To many burger purists, straying from convention is a sin.
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The dangers of straying from that strategy were evident when Sen.
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The company, he worried, was straying from its hard-core origins.
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Throughout, he was careful to avoid straying from his report's conclusions.
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Throughout, he was careful to avoid straying from his report's conclusions.
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Along the way, some purists scolded experimenters for straying from well-established categories.
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Today, I'm keeping myself focused and not straying from the food aisles ($103).
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Sessions are normally tightly scripted affairs, with ambassadors rarely straying from prepared remarks.
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No. 10 Minnesota recorded the tournament's first upset by straying from its identity.
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Independent journalists continue to face harassment and imprisonment for straying from Putin's party line.
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When he starts straying from the strike zone, that's when he gets in trouble.
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It was reported that his straying from the triangle was part of the reason.
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"This time for good," she explains, her eyes never straying from her menial task.
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Straying from their identity and what got them to the second round would be foolish.
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So I don't think you should look for him to start straying from his principles.
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"Pretty Little Liars" built suspense by straying from the book series it was based on.
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This time, though, Dunham appears to be straying from autobiography and mostly staying behind the camera.
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There's also a lane departure alert to let you know if you're straying from your lane.
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He was making up to six appearances a month, rarely straying from the administration's talking points.
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It can also change lanes automatically and alert drivers when they are straying from their lane.
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Carrobot even performs some driving assistance tasks, like letting you know if you're straying from your lane.
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"Straying from Mao Zedong thought is an important reason for the increased seriousness of corruption," he said.
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The label of "Bad Moms" implies that moms are doing something wrong by straying from unrealistic expectations.
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The characters on "The Path" straying from the righteous path may be members of a controversial movement.
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It blamed regulatory troubles, namely that conforming to current laws and rules would mean straying from its goals.
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"There is no straying from that mission," Miller told the Times, days before Trump strayed from the mission.
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Qatar says it is being punished for straying from its neighbors' backing for authoritarian hereditary and military rules.
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The crackdown has frightened refugees, many of whom already avoid straying from their dwellings fearing arrest at checkpoints.
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Walmart has opted for a palette of softer colors, straying from the iconic neon blue in its logo.
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At the start of your career many in country music viewed you as straying from the Nashville norm.
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In straying from its legacy, it has only diluted its image: "They are killing the glamour," he said.
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Qatar rejects the charges and says it is being punished for straying from its neighbours' backing for authoritarian rulers.
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The Brentwood, Tennessee, native had gotten lost after straying from the trail to relieve herself and set up camp.
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Free from critical expectations, they forged their own paths at a time when straying from trends was quite unorthodox.
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Jenna Jameson is back to keeping up with keto after straying from her strict diet plan while on vacation.
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That said, there is no quicker way to disillusion a core customer base than by straying from established values.
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But as The Lego Movie showed us, straying from the directions of a given set makes for great fun.
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If you go too far, you risk straying from what people liked about the property in the first place.
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Qatar rejects those accusations and says it is being punished for straying from its neighbors' backing for authoritarian rulers.
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Straying from the typical whodunit storytelling form, the perpetrator, Adam Gettrick (Derek Riddell), was revealed back in episode 5.
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Based on our interviews with Ali's childhood friends, his parents always cautioned him about straying from their segregated neighbourhood.
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Qatar rejects those accusations and says it is being punished for straying from its neighbours' backing for authoritarian rulers.
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Qatar rejects the charges and says it is being penalised for straying from its neighbours' backing for authoritarian rulers.
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Pac's death and continued impact in the afterlife has made straying from hero-worship around him a punishable offense.
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Qatar rejects the accusations and says it is being punished for straying from its neighbors' backing for authoritarian rulers.
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Commenters, as well as fellow vegan YouTubers, raced to condemn all of these bloggers for straying from their beliefs.
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The CHP and California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) have been attempting to dissuade travelers from straying from main routes.
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The falsity of these stories serves as a warning to any academic who considers straying from the Democratic path.
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In a continuing international study of adolescents, scientists have found that worldwide, they're discouraged from straying from traditional gender roles.
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Pressley, in a floral dress, looked straight out and raised her voice over the crowd, straying from her prepared remarks.
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He's in new territory, straying from the deep dive into his own history and identity in his King of Arms character.
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And research shows that straying from that sweet spot and sleeping less is correlated to depression, anxiety and suicide, she said.
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You'll be challenged to figure out how to stretch your sensual boundaries without straying from the safe confines of your relationships.
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But Boris Johnson, the frontrunner to take over from Prime Minister Theresa May, has a habit of straying from the script.
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He grew a beard and admonished young people for straying from Islam, vowing never to sing any of his hits again.
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By the end of the Obama administration, officials in Washington feared China was straying from the path of liberalization and cooperation.
