump left Hanoi in largely the same position he arrived.
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I can hardly fault them for doing exactly what the bluebirds are doing: staking out a claim and defending it against encroachers.
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That's when he was pulled over by police officers who were staking out the convenience store following complaints of drug-related activity.
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As an embed, you're responsible for shooting events, writing up stories, reporting on the campaigns, staking out candidates and occasionally producing for correspondents.
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Today is National Beer Day and there's no better time to start opting for outdoor seating and staking out our local beer gardens.
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In what's shaping up to be an overstuffed Democratic field, she's clearly staking out a position as a crusader against deep-pocketed interests.
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Miller has been staking out a claim at the department, having played a key role in former Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen's departure.
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Almost instantly, Spears fans started staking out the iTunes charts to see how quickly the pop star's track would rise to the top.
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Warren is staking out a position as the spiritual guru or godfather or godmother of the Democratic Party, pulling it to the left.
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Officers, or anyone else staking out a friendly neighborhood elephant, shouldn't use any sudden movements, sirens or emergency lights that would scare them.
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Of course, if you are staking out an outdoor place at a bar or restaurant, you don't even need to think about that.
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While Cardi B is staking out territory on the charts, Tierra Whack, Princess Nokia, Yaeji and many others are producing exciting new work.
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A movie staking out an October release date, for instance, often means that its studio is dead serious about earning some Oscar love.
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By staking out a notably softer and more gradual approach, Labour has now set up the clearest contrast yet between the two parties.
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Virtue signaling can be a way of staking out a position in an argument — not just the high ground, but the highest ground.
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He sees it as another company that&aposs taking advantage of an important industry-wide trend and staking out a strong competitive position.
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To his fans, he is the smooth diplomat staking out a middle ground between liberalism and nationalism and building bridges between east and west.
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Poor Mike Pence was stuck toggling between playing cleanup for Trump's missteps and staking out substantive policy positions his boss still hasn't clearly defined.
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On his last day of work before his March 2018 retirement, Contra Costa County cold case investigator Paul Holes was staking out a house.
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After a day of staking out what we suspected to be Mueller's base of operations, a man with a red backpack crossed the street.
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CNN has said it was staking out several people's homes because the grand jury investigating the case had met Thursday, its usual day off.
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But at some point, Facebook's feature creep became closer to an occupation, with random gewgaws like "Marketplace" staking out more and more screen space.
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Second, the Democratic candidates embraced immigration enthusiastically — staking out positions to the left of President Obama and hiring former advocates to staff their campaigns.
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But that's the thing with this phone: it's staking out a position as a camera leader and that will be its purpose for being.
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G.R. Sonnymoon, a trio of beat makers and vocalists, is staking out some unclaimed terrain between ambient and 8-bit and Gen X house.
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With unlimited funds and thousands of paid workers, the former New York City mayor is staking out a new path to the White House.
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Hundreds of people were lined up outside the Wildwoods Convention Center, staking out their claim to the front of the line with plastic chairs.
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Families toting camping chairs weaved through the crowd, staking out territory for the Alan Jackson concert, or the Game 2110 viewing party, or both.
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Staking out a clear position on issues like these will show that they are serious and ready to get to work on a compromise.
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McGrath has been taped at numerous fundraisers staking out liberal positions on abortion and taxes, stances better left to campaigns in California than Kentucky.
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The network denied the charge and explained that it was staking out Stone's house based on an educated hunch that an indictment was imminent.
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The "we're all dust in the universe" view could easily shade into nihilism, but Johnson goes the opposite way, staking out a determined political stance.
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Thiel, a billionaire who currently serves on President Donald Trump's transition team, isn't the only mega rich businessperson staking out a claim in New Zealand.
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That was convenient for Grassley who was able to avoid a slew of reporters and photographers staking out the front entrance of the dining room.
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Since January, he notes, four domestic-violence cases collapsed after victims declined to testify, fearing detention by ICE agents seen staking out the municipal court.
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As a cause of death among individuals aged 12 to 19, heart disease barely even rates, staking out a mere 3 percent of all fatalities.
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Impossible Foods is staking out its turf in the restaurant space and food giants Tyson Foods and Nestle are trying to get into the industry.
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Electric Dreams reconciles the futures of two markedly different eras by staking out a middle ground between contemporary science-fiction tropes and outright retro-futurism.
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WASHINGTON — Former Vice President Joe Biden is staking out a position to the political right of the 2020 field when it comes to marijuana policy.
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Staking out a position at odds with Congressional Republicans, as he did on the ethics issue, could help him maintain his bond with those voters.
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Others are staking out positions on certain policies — such as how slowly to phase down Medicaid expansion — but say they are working toward a yes.
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"Flying cars have been promised for decades, but are arriving now," he said, staking out the company's aggressive goal to make flying cars a reality.
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More than a dozen reporters and cameramen have been staking out the meetings in case Kavanaugh or the senators break routine and speak with journalists.
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And it's even more challenging in an age of fragmented, ideologically driven media and advocacy organizations that make money by staking out extreme, uncompromising positions.
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For their part, Democrats overwhelmingly stood in opposition to the bill, staking out the position that Congress should repeal the Hyde Amendment, not strengthen it.
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But more broadly, she's staking out turf in an increasingly frenzied national dialogue about whether capitalism can be really be progressive or healthy or responsible.
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A contingent of reporters spent the steaming hot day staking out the St. Regis Hotel, where Mr. Kim's motorcade arrived shortly after 3:30 p.m.
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She's staking out positions on issues she believes can get bipartisan consensus: fixing the state's cracked roads, expanding Medicaid, and improving the public school system.
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Perhaps the most telling sequence involves Arnold staking out the favorite restaurant of his old True Lies co-star Arnold Schwarzenegger, in the second episode.
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Other Democrats said they would maintain private insurance, while staking out their own health care agendas, including adding a public option and lowering prescription drug costs.
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WHEN ANTONIN SCALIA died suddenly in 533, Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, wasted no time staking out the Republican position on the conservative jurist's successor.
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Trump has courted organized labor aggressively, staking out hard-line positions against free trade and immigration that resonated with blue-collar voters in the GOP primary.
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At the moment, Apple's CarPlay and Google's Android Auto are staking out a portion of the infotainment software experience, although not all of its expanded reach.
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For over a week, journalists have been staking out Singapore&aposs luxury hotels, airports and government buildings to catch a glimpse of officials involved in summit preparations.
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Miao said she and other attorneys had adopted a strategy of staking out the terminals and looking for distressed families expecting a relative who hadn't shown up.
