But it was also a stealthily excellent "oner" — a.k.a.
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Since then, Trian has stealthily increased its influence on management.
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Viv has grown relatively stealthily over the past four years.
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It made its move stealthily on the night of Jan.
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Crafty lady who stealthily comes in and takes your kidney.
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When she stealthily moved through the halls and located Maggie. 17.
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Hunting bears is just as exciting as stealthily taking out guards.
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I wasn't playing stealthily, trying to avoid detection from other players.
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Trudeau stealthily dressed as Clark Kent, and exposed himself as Superman.
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The Obama administration made several efforts to stealthily institute gun control.
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Brainy, meticulous, stealthily madcap, he racked up credit after underpaid credit.
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It creeps along stealthily, Quavo singing behind a fog of reverb.
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Nobody noticed as he bypassed security and stealthily emptied the safe.
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The show has always been a stealthily shrewd satire of Millennial life.
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ON APRIL 5th, THEY STEALTHILY SET THE RECORD DATE AS APRIL 5th.
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Prior to that, Target Circle was being tested more stealthily in Dallas.
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The struggle at Khe Sanh crept up on the world almost stealthily.
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This is the way political death comes in Britain, speedily and stealthily.
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His philosophical worldview and mordant comedy make him a stealthily rousing writer.
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The ECB is stealthily extending its mandate beyond price stability to redistribution.
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But since it's electric, you can stealthily and quietly zoom past traffic.
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The only time combat truly feels exciting is when you play things stealthily.
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He moved stealthily, using the wide columns of El Centro College as cover.
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In the last scene of the premiere, Tabitha stealthily slips Elodie the jacket.
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We stealthily advance as the unexpected threatens and attracts at the same time.
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But she's stealthily one of the most tech-focused candidates in the race.
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Those aren't the only ways the government is stealthily implementing its Muslim ban.
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And the best part of all is that it's stealthily a one-pot dinner.
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But one huge brand seemed to be laying stealthily in the shadows: WYD, Apple?
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The creature moved quickly and stealthily, then settled for a while; moved then settled.
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They can ride at any hour, and approach suspects stealthily if they drive electric.
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Instagram just stealthily added a native payments feature to its app for some users.
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This allows Congress to stealthily expand the size of government while pretending not to.
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Peanut butter cookies are Dave's kryptonite, so I stealthily made him a vegan version.
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The twining of these characters and performances makes "Athena" hugely appealing and stealthily moving.
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With a tandem "Bye!" they slipped through the door — stealthily, gracefully and in giggles.
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That would allow them to again clone the keys and stealthily steal the car.
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A new robot will be able to stealthily approach an enemy tank – and destroy it.
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Or throw props around as a distraction and stealthily make their way around a corner.
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Or, more stealthily, they might prevent some voters from showing up in voter contact lists.
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Fact: Yearbooks aren't the only places to stealthily reference quotes from your favorite television shows.
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Stealthily as perfume, the collage principle pervades our daily routines every second of our lives.
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He uses his body stealthily, and brings his voice into sharp focus on a dime.
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The striking photos and video footage showed the agile black cat moving stealthily in darkness.
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If you elect to make one for this purpose, though, be sure to do so stealthily.
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Economics aside, Google also stealthily avoided the big questions around existing game streaming services: internet connectivity.
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Where we may go wrong is in valuing stealthily obtained information over unglamorous, commonly shared knowledge.
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Coincidence, or is AHS stealthily narrowing down its suspects for us ahead of the show's premiere?
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One launderer will stealthily send pound or euro notes in the mail in exchange for bitcoins.
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The Amazon C.E.O. has steadily, and stealthily, become one of the most stylish men in tech.
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Like hypochondriacs, cancerchondriacs imagine every cough, twinge, bump or rash as a malignancy stealthily creeping back.
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A Matinicus Blue Rock pullover introduced at about the dawn of yacht rock was stealthily slenderized.
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It's more stealthily devastating than guilt coming from other parents or society at large, Dr. Lakshmin said.
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"He took the picture quickly and stealthily so no one else would bother him," Heffernan tells PEOPLE.
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At the start of dinner there were crisp spring peas in a creamy and stealthily spicy sauce.
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Countries generally fight cyberwars under a cloak of secrecy, stealthily masking their identities and covering their tracks.
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Directed by Jordan Fein, this musical is both a stealthily political show and an outright toe tapper.
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The agency's report concluded that global sports competitions had been stealthily hijacked for years by the Russians.
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Google researchers found a number of websites that were stealthily hacking into thousands of iPhones every week.
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Stealthily, the sportswear that is a mostly American innovation has become a universalized form of millennial dress.
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But grilled tripe with charred cucumbers and watermelon radish was fantastically crispy, stealthily spicy, and riotously delicious.
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The standout among them is Jack's best friend Shitty, a perpetually high, stealthily brilliant dude-bro philosophy major.
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Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick stealthily shared a meal together days after defending their relationship as friendly exes.
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But part of what makes Zika transmission so unsettling is that it can flow through us so stealthily.
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Amazon has been stealthily taking market share of the advertising industry from long-time leaders Facebook and Google.
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If they won't flat-out cast a woman, sneaking one in stealthily just might be a viable alternative.
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In a blog post today, Uber showed off the self-driving car that's been stealthily cruising around Pittsburgh.
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One caramel, stealthily slipped into her pocket by some other prisoner, was the best she had ever tasted.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is the anti-Trump, as stealthily effective as the president is noisily ineffective.
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The show itself, with its singing, quirky sidekicks, stealthily dark humor and fart jokes, forged a new path.
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The bleak landscape of charred lots is still teeming with creatures stealthily crawling throughout the night, mostly unseen.
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The last frontier comes closer in "Alaxsxa / Alaska," Ping Chong + Company's stealthily cozy exploration of the 49th state.
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The WhatsApp server can therefore use the fact that it can stealthily reorder and drop messages in the group.
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The issue was not one of stealthily downloading content to your device, which is far more of a violation.
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Apple's new MacBook Air won't drive the laptop market forward significantly, but the iPad Pro is stealthily making advancements.
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They begin in a similar way: Someone sneaks down a hallway, stealthily opens a door, quietly comes down stairs.
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The USA Network just stealthily dropped an adorable new version of the television competition American Ninja Warrior: Ninja vs.
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Unless AI has been stealthily progressing in a Mean Girls direction, cardio machines are probably not lying to us.
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The rest of the ship followed slowly, almost stealthily, like a massive big-box store sneaking up on something.
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Hunting is a single-shot sport — you get up early in the morning, you walk stealthily through the woods.
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On Wednesday, YouTube stealthily announced it is launching a website version of its kids mobile app sometime this week.
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That there was this small group of creative gay men who stealthily — and maybe also inadvertently — subverted straight culture?
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At 53rd Street and Fifth Avenue, he was captured stealthily in silhouette on the side of St. Thomas Church.
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I tried the volume again, touching the remote stealthily, my fingers like feathers, the tips tapping with shyness, tenderness.
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That attack would potentially enable rogue delivery people to stealthily steal from Amazon customers, or otherwise invade their inner sanctum.
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What's better, to zone out of a conversation stealthily or to be up front about the fact you've stopped listening?
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The clips usually features a feline happily chomping away at some food, while a cucumber is stealthily placed behind them.
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They are also outfitted to stealthily deploy up to 66 Navy SEALs or other special operations troops and their equipment.
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The singer is stealthily handed what turns out to be a magical note in the midst of all the chaos.
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But the most ominous change has happened stealthily and under cover of night: the gradual but steady elimination of risk.