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"With a full-time job, good roommates, and the discipline of following a budget, I felt okay straying from Dave's advice."
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At that point, most foals have become more independent anyway, straying from their mother's protective embrace to play with their peers.
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It also recently launched a new flavor, Orange Vanilla, designed to keep consumers from straying from cola when looking for variety.
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The Flying Fathers are not straying from the original script — "an unusual mix of religion, hockey and comedy," said the Rev.
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Despite the slicker look, it doesn't look like the classic RPG will be straying from the formula it established in the '90s.
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Qatar rejects those accusations and says it is being punished for straying from its neighbors' backing for authoritarian hereditary and military rulers.
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But the party, nervous of being accused of straying from socialism, is particularly sensitive to accusations that it is favouring the wealthiest.
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But later that night, at a celebratory banquet, he worried out loud about whether nonprofit theaters were straying from their original mission.
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Straying from mostly traditional campaign promises, Williamson previously stated that she's running to bring a "moral and spiritual awakening" to the country.
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They also map their way during the ride with Google maps to make sure the driver isn't straying from the best route.
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When the police caught a woman straying from the dress code, they issued a notice in exchange for her husband's ID card.
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Rihanna, Katy Perry, and Lucy Hale, sure, but rarely do we see Plaza straying from her classic raven black hair or neutral makeup.
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And visible binders can be a source of insecurity — or even danger — for wearers who are often straying from gender norms of dress.
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A letter penned by a group of Latinx artists, scholars, and community activists accuses the museum of straying from its identity and mission.
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It became the most downvoted video in YouTube's history, and prompted a slew of criticisms that it was straying from its creator base.
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Some of the changes are more subtle, like the impeachment managers straying from prepared remarks to commend senators for their patience and attention.
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" The son added that Romney is straying from the president because he is "desperate to be loved by the left and the media.
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Straying from the policy of "One China," which has governed relations between Beijing, Taipei and Washington for decades, can lead to serious consequences.
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The office he had been tapped to administer was investigating American nuns for supposedly adopting a "secular mentality" and straying from Catholic orthodoxy.
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Given all that, I wondered if the rock was also a subtle warning to avoid straying from the government's narrative of defending democracy.
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Ashanti works hard for her slim figure, but the singer is all about occasionally straying from her usual diet to enjoy her favorite foods.
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He repeatedly hit both candidates in his letter from straying from the facts, but said it could simply be a sign of the times.
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Qatar rejects accusations of fomenting regional unrest, saying it is being punished for straying from its neighbors' backing for authoritarian hereditary and military rulers.
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Kunis has seemed to prefer straying from maternity-specific clothes — specifically favoring duds by Ulla Johnson and shoes that won't add to her discomfort.
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It's important, Reese writes, to challenge the assumption that meat is "normal," because many consumers may be wary of straying from the status quo.
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The boast, accurate or not, highlighted his focus and how little he was forced into straying from it over the course of the evening.
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Their straying from Shane's plan made a new enemy in him, and Shane vows to come after them hard for the rest of the game.
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The notion that Trump is even considering pardoning himself has alarmed legal experts, who have pointed out how far the president is straying from precedent.
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They still text, but Stuart has a wife and kids — even on their first (relatively) chaste date, he expressed doubts about straying from his marriage.
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She also asked, "Do you have any idea why they keep straying from the model bill language?" according to the email Zwonitzer shared with CNN.
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Instead, it feels as though she's straying from the script she's been given, revisiting crossroads, political and personal, where different choices could have been made.
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Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb is often given credit for straying from the Trump administration script by being public health and evidence-focused.
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The Trump administration has also criticized the government of Venezuela for straying from its constitution, keeping political prisoners and not holding free and fair elections.
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Straying from the world of food, please read Richard Fausset's smart look at the American South through the prism of its magazines, in The Times.
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It was an effective strategy during the Republican primary campaign, when his rivals were largely uncomfortable straying from constitutional limits or traditional assumptions of human decency.
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It denies supporting terrorism and says it is being punished for straying from its neighbours' political line of backing the region's authoritarian hereditary and military rulers.
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The two components interact to maintain a balance between straying from recognized styles and going too deep into new, experimental territory that could garner negative criticism.
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Kitili Mbathi, director general of Kenya Wildlife Service, agreed that the construction work was to blame for the increasing number of lions straying from the park.
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But Republicans and internet providers have criticized the rules for straying from the privacy framework that had been enforced by another agency, the Federal Trade Commission.
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While the Frick is eager to reach today's audience, the museum is also wary of straying from its mission of showing classic European art and sculpture.
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But instead of thinking about "straying" from the original design of the system, looking at the Electoral College shows us two sets of evolving norms about democracy.
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President Trump is straying from the platform that put him in the Oval Office, rendering his administration like any other Republican White House, Ann Coulter said Tuesday.