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That means staking out a release date, sticking to it, and assuring cinephiles that they'll get their chance to see it in a theater if they want.
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That hearing ended up being postponed, but, in Balto's view, the Justice Department's announcement was its way of responding to Lee's concerns by staking out its turf.
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Rosenstein, escorted by his security detail, walked by a number of reporters who were staking out budget negotiations between top White House officials and top congressional leaders.
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The problem is that staking out that ground means risking the very economic damage that a conciliatory tone and easy money helped avoid over the summer. Opinion
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But the candidates will likely also spend more time staking out their competing visions of the future of American industries, and the government's role in shaping them.
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"Gorsuch came on strong — some might say too strong — when he first joined the court, staking out his positions and finding a distinct voice quickly," she said.
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You may remember the predawn raid that CNN caught on film thanks to a reporter and cameraman who took a chance staking out Stone's South Florida home.
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He and Sergeant Gorman had been staking out a house nearby as part of a robbery investigation when they responded to the call, law enforcement officials said.
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Instead, the proposals simply outline the contours of Gillibrand's priorities on family policies, further staking out an issue area that she has made core to her candidacy.
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By staking out a hard line, Seehofer is trying to bolster his party in the vote, in which the CSU faces a stiff challenge from the far-right.
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While millions of Americans were busy staking out prime eclipse-watching spots on the ground, a few lucky travelers were getting ready to view it from the air.
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A few days later, his top diplomat John Kerry delivered a lengthy final address staking out the US position on Israel, including sharply criticizing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Clinton and Sanders have been fighting over Obama's legacy, with Sanders laying claim more to the President's historic 2008 campaign and Clinton staking out his White House achievements.
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One of the most stark examples of military leaders staking out their own views came in the wake of the violence in Charlottesville and criticism of Trump's remarks.
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THIS week millions of people in the Netherlands celebrated the national holiday by getting up at dawn, staking out a patch of pavement and selling off their junk.
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But Scalise has been campaigning for colleagues across the country and staking out positions to the right of McCarthy, endearing himself to conservatives in the House Freedom Caucus.
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Indeed, he says, staking out Amplify's territory from the get-go has made a big difference in getting the firm connected with the talent it wants to know.
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During his 1972 presidential campaign, Republican Richard Nixon began staking out anti-abortion positions as part of a strategy to appeal to Catholic voters and other social conservatives.
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Another is staking out an imagined noble duty to a contrived higher authority — one that looks strikingly similar to the image he sees in the mirror each morning.
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Phillips' campaign recently released a parody video featuring Bigfoot trying to capture an elusive Paulsen, staking out a pharmaceutical company to finally capture a sighting of the congressman.
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Steve Bullock said Sunday that he "would" support assault weapons ban, staking out a strong position on the issue ahead of a possible run for president in 2020.
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"She's doing wonders for her own profile, and staking out a pretty strong claim to be a serious voice of mainstream Republican foreign policy thinking," Gowan told me.
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Then he began peddling conspiracy theories that the FBI tipped off reporters with CNN, who were staking out Stone's house and caught his early-morning arrest on camera.
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I particularly enjoyed one about paparazzi: They form pools to share their pictures with other photographers to make sure they are not shut out when staking out celebrities.
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On "Real," he harmonizes through his regret of hurting the women in his life in one bar, then in another, mentions how he's staking out his next robbery victim.
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Kavanaugh, 53, has served as a judge on the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit for 12 years, staking out steadily right-wing positions in many decisions.
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They are doing away with the notion that a leading actress is only worthy in her youth by staking out their own production companies and directing their own films.
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And if Bridenstine's position on climate change has shifted toward the scientific mainstream, he may find himself staking out a lonely position among his former Republican colleagues in Congress.
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It's my first in New York in four weeks, so I'm planning to put it to good use, staking out the farmers markets and hanging out in the park.
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Now in the final throes of our republic's quadrennial rite, the presidential nominees are staking out positions over how best to cajole an economy sorely in need of cajoling.
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Staking out a top spot on GoogleAnother advantage of a business idea with high search volume and low competition is the opportunity to earn a top Google search result.
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But now that Princess Nokia's staking out her rightful place in the genre I asked some former and current emo diehards of the scene about A Girl Called Red.
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"This was a very strongly, clearly written piece by someone who was staking out what we felt was a very principled position that deserved an airing," Mr. Dao said.
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But he is also regarded as an incrementalist who prefers a slow, step-by-step process for staking out a position, shying away from big, bold precedent-shaking decisions.
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To some degree, her memoir is about staking out other kinds of identity: we see her as a member of her family and falling in love with her husband.
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When Ivanka was nine years old, she learned that her parents were divorcing, and a crowd of paparazzi began staking out her after-school pickups at the Chapin School.
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Cabrera Fuentes caught the attention of security guards when staking out the U.S. source's car by trespassing on the residential compound where the source lived, according to the release.
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Experian Marketing Services, a division of the Experian credit reporting agency that segments consumers into socioeconomic categories like "platinum prosperity" and "tough times," is staking out a tougher position.
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Days after Alabama's government passed a near-total ban on abortion, President Donald Trump and other prominent Republican lawmakers are staking out their more lenient positions on the issue.
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Both lawmakers voted in support of conservative Neil Gorsuch's serving on the Court in 2017 and have thus far avoided staking out a clear position on a new prospect.
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The detectives took a few weeks to track them down, but by December 15, 2008, Miller and Gayman were in Eagle, Idaho, in the Boise foothills, staking out Morrison's house.
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As a candidate, Trump relished in destroying every norm of political tradition and decency, staking out an openly authoritarian pitch to his base -- and was rewarded with a handsome victory.
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But with partisan divisions at a fever pitch, there appears to be little hope of the address staking out common ground between the president and Democrats in an election year.
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LONDON — Volkswagen is staking out an aggressive response to its emissions-testing crisis in Europe, where most of the affected vehicles were sold, by essentially saying: We didn't cheat here.
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Ganesan says the industry needs to take a deep breath and focus on staking out positions where it can begin to have discussions with President Donald Trump and his cabinet.
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Surveillance video from the nearby homes shows him loitering outside the girl's home on May 14, May 15 and May 20, and police believe he was staking out the neighborhood.
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Surveillance video from the nearby homes shows him loitering outside the girl's home on May 14, May 15 and May 20, and police say he was staking out the neighborhood.
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Police said they got wind of the gang during their latest investigation of Mesina, which began almost a decade ago, and were staking out Ferrari's tomb when the bandits arrived.
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Acid House got going in Chicago, with artists like Phuture staking out new musical territory: The style quickly became popular in the U.K., where it spread through the rave scene.