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After opening with a 76, Day, a three-time winner in 2016, has steadily, if not stealthily, climbed the leaderboard.
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John, a gentleman graced with one of Mr. Gyllenhaal's mysterious accents, has been tracking Hermann but not nearly stealthily enough.
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The new class of Russian weapons, he said, travel low, stealthily, far and fast — too fast for defenders to react.
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But studies suggest we often stealthily do make up for those lost calories, either by eating more or moving less.
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A popular Chrome extension was pulled last year after it was found to be stealthily mining Monero in the background.
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Yesterday, The Wall Street Journal accused Google of stealthily collecting sensitive patient data from millions of Americans without their consent.
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The US, for example, is developing a new air-launched cruise missile that can deliver nuclear strikes more quickly and stealthily.
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Even members of the TV resistance were always stealthily watching cable, just in more culturally acceptable venues like Netflix and Hulu.
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At my job in a theatre press, I spent a week stealthily wiping away tears as they streamed from my eyes.
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But it's also a day when you'll need to stealthily manage your Cyber Monday shopping while appearing to get work done.
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Construction at the base near Sanya also points to the PLA's ability to stealthily arm submarine-launched missiles with nuclear warheads.
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If your computer gets infected, your machine might be stealthily performing a hacker's bidding in the background without you ever noticing.
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The dubious software stealthily does this by disguising itself as a Google-related app and exploiting known Android operating system vulnerabilities.
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After Paddock opened fire on concertgoers, officers stealthily moved down the hallways with guns drawn, ordering hotel guests to stay indoors.
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A subsequent investigation commissioned by antidoping officials concluded that the contents of the bottles could be, and had been, stealthily substituted.
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But it stealthily allowed for the exploration of universal issues and alternate identities through a lens that is proactive and entertaining.
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Trying to come in on a regular tourist visa and then stealthily making your way to Mecca is also a nonstarter.
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And each new scene stealthily begins with a phrase that deflates the expectations conjured at the end of the last one.
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Once they obtained access to the console, the attackers were able to run scripts that allowed them to stealthily mine cryptocurrency.
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With the blocking of WhatsApp, Facebook's only remaining stake in China is the Colorful Balloons app that it stealthily released last month.
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Several people in the industry see Amazon as stealthily striding ahead in the market, where Apple, Google and Samsung have invested heavily.
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It's thought to help attract prey, who are drawn to the glow while the tiny predator, practically invisible from below, stealthily attacks.
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He stealthily slides in with visitors sans scares, and walks through the maze with the same aimless terror seen in the film.
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He's the Three Eyed Raven now, and he may stealthily be the most potentially tide-changing force in this Season 7 story.
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When they're not stealthily decorating each other's trailers, the cast members say their mutual support as an ensemble made the shoot a success.
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These unarticulated pains — the isolation of longing, the knowledge of disaster stealthily woven into strands of DNA — slowly erode their bonds of trust.
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Dark Forest have been stealthily incorporating their love of power metal into their music since they formed in England's industrious Midlands in 2004.
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, has accused the United States of stealthily subverting the agreement, an assertion that American officials have denied.
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Merely by interpreting Casey to allow increasingly restrictive laws, the Supreme Court can stealthily smother choice without appearing to deliver a death blow.
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It has happened as steadily, and stealthily, as Amazon's relentless march to vie with Apple for the title of world's most valuable company.
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There are many strategies you can use to effectively and stealthily promote yourself — your achievements, your knowledge, your capabilities — without being off-putting.
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For six weeks, he had been stealthily working with Ms. Warren's campaign to develop a comprehensive way to pay for Medicare for all.
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The virus was able to move stealthily throughout the Americas in part because it rarely causes serious illness in healthy men and women.
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Sunlight streams in through the windows, and a gray cat pads around stealthily as if it, too, is afraid to disrupt the hush.
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His camera moves stealthily, hovering at shoulder level like a stalker or a spy, silently observing people who believe themselves to be alone.
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Elisheva, for example, stealthily listens to popular music on the Sabbath and justifies doing so because she left the audio player on overnight.
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Missions included things like stealthily breaking into a police station to hack a server, or going to Camden Market to take out some operatives.
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Over the last few years, ADF has been stealthily seizing power in the nation's public school systems, with queer youth squarely in their crosshairs.
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Few technologies, however, have invaded our lives – and those of our children – as stealthily as the mobile computer, most commonly the smartphone or tablet.
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Most important of all, after declining steadily since the 1980s, freight prices were jacked up stealthily, rising by 42% in real terms since 2004.
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But there is also lingering concern, among many African-Americans, that the current setup allows whites to stealthily work the system to their advantage.
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There is no question that a large part of what makes Atkinson's work so cleverly, stealthily affecting is its sheep's clothing, so to speak.
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In fact, it seems that Square has been stealthily in the UK for some time, although most likely as a dormant, non-active company.
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Stealthily distributing the money abroad is a skill that the group has developed over the years, using proxies, cutouts and known middlemen, he said.
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The No Name Painting Association, the first group of artists to stealthily make mostly en plein air, chiaroscuro ridden, quiet paintings emerged in 24.
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Newspapers and novels, from James Patterson to Ron Chernow, were opened with a flourish, not stealthily hidden behind the heads of the front row.
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Which is why women have been stealthily gathering funds to break through the "bronze ceiling" and place statues of women in busy public spaces.
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But it's particularly relevant at a time when Google is moving quickly into health care and stealthily gathering medical data from millions of patients.
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Yet Mr. Rubchinskiy's slickest accomplishment may be how stealthily he exploits social media to win over an army of boys to his fashion cause.
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A user could be stealthily infected by visiting a malicious web page or by being tricked into clicking on a link in an email.
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In fact, with anticipated penalties and interest charges for late payments, the bill stealthily charges a tax on those who can least afford it.
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In August 2016 North Korea test-fired a ballistic missile from a submarine, demonstrating a significant improvement in its ability to strike enemies stealthily.
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An expert US Marine scout sniper, no matter how precise their marksmanship, has to be able to do two things: hide and move stealthily.
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At our show last year, this guy from The Federalist, a conservative website, snuck in and thought he could stealthily write about the show.
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But at least it's a nice way to stealthily kept tabs on the internets even when the phone is turned upside down on a table.
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So, when she met up with Clinton at the inauguration, she made a classic Michelle move that stealthily acknowledged their discontent, while reaffirming their friendship.
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I know she doesn't lock her screen door, so I thought I could stealthily walk in and delete the text message—no harm, no foul.
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If any new launch providers have been stealthily practicing launching and landing rockets for reusability, they have until mid-March to get their bids in.
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Over the summer, a Google researcher found 10 critical bugs in iMessage that would have allowed hackers to silently and stealthily take over an iPhone.
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From there, the virus infected more victims quietly, stealthily, helped along by sick health workers and traditional funeral practices, in which mourners bathe the dead.
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You can also add on a little sheath for the push pole, which you can use to anchor (again, quietly and stealthily) in the shallows.
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TechCrunch has discovered that Facebook has stealthily launched official desktop PC and Mac chat apps with screen sharing — two features users have been begging for.
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Saturday morning's spin class ended up online shortly after the crew left the studio, captured by an aide who stealthily filmed from across the room.
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At the same time, Shabab assassination teams have fanned out across Mogadishu and other major towns, stealthily eliminating government officials and others they consider apostates.
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This seems to be the one that, by pretty bad luck, had the right combination of traits to effectively and stealthily spread among human hosts.
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The struggle tends to energize Mr. Owens, who has stealthily managed over the years to import his bombastic alt-cult vision squarely into the mainstream.
