"There's nobody standing between me and you," she reassures viewers.
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Lewis is standing between Jenni and his partner, Gage Edward.
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Maybe the gizmo was standing between me and my media empire.
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She is the only thing standing between us and President Trump.
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I was standing between her Mount Sinai Hospital bed and the window.
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He talked with reporters while standing between two hedges in complete darkness.
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And it's the biggest thing standing between Democrats and 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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We're really the only thing standing between them and the Oval Office.
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Force yourself to identify what's standing between you and making that change.
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He presents himself as their guardian, standing between them and every threat.
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They're all that's standing between Trump and the collapse of his presidency.
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But patients often approach these as obstacles standing between them and surgery.
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But they're also standing between patients with debilitating genetic diseases and their cures.
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There's actually only a small premium standing between Apple kit and Pebble's flagships.
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Even if that person could be standing between Nick and Sabrina's love story.
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A Starbucks employee appears to intervene, standing between Boucher and the unidentified man.
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But Rubio has two big problems standing between him and the Republican nomination.
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The list is endless, because there's plenty standing between America's children and safety.
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Standing between the fences, Nielsen held a press availability with Republican Arizona Gov.
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The country is very much standing between Vladimir Putin's Russia and the West.
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"Federal protections may be the only thing standing between the bumble bee and extinction."
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On July 31, the second night, he will be standing between New Jersey Sen.
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The only thing standing between you and corporations bulldozing your rights are trial lawyers.
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The officials fear they are the last things standing between the country and bedlam.
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The derisively titled "Cretin" (1924) depicts a dwarf standing between handles of a pushcart.
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The only thing standing between me and mastery of tactical defensive shooting was me.
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KELLY EVANS: We are the only thing standing between these fine people and lunch.
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EPA scientists and engineers are the only defenders standing between you and indifferent emitters.
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The only thing standing between it and 'rogue province' is the U.S. 22019th Fleet.
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"All that was standing between him and Hurricane Matthew was that plastic," Shaver said.
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But standing between Mayor Pete and the Democratic nomination is his Achilles Heel: black voters.
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"#SquadGoals #WereStillCoolISwear," she captioned a photo of herself standing between Sorrentino, 35, and Delvecchio, 37.
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This is Facebook's War Room, and it's the thin line standing between us and chaos.
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Like the ATP's rankings, the choir ranking allows choirs to measure their standing between games.
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Now, the only thing standing between you and your international dream job are three steps.
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Which means there is nothing standing between Assad and however many civilians remain in Aleppo.
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There's only one thing standing between you and your next date: Your Tinder profile photo.
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The biggest obstacle standing between you and the goals you want is your own creativity.
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"I'm the last thing standing between you and the apocalypse," she said in an interview.
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Ten female competitors, 10 male trainers and an Elimination Tower standing between them and $25,000.
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Then, all of a sudden, like someone was standing between us, I hear, 'Leave now.
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Now, the only person standing between Beausoleil and free society is new California governor Gavin Newsom.
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And with it, the only thing standing between the Democrats and their own justice of choice.
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And the last line standing between them and our families might be us and a gun.
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All that's standing between the space agency and getting to work is a presidential sign off.
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It's also probably the biggest stumbling block standing between us and a more inclusive Formula 290.
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"The fewer things standing between the content creator and the content consumer, the better," says Howard.
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It is, Woodman believes, the missing link standing between the company's cameras and meaningful mainstream adoption.
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At the moment,there's just 40 feet of land standing between the first house and disaster.
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"It's a disagreement that is long standing between Yellowstone and the state of Montana," Wenk said.
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A prosecutor is also often the only public official standing between a defendant and prison time.
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The hand presumably belongs to the figure in the shadows, standing between the general and Ursula.
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The only thing standing between Harding and redemption, it seems, is that she's still "Trashy Tonya" Harding.
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Finding an A-lister to roll up with is all that's standing between me and sweet success.
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There's a new gatekeeper standing between you and your dream job that you need to please first.
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Standing between two lawyers at his arraignment, he pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder and manslaughter.
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Mr. Putin's Russia is the obstacle standing between the world's most notorious cybercriminals and a prison cell.
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It's about de-risking at breakneck speed, getting rid of anything standing between investor portfolios and solvency.
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I knew that night that the biggest obstacle standing between myself and not feeling lonely was me.
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Then you struggle to remove every wisp of the cotton wad standing between you and the medicine.
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There was a picture of Matthew standing between Tamara and Nicole and all of them are smiling.
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Ted Cruz when the Texan was one of the last candidates standing between Trump and the nomination.
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The only thing standing between you and your blissful time off is tackling the monster task of packing.
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Now, there's nothing standing between you and pre-ordering the next iPad Pro ... except for the release date.
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But there are still plenty of pitfalls standing between Congress and an official, long-awaited end to sequestration.
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The suits make the journey more cumbersome, but they are the only things standing between safety and exposure.
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One thin layer of paint -- and several thousand miles -- is all that's standing between you and Ronda. Enjoy!
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The only thing standing between men and outdated, hideous behavior is their ability to get away with it.
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"The only thing standing between Donald Trump and the White House … is us," the campaign posted on Instagram.
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The only thing standing between Trevor and a normal shot at life, his parents were told, was Acthar.
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Welcome to "transformative travel," where a trip is the only thing standing between you and Your New Self.
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For businesses open at night, the garbage mounds are uninviting obstacles standing between the storefronts and their customers.
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The only thing standing between him and the title was a four-course meal, served in two parts.
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The only thing standing between you and becoming a bonafide cheeseboard influencer is, well, several thousand Instagram followers.
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Meanwhile, innocent suspects may be imprisoned in their place, with only DNA analysis standing between them and exoneration.
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They realized that the only thing standing between the victims and a better piece of writing was time.
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The policy persists today, standing between third-grader Lee and his school after he and his family move.
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There's only one season standing between us and Jessica slinking off into New York and leaving us behind forever.
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There are just three giant robots standing between a posse of massive bugs and the end of the world.
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The US President was photographed standing between Erdoğan and Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman during the G20 summit Friday.
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"The only thing standing between men and outdated, hideous behavior is their ability to get away with it."Brava.
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Servais, standing between the home dugout and home plate, shouted something at Torres that caused him to get tossed.
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Clearing involves a third party standing between two sides of a trade to ensure its smooth and safe completion.
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For 22 million Americans – including 15.1 million seniors – Social Security is the only thing standing between them and poverty.
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Hillary's closing line in the campaign was that she was the only thing standing between her and the abyss.
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Burke saw them as the embodiment of collective wisdom and the bulwarks of civilisation, standing between decency and anarchy.
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Maybe the biggest thing standing between her and a surge of important momentum is Nevada Democrats' early voting system.
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What's standing between you and a chance to launch your pre-Series A startup in front of Europe's influential technorati?
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Standing between the clock and the bed, Munch recognizes that he is at the threshold, and about to cross over.
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There's only one thing standing between me and a tonne of free space on my iPhone: my entire iMessage history.
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Ultimately, Clay thwarts tragedy (somewhat problematically, by standing between Tyler and his guns) and Tyler leaves with Tony (Christian Navarro).
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A really good body scrub is the only thing standing between us and dry, ashy arms and legs this winter.
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Now the only thing standing between $1.5 trillion in tax cuts and law is a signature from its biggest proponent.
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But it doesn't mean that carbs as a macronutrient were the thing standing between this person and their healthiest body.
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Those 28500 cents standing between women and men's earnings represent all of the economic and social obstacles holding women back.
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A doorman standing between two elegant conical topiary trees reached into one of them, extracted a joint and lit up.
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For me, there's something standing between the knowledge that people enjoy my work and the belief that their enjoyment matters.
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The only thing standing between you and an incredible Predator get-up is a trip to your attic or garage.
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The only thing standing between a thuggish narcissist and the White House is the almost-certain Democratic nominee — Hillary Clinton.