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Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives began staking out their positions on final tax legislation on Tuesday, days ahead of talks with the Senate to shape the tax package.
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"By adding the removal of the technology control to the agenda at Wassenaar, the Administration is staking out a clear position that the underlying text must be changed," Langevin said.
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It also explains why Marr is staking out a drug house in a nasty part of town — not to put the dealers out of business, but to steal their product.
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The two journalists landed in Texas to cover Harvey's landfall, staking out a part of the Texas Gulf Coast south of Houston bracing for the destructive winds and pummeling rains.
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This summer, like all summers, Italians thronged the thousands of resorts and lidos that pepper the country's coastline, staking out swatches of sand among colorful umbrellas arranged in cramped rows.
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A cluster of plainclothes policemen staking out the intersection angrily waved me down, leaning into the windows of my car to ask why I turned around when I saw them.
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After some more baseball talk — Haskard is a fan of the Minnesota Twins, formerly the Washington Senators — there was finally some action involving the Soviet expert Elizabeth is staking out.
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A Turkish flag flew on a hill above the town, staking out its territory after more than a year of intense fighting with Kurdish rebels seeking autonomy from Turkish rule.
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But local journalists waited in the street like paparazzi staking out a celebrity hide-out, photographing and filming what they said were the investigators' cars entering the screened-off zone.
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Steve Bullock, a Democrat, staking out a position in defense of public lands and portraying his Republican opponent as captive to private interests that would put up gates and fences.
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Just before the briefing was to begin, a short nineteen-year-old named Kyle Mazza darted across the room, staking out a prime position in an aisle near the front.
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Reporters early Monday were staking out the Alexandria, Va., home of President Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, but there does not appear to be any movement there so far.
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By targeting the mortgage interest deduction as part of a broader effort to lower tax rates, Rubio and Cruz are staking out a politically risky – but ultimately correct – policy position.
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Today, he is regularly stopped on the street, one of the very few people in this country whose careers have been made by staking out a position as a Remainer.
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El Rey testified that his understanding was that gunmen from the Tijuana cartel, sent by Ramon Arellano-Felix, were staking out the airport, where the planned to kill El Chapo.
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Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, who scored a significant victory in Iowa over Donald Trump by staking out the most extreme right, ran his usual meanspirited attacks on just about everybody.
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Many of the immigrants arrested in this region last year were simply hapless: They lived in buildings or worked in restaurants or traveled on rural roads that ICE was staking out.
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"What Ryan and the House Republicans are doing is staking out an entirely different approach to taxes," said Steven Rosenthal, a senior fellow at the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center in Washington.
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Cory Booker is making the national legalization of marijuana a centerpiece of his new racial justice bill -- staking out a position that goes far beyond the decriminalization other Democrats have backed.
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Driven by competing and sometimes clashing interests about privacy, national security and the economy, some of the president's most senior aides are staking out a variety of positions on the issue.
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House Democrats on Wednesday introduced a bill to spend at least $85 billion on infrastructure upgrades, staking out their position ahead of a congressional debate over infrastructure spending later this session.
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US marshals began staking out the Eastman home of one of Allen's relatives Monday, said Stewart Cottingham, supervisory inspector for the Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force of the US Marshals Service.
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That has spurred ambitious members of his party, and of his governing coalition, to behave as though 2018 were an election year, staking out positions intended to appeal to their base.
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In almost all of the cases in which conservative politicians are cautiously staking out territory on climate change, they still do not acknowledge the extent of man's responsibility for causing it.
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The man staking out his happiness plan is the Liberal Party leader Jeremy Thorpe (Hugh Grant), and the one listening is his close friend and fellow politician Peter Bessell (Alex Jennings).
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Minutes before Officer Haste fired the fatal shot, narcotics officers staking out a bodega on White Plains Road saw Mr. Graham and two other men enter the store and quickly leave.
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Some of that revenue will disappear as the sausage-making begin in earnest, but by staking out a position on the right, Secretary Mnuchin and President Trump have room to maneuver.
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By staking out a hard line, Seehofer is trying to bolster his Bavarian Christian Social Union (CSU) in October's regional elections, where it faces a stiff challenge from the far right.
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Apple may already have one of those signature shows —certainly nobody else is staking out Emily Dickinson territory — but it also may be awhile before one appears, if one ever does.
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A couple hypebeasts staking out a long line at a Fear of God pop-up went toe-to-toe and one of 'em landed an epic punch to the other's face.
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But January's trespassers were different: They painted numbers on trees spaced out in precise intervals of 60 hectares (148 acres), a sign they were staking out plots for sale to future settlers.
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"Any politician who actually is staking out a position in support of reparations is running to the front of the pack, not putting their finger to the wind," as Darity put it.
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Historically, gathering information was an arduous process, requiring innumerable conversations, many of which later proved to be irrelevant; hours staking out a subject; researching documents and testimony; and reams of tedious paperwork.
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Some automakers are already staking out their positions, and as self-driving cars move closer to reality, it's quickly becoming a hotly debated question that doesn't lend itself to an easy answer.
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The Justice Department filed legal papers with the high court on Monday staking out the new position in the voting rights case, backing the Republican-led state's policy to purge inactive voters.
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On the evening of December 4, 1972, a team of STRESS officers staking out a dope house on Stoepel Street noticed a Volkswagen circling the block in a manner they deemed suspicious.
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Trump and Democratic leaders are making calculations and staking out positions that will shape the new political environment, set the stage for the 2020 election, and could ultimately dictate Trump's political fate.
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The stroke of the governor's pen comes as Democratic candidates in an ever-growing field of White House hopefuls are staking out their positions on health care reform, with Inslee and Sen.
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The other conservatives — Justices Alito and Clarence Thomas — have started to cement an extraordinary bond, staking out positions to the right of the rest in a remarkable series of two-man opinions.
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It also gives him a good reason for staking out a drug house in a nasty part of town — not to put the dealers out of business, but to steal their product.
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Reporters in neon green "PRESS" badges darted in and out of their designated room, staking out spots along the entryway to the ballroom, where the students from March could hang out undisturbed.
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Pelosi had a choice: She could issue piecemeal condemnations and hope the issue disappeared, or nip it in the bud with a strong resolution staking out the House's stance on anti-Semitism.
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This involved a lot of waiting, a lot of staking out, and a lot of explaining the WTF notion of signing a baseball to people who have probably never seen one up close.
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The special counsel has been silent on those appearances, not even confirming them, but reporters staking out Mueller's office and the federal courthouse in Washington have reported comings and goings during this time.
