Dividing my time between two offices means two snack stashes.
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We are not keeping stashes of money under our bed.
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The simple strap is easy to release and stashes inside nicely.
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He'd been ordered to question Filipino insurgents about secret weapon stashes.
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Stashes of confetti stayed high overhead, awaiting the next home victory.
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One official stashes wads of ill-gotten cash in his fridge.
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The "preppers" had a variety of reasons for their doomsday stashes.
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Tech giants like Apple kept huge stashes of cash abroad, analysts said.
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In most cases, these foreign profit stashes are merely an accounting fiction.
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The stashes were ubiquitous, and everyone, it seemed, was a treasure hunter.
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But it would help if kleptocrats were less able to hide their stashes.
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They go around the house collecting her housewife-y secret stashes of Ambien.
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And later, her family finds Roseanne's small stashes of medication around the house.
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Others were sick of munching their stashes of white bread and other cheap staples.
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Bacot is down to the dregs of his cotton ball and surgical tape stashes.
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There may be whole email stashes that could damage one party or another party.
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He also has a strange habit of throwing out drug dealers' stashes, inviting violence.
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Three of those times she left with small stashes of opioids — Vicodin, Percocet, oxycodone.
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Howard kept his sugar stashes all over his home, in his car and at work.
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LEAVING vacuum-sealed bags, digital scales and stashes of marijuana lying around was a mistake.
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She stashes suitcases and other items that aren't needed regularly on top of high cupboards.
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Serious collectors even modify their homes with barns or pimped garages to accommodate their insane stashes.
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Though it varies each month, she typically stashes around $2,000 in a Capital One 360 account.
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Giant stashes of data are valuable assets to corporations in industries from fossil fuels to finance.
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Some of the largest stashes of money in the world are held by sovereign wealth funds.
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This is certainly not the first time drug smugglers have gotten creative about how to hide their stashes.
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On the verge of tears, Zak stashes the pills in his glove compartment and gets out of the car.
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Ribbon also partners with real estate agents, who are also losing deals to investors with large stashes of cash.
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We face a similar problem today: High inequality has generated huge stashes of capital looking for profitable investment opportunities.
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Our parents had the fake identities, close calls with federal agents, and secret stashes of cash in bank vaults.
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Shares of Apple, whis has one of the largest stashes of cash outside the U.S., traded 2.5 percent lower Wednesday.
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The Republican tax overhaul provided a major opportunity and big obligation for companies to reduce or eliminate foreign cash stashes.
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Mr. Berg-Andersson begins by getting a few coffees from Dunkin' Donuts, which he stashes in the refrigerator for later.
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The mother has fallen in love with the smell of Play-Doh and stashes open cans all over the house.
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For decades, the federal government has stockpiled massive stashes of medication, antidotes and vaccines in secure locations throughout the country.
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He still lives off $60,000 a year and stashes the rest of his money in investments and retirement savings accounts.
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Not only are prices per item cheaper, but having stashes of frozen food makes preparing meals at home a lot easier.
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Groups backing both parties have used their cash stashes to press an advantage or control damage in the midterms' final days.
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One 19th-century trick book stashes a snake that emerges open-mouthed from its wooden lair if you tug a string.
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Retail customers are more resistant to charges, because small stashes can easily be stored in a mattress or a home safe.
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Afterwards the same amount is returned, but made up of bits of other people's stashes, making transactions even harder to track.
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When Boyle betrays Jake (gasp), he handcuffs him to a filing cabinet and stashes the belt — sorry, cummerbund — under a server.
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Hill will be just 214 next year, and if a team stashes him, he could make a difference down the stretch.
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The memo also said the government had a vast array of physical evidence, including seized drug stashes and electronic surveillance recordings.
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By having lots of little stashes all over the place, the squirrels ensure that at least some of them will remain safe.
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Her taxation plans, which focus on higher earners, corporations and their overseas cash stashes and Wall Street risk-taking, mostly sound familiar.
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Facebook Stashes All Its Games In One AppOne of the biggest problems with social games on Facebook is finding the damn things.
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Step 1: the rounding up of all the pills in my possession, including those secret stashes hidden away in drawers and closets.
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Three men were arrested in Athens after raids on their apartments turned up stashes of antiquities collectively worth €1 million ($1.1 million).
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I know this because my city has done, in Newark, a raid of gun stashes and gun storages where we find armaments.
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Because of his love of forests and parks, he used those to bury his drug stashes at night when it was quiet.
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Gangs that have built up political connections and stashes of weapons can move easily into new rackets such as kidnapping or extortion.