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One move not under consideration: attacking Biden, who leads in most polls, or the others standing between him and Buttigieg.
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Standing between a crowd and police with a bullhorn, he urged protesters to go home ahead of a city curfew.
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They had been in the awkward position of standing between a NATO ally, Turkey, and a reliable partner, the YPG.
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Mercedes's Valtteri Bottas, the only remote threat standing between Hamilton and another title, was fourth, ahead of his team mate.
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But access to private land like Mr. Drawe's may be the tallest barrier standing between the president and his wall.
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The president will portray himself as the man standing between the country and the abyss of invasion, lawlessness and socialism.
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Huntsman showed the driver a selfie-style video he took of himself standing between two of the fire's points of origin.
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A skinny soldier, haggard from taking on a small army of wights, standing between the Night King and a strange teenager?
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That night, in my mind's eye, there were only two people — no God standing between me and Nick and my desire.
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Another is government's failure to tackle obstacles—of geography, education or regulation—standing between would-be workers and would-be employers.
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Barring new and damaging revelations, many Iowa Republicans now say the only thing standing between him and a victory on Feb.
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This single gig is all that's standing between Midge and what could be her big break, opening for a veritable legend.
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The only thing standing between you and protecting Hyrule (or saving Princess Peach, or playing Smash Brothers) is your battery life.
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In reality, Perez is standing between the Democratic candidates and Fox News' dizzying reach, across what looks like 2202 primary debates.
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The only thing that may be standing between you and a bigger paycheck is your lack of familiarity with Microsoft Excel.
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Clinton positioned himself a centrist standing between the conservative extremism of Ronald Reagan and the older liberalism of FDR and LBJ.
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What I misjudged in 2016 wasn't Trump; it was the strength of the institutional forces standing between him and the presidency.
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That's a lot of people who all of a sudden have fewer financial barriers standing between them and a doctor visit.
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Back in his day, Musharraf sold himself to the world as the last man standing between the Taliban and Western civilization.
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Lately, I'm fretting because exhaustion and the demands of domestic family life are standing between me and my pre-hajj checklist.
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But in populations with low incomes, livestock - including cows - can be the only thing standing between them and hunger, he added.
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They pulled back a blue curtain and there was the president of the United States, standing between two big potted plants.
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While the Saints sailed past the Eagles this weekend, they've still got one more hurdle standing between them and Super Bowl LIII.
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And they need to use their platforms and their power to take down barriers standing between us and a more equal world.
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Many on both sides of the abortion debate saw Kennedy as the one man standing between conservative state legislators and Roe v.
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But that little matter of your full-time job seems like a huge roadblock standing between you and your side hustle dreams.
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We are committed to standing with workers who are already in our schools standing between young people and the criminal justice system.
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Summary With a little advance planning, some flexibility, and the right attitude, there's nothing standing between you and your dreams of exploration.
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A whistleblower—however flawed they may be—may be the last person standing between a company and the loss of its reputation.
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Sicilian prosecutors are granted tremendous powers, which stem from their reputation as the only thing standing between society and the Cosa Nostra.
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Sometimes the mortifying ordeal is a pane of glass or a cartoon boulder, but it's always standing between you and being loved.
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He also described it as the only thing standing between the United States and a single-payer health care, which independent Sen.
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"As I've told people, I'm the last thing standing between you and the apocalypse," Clinton told The New York Times in October.
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"They are the only thing standing between the death of a loved one and the life of a loved one," he said.
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Standing between the projectors, the viewer is positioned both among and outside of the wolves, who can be seen in the periphery.
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Our protagonist and his trusty whip (a staple in the video game series) are the last thing standing between Dracula and total extinction.
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Not only is it wrong to treat another human being like that, but there's a practical consideration: They're standing between you and eating.
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Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, is raising money off the fight, pointing out, probably accurately, that he's standing between Trump and impeachment.
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Meanwhile, Anderson is on a quest to move on to better fishing grounds and there's just a storm standing between him and them.
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Imagine finishing the right half and then staring at that menacing pile of red pieces, hours of work standing between you and completion.
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"I remember thinking, Why aren't we stopping?" said Jamie Weatherhead-Saul, who was standing between the first and second cars on the train.
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There are exactly two remaining forces standing between President Trump and the complete wreckage of world order: the courts and the American electorate.
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Regrettably, one day, the only thing standing between an active shooter and you or a loved one may be a SWAT team member.
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The only thing standing between what ISIS has planned and innocent Americans is a robust and thorough vetting system that can't be rushed.
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In the photo, Shelton can be seen standing between the couple in front of a microphone with a big smile on his face.
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The problem now is there is a palm oil plantation standing between us and a viable release location in the Tenggulun protected forest.
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Not because it&aposs the only thing standing between you and the guy that ate an airport burrito before he got on board.
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Nerves were high on the final day of the tournament, with three games standing between the contenders and thousands of dollars in prize money.
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During the shooting, Darch could only see Jefferson's face through the window because Dean was standing between her and the house, the warrant said.
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Standing between Mysterio and Wolverine, Reynolds is wearing an ugly Christmas sweater, complete with a giant gold bow, and he looks none too pleased.
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So, if an additional pillow is the only thing standing between you and those much-need ZZZs, get thee to the bedding section ASAP.
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Creating robust qubit arrays with minimal error rates is one of the biggest hurdles standing between physicists and a functioning large-scale quantum computer.
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It fits ever so neatly into Trump's closing electoral argument, that he and Republicans are the only thing standing between America and mob rule.
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Bottom line for Jenelle and David ... there's a lot standing between them and her kids, but they're determined to get the family back together.
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Standing between his own car and Keener's car, the young man stared at the ground, clearly annoyed but also trying not to appear annoyed.
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The result creates a strange dynamic, and when the questions end, there is inevitably a smattering of applause from the supporters standing between them.
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I'm relieved the ACA wasn't overturned, and that tens of millions of Americans still have something standing between them and death or crippling debt.
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The person standing between the likes of Apple and John Deere in their eternal quest to monopolize the repair of the products they sell.
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She should act like another woman who, moments before their conversation, had been pressed close to him, standing between his legs, Ms. Morris recounted.
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The biggest obstacle standing between you and that windfall from your rich grandpa isn't the possible 40 percent estate tax – it's your pesky relatives.
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Instead, Smith wants you to meet the people behind the help desk — the tech gurus and security consultants standing between us and digital carnage.
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Yet Wall Streeters doubt Sanders can clear the hurdles standing between him and the White House and then go on to implement his agenda.
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With just seconds left in the game, Bryant had 58 points and two free throw attempts standing between him and a 60-point finale.
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As historically important as New Hampshire has been, it may be standing between the Democratic Party of old and a new, more diverse one.
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The military aid to Ukraine is important because a lot of Western countries see Ukraine as a bulwark standing between Russia and the West.
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The only thing standing between humans and extinction is a sardonic demon hunter named Trevor Belmont, one fabulous fur coat, and Belmont's trusty whip.
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But if that's the one thing standing between you and a little more phoneless freedom in your life, perhaps it's worth the price of admission.
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However, a strong performance at Bellerive would help to quiet critics who see a lot of young talent standing between Woods and those automatic spots.
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If vibranium is the main thing standing between him and Earth's Infinity Stones, then cutting it off at the source – Wakanda – makes good military sense.
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Sorry, Charlie: It looks like there's only one thing standing between you and the birds that frolic outside, and it's not going away anytime soon.
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Everyone in Washington is more or less convinced that his presence in the Pentagon is the only thing standing between us and possible nuclear Armageddon.
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The Thin Blue Line is predicated on standing between our citizenry and those who would seek to do them harm -- regardless of color or creed.
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In sum, the declaration that the only thing standing between consumers and video nirvana is set-top boxes and a second remote is utterly mystifying.
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For all the focus on inequality and social justice, this middle-class revolt is the most important barrier standing between Democrats and the White House.
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Drug cartels usually choose the sea, and the only thing standing between the bad guys and the American people is the United States Coast Guard.