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In one story, "Leave," a suspicious soldier stealthily returns home and breaks into his basement, where he begins covert surveillance of his wife and daughter.
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Mobile devices also multiply the entertainment options and even offer mobile apps that act as competing remotes to stealthily change the channel at commercial breaks.
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"Bernie Sanders has sort of stealthily run along thus far without being really vetted his legislative or career, personal life," he told CNN last Wednesday.
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Hopkins, a bit of a historic hambone himself, cedes all the big gestures to Pryce and stealthily does some of his craftiest acting in years.
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Its passage would not be as big of a deal as Obamacare repeal would have been (and, no, the bill does not stealthily repeal Obamacare).
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Now investigators have identified Evans, a longtime handyman and drifter who moved stealthily around the country, as the main suspect in a string of unsolved homicides.
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Stealthily name your list "My Best Friends," or "Thinkers" and no one will suspect it really is a handy guide to your most virulently disliked antagonists.
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Unlike the work of Wallace Shawn, whose plays stealthily find the fascist in all of us, "Confirmation" doesn't go a great distance in uprooting liberal complacency.
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As president, Lincoln's initial vision of the crisis was leaden with process and compromise — but it ultimately became a stealthily compelling vision of emancipation and union.
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She watches the news and he stealthily increases the weight during her leg extensions and counts "funny" — meaning he adds a few reps here and there.
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Meanwhile, the magician's right hand stealthily makes billions of dollars in charitable donations disappear by effectively eliminating the charitable giving incentive for all but the wealthiest.
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In some cases, the Tumblrs also host 'upskirt' photos or videos, where a camera is deliberately, and stealthily, positioned to look up an unsuspecting person's skirt.
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It's so pretty and stealthily dank that great aunt Millie won't even notice the cousins frequent circle-backs to pocket some of the lower-hanging foliage.
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In Emma Miller's appealing and stealthily moving production, Abby Awe and Julia Greer play girls who train together for the Junior Olympics and for life, too.jackny.
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And a provision barring HUD from using federal funding to undertake such programs was stealthily inserted into the 2018 spending plan passed last week by Congress.
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For the past 220 years, he has been the remarkably well-connected, stealthily low-profile, principal creative force shaping the innovative Off Broadway incubator Ars Nova.
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The director, Jan P. Matuszynski, mixes simulated home-video footage with stealthily virtuosic long-take scenes, including a remarkable one depicting an airplane excursion with Tomasz.
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Cordray said he expects Mulvaney to "hire new bureaucrats to shred years of analysis and kill it off stealthily" as Congress attempts to repeal the rule.
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In one stealth section, I was supposed to stealthily take out gun placements and a radio tower before firing a signal flare to start a charge.
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North Korea has also been working on solid-fuel rockets, which are difficult to defend against because they can be deployed quickly and stealthily on mobile launchers.
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Take a quick glance to the back corner of the classroom and you will most likely find someone trying to stealthily vape while the teacher is preoccupied.
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Since then, he's been stealthily working on a new device, a $700 juicer called Juicero, that launched publicly to both fanfare and sharp criticism earlier this month.
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Laurel has joined the roiling eddy of Washington politics right at the moment when mysterious alien ants have started stealthily attacking people's brains for … some nefarious reason.
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Why it matters: This is nominally about any foreign investment in the U.S., but it's really about worries that China is stealthily acquiring U.S. technological secrets. Sen.
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Cut a 12-inch a piece of embroidery floss (we recommend a multicolored one, so you don't have to worry about stealthily switching strings halfway through). 2.
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He tapes a note to some bushes to lure Dwight, then stealthily drives up behind him in his silent Toyota Prius at about 224mph and traps him.
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With the help of Russian intelligence service agents, the athletes' urine samples were stealthily replaced with clean urine in the middle of the night, Dr. Rodchenkov said.
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Consider this: The logistics giant stealthily acquired an urban delivery robot startup called Dispatch in 2017 (a discovery Mark Harris made and reported for us last week).
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I will spend 72 hours, moving stealthily among armies of watch journalists (some 4,000), watch executives (representing hundreds of brands), watch publicists, watch obsessives and watch celebrities.
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Historians have documented in recent decades how crypto-Jews converted to Catholicism under threat of death during the Spanish Inquisition but stealthily maintained Jewish practices and rituals.
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" This neighborhood spot, in gentrifying Brooklyn, is "a boushy bar," the unseen narrator tells us in Kate Benson's stealthily ferocious, comfortingly hopeful, very funny new play, "[Porto].
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The careful, unadorned language of Lee's second novel, the story of four generations of a Korean family living under Japanese forced occupation, is revealing and stealthily seductive.
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Other times he would stealthily stalk someone, trying to get a good angle on whatever it was he wanted to show his readers, while remaining unobserved himself.
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I put dozens of hours in, typically, playing each stage as a giant playground—meticulously combing through stealthily, then experimenting with all my wacky powers on a whim.
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At a smaller forum in La Huacana, a highly volatile crime-ridden area of Michoacán, attendees were too afraid to talk, stealthily passing unsigned notes to organizers instead.
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Islamic State fighters have been defending their remaining stronghold in the Old City of Mosul, moving stealthily along narrow back alleys as U.S.-backed Iraqi forces slowly advance.
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Until now, the cost of the trade war has been masked, because tariffs are paid by producers who absorb their cost or pass it on stealthily to consumers.
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In the time since, the Echo has become a sleeper hit, and for those who own it, has stealthily taken the pole position in controlling a connected home.
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The Filipino fighters were reinforced by armed foreigners and financed by IS. The attackers infiltrated Marawi in strength and stealthily stockpiled munitions before a single shot was fired.
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His 2013 movie "Gloria" also centers on a divorced middle-aged woman who lives by herself and doesn't like the hairless cat who keeps stealthily invading her place.
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Derek DelGaudio, the creator and star of the stealthily entrancing solo show "In & Of Itself," is a magician, a raconteur, a Conceptual artist and conceivably a mind reader.
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In the nineteen-forties, populism began to move from the left to the right, not sneakily or stealthily but in the shadows all the same, unnoticed, ignored, demeaned.
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There is simply no room for pest control experts like me in the field: polite men who love complex sentence structures and bugs that only stealthily buzz. Enough.
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It has become a selfieland, a favored site for fashion shoots and industry parties, and a hotbed for real estate agents stealthily and successfully monetizing on liberal paradise.
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The Brightside alpha predator will stealthily approach its target, slinking from boulder to boulder, and then charge up to speeds of one-hundred-and-eighty miles per hour.
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The researchers described TrickBooster as a "powerful addition to TrickBot's vast arsenal of tools," given its ability to move stealthily and evade detection by most antimalware vendors, they said.
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A guided-missile submarine, it can carry up to 154 Tomahawk cruise missiles and is able to stealthily deploy up to 66 Navy SEALs or other special operations troops.
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Then she passed them off to Spiderman, who stealthily traded her $60 for his treasure, placing the cash in the bill folder the waiter had left with the check.
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But submarines could stealthily move missiles within range of additional targets and give the North a "second strike" capability — to launch after its land-based arsenal has been destroyed.
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It was Nugent's fault; Nugent was being stealthily and lethally generous, nipping to the bar to conjure rounds between rounds, preëmpting other people as their turn to buy approached.
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This compact, 35-pound bicycle includes a 250W rear hub motor to assist with pedaling, powered by a 5.8aH lithium-ion battery, stealthily concealed within the bike's top tube.
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The FBI steadily, stealthily compiled a massive facial recognition database without oversight and in disregard of federal law, according to a report released today by the Government Accountability Office.