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Harman's recent purchase by Samsung in a deal worth $8 billion is a great indicator of how much interest there is in staking out real estate in the car market by tech companies.
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For a lucky few, that plan is staking out Sean Spicer's house with a camera in the middle of July Reuters TV is running a live shot of the outside of Spicer's house.
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Cops say they were staking out the place when Green-Beckham showed up and went inside ... and say when they raided the home, DGB tried to escape by jumping out of a window.
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BBC bringing its existing radio streams to a market that represents the world's largest english-language listening population makes good sense in terms of staking out territory as interest in spoken programming grows.
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Where they did not agree they drew their own lines staking out their maximalist positions — the Israelis in green, as far as possible to the east, the Jordanians in red, to the west.
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Then, too, there was that time in 2009, when Senator Parker was indicted on a charge of assaulting and menacing a New York Post photographer who was staking out the senator's mother's home.
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But with the two sides staking out seemingly intractable positions for months, Mr. Murphy; Stephen M. Sweeney, the Senate president; and Craig Coughlin, the Assembly speaker, all made concessions to reach a deal.
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Since opening in 2012, at 44 West Park Avenue, Brand's Deli has become an essential stop for locals and day-trippers seeking lunch to go before staking out a spot near the water.
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In Mr. Trump's 1987 negotiation over buying an airplane, staking out an extreme offer carried minimal risk and probably resulted in his getting a better price than if he had been less aggressive.
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Staking out Whitney at her hotel, Noah caught her running Furkat's errands (she was actually holding his dry cleaning) but while she was clearly unhappy, she was having none of her father's interference.
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But if the Trump administration begins roundups of those who pose no danger, of minor offenders and noncriminals, staking out schools, churches, businesses and homes — they will not do its job for it.
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Throughout all of it, hundreds of reporters have crammed into narrow hallways, or by the trams underneath the Capitol, or at the foot of staircases, staking out members of Congress on the move.
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Yes, her vocals will probably remind you of Sade's, but she's staking out her own space in British music with the sort of deeply personal songwriting that can make you wince at its intimacy.
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But China has been the most aggressive in staking out its claim — marking a "nine-dash line" around the bulk of the islands and waters and building up artificial islands within the disputed region.
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Ganesan's middle-of-the-road response puts the venture capital association somewhat at odds with a large swath of technology companies they once financed, which are staking out positions much further to the left.
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And then, about a year after CNN started staking out Mueller's office regularly, out of the corner of our eyes, through the lobby window, a tall, silver-haired man came out from one hallway.
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The Congressional Progressive Caucus (CPC) will lay out its own infrastructure proposal this week, staking out a position ahead of a legislative debate over transportation that is expected to heat up later this year.
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Staking out an objective that's not simply attainable makes a leader look weak, ill-informed and amateurish and only convinces your adversaries or allies across the table that you don't know what you're doing.
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The US and Russia also have wildly different visions for the future of Syria, with the two countries staking out different positions on Assad's future in the country and the involvement of rebel factions.
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Chris Christie last year, the Democratic governor and the Democratic legislative leadership are at odds — with each side staking out vastly different views over how to raise revenue to finance an ambitious progressive agenda.
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There's not much staking out of positions or worrying over canvases, and, after "Life Class" and "Toby's Room," where the characters' artistic lives were inextricable from their emotional ones, this makes for strange reading.
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And in her 2020 bid, she's staking out a space as a warrior against moneyed interests — she's introduced legislation to make corporate America more accountable and proposed a wealth tax on the ultra-rich.
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Actually, people who exhibit the obsessive behavior associated with stalking—including following someone, sending unwanted gifts or communication, and staking out at someone's home or work—vary much more widely than cultural tropes portray.
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In her current exhibition, Melissa Meyer: New Paintings, at Lennon, Weinberg, Inc (November 1–December 22, 2018), she has pushed further into a territory she began staking out around the beginning of this century.
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Throughout all of it, hundreds of reporters have crammed into narrow hallways, or by the trams underneath the Capitol building, or at the foot of staircases, staking out members of Congress on the move.
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ShanghaiPRIDE's pioneering work of staking out the boundaries of what is tolerated has also served as an inspiration for other cities, like Guangzhou and Chengdu, which have held their own pride festivals in recent years.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump is increasingly staking out hawkish positions on Israel -- and that has some conservative activists thinking they have an opening to pull the GOP platform further to the right on the issue.
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Jetton and his allies began methodically overhauling Missouri politics, recruiting talented young conservatives to run for state office and staking out issues that the Republican Party would own: abortion, gay marriage, immigration, and gun ownership.
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Its chief executive, Ben van Beurden, has since repeatedly urged oil and gas producers to take action over climate and pollution, staking out a more radical position than the heads of other major oil companies.
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Bautista almost seemed to be staking out new turf in what was considered acceptable — it was the most unapologetic bat flip I can recall seeing in the Major Leagues — and so, predictably, it generated controversy.
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At a time when his party appears vulnerable three months before the midterm elections, he is staking out a trade position that is damaging many segments of the economy from which his core support originated.
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Statoil, the Norwegian giant, for example, is staking out a big position in offshore wind, and Total, the French company, last year bought a battery maker called Saft for 950 million euros, or $1.1 billion.
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Even more than that, by staking out Fox News as a media outlet attuned to the voices of the political right — including the far right — he really set the stage for our current politicized media landscape.
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That leftward lurch was on display throughout the night, with candidates staking out positions on health care, gun control and immigration rights that would have once been viewed as to the far left of Democratic politics.
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White House reporters are worried about access to Trump, who didn't allow reporters on his campaign plane and ditched media staking out Trump Tower last week to have dinner with family at New York's 21 Club.
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Verizon staking out some territory in the self-driving space with an investment in Renovo is a strategic move, as the carrier sees its network and services as a core component of an autonomous driving future.
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However, experts like Mount say the North Korean position does not come as a total surprise -- staking out hardline positions in state media ahead of diplomatic meetings has long been a favored tactic in Pyongyang's playbook.
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But ultimately ideological enforcement hurt McCain and Romney much more on pocketbook issues, health care and taxes especially, where under conservative pressure they ended up staking out positions that became anchors on their general-election campaigns.
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While many of those he will run against are staking out positions central to the Democratic Party's growing liberal base, Biden has spent weeks revisiting some of his more controversial, and conservative, positions in the past.
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MICHAEL SANTOLI: LARRY, YOU KNOW, YOU'VE HAD THE TWEETS AND THE RHETORIC AND THE STAKING OUT OF THE POSITIONS ON BOTH SIDES HERE, AS YOU'VE DESCRIBED, BUT IS THERE AN ACTUAL PROCESS UNDER WAY RIGHT NOW?