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Golden State's much-touted "death lineup" features four players standing between six-foot-seven and six-foot-eight, all of whom are interchangeable on defense.
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That extra page could be the thing standing between you and a higher letter grade, a promotion, or even a book deal — you never know.
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By the end, he's toasting the team at Delmonico's, glass in hand, smiling and standing between a man he respects and a woman he loves.
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Everyone in Washington was more or less convinced that Mattis's presence in the Pentagon was the only thing standing between us and possible nuclear Armageddon.
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Details: "Trolls World Tour" is scheduled for release on April 10 and was the only major release standing between now and "Black Widow" in May.
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And Markovic had the misfortune to be standing between Trump and the front of the pack, a lesser beauty in the bossy prom queen's path.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK My client's on his back, legs wide open, and I'm standing between them, looking disapprovingly at his cock.
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The meeting and its fallout are sure to worry some Democrats who see Clinton as the only candidate standing between Donald Trump and the White House.
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In an extra sweet touch, Diana's sisters were also included in Archie's official christening portrait, standing between Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland, and Harry's brother, Prince William.
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"There were two levels of wire fencing at the bear enclosure, and the associate was standing between the two when the incident occurred," the statement said.
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But at bottom, his closing plea to Democrats is that she's the only thing standing between our democracy and an unpredictable leap into an authoritarian abyss.
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However, it is table stakes to ensure that a single password is not the only thing standing between a hacker and hundreds of millions of dollars.
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While we'd love to be frolicking in green pastures ASAP, at least one big snowfall is standing between a lot of us and fields of daisies.
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Eddie Lampert, the press-shy CEO, chairman and largest shareholder of Sears Holdings, may be all that's standing between the beleaguered department store chain and bankruptcy.
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Will the real Slim Shady please stand up ... because that dude with the beard standing between Dr. Dre and Kendrick Lamar can't be him, can it?
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Here's why you should be skeptical of anyone who suggests that what's standing between dying patients and a Wonka-esque paradise of cures is the FDA.
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Standing between us and that apocalyptic possibility is the Fox News host Tucker Carlson, who has been urging Trump away from a military confrontation with Iran.
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AUSTERLITZ, N.Y. — Edna St. Vincent Millay sought refuge from life in a roaring Greenwich Village, with its abundance of distractions standing between her and her work.
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At least they can console themselves with the notion — it might even be true — that they're all that's standing between the president and another financial crisis.
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I ask because you may be the last man standing between Israel and a complete, self-inflicted disaster for the Jewish state and the Jewish people.
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In cryptocurrency, often the only thing standing between money and a hacker is what's known as a "private key" or an alphanumeric code to access funds.
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People who'd been kept out of conversations when the old mediators were in charge now had less standing between them and the rest of the world.
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Picked from a field of 300, these 10 companies are addressing some of the most vexing and important problems standing between us and the future of transportation.
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Kennedy was seen by advocates on both sides of the abortion issue as the one man standing between conservative legislators and the overturning of abortion rights nationwide.
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And that could happen as soon as the municipal elections in May — just one of many daunting political challenges standing between the present and Rueda's utopian future.
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Aimers later followed the waitress to the women's bathroom and pulled her into one of the empty stalls, standing between her and the door, the complaint states.
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Sporting a tracksuit and Real Madrid parka, Jamel is standing between the swimming pool's gate and a police truck, emptily staring at the roundabout down the road.
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"The only thing standing between Donald Trump and the presidency is us," the app's description reads, calling players to "make history" by downloading and canvassing for Hillary.
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"My name is John Doar: D-O-A-R," he once shouted while standing between Mississippi police, their weapons drawn, and protestors armed with bricks and stones.
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The studio's upcoming epic Kubo and the Two Strings is their most ambitious yet I'm standing between two boats — one intact, one cracked into two jagged halves.
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"Justice Kennedy is one of the last things standing between progressive values rooted in the Constitution and the wrecking ball that is this erratic administration," Jawando added.
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For both parties, every election can feel like the most vital of a lifetime, the one day standing between a still-proud nation and its imminent demise.
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"My days are busy," 24-year-old Mary Amal told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, standing between hundreds of cows and holding her baby, Gok, in her arms.
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Together, the actions represent the administration's ongoing effort to chip away at the embargo, the last barrier standing between the two nations achieving full normalization of ties.
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A hot panic swarmed over my whole body as I saw a man in trunks, standing between two trees, penis in hand, tugging on himself with enthusiasm.
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We are grieving, we are furious, and we are using our words fiercely and desperately because that's the only thing standing between us and this happening again.
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But there are a number of landmines standing between McCarthy and the Speaker's gavel, including conservative opposition and the possibility that another candidate jumps into the race.
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"There's not a lot of visibility about next year because we have one key issue standing between us and next year, and that's the midterm elections," Hooper said.
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Continuing a busy weekend, Putin was in the front row of G-20 family photo in China on Sunday, standing between Turkey's Erdogan and French President Francois Hollande.
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All were smiling as they posed for photographers, Leoni standing between her kids in a black gown with elbow-length sleeves, a velvet skirt, and a sparkly bodice.
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Fleischmann was standing between third base and home plate Wednesday morning at the congressional baseball practice when he heard a rapid succession of gunfire and hit the ground.
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However, the protections offered under this law are the only thing standing between consumers and the predatory lending practices which fomented the greatest economic crisis in 70 years.
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Phillips, however, claimed to the Detroit Free Press that he put himself "between beast and prey" by standing between the students and a group of Black Hebrew Israelites.
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He was standing between the vehicles and officers, wearing bright aqua pants, a dark T-shirt and a white ball cap, his head turning from side to side.
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Standing between Vice President Quayle and Senator Al Gore, Mr. Stockdale's head mostly swiveled back for much of the night as he observed his opponents' rapid-fire exchanges.
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An old Washington joke holds that the most dangerous place in America is standing between a senator and a television camera, and Sheriff Joe surely loves a camera.
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Come postseason time, with LeBron and Co. standing between everyone else in the Eastern Conference and the NBA Finals, teams will need all the help you can get.
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Lindsey Graham introduced a last-ditch Obamacare repeal bill Wednesday morning he referred to his GOP colleagues as a "band of brothers" standing between America and universal health care.
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IFA landmarks like LG's "display tunnel," 216 55-inch curved screens that alternate between blue whales and the cosmos, becomes an obstacle standing between you and the next story.
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At a distance along this flat, rural stretch of the Rio Grande Valley in South Texas, the two structures standing between the cranes resemble forlorn drive-in movie screens.
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Its defining image, taken inside the Royal Palace's inner courtyard, shows her standing between her proud grandfather King Carl XVI Gustaf, and her mom, the heir apparent, Princess Victoria.
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Anyone who would tell a child that the only thing standing between him or her and world-class achievement is sufficient work ought to be jailed for child abuse.
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Don't think too hard about it next time you're in the air, but 45 inches of rubber is the only thing standing between you and the tarmac during landing.
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Perhaps it reflects a steely-eyed realization that soothing his base in a bid for reelection might be the only thing standing between him, an indictment — and possibly jailtime.
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But in terms of parents standing between kids and the full brunt of bad and scary news, all things considered, that seems like a pretty good gift at that..
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Then he'd be the only thing standing between us and four more years of Donald Trump, and I guarantee I will find a ton of great qualities to admire.
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It begins with Peterson, wearing his deputy's uniform, standing between two buildings on campus talking to another adult, then appearing to speak into a radio handset on his shoulder.
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Connolly said given the demographics of his district, he would vote for the continuing resolution only if he were the "last vote standing" between a government shutdown or not.
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Other research has found that those with power are less likely to feel social constraints on their behavior, or to recall potential obstacles standing between them and their goals.
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And standing between a beautifully maintained historic mansion and an old house collapsing into a weed-filled lot, he explained why development in the city had been so uneven.