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Instead of facing the reality of the zoning issues, Nathan and Beka Watson chose to convert a van to live in so that they can move around more stealthily.
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On the other hand, an AI-driven cold war can only push both sides toward increasing centralization of power in a dysfunctional techno-authoritarian elite that stealthily stifles innovation.
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Clinton (or, as Sean Hannity called her on Monday, "President Clinton") is the real colluder, working stealthily with the Russians to — stay with us here — destroy her own candidacy.
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What he doesn't realize is that Shiv, stung by the series of betrayals in London last episode, is already working stealthily to weaponize whatever sentimentality remains in her father.
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But there's something stealthily sexy about the low-key way that L.B.M. 1911 has built a clientele without the aid of influencers or salaried peacocks or Gucci-style frippery.
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Its debut offering will be a solo show of paintings — as lustrous looking as watered silk but stealthily political in content — by the young Kenya-born artist Michael Armitage.
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"You knew you were going to marry me before I was even your girlfriend," Hough can be heard saying as she tries to stealthily capture the romantic moment on video.
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At the end of the demonstration, to the tune of the movie "Mission Impossible," the Indonesian forces carried out a hostage rescue operation, deploying stealthily from helicopters - with police dogs.
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As the reporter is talking to the woman, a brown doggo pokes its head into the bottom right-hand corner of the screen and stealthily snatches one of the empanadas.
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Sometimes a theme associated with a character comes soaring at you; other times, the motifs are tweaked and inserted stealthily into the score, to even greater musical and theatrical effect.
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There's a deep combat system and the ability to sneak around and murder enemies stealthily, but you can miss a button press by a second and not break the fantasy.
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TechCrunch has discovered that Amazon stealthily acquired an urban delivery robot startup called Dispatch in 257, bringing in both IP and talent from the company to the e-commerce giant.
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You can use webbing to grab a machine gun and toss it right back at a bad guy or hide on lamp posts to stealthily capture criminals in web cocoons.
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This would be the time Paisley, 43, and his co-conspiring road manager stealthily affixed a pop-up air freshener to the bottom of a table in Shelton's tour bus.
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Although the move seemed sudden, the head of the Chinese carmaker Geely had, according to multiple sources and documents reviewed by Reuters, spent months stealthily laying groundwork for the stake.
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Like an apex predator in Planet Earth II, he is permanently poised, coiled like a spring, stealthily positioned to exploit even the slightest lapse of concentration to savage his prey.
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Spoiler: Celebrities aren't really that naked underneath — Rihanna at the CFDA Awards notwithstanding — because most likely, the stylist has stealthily augmented the dress with some sort of flesh-toned lining.
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They're doing so as rapidly and stealthily as possible, avoiding as much of "normal order" as they can, hoping that an exhausted opposition won't mobilize in time to stop it.
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So, like thousands of people living stealthily out of vehicles in the parking lots of Walmarts and hospitals, in parks and on untrafficked lanes, Gene was scarcely noticed for months.
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Investigators found a malicious link embedded in the email; Russian intelligence had apparently used it to stealthily access the Canadian antidoping agency's network for weeks in the fall of 2016.
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Sure enough, and contrary to popular belief, billionaires mostly (although often stealthily) wield their political power on behalf of tax cuts at the top, a weaker safety net and deregulation.
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A few others grabbed each other to dance to the pieces by Beethoven, Dvorak and Vivaldi, and one even stealthily lifted a credit card out of another audience member's handbag.
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Given that your first duties are to her, you must not knowingly participate in this ruse — you can't continue to prescribe a drug that you know will be administered stealthily.
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No more "survival guides" for single women telling us how to stealthily move into the kitchen to help with the yams when Aunt Susan starts asking about our love life.
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In 22020, Facebook introduced a feature called Beacon, which stealthily tracked people as they bought things on the web and then—by default—circulated the news of their private purchases.
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The original plan had been to proceed stealthily by boat up the Potomac to Washington, but after a tedious ten-day voyage across a stormy Atlantic, the guest was impatient.
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Regardless of his age, the young man was impressing Hernandez, who mimed strikes like an umpire, and Drury, who stealthily requested an overthrow in order to test the kid's arm strength.
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Photo: Richard Drew (AP)Facebook has stealthily launched a service similar to Onavo Protect, its vampiric psuedo-VPN that claims to protect users' privacy but actually collects and analyzes their data.
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They appear to use solid fuel and mobile launchers, which would allow them to be launched more quickly and stealthily than the liquid-fueled missiles currently in the North Korean arsenal.
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There's a mode where you can race as the mechanical hamster ball Hammond, and another where a group of spies have to stealthily claim locations from a team of powerful mercenaries.
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Harris did some investigating and discovered some of the intellectual property and technology behind Scout likely came from a small San Francisco startup called Dispatch that Amazon stealthily acquired in 2017.
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He posted articles with tips and tricks about building out a van for long term habitation, where to stealthily park in urban areas, how to pick up work on the road.
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Image: PixabayAn Airbnb Superhost in China was reportedly caught stealthily filming guests after a woman with security expertise located a hidden camera tucked inside of a router in the home's bedroom.
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Mac malware is still relatively rare, but in the event someone ever hacks your computer and wants to stealthily spy on your webcam, now you have a tool to catch them.
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Instead of rejecting the bid from Baoneng out of hand and working stealthily to find a white knight, Vanke should have convened a board meeting immediately to discuss a potential takeover.
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In fact, King Bhumibol was stealthily building up a reputation with his subjects: as being one of them, and caring about them, unlike those generals in government, corrupt and power mad.
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The first weekend in August is the peak of back-to-school shopping for parents, but Amazon Prime Day stealthily advertised deals that extended the shopping season over a few months.
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Any discussion of Scotch whisky nowadays is dominated by the single malts, which hardly existed as a category back when I was stealthily sniffing from the bottles in my parents' cabinet.
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This became clear to Franz when his teachers in Berlin cast stealthily malicious glances at him when Jewish characters — such as Shylock in "The Merchant of Venice" — came up in literature.
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Ms. Levitt reflected that concern, capturing children's battle games that echoed World War II. Another myth is that she relied on a right-angled viewfinder, supposedly to stealthily photograph her subjects.
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The coronavirus spreads stealthily, with those who contract it not showing symptoms for days, and the full gravity of their illness not becoming clear until a week or two after infection.
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Fighting in Ukraine has continued since Moscow stealthily fomented an uprising among ethnic Russians in eastern Ukraine with the help of undercover Russian forces, and then annexed Crimea in March 2014.
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That takes us to a broader point: Preparing to launch a massive military operation to retake Iraq's second-largest city is not the kind of thing that can be done stealthily.
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A HACK, as it is commonly understood, is when someone stealthily gains access to a computer system using vulnerabilities in the code or by tricking a gullible user into revealing their credentials.
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Like Huawei, US intelligence officials suspect ZTE could be stealthily spying on its international customers (though they have yet to provide any specific evidence, so take that with a grain of salt).
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Twitter lit up on Tuesday night after users discovered the actress' comeback after a fan not-so-stealthily snapped a picture of Watts riding the subway in New York City last May.
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MOSUL/BAGHDAD, Iraq (Reuters) - Islamic State fighters defended their remaining stronghold in the Old City of Mosul on Monday, moving stealthily along narrow back alleys as U.S.-backed Iraqi forces slowly advanced.
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Verizon stealthily launched a startup offering $40-per-month unlimited data, messaging and minutes The company says there are no hidden fees (like an activation, SIM card kit or restocking fee) either.