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A tight deadline makes it hard for holders of large stashes of notes to swap or deposit them without alerting the tax authorities.
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Two weeks ago, police arrested 14 suspected smugglers and confiscated drugs and boats allegedly used to run stashes across the Strait of Gibraltar.
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Leaky takeout containers have colonized the kitchen, and Mr. Lau often stashes McDonald's breakfast burritos in the refrigerator to fuel marathon coding sessions.
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The Dodgers challenged fans to show off their bobblehead collections, which yielded some dude who keeps bobbleheads the way Batman stashes his batsuit.
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Tori Spelling, Jessica Simpson, and Kim Kardashian recently revealed that they let their kids — from toddlers to pre-tweens — play in their makeup stashes.
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Saudi Arabia has about $587 billion in foreign reserves and central banks often put about two-thirds of their stashes in dollars, Bloomberg said.
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Senior military officials told BuzzFeed News that stashes of tramadol recovered from Islamist militants like Boko Haram often outnumber bullets found in their hideouts.
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Since the coronavirus pandemic began, businesses from Ford to Facebook have offered up their services, money, and face mask stashes to try to help.
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While the items may have little value in the real world, they're given social capital when compared with the stashes of friends and strangers.
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Soon after Golunov's arrest, the Ministry of Internal Affairs posted pictures showing several large drug stashes, which it claimed were all taken in Golunov's apartment.
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From these tweets, we found that although nearly all of us have these secret snack stashes, the treats we chose to keep well-stocked vary.
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Currently, there is some $2 trillion in corporate profits in offshore tax-deferred accounts; besides Apple, Microsoft, Google, Cisco and Oracle also have large stashes.
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And then there is the oversize sack strapped to the rear of his cycle, where he stashes a pair of beige-colored carbon fiber legs.
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The artifacts discovered at the site include stashes of period jewelery that were hidden in deposits, like gilded brooches, glass beads, rings and silver pendants.
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A few, Mr. Clement knew, had already been approached by laboratories at Stanford and Boston University, which were collecting their own stashes of supercentenarian DNA.
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And while it's OK to keep some of his money across high-yield savings accounts, it shouldn't be the only place he stashes his cash.
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It's been two decades since California introduced medical marijuana, and about as long since police officers stopped arresting people for possession of small personal stashes.
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Nicole Cesare of Philadelphia stashes hers in a "go bag" along with pens, a notebook and snacks in case she needs to rush to a protest.
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AI patrols don't seem to get much more aggressive, nor do its guards or agents show much interesting in actually guarding and destroying their loot stashes.
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So Barry just runs and he flies and he flies some more, delivering coke and accumulating suitcases of cash that he buries and stashes in closets.
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In the northern border state of Tamaulipas, for example, the army reported Wednesday that soldiers found several stashes of stolen fuel, drugs and weapons this week.
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Cheryl Dumont, from a Mendocino County cannabis co-operative, says that of about 20 stashes buried by members or neighbours, only one was deep enough to survive.
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With Tokyo bracing for the arrival of millions of tourists for the Olympic Games next year, the organisers have warned them to leave their stashes at home.
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More recent was a government crackdown on corruption that turned up huge stashes of the wine, worth tens of thousands of dollars, in the hands of local officials.
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Many Zimbabweans keep stashes of U.S. dollars at home, or resort to buying hard currency on the black market when they want to travel or pay for imports.
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After speaking to Meehan's family, Sells searched her Ohio home and found stashes of prescription drugs like fentanyl, which John had stolen from his job at the hospital.
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The German shepherd has already followed her nose toward a record number of drug detections, finding illicit stashes hidden in suitcases, boats and even large shipments of fruit.
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Some gangs have arranged for young runners to be "mugged" of drug stashes so they can become indebted to – and, therefore, totally under the control of – their paymasters.
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Or maybe you purchased appropriately for the holiday and gave everything away -- only to wake up to epic stashes of confections brought home by overachieving trick-or-treaters.
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JamiQuan Saenz, a 41-year-old social worker in Sacramento who cleans homes and cooks meals for clients in gigs found through TaskRabbit, regularly stashes money for taxes.
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Finding the bones online was easy, but to assemble a stash of 13,000 bones, Gadlin told me over email, he had to deplete the stashes of several sellers.
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You may be forced to scale massive bureaucracies, combat insane copyright laws, sneak into secret data stashes, hack into medical devices — or perhaps even locate a working fax machine.