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And reading the subject lines of some fund-raising emails, you'd think a $3 donation was the one thing standing between your favored candidate and his or her certain death.
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The video begins with Peterson, wearing his deputy's uniform, standing between two buildings on campus talking to another adult, then appearing to speak into a radio handset on his shoulder.
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If there weren't enough obstacles already standing between Congress and the results of the special counsel's multiyear investigation, lawmakers are expecting to need an optical drive to read the document.
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Standing between Federer and what would be his ninth career title at his hometown tournament is the unfancied Copil, who beat world number six Marin Cilic earlier in the week.
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After Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from the Russia investigation, Rosenstein appointed Mueller -- and is now the man standing between Trump and any move to fire the special counsel.
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Rather, the major barrier standing between people and the polls tends to be policies trying to keep select groups far away, as civil rights leaders demonstrated half a century ago.
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Even though we're past the monumental hurdle of tax reform, there are new hurdles standing between a program critical to our country's overlooked and struggling communities and that program's permanency.
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Mr. Trump has presented himself as something of a one-man anti-crime plan, arguing that he is the lone force standing between the United States and semi-lawless dystopia.
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"- Danielle, 30 "I went to Catholic school, where the only thing standing between a teenage boy and eternal damnation was making sure that my skirt was longer than fingertip-length.
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It may never get off the ground — there's a space-sized mess of harsh reality standing between it and Alpha Centauri — but it also may be crazy enough to work.
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Mattis is frequently mentioned as a man standing between our president and Armageddon, so you could understand him being popular even if he got caught flying in the wrong plane.
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If Talkspace's servers were ever breached in some way, encryption could be the only thing standing between your privacy and your therapy sessions dumped online for the world to read.
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The video began with Peterson, wearing his deputy's uniform, standing between two buildings on campus talking to another adult, then appearing to speak into a radio handset on his shoulder.
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And depending on how you look at it, there aren't that many episodes standing between you and watching Hannah ugly-cry on top of a mountain vista in a glittery dress.
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Kennedy, who Kavanaugh would replace, was seen by advocates on both sides of the abortion issue as the one man standing between conservative legislators and the overturning of abortion rights nationwide.
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The servers, who once were charmingly brusque, now give the strong impression that these endless demands for food and drink are all that's standing between them and a hard-earned nap.
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But in the end, the only thing standing between you and your goal — the iconic flagpole-and-castle combo at the end of every non-boss level — is the path forward.
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The key technical hurdle standing between you and your truly self-driving car is a double-decker: the car needs to see its surroundings, and it needs to understand them, too.
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But President Donald Trump, whom even Fox News castigated, has insisted there's a good reason for his unusual relationship with Russia: He's the only thing standing between his critics and war.
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"It is reprehensible that one man is standing between justice for the murder of 3,000 people and this legislation becoming law," said Kristen Breitweiser, whose husband was killed in the Sept.
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The bulk of clearing in euro-denominated derivatives is performed in London and involves a third party standing between two sides of a trade to ensure its smooth and safe completion.
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In this dramatic opera of demons, the lesser evils are part of the phalanx standing between us and the greater evils: Trump's corruption, possible criminality, and definite rage, racism and cruelty.
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With a system that runs around the clock and no barrier standing between riders and the tracks, it is impossible to keep people from ending up where they should not be.
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As a veteran local lobbyist joked recently, the only thing standing between Texas and the Middle Ages is the House, ably presided over by Speaker Joe Straus, Republican of San Antonio.
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Swifties, rejoice: there are mere days standing between you and Taylor Swift's new Netflix project Taylor Swift: Miss Americana, a documentary that explores the deeply personal journey of the "Lover" singer.
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Through the program, Arrow will offer up engineers, prototyping services, supply chain expertise and other help navigating a number of the pain points standing between a successful campaign and eventual product release.
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There's a very bright line when you're talking about someone being made to feel physically unsafe and like they can't leave the room, like you're standing between them and the door, right?
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Under a deal with Russia and Iran, Turkey has deployed around 1,000 troops at 12 observation points around Idlib to monitor a cease-fire, effectively standing between government forces and the opposition.
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It's only got three main ingredients and takes about ten minutes to make, so there's not a whole lot standing between you and dinner-time (or late-night) greatness in your kitchen.
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There were the fantasy films, of course — perhaps you remember the "Bog of Eternal Stench" from "Labyrinth," one of many obstacles standing between a young Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie's Goblin King.
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Desus, or Daniel Baker, and Mero, Joel (pronounced Joe-él) Martinez, sat in the shiny leather armchairs in which they conduct the show, with votive candles bearing their likenesses standing between them.
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And they all spent 43 minutes standing between hay bales on the Des Moines Register's Political Soapbox to deliver their stump speeches and field questions from the crowds that gathered around them.
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There, the biggest obstacle to disaster relief is the Department of Economic Opportunity, which currently is standing between residents — some living in or near poverty — and $891.5 million in HUD block grants.
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"I'm an immigrant, and let me tell you that nobody values the freedom and opportunity of America more than me," Ms. Trump, dressed in pink and standing between six American flags, said.
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Mattis will play an even more central role in decisions on war and peace, and he may be the last man standing between Trump and military action against North Korea and Iran.
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And it is still a big old question mark just how the many, many votes that are standing between us and former national security advisor, John Bolton testifying, will actually pan out.
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May's idea that her opponents are merely playing self-interested political "games" is a classic populist trope, one that suggests that constitutional democracy is really an obstacle standing between people and leader.
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In short, the people who Trump has relentlessly degraded, the members of the intelligence community he has referred to as the "deep state," are what's standing between him and stumbling into war.
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This brings us to one of the biggest obstacles standing between consumers and the experience of drinking natural, low-intervention, organically farmed wine: It can, at face value, be hard to identify.
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The first thing a strategist from the country that built the Great Wall of China will see is a chain of islands standing between China and the vast expanse of the Pacific.
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Whether it's earning more money at work, getting a pesky bank fee waived or lowering your bills, often the only thing standing between you and saving money is asking for what you want.
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"As I walked towards the door, Mr. Cosby was standing between the living room and dining room and was wearing a robe and he said there is a muffin and tea," she said.
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Fiberglass Muffler Men standing between 18 and 25 feet tall, wielding car parts, rockets, axes, guns, and gargantuan hot dogs, were installed to draw the business attention of drivers, especially along Route 66.
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Unlike with the Samsung Q9, a single cable isn't the only thing standing between the LG OLED W7 and the reality of TVs being really big computers with kind of crappy operating systems.
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A clearing house provides a vital market function, standing between two sides of a trade and backed by a default fund to ensure a transaction is completed even if one side goes bust.
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Overall, while a "fertility diet" might seem like the quick fix you need that's standing between you and your pregnancy, it's important to focus on habits that are sustainable in the long-term.
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But with neither adult regulatory oversight nor healthy competition in place to police bad behavior, there's going to be nothing but fluff and nonsense standing between you and telecom's next really awful idea.
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One of the reasons they didn't want to come forward, Martin remembers, was that for many of these women, that Walmart paycheck was the last thing standing between their family and financial disaster.
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If it seems like R. Kelly is on the verge of coming unhinged that's because he is -- and his music might be the only thing standing between him and a full mental breakdown.
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As summer of Trump comes to an end, the media and political establishment understands that the only thing standing between Trump and the Oval Office is Clinton – a fatally flawed candidate nobody trusts.
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If the worst comes and Republicans lose both houses of Congress next year, Trump's importance will be further magnified as the only Republican standing between Democrats and unified control of the federal government.
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Though there were at least a hundred people standing between him and the doors to the Capitol, he already grew emotional at the thought of what he would say before Mr. McCain's coffin.
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Men wore top hats and decorative military helmets, cutaways and spats, while my great-grandmother looked chic in a fur-trimmed coat, standing between the Duke and the United States' ambassador to Spain.
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Thirteen bitcoins are standing between the city of Baltimore and many of the services and processes its citizens rely on after hackers seized thousands of government computers at the start of the month.