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Mr. Rawls — a choreographer, performer and writer who often explores the relationship between movement and (written and spoken) language — deals stealthily here with ideas of transmission, translation and authorship, including self-authorship.
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We both love records, but he more so than I; even as I stealthily fill every corner of our apartment with books, he silently counters by adding to our unwieldy vinyl collection.
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In another trick, a pretend penalty of 19923, he rolled the ball sideways from the penalty spot to an unnoticed team-mate, who then slipped it stealthily back to let him score.
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Finally, a new proposal, stealthily hidden in the bill, would limit deductions for charitable giving to only the top 28503 percent of taxpayers versus the approximately 22019 percent who are eligible now.
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Trump had shown a glimmer of that side of her marriage during an interview she gave in October to ABC News, stealthily suggesting she was behind the departure of West Wing aides.
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Robinhood, the U.S.-based "zero-fee" stock-trading app and cryptocurrency exchange, is stealthily recruiting for a new London office ahead of plans to eventually launch in the U.K., TechCrunch has learned.
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In Emma Miller's appealing and stealthily moving production, which played at Jack earlier this year, Abby Awe and Julia Greer portray young women who meet in competition and develop a tentative friendship.jackny.
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The big-box retailer on Wednesday unveiled a platform called Alphabot, which it has stealthily been testing at one of its Supercenters in Salem, New Hampshire, since the middle of last year.
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Meanwhile, two miles upstream, Lester Stillwell, an epileptic pre-teen boy, was swimming in the creek near Wyckoff Dock with his friends, unaware of the shadow that was stealthily advancing toward him.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - In the dead of night, Thai firefighter Pinyo Pukpinyo stealthily approaches a python coiled around the rafters of a home in Bangkok, and quickly grabs its head with his bare hands.
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Facebook continues to face fallout over the Cambridge Analytica scandal, which revealed how user data was stealthily obtained by way of quizzes and then appropriated for other purposes, such as targeted political advertising.
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The player is often outmatched and underpowered, and so the best path to victory involves scouting a battlefield, stealthily picking off weaker targets, and taking advantage of the weaknesses of the bigger beasts.
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If it's mutants, you shoot or run until they're all gone, and if it's humans you generally try to approach stealthily and eventually get caught and end up getting into a big firefight.
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Stealthily woven into the fabric is an impressive jokes per minute ratio and storylines that tug at the heart, like that of pansexual hipster David (Daniel Levy) and his boyfriend Patrick (Noah Reid).
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There's something stealthily cornball in the show's vision of human character, which renders even a relapsing heroin addict as yet another cute, shaggy sad boy, whose worst act is to help a friend.
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Meanwhile, news that Robinhood is stealthily recruiting ahead of a planned U.K. launch is interesting in the context of local fintech startups that have launched or announced their own fee-free trading offerings.
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In the process Shopify glided stealthily into the e-commerce big leagues without going head to head with Amazon, as Walmart, Target and other big retailers have done, sometimes with soul-sapping results.
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He thought the first responsibility was to sharpen your senses and notice the ways in which power is abused and the ways in which leaders overstep and stealthily strip away freedoms and standards.
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The weapons' low trajectory allows them to travel much farther and more stealthily than other missiles, and their maneuverability allows them to evade missile defenses that nations might spend billions of dollars to create.
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Ransomware, as this latest wrinkle in malicious software, or malware, is known, stealthily infects a desktop or laptop computer, sometimes locking up the machine, but more often encrypting data and files, rendering them unusable.
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Esca managed to stealthily make his way past the first chokepoint on Temple of Anubis to sneak up on Mighty Storm's defense, but the enemy Ana's Sleep Dart stop Esca right in his tracks.
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The massive document and digital haul that Israel's Mossad spy agency stealthily ferreted out of Tehran revealed that the Iranians had done a great deal of work on weapons design, including experimentation and simulation.
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I was still thinking about this stealthily radical "Lohengrin" when I took the train from Bayreuth to Munich, to see "Parsifal" and Janáček's "From the House of the Dead" at the Bavarian State Opera.
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The first time he overdosed on the job, in 13 at a Virginia construction site, a co-worker who is his cousin stealthily injected a dose of naloxone, an opioid antidote, into Sullivan's leg.
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But in brief, its essential features are: Republican leadership has moved health care reform stealthily and quickly, a deliberate strategy to attract enough moderate and conservative votes while shielding the process from outside criticism.
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Committee leaders also planned to warn members that Whitaker could more stealthily erode Mueller's effectiveness by granting his GOP critics in Congress access to troves of sensitive documents that they've been requesting for months.
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The Obama administration wasn't shy Thursday about implying that the U.S. may stealthily strike back at Russia over its election-year meddling with more than just the financial and diplomatic punishments it publicly announced.
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Well At this point in the resolution-heavy month, many of us may be trying to shed pounds, either the ones we added during the holidays or the ones we've accumulated stealthily with time.
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The ultimate goal of cultural Marxism, we're led to believe, is to slowly and stealthily dilute and subvert white, Christian Western culture, thereby opening sovereign nations to rule by a one-world corporate government.
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An entire industry supports the idea that, in return for a few carefree years of being bronzed, the sun will stealthily rob us of our youth and leave us wrinkled and covered in brown spots.
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Roll Call reports that on July 11, the House stealthily decided via voice vote to support an amendment to the 2020 defense authorization bill that would require the Department of Justice look into weaponized ticks.
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Netflix has picked the right vehicle to test those waters with the macabre anthology "Black Mirror," but its stealthily dropped effort "Bandersnatch" proves to be more of an interesting experiment than a creatively successful one.
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The devil character stealthily kills the one dude's bird, which symbolizes Lucifer's fall from grace, and the cops (they live nearby) investigate it all after and they are confused but determined to solve the case.
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Propagandists in Pyongyang have always lied to the North Korean people about this well-documented history, claiming that South Korea and the United States stealthily started the war and the Great Leader brilliantly won it.
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The first time he overdosed on the job, in 2013 at a Virginia construction site, a co-worker who is his cousin stealthily injected a dose of Narcan, an opioid antidote, into Mr. Sullivan's leg.
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Wrong. "The Anthropologist," a stealthily insightful film by Seth Kramer, Daniel A. Miller and Jeremy Newberger, improbably mixes that topic with a mother-daughter story to produce a distinctive study of change and human adaptability.
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That environment creates opportunities to be about more than cute animals, with the disclaimer that conveying a deeper message sometimes involves delivering it as stealthily as one of the big cats sneaking up on prey.
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Living with my wary sister-in-law, I returned home one morning to my mom, who did not live with me, sitting on my bed surrounded by various paraphernalia and balloons I thought were stealthily hidden.
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In January, US spaceflight startup Rocket Lab stealthily launched a small "disco ball" satellite into orbit as part of a cosmic art project aimed at inspiring people to come together and look up at the sky.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty)A software chief of a Chinese bank reportedly found a loophole in his company's system and managed to stealthily withdraw seven million yuan ($1.03 million USD) over the course of 14 months.
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It sticks to surfaces with a 21M Command Strip and can light up and sound an alarm if moved, alert you if you've left it behind, or stealthily track how and when it's moved. ""http://mashable.
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There has been a slow-creep takeover of the Republican Party by a very small and very extreme minority who has very stealthily passed laws and had to go to fairly extreme measures to do so.
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For one, the board confirmed the addition of two new members — Ursula Burns, the former head of Xerox, and John Thain, former chief executive of Merrill Lynch — who were stealthily added by Mr. Kalanick last week.