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Hothi and other short-sellers have also photographed parking lots where Tesla stashes inventory, which they see as an indicator of demand (or lack thereof) for the company's cars.
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Oppenheim's company recently showed off research in which thousands of trackers hidden in apps regularly took stashes of data from iPhones while users weren't even interacting with the apps.
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Whenever my wife goes out alone, I make sure she stashes her nuclear missile—a cute little ten-kiloton surface-to-air number she calls Sammie—in her purse.
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Over the protests of his wife, Terrisa, Mr. Hutchings now stashes an unloaded shotgun in the bedroom closet and a handgun in the kitchen cabinets, tucked beside the glassware.
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A true romantic, she writes letters to every boy she's ever had feelings for and stashes them away in a teal hatbox given to her by her late mother.
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Some of the millions he made were hidden in stashes, one of which sat underneath a bed that could be raised off the floor on a hydraulic-powered lift.
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If they follow a trail of footprints in the snow to places people don't normally go, seekers know the tracks could well lead to a bounty of hidden stashes.
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With multiple stashes of retirement money, investors would have to tally up positions across all those accounts and then adjust each for an optimal allocation to stocks, bonds, etc.
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Some people will turn in their black money and pay a penalty; others will destroy part of their illegal stashes in order not to draw attention to their businesses.
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Bad Gal RiRi debuted her latest Stunna lip paint shades during New York Fashion Week in September, months before we mere mortals clamored to add the product to our stashes.
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As you forge through new areas and fight bigger enemies you'll build up larger and larger stashes of souls, the loss of which hurts a little more with every death.
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That means many retirees face a jigsaw puzzle of payments, requiring them to piece together an income from their workplace retirement stashes and individual retirement accounts to supplement Social Security.
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Across the country, people posted videos on social media of scenes that purported to show electoral irregularities, including stashes of ballots and other election materials found in residences and vehicles.
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Under the new economy, Mr. Maduro's supporters among the Venezuelan elite are living handsomely on business deals and stashes of hard currency, which American sanctions prevented them from spending abroad.
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Stashes of nitrile gloves, emergency whistles, and ziploc bags of sterile bandages are no match for the beaten infrastructure of a metropolitan area with a population of over two million.
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About a century earlier, Bloom stashes away a "smutty photo" of a nun in "Ulysses," a tame book by today's standards that was itself banned at first in America for obscenity.
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MUMBAI, India — Indians' ingenuity is being mightily tested as they rush to save their "black money," stashes of hundreds of thousands, even millions, of rupees they have accumulated without paying taxes.
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TMZ got footage of a remote location just east of L.A. where the online retailing giant stashes hundreds of delivery vans ... literally at the ready in a hillside dirt parking lot.
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These expenses can sap the account if a saver merely stashes the HSA in the provider's checking account and uses it concurrently for medical expenses, instead of allowing it to accumulate.
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And in case you've really got to keep your Cheeto-eating on the DL, there's a fuzzy "Sound-Muffling Muffler" that stashes bags of Cheetos so nobody can hear the plastic ruffling.
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He'd eat them before lunch, after lunch, before dinner, after dinner, and like any junkie, he had stashes all over—in his kitchen, his bedroom, his car, a fix always within reach.
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A New York Times reporter who visited Ghazni in May found residents complaining that many Taliban insurgents were already inside the city, hiding stashes of weapons and even collecting taxes from residents.
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When she's in charge, she stashes important mail in a wicker basket for six months, lets your hair tangle into a sad nest, puts the kettle on and promptly leaves the house.
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A raid on the migration agency in 2014 turned up the Bitkovs' names, and a search of their house revealed stashes of cash and that Igor had documents corresponding to three separate identities.
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He was actually a revolutionary-minded vigilante inspired by the Black Panthers who was dedicated to driving the dope dealers from his neighborhood by ripping off their stashes and threatening them with violence.
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General Hooda added that the material may have been taken from stashes of explosives being used to blast a mountainside to broaden the highway to Jammu, the same road where the attack occurred.
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In 2013, then-National Revenue Minister Gail Shea earmarked $30 million to try and crack down on overseas cash stashes — half to target the quasi-legal tax avoidance, half to go after evasion.
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If Bethesda doesn't fix these bugs, players with infinite stashes carrying hundreds of missiles —a heavy ammo that takes up a lot of space—will control those resources as long as they're logged in.
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If the price disparity remains as is and Brazilian farmers still are unwilling to let go of their stashes, then U.S. soybean exports could be on the way up, trimming carryout in the process.