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Since then, Mr. Kasich's perpetual skepticism of the president has contributed to the impression that he was something of a silver medalist in 2016, the last man standing between Mr. Trump and high office.
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They want to be told that the only thing standing between where we are and where we are told we could be is a facility at crafting deals and a penchant for cracking down.
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He explains this to his new client, Nasir Khan, who may be wondering why his lawyer — the only man currently standing between him and a murder conviction — is wearing sandals in a professional capacity.
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I watched a guy help a friend guide his car into a tight parking spot on icy asphalt not from the sidewalk but while standing between the cars and nearly getting his legs pinned.
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Her marriage will be a legal formality, as the only thing standing between Yorkie and her desire to die (and permanently pass over to San Junipero) is a living relative to sign the paperwork.
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Now, the only things standing between Lt. Dan and his very own Cadbury Creme Egg commercial are a pig, a llama, a duck, a hamster, a miniature horse, some cats and two other dogs.
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He contributes a vibrant work that juxtaposes two images: a traditional Japanese woodblock print of two women in luxurious kimonos, and a muted depiction of a man standing between rows of internment camp shacks.
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"If there's a brick wall that is standing between minorities and their dreams as entrepreneurs, how can we help the regular person help us in dismantling the wall between us and our dreams?" he posited.
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Woody Tuttle, an auto auction employee, told ABC affiliate WCVB-TV that people were standing between lanes of cars when the Jeep raced through the auction building, which is the length of a football field.
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The order described that theory as such: The key insight of the virtuous cycle is that broadband providers have both the incentive and the ability to act as gatekeepers standing between edge providers and consumers.
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But with the world on a razor's edge, stuff like this is a terrifying reminder that the only thing standing between us and nuclear war are a lot of imperfect machines and very fallible humans.
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" He adds, "And three times in my life I have happened to hear the same sound in the same circumstances, namely, when standing between an open window and a dead body on a summer day.
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Instead, it speaks to a much bigger problem in the ABC reality show family: The only thing standing between the women of Bachelor Nation and angry mobs of fans are the men who date them.
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Standing between his father and Mr. Ryan, who had each placed a hand on the Bible Cal was holding and had begun to adopt their most solemn, official photograph faces, Cal smiled a guilty smile.
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But while many in the House GOP conference view the No. 2 Republican as the heir apparent, they also warn that there are a number of potential landmines standing between McCarthy and the Speaker's gavel.
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The Grammy-nominated artist was among four people standing between cars outside The Marathon Clothing store he owned in Los Angeles' Hyde Park neighborhood, video from a surveillance camera trained on the parking lot shows.
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This was the approach taken by Charles Sonder, fondly referred to as "Snackman," after a widely shared video surfaced in which he defused a fight on the subway by standing between the combatants, eating chips.
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That'll be especially keenly felt in Eastern European countries, many of whose leaders see NATO as the only thing standing between them and a Russian-sponsored dirty war like the one currently raging in Ukraine.
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But even if the courts ultimately accept the plaintiffs' arguments, there are quite a few legal obstacles standing between Team McLemore and a judicial declaration that Hood should be governor if he wins the popular vote.
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And if you're not taking off your makeup, chances are you don't have a nightly skin-care routine — which, depending on your skin type and concerns, might be one factor standing between you and great skin.
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Kenny's comments came after British Prime Minister Theresa May cleared the final hurdle standing between her and the start of Brexit negotiations after Parliament passed legislation giving her the power to start the EU exit process.
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Should the FCC's repeal survive a 2018 court challenge, the only thing standing between you and Comcast's bad behavior is going to be empty promises from an industry with a long history of ripping you off.
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Standing between the workarounds and California gun buyers is state Attorney General Xavier Becerra, a former congressman appointed to the post in December by Brown following ex-Attorney General Kamala Harris's election to the US Senate.
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Another of the tennis young guns in Croatia's Borna Coric, who took down fourth seed Alexander Zverev in the second round, finds 28th seeded South African Kevin Anderson standing between him and a fourth round berth.
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The next obstacle standing between Williams and a ninth trip to the final is rejuvenated Latvian Anastasija Sevastova in Thursday's first semi-final at the Arthur Ashe Stadium, before Osaka faces 2017 runner-up Madison Keys.
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But for many users on multiple meds, the only thing standing between them and an incorrect or missed dosage is a big, plastic box from the drugstore sporting embossed letters of the days of the week.
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"As the Party returns to the idea that its absolute power is the only thing standing between China and chaos, the United States, and the embrace of markets, is increasingly seen as an enemy," Westad said.
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It's the first thing you step on when you get out of the shower or bathtub, and the only thing standing between you and a cold floor (or a wet one) — a small, but essential luxury.
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The United States and Russia are trying to squeeze through a fast-closing window to extend New START, the only major accord standing between mutual nuclear restraint and a potential renewed Cold War–style arms race.
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With over 30 retailers to choose from and our expert tips to guide you, the only thing standing between you and your new favorite swimsuit are a few browser tabs and your credit card's CVV code.
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An official in Macron's office said France now saw a no-deal as the most likely scenario come and that there was not a "cigarette paper" standing between the positions of France, Germany and other EU states.
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To his supporters, Assad is the one, indispensable figure standing between his country and absolute chaos, the resolute leader of a war against foreign-backed jihadists who wish to slaughter minorities and launch attacks on other states.
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Hopefully there will still be plenty of surprises to be had at the show, but even with a couple of weeks standing between us and the big event, there are already some pretty clear trends taking shape.
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The Austrian fourth seed, widely regarded as the man standing between a final showdown between world number one Novak Djokovic and 11-times champion Rafael Nadal, wiped 14th seed Monfils off Court Philippe Chatrier in expeditious fashion.
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"Here," for now, is the Bank of England Sports Centre, the auxiliary site used for Wimbledon qualifying, with three wins and three and a half miles standing between players and entry into the prestigious All-England Club.
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Standing between two rockets that represented both the future of SpaceX and its nail-biting past, Musk delivered his talk to more than 100 people from the company's fast-developing launch site in Boca Chica, southeast Texas.
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It's horrifying — a fact that seems to have escaped gun-toting Dad and former NFL player Jay Feely when he tweeted out a picture of himself standing between his daughter and her prom date, pistol in hand.
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It's why the other day I found myself in a long grocery store line, standing between two people whose baskets were filled with cans and cleaning supplies, whereas mine had a few Cadbury Cream Eggs rolling around.
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In statehouses and city halls across the country, the only thing standing between an oligarchy and a true republic is often a local newspaper reporter working on an ancient laptop to shore up the bulwark of truth.
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She was on one end, with another contestant standing between her and Holzhauer, a professional gambler from Las Vegas who was running out of personal facts to share with Trebek during the episode's round of small talk.
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Meanwhile, Democrats say the attack on the DOJ is politically motivated, and an attempt to discredit the Russia investigation and give Trump a pretext to get rid of Rosenstein — the one person standing between Trump and Mueller.
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Clinton marched across the South Lawn together with Bill, their daughter, Chelsea, standing between them, holding both of her parents' hands, as they headed for Marine One to embark on their annual summer vacation on Martha's Vineyard.
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A smiling and shaggy-haired Connor McDavid, six weeks removed from his 16th birthday, posing for a photo while standing between the Pittsburgh Penguins star Sidney Crosby and the team owner and Hall of Famer Mario Lemieux.
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Standing between the prep table and a poster of "the violet artichoke of Sant'Erasmo," Ms. Di Porto and Claudio Nardocci, the president of an association promoting local Italian foods, deftly peeled artichokes over a black garbage bag.
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"We have to start on a very sober note," Elizabeth Warren began Tuesday night, unusually late and standing between two risers, filled mostly with young women holding glitter-trimmed cutouts that read "PEOPLE" (left) and "FIRST" (right).