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According to a report in Japan's Nikkei — along with Chinese social media posts on Weibo, WeChat and Twitter — some Chinese customers view Tesla's installation of the old version of their hardware as a stealthily executed downgrade.
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While crickets may be the sound heard in the suit sections of many department stores, and a high-end-janitor look continues to reign among European designers, cold opens have stealthily become catwalks of the air.
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Stalking training, a type of exercise in which snipers stealthily approach a target, set up a forward firing position and put two shots on the target without exposing themselves, is one way snipers master concealment techniques.
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Within minutes, they were walking stealthily in small groups through low scrub brush to sneak up on their target several hundred yards away: the village lair of an Algerian terrorist financier they had been hunting for days.
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According to someone close to the firm, the social-networking giant is already aware that Cambridge Analytica is only one of many outside groups with political motivations that stealthily gained access to detailed data about Facebook users.
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From there, the hacker moved stealthily through Hacking Team's network, breaching the computers of the two system administrators on June 6, the same day they stole 290 gigabytes of information, which was the majority of the files.
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Axe, meanwhile, faced his own version of a palace coup, having betrayed top manager Taylor (Asia Kate Dillon), who proceeded to stealthily hatch a scheme to establish a rival shop and poach most of his key employees.
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Chief Slabinski's plan was to land by helicopter near the base of the 25,225-foot mountain around midnight and climb up stealthily, but a series of delays involving aircraft left no time to do that before dawn.
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Whether due to his childhood spent admiring England's punk scene or the general sense of aggrievedness he accrued as pop's lovable outsider, he quickly developed a knack for writing stealthily devastating lines amidst his brighter pop songs.
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The sun was pouring in, creeping in stealthily lengthening squares across his desk and the litter of papers that strewed it, then over the lap of Dr. Harden himself and up to his shaggy, white-topped face.
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Featuring Steven Bernstein on slide trumpet, Briggan Krauss on saxophone, Tony Scherr on bass and Kenny Wollesen on drums, the band appears here at a Bedford-Stuyvesant cantina that boasts a stealthily strong lineup of live music.
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The case, called the Figment VR viewer, is the same size and feel as a normal smartphone accessory, but pull down two buttons on the back of the device and it stealthily flips into a VR headset.
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Source: AmazonWhile Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos was wavering between being the richest person in the world and the second-richest person in the world, his company stealthily revealed its plans to secure precious real estate inside apartment buildings.
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Despite net neutrality's irrefutable popularity among Americans, S.B. 822 was—and continues to be—fiercely and stealthily opposed by the industry it seeks to rein in, unshackled this year by the Trump administration and its anti-regulatory blindfire.
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Onstage at a gerontology summit in San Francisco last summer, he deftly impersonated the strained, raspy voice of an elderly man talking to a CareCoach pet while Brittany stealthily cued the replies from her laptop in the audience.
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But it's the way that celebrity makeup artists are doing it now that's making us want to bring back the technique: Surprising shades of colored liner is in heavy play — sometimes stealthily laid over black for extra impact.
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"At a time when white nationalists are stealthily seeding calls in the mainstream press for 'viewpoint neutrality,' it's troubling that the senator would contemplate legislation forcing online services to carry these views," the CCIA said in a statement.
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Spikes and studs and leaning benches are all hallmarks of what artist Stuart Semple calls "hostile urban design," a trend in urban design that is meant to stealthily discourage loitering, sleeping, or even simply existing in public spaces.
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The show — which features stealthily effective sound (by Matt Hubbs) and lighting (by Austin R. Smith) — is accented throughout by the rhythmic punctuation of loud, abrupt hand claps and barked-out "hahs!" that suggest anger trapped in laughter.
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Leather production has traditionally been big business in China, and in the past two years, evidence has surfaced that dog leather manufactured there has stealthily been used and sold worldwide (including in the U.S.), according to PETA Asia.
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While Wal-Mart has touted past pay increases, using earnings conference calls to circulate the news, Target has moved more stealthily, only saying earlier this year that it would be investing billions of dollars back into the company.
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It didn't try to recreate the Hitman experience — which hinges on finding creative ways to stealthily assassinate targets — but instead reimagined it in the form of a turn-based strategy game set in a series of wonderfully rendered dioramas.
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From a small dirt field in a sparsely populated part of San Francisco, Ready-Campbell's 10-person start-up, Built Robotics, has been stealthily operating a retrofitted skid steer, directing it via a computer program to move around dirt.
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Two days after snaking Tobias Harris from Orlando, the Pistons picked up stretch four Donatas Motiejunas and traveling marksman Marcus Thornton; the common denominator is a shooting range, and also that the Pistons are stealthily building something pretty fun.
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And troubles with the diagnostic tests sent to public health labs around the country have both slowed down testing of potential patients and delayed the start of broader surveillance efforts to see if the disease is already stealthily spreading.
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Growing up, I had rarely seen queer characters of color in the gay young adult books I read, in episodes of "Queer as Folk" I watched or issues of "XY" or "Out" magazines I stealthily bought at Barnes & Noble.
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While the rest of the world had their eyes and ears on Kanye West last night, James Blake caught us unawares by stealthily lobbing a brand new song slap-bang into the midst of his usual BBC Radio 1 residency.
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While many of us have been focused on restrictive legislation sailing through traditionally red states like Texas, Alabama, and Mississippi, Ohio has been swiftly and stealthily restricting abortion to the point where it has become all but inaccessible for many.
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When Verizon stealthily launched a new startup called Visible last year, it operated under a bring-your-own-device model — to sign up, you needed to already have an unlocked iPhone, and Visible would send you a new SIM card.
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After the latest missile launch, which likely involved a solid-fuel rocket that can be deployed more quickly and stealthily than other weapons previously shown off by North Korea, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson only offered an icy no comment.
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Jones Lang LaSalle has estimated 850 stores will be opened by e-commerce retailers over the next five years, but it's been difficult to track this growth because many of these companies are moving stealthily or are just getting started.
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The startup had been stealthily working on the network monitoring device designed for smart homes all the way back in 2014, before showing off the physical pebble-shaped device for displaying visual alerts in 2015 — and starting to take pre-orders.
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But one team of academic hackers has now found that Tesla left its Model S cars open to a far more straightforward form of hacking: stealthily cloning the car's key fob in seconds, opening the car door, and driving away.
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Zara has been stealthily defining the fast-fashion retail model since the first store opened in A Coruña, Spain in 1975 (even though it doesn't identify as a fast-fashion purveyor; Zara brass much prefers the term "accurate" to "fast," FYI).
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"For a year I shuddered at the idea of being called into your office, where you would stealthily close the door and make lewd comments about my body and share your fantasies of having sex with me," Ms. Coopersmith wrote.
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This disappearing act has been stealthily under way since the advent of the PC. It will soon be possible to walk into a Starbucks without a phone or laptop and browse the web, video chat with friends or edit a spreadsheet.
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She has found herself a sector of what's often called alt-R&B or future R&B: a meditative refuge from aggressive beats and unsubtle hooks, and a place for experiments that have gradually and stealthily infiltrated more mainstream pop.
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Geller also pressed Bolton on his thoughts on the alleged threat of "creeping Sharia," a conspiracy that she and other anti-Muslim activists hold that Muslims in America are stealthily trying to implement religious law in the United States courts.
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Sanders' campaign has begun stealthily attacking Warren as a candidate of the upper crust who could not expand the Democratic base in a general election, according to talking points his campaign is using to sway voters and obtained by POLITICO.
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Offices may be inadvertently or stealthily sexist, blasting icy air conditioning, which is generally more accommodating to men, who are more likely to be in long sleeves (not skirts or dresses) and have faster metabolisms and warmer extremities than women.