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A group of 22019 Democratic lawmakers on Thursday called for an end to the government's mass phone data collection, staking out their position in an upcoming fight around the bill that could reauthorize the controversial program.
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HOUSE DEMS UNVEIL INFRASTRUCTURE PROPOSAL: House Democrats on Wednesday introduced a bill to spend at least $85033 billion on infrastructure upgrades, staking out their position ahead of a congressional debate over infrastructure spending later this session.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Raghuram Rajan and India's bankers are staking out sharply opposing positions ahead of talks on revamping the central bank's management of cash conditions to ease severe liquidity shortages.
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Even Democrats perceived to be the most in favor of gun rights, including Senators Joe Manchin III of West Virginia and Jon Tester of Montana, were cautious about staking out a position before they needed to.
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Soon they were walking Flipper and planning a sibling project, which in the Alderson clan means one of you staking out the other in case his sinister alter ego sneaks off to smash the world's economy.
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Senior Chinese officials and their advisers were also sending a deliberate message to the West that the days of Beijing being conciliatory were over, and that China was staking out its own position in the negotiations.
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Mr. Spangle put his military training to use during the fires, staking out a position that allowed him to spot brush fires at the start and mobilize others to quickly put them out before they spread.
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Raising a long leg on to the sofa as if staking out her perch, her very presence testifies to the vagaries of experience, in contrast with a fleeting bedmate in Philip who has yet to live.
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Avi Meir, 29, who works in the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, said that over the past few days he had spotted police lookouts on the rooftops staking out the apartment building to the left of his.
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The meeting, some of which was meant to be closed to the press, quickly devolved into a televised shouting match between Trump and the two Democratic leaders over immigration, each side staking out their political talking points.
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According to immigration law experts, the ICE policy of staking out courthouses to detain people with questionable immigration status has made them and their family members fearful to appear as litigants or even as witnesses in court.
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Still, not every novelist could search for a scoop by going through a government official's garbage or staking out Hoover while looking into his private life and liaisons with his chief deputy and close associate, Clyde Tolson.
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But it's still worth pointing out that while both Omar and AOC are on the left of the Democratic Party, neither is staking out policy positions that are extreme compared with either expert views or public opinion.
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U.S. presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren called on AT&T to reject an activist investor plan she said would lead to job cuts, staking out a different position than President Donald Trump, who has cheered the investor's involvement.
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Aides in the West Wing worried that interest in the prime-time announcement would quickly fade if the Gorsuch selection was known, and told reporters already staking out Judge Hardiman's house that he was heading to Washington.
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Conor Lamb's performance in Pennsylvania's 18th District Tuesday showed that Democrats can win in areas not recently receptive to the party by focusing on issues important to the local communities and by staking out more centrist positions.
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Some hopefuls for the party's 2020 nomination, certainly, are staking out more moderate positions — a group that includes former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and younger challengers like Senators Kamala Harris, Kirsten Gillibrand and Cory Booker.
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Like Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead has seen paparazzi staking out the set in order to uncover cast members' movements, with fans even managing to leak detailed plot descriptions for each episode online before the show airs.
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But Kondik warned of the perilous approach the president was taking by focusing on support among his core voters, as opposed to staking out a more conciliatory approach that might win over a greater share of the electorate.
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With these changes to events and groups, Facebook is staking out a new vision of its core app that's less dictated by the algorithmic whims of the News Feed and the company's prior growth-at-all-costs philosophy.
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He attributed part of that hopelessness to the fact that farmers have lost some of their communal power to corporate practices, namely companies staking out intellectual property claims around technologies that can help produce more or better foods.
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It's stressful for stars of any age to have fans and paparazzi swarming them as they try to live their lives — but it takes on another level of discomfort when fans are staking out the whereabouts of minors.
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In the suit, obtained by TMZ, Araoz says Maxwell helped poach her from her high school, where she says she facilitated staking out young girls, and made them available to Epstein in 2001 at the age of 14.
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Facebook executives on Monday defended the recent controversial changes to the types of stories that appear in users' feeds, acknowledging that the company is staking out a "very clear point of view" on some — but not all — questions.
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Afterward, T'Challa, who'd made his way to the ground floor of the casino while staking out the place, leaps to the balcony area in a single bound to take on Ulysses, who has just run out of bullets.
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With the launch of Medium as a publishing tool, the company is staking out a more defined position in the web publishing field — one that puts it on a collision course with established competitors including WordPress and Squarespace.
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Speech, then rally Should Trump succeed in staking out a more conventional presidential posture Monday night, any political gain could be short-lived, as he is scheduled to hold a major political rally in Arizona on Tuesday night.
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As the corporate tax battle begins to heat up in D.C., a group led by conservative tax activist Grover Norquist is staking out ground against one of Donald Trump's campaign promises: To close the carried interest tax loophole.
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Still staking out the land in southern Virginia and northeastern North Carolina, the majority of our tribal members are now some form of Southern Baptist, a direct result of what the English government sought some 300 years ago.
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But with Mr. Trump staking out starkly different positions from Mr. Obama on Israel and other sensitive issues, and the president acting aggressively to protect his legacy, the two have become leaders of what amounts to dueling administrations.
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But Democratic leaders fear that staking out a hard-line position now — threatening to withhold votes if certain conditions aren't met — on an issue as divisive as immigration might only unite Republicans around a much more conservative bill.
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The Trump administration is staking out shockingly hardline positions in the newest round of NAFTA talks — raising new fears that the president doesn't want to renegotiate the agreement so much as set the stage for pulling out of it.
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According to the Observer, Bigfoot 911 — a group that investigates so-called sightings of the creature — purports they saw a "large bi-pedal animal covered in hair" on Friday while staking out an area in McDowell County, North Carolina.
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When a TV show becomes as widely and intensely beloved as Game of Thrones is, things can let a little tricky for the showrunners; it's hard to keep plotlines under wraps with photographers staking out the set 24/7.
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The bottom line: "It's imperative that [Musk] kind of right the ship and get back to doing what he does, which is being a brilliant leader and staking out a vision for where this company is going," Gerzema said.
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He used that newfound attention to win a seat in Congress and has carved out a specialty in Brazilian politics by praising the country's authoritarian military figures while staking out positions that his opponents call misogynistic, homophobic or racist.
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And since that conversation, Haley has spoken her mind -- staking out tough positions on everything from racism in the US to policy regarding Russia, Syria and Iran, often teetering on the edge of the administration's position and her own.