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Then, as the opening bars of Queen's "We Will Rock You," blasted from Mr. Lee's speaker, the Gravediggers' battlebot smashed one built by the Warriors, the last team standing between them and the top of the hill.
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But it is ever so clear that the threat is urgent and real and that the only thing standing between a nuclear strike and us is a set of short fingers that constantly type out Twitter insults.
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I want there to be no corporation standing between me and the person who's buying my wheat so I can engage in an open negotiation in a competitive environment against other farmers for the favor of these buyers.
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The only thing standing between me and full relaxation is my cat, who – during every bath – thinks I'm in danger and stands on the edge of the tub, alternating between pleading eye contact and hissing at the water.
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Continuing their long-running tradition of trolling each other on social media, Ryan Reynolds left a hilarious comment underneath an image his wife posted on Friday that showed her standing between the spread legs of a naked man.
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He will be standing between two different worlds: Mexico, besieged by corruption and violence, and the United States, whose drug consumption helps fuel Mexico's violence while its politicians intensely debate how to handle a wave of undocumented immigrants.
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In the hours before work, she might write letters to LGBTQ associations across the state ("carpet-bombing," as she calls it) for help weaving through the bureaucracy standing between her fellow inmates and diagnoses or legal name changes.
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When we finally approached Jesus, standing between Adam and Eve, me and the fish went down to the depths of the river, and the only choice was to continue forward into the mad garden with its terrifying delights.
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The squid falls send the message that there's danger looming, that the government and military could be the only things standing between the average citizen and another attack — which is, essentially, Ozymandias's end goal in the graphic novel.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg having bowed out ahead of Super Tuesday, Bloomberg was the lone remaining candidate standing between Biden and locking up the centrist lane of the Democratic Party.
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The central concern for the SEC is that Musk made it seem like he already had the money lined up and the price confirmed, with a shareholder vote being the only thing standing between him and privatizing Tesla.
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He or she purports to be standing between us and the calamities that our ignorant and unstable president could unleash, while complaining, in the very same op-ed, that the media doesn't give the White House enough credit.
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The Buckeyes still have another top-25 showdown standing between them and 2020, as they'll take on the No. 22 West Virginia Mountaineers in Cleveland Sunday afternoon before opening Big Ten play three days into the New Year.
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The closest Brower could come was the image of Chelsea Clinton standing between Hillary and Bill Clinton and holding hands with her parents on the South Lawn in 1998, days after Bill confessed to having an affair with Lewinsky.
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His second visit, months later ("I was too mad to go see him because the only thing standing between me and him was a metal table"), was much more charged — a confrontation, a confession and some kind of equilibrium.
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In the end, the smart girls decide that they can have fun, too, an outcome only made possible because there's suspiciously little gatekeeping standing between Molly, Amy, and the social life they weren't able to admit that they wanted.
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Trump and Putin joined other heads of state to exchange pleasantries while posing next to each other for the summit's "family photo" Friday, with Trump standing between Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
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The candidates who rose to the top of my list also took the time to connect with me, to make it clear they saw me as a person, and not just an obstacle standing between them and the position.
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This is a key reason the party remains popular with so many ordinary Hungarians: It has created a sense of perpetual crisis, warning Hungarians that Viktor Orbán is the only person standing between them and a hostile Muslim invasion.
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Engaging in your favourite hobbies is only going to keep you going for so long before you'll inevitably turn to the TV. This glorious box of ready-made entertainment is all that's standing between you and months of boredom.
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At the start of The Bold Type, Jane wants nothing more than to graduate from assistant to writer, and apparently the only thing standing between her and this job was that she had literally never had an idea before.
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"We are screaming right now about pharmaceutical costs ... and that is just 10 percent" of total U.S. healthcare spending, Gawande said, noting how patients faced with a $200 drug co-pay see that as standing between them and their health.
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It's based on the promising but potentially incendiary idea that the thing that the military needs most—the thing standing between a savvy, 21st-century national defense and its asymmetrically empowered foes—is an infusion of ideas from the outside.
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The latest numbers: Macron: 23.7%, Le Pen: 21.9%, Fillon: 19.7%, Melanchon: 19.2% Macron is not affiliated with any political party, and he is now the only candidate standing between Le Pen's populist anti-Europe, anti-immigration platform and the presidency.
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The outside security wall has been breached, and the only thing that's standing between the mundanity of a modern office and dozens of armed men intent on killing anyone in their path is bulletproof glass and a few locked doors.
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In 1994 Ms. Sheldrick was seriously injured when a wild female elephant, with a flick of her trunk, knocked her into a pile of boulders, shattering her leg; she had made the mistake of standing between the animal and its calves.
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The new cover features Thor standing between Hela, the Goddess of Death (Cate Blanchett) and Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson), and while my attention immediately went to the badass ladies bookending the superhero, it soon fell upon Thor's once-long head of hair.
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"When we compare to other cities, it was really a monumental and impressive masterpiece already at that time, and still," archaeologist Femke Martens told Reuters, while standing between two unearthed pillars of what was a bridge to the Red Gate.
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Yet again, President Donald J. Trump has been proven right and the only people standing between a better healthcare system and a collapsed system the are liberal obstructionist leaders, Pelosi and Schumer, who are leading their party into a political abyss.
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It's how we get Education Secretary Betsy DeVos praising historically black colleges and universities as a paradigmatic example of free choice — as if all that was standing between a young black boy and Harvard in 1867 was his personal inclination.
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In the mid-2000s, Cosby publicly underwent a transformation from the Heathcliff Huxtable character known and loved in the 1980s and '90s into a tough-talking figure who saw himself as the only voice standing between black America and complete ruin.
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The fate of Mr. Mattis is important because he is widely viewed — by foreign allies and adversaries but also by the traditional national security establishment in the United States — as the cabinet official standing between a mercurial president and global tumult.
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Standing between him and that jackpot is a stipulation in the late earl's will that he be found "fit and proper" by his newfound aunt, the Duchess of Dene (Harriet Harris), and her longtime admirer, Sir John Tremayne (Chuck Cooper).
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The only child of a New York City firefighter turned lawyer, she lived her final years cloistered in what had been her family's summer home in the Rockaways, with only a few houses standing between her and the Atlantic Ocean.
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"If Sanders soars through the first four primaries…Mike may end up as the only thing standing between Bernie and the nomination," Bradley Tusk, who managed Bloomberg's 2009 mayoral campaign and is advising the presidential run, told the Atlantic magazine last week.
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Now they are mushy, dingy, gray and sometimes cold," he wrote, adding that the servers, once "charmingly brusque, now give the strong impression that these endless demands for food and drink are all that's standing between them and a hard-earned nap.
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One of the only obstacles standing between construction workers and building the rest of a fracked gas pipeline in West Virginia earlier this week was a rusty, 23.6 Ford Pinto with a 22011-year-old teacher and grandmother of five chained inside.
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One of the only obstacles standing between construction workers and building the rest of a fracked gas pipeline in West Virginia earlier this week was a rusty, 1971 Ford Pinto with a 64-year-old teacher and grandmother of five chained inside.
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So women talked about how they were the sole support for their kids as a single parent, or how they were supporting family members with disabilities, and why they felt they were the ones who are standing between their families and financial disaster.
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Following neatly in the footsteps of Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour Party leader, who offered just tepid support for the Remain campaign, Mr. Sanders fails again to put his full weight behind the one person standing between us and a Trump presidency: Hillary Clinton.
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With a weak but stable political standing -- between 40% and 45% approve of the job he's doing in most polls -- the President clearly understands that he needs to engineer a series of base-pleasing fights this year to keep his political foundation intact.
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It was left for the people of Charlottesville to take care of each other—people like elder-care worker Corey Long, featured in an instantly iconic photo standing between an elderly man and an armed man brandishing a Confederate flag as a weapon.
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The in-store setup that will be featured at 250 locations includes three photos of Mr. Richie: a head shot over each of the display beds and — the pièce de résistance — a life-size cardboard cutout of Mr. Richie standing between the two.