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Environmental Collective's efforts to stealthily infiltrate bureaucratic institutions, through what the curators call "the most banal instructional and training methods," offer a fascinating lesson on the role artists and the media may play in subverting these bodies of power and influence.
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It grew stealthily while rival gangs bore the brunt of the government offensive on organized crime, but became a priority target after a series of major attacks on state security forces last spring that included shooting down a military helicopter with a RPG.
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One early stage, where you need to stealthily navigate a bananas film set where two movies are being shot simultaneously (some cartoon owls are filming a western, and their rival penguins a… disco kung fu movie?) gave me intense early Double Fine vibes.
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During the standoff, Bunge was lying in a "dark open field" in the desert of Antelope Valley, California, when the robot stealthily, quietly snatched the gun sitting next to his feet, according to a Facebook post from the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department.
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While children are spellbound by beignets and bowling to live "swamp pop," a Creole/Cajun/rockabilly musical genre unique to Louisiana, parents can stealthily work in discourse on colonialism and position "Nouvelle Orleans" as a microcosm of the melting pot called America.
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Gone was the inimitable set piece for that first episode — a 5,280-pound granite monument of the Ten Commandments, which had been stealthily installed in the lobby of the State Supreme Court and which Chief Justice Moore refused federal orders to remove.
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It's a stealthily constructed drama whose experimental use of music — as something that lives in the mind of its main character, a German academic named John Halder, and sets a score to his life during the Third Reich — doesn't quite come off here.
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"The claustrophobic settings by Ralph Koltai, nothing but an impersonal lounge with a steel staircase, grow more impressive as the ballet stealthily shows its hand," Clive Barnes wrote in The Times, reviewing Mr. Morrice's "The Travellers" at Sadler's Wells Theater in 1963.
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The Democratic Party is a loose coalition of interest groups, but the modern Republican Party is dominated by "movement conservatism," a monolithic structure held together by big money — often deployed stealthily — and the closed intellectual ecosystem of Fox News and other partisan media.
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The chimp, Tara, would occasionally find a dead rat in the outdoor enclosure and carry it around by its tail, careful to keep it away from her own body, then stealthily lay it on the back or head of a sleeping group mate.
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To find him, Jean enlists the help of her ragtag team of wildlife sighters — the immigrant street cleaners, traffic wardens and hotel staff who move stealthily, like hunted animals, in the shadows of the city, inhabiting the crepuscular seams of urban life.
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The DCCC took an under-the-radar approach to backing Lamb, disclosing only $1003,00 in spending, according to FEC filings, but stealthily investing over $1 million in the race over the past 3 months, according to a Democratic source familiar with the strategy.
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The campaign was roundly mocked and quickly pulled, and it made me wonder if Dos Equis's long-running "The Most Interesting Man in the World" campaign — "Stay thirsty, my friends" — was sincere or stealthily mocking the least interesting men in the world.
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"They did everything that was against Jewish code, and that's the reason I went after them," said Mr. Branover, whose partner at Basil, Clara Perez, said that Calabria's owners had stealthily debriefed employees about Basil's most popular pizzas and how to make them.
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The score is mostly for leaderboard bragging rights; IO recognizes that most people will focus on completing challenges stealthily and upgrading their mastery level, which, in turn, lets you try more creative assassinations until you've exhausted every avenue and moved on to the next level.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This Saturday, November 3, artist Michelle Hartney stealthily redecorated the galleries of the Metropolitan Museum of Art with a series of plaques wielding feminist messages about artistically heralded but morally dubious male artists like Pablo Picasso and Paul Gauguin.
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But overall, it's quite similar to what we did in the bin Laden raid: the same sort of meticulous intelligence work that slowly narrows the courses of actions, and ultimately provides the information for our forces to stealthily go in and pursue their target effectively.
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Probably because they're set in theme parks — places designed for fun, to escape the real world — but are stealthily dystopian, giving a glimpse of a future that could be prevented but probably won't be, in which we destroy ourselves in the pursuit of leisure.
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There has been no systematic evaluation of whether this is the most efficient way to subsidize homeownership, and Congress won't know whether the Republican plan, which stealthily cut the mortgage interest deduction by boosting competing deductions, will lower home prices or destabilize the housing industry.
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It's a stealthily constructed play whose experimental use of music — as something that lives in the mind of its main character, a German academic named John Halder (played with uncommon lucidity by Michael Kaye) — doesn't quite come off in this Potomac Theater Project production.
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But by persistently painting and reshaping himself in the same manner as the beautiful and stealthily subversive ceramics on which he first made his reputation, Mr. Perry, a 56-year-old married father of one, has also proved himself an astute chronicler of contemporary society.
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Besides Pound, there are other new fitness movements on the horizon: "Animal Flow " incorporates gymnastics, acrobatics, Parkour, capoeira and breakdancing, "all while staying low to the ground and engaging many muscles at once (think of the way a lion stealthily stalks his prey)," Shape says.
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Odds are that the video was shot on a stalking lane, where snipers train, several hours at a time, to stealthily infiltrate an area, set up a concealed forward firing position, and put at least two shots on a target without unintentionally exposing their position.
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But that description doesn't do justice to a stealthily ambitious show in which Madeleine Albright shows up in Rory's dreams; Lorelai names her dog Paul Anka; marathon "Cop Rock" viewing parties take place; and dialogue is packed with cultural references, both high and low.
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Security researchers at the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab say some of the Tibetan targets were sent specifically tailored malicious web links over WhatsApp, which, when opened, could have stealthily gained full access to their phone, installed spyware and silently stole private and sensitive information.
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When the new movie opens, Glass is under wraps and Dunn has been stealthily doing his superhero thing for a while, sneakily saving the day under cover of the security company that he runs with his son (Spencer Treat Clark, reprising the same role).
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Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue stealthily pitched the idea over the last few weeks to the White House's Domestic Policy Council as a novel way to reach the administration's self-imposed goal of slashing federal food assistance programs by $214 billion over the next decade.
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The full extent of the disaster in North Carolina is not yet clear, but it is likely that this event — which occurred due to the interaction among Hurricane Matthew, a warmer than average Atlantic Ocean, and a frontal system that was stealthily draped across the eastern seaboard.
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" Another telling detail from the New York profile: Kushner's favorite book is The Count of Monte Cristo, which the reporter helpfully described as "the story of a wronged man who escapes prison, becomes rich, and uses his wealth to stealthily visit vengeance upon his unsuspecting enemies.
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"We find that an attacker with root privileges on the device can disable all of Voatz's host-based protections, and therefore stealthily control the user's vote, expose her private ballot, and exfiltrate the user's PIN and other data used to authenticate to the server," the researchers write.
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Though the device had a vibrationless "ninja" mode setting and the website implied the suited men in its photos were stealthily Kegal-ing in the office, I refused to wear the underwear out in public, convinced that, even under pants, everyone could tell I was sporting them.
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Looks like it's time for the iconic Clinton Kelly and Stacy London to restyle Trump's Twitter approach, helping him craft the perfect 140 (or 280?) character messages while stealthily trying to remedy his baggy trousers and address his desperate need for a tie clip in the process.
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But most of it was the phenomenal score, the first in which Sondheim, writing about people he really knew, inhabited his natural style fully: a style as cosmopolitan as the busy signal that introduces the cast album but also stealthily passionate and, at its thrilling best, both.
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In a freewheeling meeting about immigration with congressional Republicans and Democrats this week, Mr. Trump lamented the gridlock that has gripped the capital in recent years and suggested that earmarks, the practice of stealthily stuffing funding for pet projects into legislation, be exhumed from the legislative graveyard.