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But Mr. Stephenson is staking out risky business propositions — and not only his $23 billion offer to buy Time Warner, a mega-deal that would create the world's largest media company, with enormous operations in both content and distribution.
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London (CNN Business)Britain and the European Union have taken their first steps toward negotiating a new free trade deal, staking out sharply divergent positions Monday that point to more fraught negotiations and another year of uncertainty for businesses.
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My book analyzes the shifting terrain of race and ethnicity through the multifaceted lens of the transgender experience — encompassing not just the movement from one category to another but the staking out of positions between and beyond existing categories.
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Source: Pixvana Source: Pixvana There has been quite an arms race and land grab, with some companies staking out VR as the social and entertainment platform of the future, while others double down on AR for its enterprise and productivity promises.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democratic presidential front-runner Joe Biden and rival Bernie Sanders are waging a public battle this week over universal healthcare, staking out competing turf on an issue that has become the most divisive in the party's primary campaign.
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TBILISI (Reuters) - Georgia's new President-elect described Russia on Saturday as an unpredictable occupying power, staking out a tough line towards Moscow as she faces protests at home from opponents who accused her of being soft on Russia during the campaign.
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Now O'Rourke will be challenged to define himself in a Democratic primary field where candidates are eagerly staking out progressive positions on big policy ideas like Medicare for All, the Green New Deal, taking on Wall Street, and tuition-free college.
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Russia has been aggressively staking out its claims there for more than a decade, using midget submarines to plant flags on the ocean floor as part of its claim to some half a million square miles of undersea continental shelf.
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Other potential contenders are staking out their lanes, competing to be the most liberal contender or the biggest champion of civil rights, the boldest consumer advocate or the best able to communicate with rural and exurban voters in Midwestern states.
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That whipsawing came as the result of a fundamental miscalculation by Trump and his allies: That staking out a "tough" stand on the need to harden the border would counteract any agita caused by the "zero-tolerance" policy at the border.
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They were there staking out Stone because there was just enough evidence lurking in the special counsel's activity over the past week that CNN's team covering the Mueller investigation placed a bet that Stone could be arrested as early as Friday.
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O'Rourke mounted an effort in August to reboot his candidacy following a deadly mass shooting in his hometown of El Paso, Texas, staking out liberal positions on issues like gun restrictions that outdid those of even the most progressive presidential candidates.
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We still might be a decade out from full, truly self-driving automobiles we can use in everyday life, but staking out that connected territory early is going to be smart for automakers looking to profit by it later on.
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On Tuesday, FBI Special Agent Joseph Hamski testified that Roof had begun staking out possible locations for the massacre in December, six months after he downloaded a history book about the Ku Klux Klan, according to the Post and Courier.
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But this last bit is just a distraction, as Moore and Kreizler realize in horror when they look across the street and see an open window into a now-empty room in the brothel they had just been staking out.
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Mr. Kobzon had a crooning baritone and a taste for patriotic songs, staking out that territory in 22013 with a rendition of "Cuba, My Love," a paean to Fidel Castro, which he performed in a filmed version dressed as Castro.
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But since his election in 2016, he has avidly courted media attention, often by staking out contrarian positions on social issues like gay marriage (opposed) or by organizing rallies to support the adoption of patriotic "loyalty" tests for Hong Kong judges.
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While Castro has run a proudly progressive campaign, staking out left positions on a host of issues that often fired up the party's base -- like immigration, housing and policing -- he has failed to turn that policy into fundraising or polling success.
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As a movie lover, I take no pleasure in the prospect of staking out such a hard line so that people of color might be heard and ultimately represented on the silver screen, but Hollywood has left us with little choice. Opinion
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Senators Rob Portman of Ohio and Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania have offered one alternative: staking out the position in interviews with local publications that while Mr. Trump's call with President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine may have been inappropriate, it is not impeachable.
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In late 210, Spanish police staking out the home of Zhang Jianren, a Chinese businessman in Madrid, watched as a gray Volkswagen Golf Plus with Italian license plates pulled up and parked inside the garage, according to a report filed by police investigators.
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Even Democratic Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is now in favor of "decriminalizing" the green stuff—a step short of outright legalization—while several progressive Democrats who will presumably run for president in 2020 are staking out more aggressive pro-weed positions.
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Eager to make its mark on the campaign, the Miami Herald seizes on the comment to justify staking out Hart's townhouse, creating a problem that Hart is slow to recognize or acknowledge, snapping "How is it relevant?" when the issue of infidelity arises.
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Founded in the years following the 2010 Tea Party wave that put Republicans back in charge of the lower chamber, the group has earned a reputation on Capitol Hill for staking out strict conservative positions and effectively bending the party to their will.
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But New Jersey Advance Media has been staking out the apartment and interviewing those who would know—including one of the players, who says far more than two players live in the condo and that there's often not enough food to eat.
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Over eight minutes of unfiltered, dynamic freestyling in countless different flows done in one take, Kano is the Muhammad Ali of the mic—ducking and punching, staking out his territory in as respectful a manner as possible while categorically bodying the competition.
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But the reality will remain: Instead of two dominant political parties in the Bundestag, charting two sides of the political spectrum, Germany will likely have six, some bigger than others, but all staking out their own corners in a much more complicated landscape.
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He also launched a new attack on what he called Orban's abuse of democracy and the rule of law, further staking out what is shaping up to be an EU campaign platform of taking on eurosceptic populists as these have gained support.
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In November, he trooped up to Capitol Hill to deliver subpoenaed documents to the Senate and House Intelligence Committees, only to stumble into a throng of reporters staking out the office of Al Franken, who had just been accused of sexual harassment.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republicans in U.S. House of Representatives began staking out their positions on final tax legislation on Tuesday, days ahead of talks with the Senate to shape the tax package lawmakers hope to send to President Donald Trump by year end.
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Mr Harward, said to have been offered the job, also has the advantage of having worked for James Mattis, the defence secretary, who is believed to have had a hand in the more conventional foreign-policy positions Mr Trump has recently started staking out.
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Rogers, a 27-year-old father of two, was shot in 2013 after he tried to drive away from his East Hazel Crest apartment, which police had been staking out as part of an investigation into a cellphone robbery ring, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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She discussed her purposefully staking out the territory of the picture frame, creating quadrants where the colliding patterns of the background pushed the figure forward so that she or he might float above, more available to the eye, borne aloft by design and by craft.
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With the company slated to release around 80 original movies this year, it's staking out its own good-enough alternate movie universe, where a title that would probably have been a flop in theaters can be turned around and repositioned as a win for streaming.