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That means that, when it comes to the biggest crisis of our time, the only thing standing between the will of the Democratic voters and a prime-time debate on climate change are the 222 DNC members that voted against a climate debate.
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"It's in the middle of the night, it's snowing and I'm standing between cars in the dark and toss the package of stories to him and hope somehow he teletypes the copy and it all gets in the newspapers," Mr. Anderson recalled.
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Near the movie's end, as the group slashes through the jungle to find a member who's gone AWOL, there's a shot of some of the armed teens standing between the corpses of the adults they've just slain and their living, terrified children.
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"Having a police officer standing between reporters and the Senate chamber we've had unfettered access to for more than 200 years is extremely frustrating," Sarah D. Wire, a Los Angeles Times reporter, said on Tuesday, echoing frustrations voiced throughout the Capitol press corps.
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But if you have three kids, and they're no longer toddlers, and they make seemingly deliberate attempts to walk in on you when you're about to get into bed, that stupid dickflap button is the only thing standing between them and Oedipal trauma.
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Donald Trump has gotten millions of voters to believe that he's the only thing standing between them and an American apocalypse; that if he loses, it will portend, on some level, the end of the country as they know and love it.
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New England and 41-year-old quarterback Tom Brady will be going to their third consecutive Super Bowl after they beat the Kansas City Chiefs 37-31 in overtime on Sunday, with the Los Angeles Rams standing between the Patriots and a sixth NFL title.
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But May told her cabinet that more time was needed to clear the final hurdle standing between her and a deal on the terms of Britain's withdrawal: the plan to ensure no hard border emerges between Northern Ireland and EU member Ireland after Brexit.
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It's more important now than ever that city officials take the lead when it comes to rejecting Mr. Trump's actions and address the factors standing between their own residents and the American dream — factors that existed within their borders, long before the last election.
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President Trump's hyperactive first days in office, along with the evidence that the two Republican-controlled houses of Congress will do the president's bidding with few questions asked, leaves the judiciary as the only branch of government standing between the new administration and constitutional chaos.
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El Shorbagy said that losses to Gawad, a friend and rival since childhood, had inspired a newfound dedication, but he knows that the Baby-Faced Assassin, as Gawad is now reverently known, is hardly the only player standing between him and a third ToC trophy.
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With just a home game against the Lipscomb Bisons standing between them and the New Year, the Tigers are primed to head into SEC play with a perfect record and a chance to sit atop a league that presently features just one other ranked opponent.
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John Kelly is about to be on President Donald Trump's bad side again, after an NBC News report that suggested the chief of staff thinks his boss is an "idiot" and that Kelly sees himself as the person standing between Trump and the destruction of the country.
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"When you are finally in space and you're finally looking back at Earth and you realize for the first time in your life there's nothing standing between you and your dream, it's just so hard to describe the profound impact of that," McClain told NPR in February.
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Proving Montreal was no fluke, Shapovalov claimed another major scalp on Wednesday taking down eighth-seeded Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and will need to produce yet another upset with 12th-seeded Spaniard Pablo Carreno Busta now standing between him and a spot in the quarter-finals.
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Going into what could be a decisive Game 5 on Monday, Iguodala will probably come off the bench, but with the game on the line he will surely be fearlessly standing between James and the hoop, a duty few have succeeded at to such a high degree.
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The Flyers, who also have three other teams standing between themselves and the Bruins, are on a three-game winning streak during which they outscored their opponents 14-7 and captured four in a row at home - including Thursday's 33-3 triumph over the New York Islanders.
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" New Year's Eve is always such a stress to organize, so we thought we'd just get away from it all," they will tell you as if the only thing standing between you and a trip to Bali was the fact you hadn't thought of it yet.
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"I'm on good terms with all the family, but I'm closest with Kris, Kim, Kylie and Kendall," said Ms. Hutchins, who recently posted a picture of herself to her 100,000 Instagram followers from a family dinner for Ms. Jenner's birthday, standing between Kim and Kourtney Kardashian.
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At this point, given the layers of quotation and allusion, it seems silly to treat David's image as if it were, as Percy might have had it, some flimsy representation standing between himself and an unmediated world, or a private snow-globe reminder of that stretch of Interstate.
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A global perspective tells us that at a national scale, apprenticeships are sold and not bought, which requires the involvement of intermediaries that establish, manage, and deliver apprenticeship programs on behalf of employers, standing between the employer, the apprentice and the government and "hiding the wiring" for all.
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On the other hand, the ongoing American Dream narrative, which used everyone from David Madson to Lee Miglin to Gianni Versace to imply that we live in a meritocracy and the only thing standing between Andrew and success was his allergy towards work, was the season's weakest note.
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If we can be allies with Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, we can put up with Kim Jong Un. It is unfortunate, but Kim is the only thing standing between stability and real danger on the peninsula (and the unraveling of the U.S. position in Asia).
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"You could see the train tracks below," Ms. Reid said, standing between boxes of organic soap in the back of her store, Thyme Natural Market, and on the spot where workmen had laid a plywood patch over the one-square-foot hole after it appeared a few years ago.
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Steelers use defense to clinch postseason bye HOUSTON — With two hapless opponents standing between them and a push toward a coveted seventh Super Bowl title, the greatest challenge facing the Steelers during this stretch run is mustering the intensity against inferior opposition to perform like a title contender.
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I'm going to ride these waves of hopefulness for an amicable resolution for as far as they'll take me, but once we've reached "fuck you, pay me," I'll be ready to direct my itch and energy for scraps with white supremacists to whatever entity is standing between me and what's mine.
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Then in a follow-up post on July 20143, he described himself as "the last samurai" standing between the Muppets and a loss of their core values: I believe characters like Kermit need to remain built on the sturdy foundation of their past in order to be progressive going forward.
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Moving from left to right in the long hall of the library's west wing, the first one depicts indigenous craftspeople; the second, Hispanic laborers; the third, white scientists and a baby; and the fourth shows a white man standing between a Hispano and a Native man, with a pristine, uniform landscape behind them.
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If you're in your 30s and have been trying for a year or more without success, or you&aposre in your 40s and have passed the six-month point, here are some common culprits that may be standing between you and mamahood: Endometriosis Menstrual cramps in themselves won't impede your chances of conceiving.
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Sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier of Morton County, who has led the law enforcement response, said at a news conference that he had received reports of weapons and gunshots around the demonstration, and that protesters were getting ready to throw pipe bombs at a line of officers standing between a rally and the construction site.
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It's hard to offer too much credit to those conservatives coming forward now, when she is the only thing standing between the country and an authoritarian takeover, to admit the blindingly obvious truth: that Clinton is a normal, competent politician, while Trump is a tremendous threat to U.S. democracy and global security.
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In the small town of Campo de Criptana, 90 miles southeast of Madrid, carnival participants watched as the memory of 6 million Jews murdered by the Nazis during the Holocaust were mocked by gun-toting Nazi soldiers, followed by a singer on a float standing between two smokestacks of a death camp.
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" Apparently she did not change enough people's minds during the campaign, when she said on MSNBC that Hillary Clinton was "the one and only thing standing between the United States and the existential threat of a Donald Trump presidency" and that "you don't have to like Hillary Clinton to vote for Hillary Clinton.
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In addition to reminding her of that day, the court summons had the effect of putting her children on edge; there had already been more than one shooting in their neighborhood that summer, and it was never good to be the only person standing between an accused killer and a possible life sentence.
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I looked ahead to the row of police officers standing between me and the tear gas, which obscured the off-ramp of the bridge — and then back toward the other end of the bridge, where a crowd of protesters had gathered, chanting in Arabic and trying to rub the gas out of their streaming eyes.
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It's not a coincidence that the turning point of the movie — which, not for nothing, is one Jenkins had to fight to keep in— comes when Diana defies a man's order to stay in a trench to strut out into the treacherous "no man's land" standing between them and a village of endangered innocents.