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But have you ever wondered exactly which products she lines up on her (we're assuming perfectly organized) vanity or stashes in that trendy little clutch she brings along with her to all the soirees?
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A former teacher turned blogger, Barr knows that her family probably has on hand much of what they need already - from last year's binders that are still good to stashes of pencil-top erasers.
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With that in mind, McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas recently installed more than a dozen "marijuana amnesty drop boxes" around the airport, which allow passengers to ditch their stashes before going through security.
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And some of the hosts' personal interjections, like comparing art collections to their childhood stashes of stickers of the Garbage Pail Kids, in an interview with the ceramist Tommaso Corvi-Mora, can feel intrusive.
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While Razanadrakoto changes the part, his coworker stashes the waste bag from underneath the toilet into a white bin on his pushcart and taps on the phone to update Loowatt's online monitoring system: bag removed.
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Department inspection reports described women inside the spas living in tight quarters cluttered with essentials, including rolling bath carts stuffed with toiletries, shelves lined with coffee mugs and cooking pots and stashes of assorted snacks.
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His company stashes about 250,000 towels in gold, which, he said, is a relatively popular color — far more common than the Kelly green of the Boston Celtics or the gray of the San Antonio Spurs.
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The Houthis said they had found stashes of gold and cash at Saleh's residence, which they had over-run and seized before his death on Monday, and confiscated it for the benefit of the state treasury.
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Scale not only cuts the unit cost of coverage; big investment banks are also splurging on information technology to carry out ever-fancier computational gymnastics with ever-bigger stashes of data, further sharpening their competitive edge.
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The notable example might just be in Vermont's Original Bag Balm, the iconic green aluminum tin that stashes a simple four-ingredient blend of petrolatum, lanolin, 8-hydroxyquinoline sulfate (an antiseptic and preservative), and paraffin wax.
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With the recent legalization of marijuana in some states, more pets have ended up in veterinary hospitals panting and in distress after digging into their owners' stashes or pilfering a pot-laced cookie from the counter.
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Second, the light platforming puzzles once limited to tower climbing are now spread across the game's incredible "prepper stashes," bite-sized challenges that let you explore the homes and bunkers of those caught up by the reaping.
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Still, many investors believe Trump and Congress can mess up many parts of tax reform as long as they get the part right about lowering the repatriation tax for companies with big stashes of foreign profits overseas.
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But this front page headline in the South London Press, once one of London's biggest newspapers, detailing how a squad of squirrels in Brixton were addicted to crack they had pilfered from dealers' stashes, was unfortunately untrue.
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At 523,965 acres spread over six peaks, with runs nearly split between intermediate (42 percent) and advanced (44 percent), Steamboat Ski Resort is an explorer's destination known for powder stashes in its glades (lift tickets from $115).
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Sweetflag divides its products among three stages of the smoking experience: before (candles, incense, stashes, flasks), during (some seriously pretty pipes) and after, (everything from eye masks and quilts to air purifiers and a copper head massager).
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They both tell me about regular trips at the wheel of BMW and Mercedes hire cars to south and east London to pick up stashes before buzzing around Southend to deliver bags out the window to waiting customers.
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A: I saw a lady take this piece of chicken out of her bra, where she stashes it for dog-treat purposes when she's in the ring Q: Lagotto Ramagnolo: What kind of name is that for a dog?
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After finding out she likely died of an overdose instead of a heart attack, her family discovers secret stashes of pills that suggest their matriarch's drug problem was deeper and went on for longer than any of them realized.
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ETA, which has killed more than 800 people over several decades and declared a permanent ceasefire six years ago, has been severely weakened in recent years after hundreds of its members were arrested and police seized several weapons stashes.
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Approximately 60% of the collection was donated, be it from peoples' personal stashes of Bat Mitzvah tees or from various Hillels; the rest were purchased by Grant, who constantly scoured eBay for new tees to add to the collection.
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Mr. Rosen also produces commercial soundtracks for the skin care company Olay out of his tiny home office in Harlem, where he stashes 52 instruments in a 9-foot-by-10-foot room that overlooks a quiet side street.
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Along with a neck gaiter, waterproof gloves and, of course, snacks — one Wirecutter staffer stashes mini Snickers bars in all his pockets — consider bringing along the following items to ensure your day is memorable in all the right ways.
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The group, which has killed more than 800 people over several decades and declared a permanent ceasefire six years ago, has been severely weakened in recent years after hundreds of its members were arrested and police seized several weapons stashes.