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If last month's LGBTQ Presidential Forum -- hosted by the advocacy group GLAAD -- was any indication, Democrats seeking the Oval Office are eager to court the LGBTQ vote, staking out progressive positions on issues such as transgender health care, sex education, blood donations and more.
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On election night last month, Gayford admitted to being "a little on edge" as he brought out barbecued sausages and fish bites - made, naturally, from a 42kg sea bass he caught off the east coast - to reporters staking out the couple's home in Auckland.
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Republican presidential contender Donald Trump laid out a multi-pronged vision for his presidency on Saturday, saying in a speech that he opposed the proposed merger of AT&T and Time Warner while staking out opposition to China, illegal immigration and the current tax code.
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Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, physician Priscilla Chan, are staking out aggressive positions as philanthropists in contentious areas like education, affordable housing and criminal justice, according to an Axios analysis of public disclosures, press reports and statements provided by grantees of their Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.
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And while most of those are moderate candidates in conservative-leaning districts who are staking out an anti-Pelosi position as a survival technique, others are staunch progressives from deep blue regions — like Tlaib and Hayes — who are all but assured victory in November.
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For Gillibrand -- who at one point was seen as a champion of Wall Street -- it positions her with progressive activists on a far-from-mainstream idea, and it comes as 2020 prospects are staking out issues where they can be seen as thought leaders.
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That stasis, however, was broken on Monday, when the two houses each passed their individual budget resolutions, formally staking out their positions and starting the countdown to April 1, the deadline for a new state budget, which is likely to top some $150 billion.
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Though not a concerto, the 14-minute, single-movement "Wires" featured Mr. Dessner playing an electric guitar part that was sometimes integrated into the orchestra textures; other times staking out on its own; and now and then nudging the other instruments into unexpected directions.
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He's also started staking out some new positions, saying at Thursday night's debate that he would deploy as many as 30,000 American soldiers in the Middle East to defeat the Islamic State, and that he won't rule out accepting outside contributions in the general election.
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But by staking out radical positions on immigration and invoking a sense of a nation under siege, he incites a volatile debate that serves to enliven Republican base voters who he needs to turn out in numbers approaching his shock White House win next Tuesday.
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It turned out that my book editor, whom I already knew to be a fellow fly-fishing obsessive, had been staking out a spot on the Bronx River, a place where he could fish for carp regularly without jeopardizing his career or neglecting his newborn.
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But some top-tier candidates are already making the calculation that they won't win Iowa and New Hampshire, and are gaming out national strategies that largely leave out the first two states in favor of staking out a different path in the West instead.
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"It could be a very clever chess move," Old Mutual Investment Group's managing director Khaya Gobodo said at a media briefing, adding that Ramaphosa was trying to reduce the possibility of negative outcome from the land expropriation exercise by clearly staking out ANC's plan on the matter.
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The image cut to Stan and Aderholt in a car, staking out Martha and listening to a North Carolina basketball game (Brad Daugherty passing out of the post to Michael Jordan), and then to Martha, alone in bed, not consoled by her sham marriage or sham life.
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We tried to find out what goes on in the mind of the modern museumgoer, unscientifically, by staking out the Met Breuer and interviewing nearly 224 art gazers over the course of two months, their pensive moments pierced by our questions as they peered at works.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (D-Minn.) is staking out a lane in the presidential primary as a more moderate, pragmatic option.
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The Dutch former foreign minister used his easy English, and French, to effect, while demonstratively staking out common ground with the three other candidates: German and Belgian EU lawmakers Ska Keller of the Greens and Nico Cue of the far-left, and Denmark's liberal EU commissioner, Margrethe Vestager.
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This makes some sense: these for-profit companies would like a seat at the table both to have a say in what will form the next set of standards, and an early start in staking out a claim for being the providers of those next-gen hardware and services.
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Staking out more moderate positions, he said he did not support "Medicare for all," but did back a so-called public option; that he was in favor of eliminating or vastly reducing student debt but said that there were "other strategies than we've heard about" to do that.
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The speech and announcement by Mr. Sessions, one of the most reliably conservative members of Congress before he joined Mr. Trump's cabinet in February, marked his first foray into a rights issue of his own as attorney general by staking out a staunch defense of free speech safeguards.
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Still, his message sounds an awful lot like someone pursuing a lane through other candidates' perceived or real weaknesses: He is staking out a middle ground, for instance opposing Medicare for All and favoring a public option, while welcoming some help from outside PAC spenders and stressing his governing experience.
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After staking out a hawkish position on North Korea, Abe was caught on the back foot when Trump announced he was open to a summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Tokyo's previous warnings not to trust Pyongyang have been dropped as both Washington and Seoul barreled forward with engagement.
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This year's event scattered across Times Square, staking out five sites marked by AIDS in the neighborhood: the last addresses of Reinaldo Arenas and Reza Abdoh on West 44th Street; the Capri Theatre on 8th Ave; Stella's Bar on West 251th Street; and dance club Escuelita on West 21980th Street.
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But Buttigieg, who's staking out center-left ground in the Democratic presidential primary, is trying to build a coalition of unaffiliated voters to go along with Democrats and make a surprise splash in the open-primary state featuring two senators-next-door, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, campaigning on the left.
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" "If this were some calculated, inauthentic move to position herself for 2020, it's a strange tactic to take, in pursuit of her party's nomination," Reeher said, adding that Gillibrand has been "staking out this area of expertise and interest for many years and has built much of her Senate career around it.
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As recently as last October, it appeared Mr. Abe had adroitly dodged the scandals, leading the Liberal Democratic Party to a landslide victory in parliamentary elections and establishing the prime minister as the world leader consistently able to manage President Trump while also staking out a more independent role for Japan in Asia.
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The 73-year-old president and 17-year-old activist dominated the first full day of the gathering, painting starkly different visions of the future, and staking out opposite poles on the signature theme of this year's forum: how best to manage a world of increasing temperatures, rising seas and catastrophic wildfires.
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American leadership was damaged by Mr. Trump staking out a position and then stepping back, said Hugh White, a professor of strategic studies at the Australian National University and the author of "The China Choice," a book that argues that the United States should share power in the Pacific region with China.
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WASHINGTON — James N. Mattis, the retired Marine Corps general, told Congress on Thursday that President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia was trying to "break the North Atlantic alliance," staking out a tougher stance on Russia during a confirmation hearing for defense secretary than his prospective commander in chief did on the campaign trail.
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Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders—who in his first remarks during the debate went out of his way to critique the updated North American trade deal passed by the House for not staking out a position on climate change as it is affected by international trade—also offered a subpar response to Alberta's question.