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The conservative Republican is spending the final days of her campaign warning voters about a caravan of asylum-seeking Central American migrants headed for the US and about a cavalcade of Trump-hating liberals eager to take over Washington, DC. The way Blackburn frames it, the only thing standing between her party and political catastrophe is this race.
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Something is standing between humans and a glorious collective act of self-immolation, and while it is unclear what that thing is—some latent decency or dumb luck, basic democratic norms or the fact that we are generally more lazy than we are actively cruel—it is obvious that it is both thin and working extremely hard.
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Standing between his rivals At least some of the criticism awaiting Biden on the debate stage is already clear: In recent days, Booker has repeatedly attacked Biden over his role in the passage of the 1994 crime bill, while, in the first debate, Harris eviscerated Biden over his opposition to federally mandated busing to desegregate schools.
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Or would you rather send a message that if a major party nominates a fascist to be president of the United States—someone whose very character threatens national and global stability—the overwhelming majority of the country will flock to the candidate standing between him and the White House, and he will be left with the deplorables.
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"No parent is going to say 'No' to a product that positions itself as standing between your child and death," Alexis Dubief, the author of Precious Little Sleep, a blog that deals with all things baby sleep-related that had kept me entertained and informed during Ella's newborn phase, told me one morning when I reached her by phone.
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You need a caffeine hit to power through the rest of the day, but also booze because hey, there are just a few short hours and a couple of unfinished slideshow presentations standing between you and that ~Friday feeling~ What you need is a Tommy's cold toddy: part iced coffee, part hard liquor—well, Bailey's Irish Cream.
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MIAMI — Standing between the American and Cuban flags and surrounded by faded black-and-white photos of anti-Communist combatants, Ron DeSantis did on Monday what many a Florida politician has done before: pay homage to the Cuban exiles who have remained faithful to the Republican Party for generations, the rare Latinos who vote reliably conservative.
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"To those who subscribe to Trump's extreme view, Chevron is the only thing standing between them and what the president's chief strategist, Steve Bannon, called 'deconstruction of the administrative state,' which is shorthand for gutting any environmental or consumer protection measure that gets in the way of corporate profit margins," Franken said in his opening remarks.
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Their message of easy, breezy farm life is seductive, communicated in rustic serving platters and cozy blankets — by the end of my trip, the only thing standing between me and a set of bottle-brush Christmas trees in muted earth tones was a line for the check-out that looked to be about 20 people deep.
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"It looks like getting the refund will no longer be the issue, now it's the lack of support you will get if you try to call — and it will be significant this year," said Tim Steffen, CPA and director of advanced planning at Robert W. Baird & Co. Here's what may be standing between you and your refund if the shutdown continues.
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On the title track, Davidson finds that with nothing standing between her and the open land of Catalina, Arizona, the possibility for a connection emerges: Cold tonight, and I'm alone in Catalina, Overwhelmed with the sound of a mountain rock Rockabye, coyote Rockabye, jackrabbit Rockabye, myself Even Mountain Rock's lightest numbers resemble rebellion, with adventurous melodies standing in for real live growth.
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"When we've said to ourselves on the Armed Services Committee or in the Senate that we were deeply disturbed and worried about a petulant and unpredictable administration, we could reassure ourselves and the nation that there was a strong and stable expert, a patriot, in the position of standing between the President and the use of military force," Blumenthal said.
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The fact remains that while Mr. Graham's friendship and Trump-whispering may well be the only thing standing between America's high-tailing it out of Kabul and staying put, it isn't indicative of a fundamental alignment — or a fundamental realignment — of foreign-policy views between the commander in chief and a guy from the John Bolton wing of the party.
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At the same time, Teixeira and Halpin write, Trump has tried to reach out, even if just slightly, to more conservative-leaning African-American, Hispanic, and Asian voters while also trying to reassure more traditional white college-educated Republicans that he is the only thing standing between them and the coming onslaught of what Republicans label the 'socialist' policies of Democrats.
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While the onslaught of award show season has finally come to an end, and the fashion industry's biggest event of the year the Met Gala has come and gone with all of its avant garde creations, there's still one final momentous red carpet event standing between every celebrity, model, and It Girl until they can officially go on a much deserved vacation, and that's Cannes.
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What Amy Sherman-Palladino wanted to do—and has done throughout her entire television career, first with Gilmore Girls and then with Bunheads—is tell the story of a woman who slices through difficult plotlines like butter simply because she outwits others, as if the only thing standing between a girl and her dream is the right one-liner, and not, say, systemic discrimination.
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First, explain to your boyfriend every lesson this last year has taught you: that there's no happiness in being a scapegoat, or getting treated like a disease, or standing between mother and son, or confusing a little kid, or being loved less than 100 percent, or knowing that the reason for all of these is (if I take your implied word for it) based on a misunderstanding.
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As we have seen during the first two years of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, Republicans in Congress misplace their fiscal discipline when they hold control of both chambers and have no excuses standing between themselves and the debt crisis.
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With a Weapon and a Grin, a new book by Stephan Likosky, traces the iconography used to infantilize African soldiers who fought in the French army during World War I. Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The image of a smiling woman from Antilles, standing between two bushels of bananas, was the first image used in 1912 to advertise Banania, a banana-flavored chocolate drink most widely distributed in France.
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The belief that all people are created in God's image is the one thing standing between us and the nihilism of white nationalist, Randian, and Koch brothers wings of the Republican Party that would strip millions of Americans of health care, rip families apart through deportation, deny entry to refugees and the needy, gut the safety net while giving a tax break to billionaires, and reinstate voting restrictions.
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The evidence, however, suggests something rather different and darker — that as the balance of power shifts away from party establishments and toward the mass public, we will get government driven by the whims of the inattentive and uninformed, and there won't be much beyond dumb luck standing between the republic and a telegenic demagogue who happens to secure the backing of the minority of people who bother to vote in primary elections.
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Read more: Protester is called Hong Kong's 'tank man' for standing between crowd and police aiming guns"I have no doubt that the continuation of Sisi's absolute rule will lead to disaster, and that Egypt's interest requires his departure today before tomorrow, but he will only leave with public pressure from the street," he wrote WednesdayOpposition leader Khaled Dawoud and academic Hazem Hosny have also been arrested, Al-Jazeera reported, as have journalists and foreign nationals, according to Human Rights Watch.
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The many names of those standing on banana peels waiting for a shove include the badgered architect of our renewed war on marijuana and voting rights, Attorney General Jefferson Beauregard Sessions, and his deputy, Rod J. Rosenstein, both still standing between Trump and his nemesis, the Special Counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE.
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At first glance, they have little to nothing in common: One is a horror movie starring Sandra Bullock as a mother fighting to save her children in a post-apocalyptic world where blindfolds and chirpy birds are the only things standing between them and death by suicide-inducing creatures; the other is Blake Lively and Anna Kendrick's noir femme fatale thriller with a twist; the third is a World War II drama with a surprising love story between a biracial German girl and a young Nazi.
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If we include the image used in "Regrets," which is to say a man on a bed, and reduce it to its constituent parts, a man and a bed, it shares something with "Flag" (1954-55), which was inspired by a dream (dreamt by a man, the artist, lying in a bed), as well as with the paintings collectively titled Between the Clock and the Bed, which were partly inspired by a late self-portrait by Edvard Munch, who depicted himself standing between a grandfather clock and a bed.
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Here is what winning looks like: But then also—suddenly, without warning—the mood turns, and now the brunette girl has gone full rage, and now she's not winning anymore: And now like a thousand people are standing between them both, doing that thing people do when they try to keep a door open on a windy day with their hands full, which is plant one leg firmly on the floor and then sort of twist their butt in the direction of the aggressive force in an attempt to override it, which is what people do when they're trying to break up a fight.
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He needs two years of preaching that he's the only thing standing between survival and one-party control by the weak-kneed, ICE-melting, big-spending, crime-coddling cadre of socialists led by Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE, Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 85033 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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