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Submariners stealthily cruising the ocean deeps, purposefully shielded from worldly worries to encourage undivided focus on their top-secret missions of nuclear deterrence, may be among the last pockets of people anywhere who are still blissfully unaware of how the pandemic is turning life upside down.
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The secret to the success of the open protocols of InternetOne is that they were developed in an age when most people didn't care about online networks, so they were able to stealthily reach critical mass without having to contend with wealthy conglomerates and venture capitalists.
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While "Aqua" only teases the existence of Aquaman — as well as the Superman villain Brainiac, stealthily introduced in this episode as a college professor played by Buffy the Vampire Slayer's James Marsters — it's still fun to spend time with these character in a lower-stakes, "just hanging out" way.
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The show is set in a very-near future, where energy crises have dramatically affected international relations: The United States has pulled out of NATO, and now Russia is stealthily invading Norway to try to maintain the nation's oil production (which the new prime minister has tried to ban).
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FOR MS. GRISCOM the disease made itself known stealthily in late 2017 with an unexplained loss of spring in her right leg, a problem climbing stairs and a humiliating face plant in the hallway of her Upper West Side duplex under the disapproving gaze of the building's maintenance man.
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The locket in question is actually Slytherin's Locket, the Horcrux stolen by Sirius' brother Regulus which Harry and Dumbledore seek out at the end of book six (this is another example of Rowling stealthily sneaking in a key plot point to set the stage for a later story).
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Mobile apps that allow in-game betting on individual points or games allow athletes to stealthily manipulate the results and may strike some of them as less unethical as throwing an entire match, said Sally Gainsbury, a senior lecturer at Southern Cross University who has written a book on the subject.
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"The fact that 4chan's participants could be funny and creative and profoundly (if stealthily) influential on the broader popular culture cannot, should not, and must not be separated out from the grotesque bigotries, targeted antagonisms, and glaring instances of myopia that were equally characteristic of the young subculture," Phillips writes.
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What is happening is, the administration has been stealthily, because they couldn&apost get done legislatively, undermined the ACA, which is driving up premiums, which is putting protection of preexisting conditions at risk, putting an age tax at risk, putting women&aposs health costs at greater than male health costs.
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Targeting it could allow an attacker to stealthily hijack a pilot's instrument readings or even take control of the plane, according to the Rapid7 report obtained by The AP."CAN bus is completely insecure," said Chris King, a cybersecurity expert who has worked on vulnerability analysis of large-scale systems.
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For the first time in decades, researchers said, there is now anecdotal evidence that a small elephant population still exists in Somalia, a finding based on the unusual migration of one big bull named Morgan who journeyed stealthily across the Kenya-Somalia border, most likely to look for a mate.
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That time Bridges tried to stealthily slip his computer onto a pile of laptops that IT was wiping It took a while for anyone to catch on to what Bridges was doing, and he may have never gotten caught if Force's unrelated slip-ups hadn't drawn attention to Bridges's own activities.
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"Google seems to be stealthily supporting the current administration's policies when it comes to repressing workers' rights to come together for their own empowerment," attorney Bryan Schwartz, a member of the National Employment Lawyers Association (NELA), who has advocated for the rights of Tesla workers, told Mashable over the phone.
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Inhabiting a class all its own was the English director Dominic Cooke's National Theater revival — by turns devastating and ravishing — of "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom," the career-defining August Wilson play first seen on Broadway in 1984 that remained as fearless as ever in its depiction of a stealthily toxic racism.
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And like all systems of belief, maybe it sprung up in me in response to a subconscious need to believe there is an orderly force behind it all, a definitive map across the great, starlit night that these technology mega conglomerates have stealthily draped over me and my life while I wasn't looking.
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Tania Boler, co-founder of the London-based company, which was founded in 2013 — working stealthily at first before decloaking to take pre-orders for Elvie back in November 2014 — describes its overall focus as 'femtech', with the push and purpose for the team being to develop smarter products that address female health & wellbeing issues.
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Valerie Paley, a vice president and the chief historian of the New-York Historical Society, said the Battle of Brooklyn may have been the most important battle of the Revolution, because even though the British won, they made a mistake: They did not bother to capture George Washington, who stealthily managed to flee across the East River.
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More than a year has passed since Bloomberg Businessweek grabbed the lapels of the cybersecurity world with a bombshell claim: that Supermicro motherboards in servers used by major tech firms, including Apple and Amazon, had been stealthily implanted with a chip the size of a rice grain that allowed Chinese hackers to spy deep into those networks.
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"I sleep placidly," Mr. Guaidó said in an interview as his car stealthily moved through Caracas traffic, adding that he had learned to sleep soundly under trying conditions when he and other opposition leaders staged a 15-day hunger strike in 2015, sleeping on cots on the street, to pressure the government to set a date for legislative elections.
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The handbag market is a pretty crowded corner of the fashion industry to truly make a mark: It's populated with O.G. It bags by, say, Gucci or Louis Vuitton, that's immediately identifiable by familiar logos, and the occasional, stealthily-appearing newcomer (hey there, Mansur Gavriel) that's suddenly slung on the shoulders of seemingly every fashion editor and street style star.
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It is approaching a year since TechCrunch broke news that Robinhood was stealthily recruiting for a London office ahead of plans to expand to the U.K. And in August the U.S.-based company, which pioneered "commission-free" stock-trading states-side, announced it had received regulatory approval to operate this side of the pond, signalling that a U.K. launch was indeed imminent.
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"If I could retrace the epidemic as it shape-shifted across the spine of the Appalachians, roughly paralleling I-81 as it fanned out from the coalfields and crept north up the Shenandoah Valley, I could understand how prescription pill and heroin abuse was allowed to fester, moving quietly and stealthily across this country, cloaked in stigma and shame," she writes.
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Other pivotal fashion moments for the app since its inception in 2010, according to Instagram reps, include: Prabal Gurung joining the app shortly after its 2010 launch (and way before many other designers), Diane von Furstenberg's pre-Oscars bathroom selfie circa 2013, and Alexander Wang's H&M campaign stealthily debuting on the platform — in the middle of the night, no less — in 2014, as well.
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"As far as how Apple plans to do that, there's some information listed on the stealthily launched AC Wellness website, which claims the primacy care centers "offer a unique concierge-like healthcare experience for employees and their dependents" and seek job candidates with "an appreciation for the patient experience and passion for wellness and population health—integrating best clinical practices and technology in a manner that drives patient engagement.
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The software, devised by Arvind Narayanan, Dillon Reisman, Jonathan Mayer, and Grant Storey, is novel in two major ways: First, it looks at the struggle between advertising and ad blockers as fundamentally a security problem that can be fought in much the same way antivirus programs attempt to block malware, using techniques borrowed from rootkits and built-in web browser customizability to stealthily block ads without being detected.
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"We are trying to keep families inside their houses and, after we secure their block, we will evacuate them through safe routes," Lieutenant General Abdul Ghani al-Assadi, senior CTS commander in Mosul, told Iraqi state TV. The militants are moving stealthily in the Old City's maze of alleyways and narrow streets, through holes dug between houses, fighting back the advancing troops with sniper and mortar fire, booby traps and suicide bombers.
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For those who have not figured out that the Tea Party movement has more in common with King George III than the American patriots in 1776, consider the shameless giveaway to big banks stealthily passed on a party-line vote in the Republican House while Americans were watching former FBI Director James Comey call Trump a liar, during an investigation of a Russian dictator's cyber war attack seeking to elect a Republican president.
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