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When news broke that Kylie Jenner's best friend Jordyn Woods was reportedly caught cheating with Khloé Kardashian's boyfriend, Tristan Thompson, everyone began staking out the Kylie Cosmetics website, waiting for a sudden discount on the Kylie X Jordyn collection, but that's not quite what happened — although the Jordy Lip Kit did hit half price.
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The early entrance not only gives Warren a head start on hiring campaign staff and raising money, which will be crucial in a potentially long and crowded primary season, but it also provides ample opportunity for her to set the tenor of the nominating contest by staking out positions that could define the Democratic field.
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On May 21, Welling posted that he had conducted "undercover intel" of a northeast Calgary mosque where he believed (with no evidence) that jihadis were being trained—when staking out the mosque he claimed he saw crates being brought in at 4:30 AM that he asserts must have been full of guns and ammunitions.
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Another is that announcing that DOJ was staking out such an arguably extreme position on that point might have undercut the arguments Justice Department lawyers were presenting in various court fights related to demands for Trump's financial records, grand jury records from the Mueller probe and testimony from former administration officials on various topics.
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Drilling a flagpole into the faux-birch-wood floor of the dining room at Freds, the 22-year-old restaurant in the Barneys New York flagship store on Madison Avenue, and staking out the space as essential territory in any evocation of The Real New York, would certainly leave you advancing a controversial position.
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Leaders defend one-house bills as a way of formally staking out negotiating positions, and say that their somewhat light work schedule in Albany — there have been a total of 10 session days in the last five weeks — belies the work that members are doing in their districts, and does not account for often exhausting budget hearings.
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Serious plein air artists like Heidkamp, who are cognizant of 20th and 21st century shifts in the language and intent of painting, yet choose to take on the furious flux of the upwelling world, are staking out a territory that represents — in the full sense of re-presenting — an art that joins what we see with what we feel.
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I could tell similar stories about Jeb Bush and particularly Hillary Clinton, each carefully trying to strategically position him or herself to somehow connect with big donors and voters, somehow staking out that shrinking overlap in the Venn diagram of acceptable compromises, and finding just the right list of poll-tested words and phrases to blur the lines.
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Still, with many players duplicating and triplicating the same numbers, and the unevenness taking a toll on the attention, I eagerly awaited the work of a certified pro, Blair McMillen, who, according to the sketchy and inexact program sheet, should have arrived at the piano I was staking out after some two and a half hours.
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With the new release, Microsoft is staking out its place in a growing market of antivirus providers compatible with smartphones — and it's pitching its own security tech as a one-stop provider for companies with employees that use multiple devices and operating systems on the job (the newly announced software will be available for businesses, but not individual consumers).
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The Kilgus Farmstead, with its diversified products and focus on localized distribution and restaurants, represents what could be the future of American agribusiness, staking out a place between artisan agriculture and massive, commoditized farms, a balance embodied in the goats: not backyard pastured, but not confined either, occupying a middle ground in the market about the size of an open lot.
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Fieri and his partner, Bobby Flay—who, for the purposes of this show, is a hard-drinking, chain-smoking cop who doesn't think twice about putting a paring knife to a suspect's throat or shoving their hand into a George Foreman grill—hunt down the criminal, staking out shitty restaurants and household kitchens all over the seedy underbelly of Flavortown.
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But he does have experience staking out positions on major foreign policy issues, at least if you count the blog he appears to have kept as a college student during the war in Iraq, which advocated for the use of torture in wartime and argued that the military should bomb Al Jazeera TV antennas to keep journalists from reporting on it.
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During one recent week, for instance, he found himself staking out different ground from his running mate on three occasions: over Mr. Trump's suggestion that Russia hack Hillary Clinton's emails; over Mr. Trump's criticisms of a Gold Star family; and over Mr. Trump's initial comments, since reversed, that he was not prepared to endorse Speaker Paul D. Ryan in his primary contest.
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Amid Thursday's "Day One" tumult, images popped up on social media hinting at some of the changes ahead for the House and Senate: IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES POLITICS: Trump on Thursday accused the Democrats of playing politics with the government shutdown, saying they're more concerned with staking out left-leaning positions ahead of the 2020 presidential cycle than finding common ground on spending.
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It assumes that absorbing a certain kind of attack from the left — Biden's too nostalgic for the bad old days, Biden's a chump if he thinks he can cut deals with Republicans — helps with voters who are nostalgic for the days of dealmaking themselves, without making it impossible to eventually unite the party in the way that staking out heretical positions might.
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It also left open the question of what Mr. Johnson hoped to get out of staking out a hard-line position on Brexit at a time when the party as a whole seemed to be unifying around a softer stance, and at what cost to his party and to a country just beginning to grapple with the reality of leaving the European Union?
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And he focused all his campaign energy there, even staking out a sympathetic position on opioid addiction that emphasizes harm reduction and treats addiction as a public health problem (even as he remained a hardcore drug warrior on marijuana) — a stance specifically calibrated for New Hampshire, which has the third-highest death rate from drug overdoses (overwhelmingly heroin and prescription opiates) of any state.
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Ivanka Trump, 37, has sought from the earliest days of the Trump administration to define her role as an adviser and policy maker, staking out a claim to an office in the West Wing, where the president and his staff are, after early reports of a Trump family office potentially being set up in the East Wing, the traditional domain of the first lady.
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HBO's The Night Of and Netflix's Stranger Things both rolled out over the course of eight episodes, staking out a comfortable middle ground between the two-hour movie and the 10- to 13-hour television season that's become the norm in the era of peak TV. The Night Of wasn't perfect, but for most of its running time it worked as both a satisfying exercise in crime-solving and a procedural indictment of the criminal justice system.
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Read more about the Democrats' demands here What we're reading Express Scripts staking out million-dollar gene therapies (Reuters) Drug middlemen push back, say rebates are to blame for high drug prices (Washington Examiner) Trump's immigrant health care rule could hurt low-income populations (Modern Healthcare) State by state Feds: Problems at South Dakota hospital pose 'immediate and serious threat' (Argus Leader) Maine governor's legal costs to rise as Medicaid suit continues (Associated Press) Illinois Gov.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE (Ohio) and Cory GardnerCory Scott GardnerThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE (Colo.) staking out positions at odds with colleagues, according to a person familiar with the meeting.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE of California and Cory BookerCory Anthony BookerCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE of New Jersey, and on a state level, gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams in Georgia, all feel the need to solidify their bona fides by staking out ultra-liberal positions on social issues.
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