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But while her survival was genuinely surprising, the mechanics of this latest amazingly effective pyrotechnic overthrow (see also: Dany's big blaze) were less so, thanks to Tyrion reminding us all last week about the stashes of wildfire beneath parts of the capital city.
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At any given hour in Russia's cities and towns, there are dozens, if not hundreds, of suspicious-looking characters scurrying around parks and city centers burying stashes of drugs such as mephedrone, cocaine, MDMA and weed, ready to be picked up by buyers.
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The interior, while it's the same watermarked red nylon as the one above, is populated with tons of little pockets and useful stashes that helpfully all close independently, meaning there's no need to re-pack when you're going from one mode to the other.
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A WAMI camera's resolution isn't good enough to recognize people or read car license plates, but it allows the military to retrospectively look for evidence of insurgents planting an IED, and then use the recorded images to track them to their homes, hideouts, and stashes of explosives.
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Take the legendary "squirrels on crack" incident, where a gang of our fluffy-tailed friends were allegedly terrifying Brixton residents after nibbling on rocks they had stolen from dealers' stashes; or the Moldovan cat smuggling cannabis into prison; or even the chimp that took up smoking.
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Clay stashes Justin at his parent's house, while, unbeknownst to Clay, Justin brought with him a stash of black tar heroin and tin foil, which he smokes next to the window as the episode fades out to the typically dramatic pop music that pervades the show.
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In "Volver," Penélope Cruz's Raimunda is the moral center; she's the kind of woman who protects her teenage daughter, stashes her lecherous unemployed husband's corpse in the freezer of the restaurant next door, and then runs the restaurant, all while contending with her mother's flatulent ghost.
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Many spend whatever maternity leave they get pumping to build up stashes of frozen breast milk to leave with caregivers and, once back at work, schedule pumping breaks about once every three hours (calling them "breaks" is a misnomer, however, because many women continue to work while pumping).
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The plot is packed with film ephemera, some of it mesmerizing, some of it as unnecessary as the secondary plot, set in Edinburgh (what would mystery writers do without Edinburgh?), about a present-day serial killer who stashes his victims in the underground vaults of the Old City.
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Their stashes included sleeping bags good for conditions up to minus 40 Fahrenheit, portable solar panels, cross-country skis, hand-held satellite phones and modems, and a GPS tracker programmed with way points to lead them step by frozen step across the highest, driest and by far the coldest continent on earth.
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Attending every time until I was 21 (when I discovered that European festivals were warm and places like ATP had beds) I learned a fair amount that it feels important to share before hundreds of thousands of Brits pack away their pill stashes and roll mats for another train ride to the Somerset farmlands.
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Alex Proujansky, the associate director of social marketplace, product, and operations at Horizon Media, said the agency has started using other targeting methods for advertisers, like buying third-party audiences elsewhere and increasing lead-generation advertising to help advertisers build up their own stashes of first-party data that they can use for targeting.
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But our most favorite thing about the Roomba i7+ has got to be the fact that it cleans up after itself: Once docked, it automatically stashes all of the dirt, dust, and hair collected during a cleaning in its Clean Base, which can hold up to 60 days worth of grime at a time.
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The passing of Glenn Frey reminds us all too well of the kids we were in the '70s -- our blue jeans and black boots, our long hair and 'stashes and crushes on impossibly beautiful, unattainable girls, our nights spent cross-legged in front of turntables listening with great intent to the latest album of one of our heroes.
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Holt then lifts the server through some highly improbable mechanics — it's hard to explain, but it involves a stationary bike and his trained corgi — and steals it back, only to hit a dead end when Amy (Melissa Fumero) swaps his corgi out for a decoy corgi and stashes the prize in a safe under her desk.
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Other days, the nagging urge to binge would be there as soon as I woke up, and throughout the day I'd sneak away while my children were playing to scour my cupboards and desk drawers and linen closet where I hid my secret stashes of cookies or chocolate, finding breathless relief in sugar the way others do with whiskey or cigarettes or pills.
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Mechanically, that's most felt in the game's streamlined progression system, which trades out the crafting, upgrade trees, and a traditional XP system for a "challenge" based structure that rewards you with perk points whenever you complete certain tasks, like completing the aforementioned "stashes," racking up kills with a specific type of weapon, traveling a couple of kilometers in the wingsuit, or completing stages in the game's "Far Cry Arcade" mode (which offers both traditional multiplayer and a level creator that functions as a sort of Mario Maker for Far Cry levels.) The result is that progression is forgettable, a sort of low background hum that you check in on here or there.
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