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In 1985, Mr. Gold became one of the first American actuaries to work on Wall Street, straying from the profession's typical career track in insurance and consulting.
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It speaks to the slippery grip of this daring, vexing book that I found my thoughts often straying from the story and wandering instead toward its author.
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President Trump seems to be straying from his "America first" position with a series of unexpected military moves in Syria, Afghanistan and the Asia Pacific this month.
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Yet Hill defended the work of the career diplomats, warning that straying from years-long efforts to protect Ukraine would only empower Russia's hand in the region.
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Junta leader Prayuth Chan-ocha has threatened to shut down news outlets critical of his government and regularly scolds journalists who he considers straying from the official line.
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Since the biological clock influences humans' eating, straying from the circadian rhythm could mean eating too much or eating the wrong food at the wrong times, she said.
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And straying from their usual nude makeup, Ashley opted for dark, smoky eyes, and Mary-Kate sported a brown smoky eye with heavy blush and a nude lip.
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Artisanal upstart pretzel slingers had to learn this the hard way, but hopefully others will avoid straying from the standard knot shape, assuming Apple doesn't own that one.
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The result is a collection defined by a grounded surrealism, stories populated by ghosts (metaphorical and sometimes literal) and other super natural elements without ever straying from reality.
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They objected to Rome's straying from euro zone budget rules, passing measures against asylum-seekers or siding with Russia to thwart EU support for the opposition in Venezuela.
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Talks between the two sides have stalled after the Taliban accused Khalilzad of straying from the agreed agenda and there is no clarity on when they may resume.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters Breakingviews) - A labor bill aimed at helping Uber Technologies drivers, under discussion in the ride-hailing giant's own state, risks straying from the righteous road.
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The two of us ordered salads and Mr. Incontri, briefly straying from his vegetarian diet, offered to split a plate of the trattoria's delicious trademark risotto alla Milanese.
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But RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan has cautioned against straying from fiscal consolidation, saying the move would jeopardise the country's economic stability at a time of global market turmoil.
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It's a look Le Caire faces often as a self-identified transsexual woman — one that keeps her from riding subways at night or straying from places she knows well.
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Season eight has faced increasingly negative reviews as episodes have aired, with many viewers criticizing the show's creators for rushing toward its ending and straying from established character arcs.
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While it was dismissed by many for straying from its focus on electronic retailing, it is now the leader in cloud computing, ahead of companies like Microsoft and Google.
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However, the publicly available information that he is now requesting – straying from the original request that included social security numbers – cannot generate the findings he is currently looking for.
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But here the works increasingly blended, with characters straying from one to the other or loitering onstage, and the two casts joined to end each of the two acts.
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So, go ahead and bookmark this page and come back to it when you feel like straying from your standard email sign-off and trying something a little different.
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Straying from the sample-based approach he took with his 2012 debut album, A Forest, Mare was inspired largely of organic field recordings he took while living in that cabin.
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At a press conference introducing the team's new stars, Ballmer went off book, straying from his scripted remarks to emit a "WOOOOoooo22019!" reminiscent of his wild Microsoft product debut days.
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But on a recent trip to Japan — with her sisters in tow, naturally — Kourtney was seen straying from the usual, testing out bolder trends like blue eyeshadow and graphic liner.
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But Lucio will need to translate all of Facebook's nitty-gritty behind-the-scenes work on these issues into comprehensible messaging that keeps users from straying from the social network.
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Earlier this year, Trump threatened a fuller assault by considering the appointment of two highly partisan political allies to the central bank, straying from a tradition of more technocratic appointments.
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Straying from existing parental control models, Bark looks to respect the privacy of children while also alerting parents to potential harassment, predators in online spaces, sexting and mental health concerns.
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The EB-5 program, which Congress created in the 1990s to spark economic growth in rural and low-income urban areas, has faced criticism for straying from its original intent.
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If they have a president who seems to be straying from the path they deem necessary to improve things, they expect the opposition party to offer up some viable options.
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" The pile-on continued into the weekend, as other union leaders lambasted the WFP, which was founded in New York in 1998, for straying from the charter of its founders. "Mr.
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But of course, Trump's entire presidency is based on straying from the script -- so no one can guarantee that he won't take matters into his own hands, with unpredictable political results.
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Mr. Patel had no formal responsibility for Ukraine policy, and Fiona Hill, then a senior aide to Mr. Bolton, had raised questions about whether he was straying from his official portfolio.
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"Nobody leaves unless they're willing to pay the price," says Chani Getter of Footsteps, a support group for former ultra-Orthodox Jews as well as those considering straying from the fold.
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Over the last three decades, hosts frequently lashed elected Republican power brokers for straying from what they regarded as core principles, shattering promises or betraying the voters who invested in their candidacies.
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By straying from the President's agenda, Sanford signaled to the Republicans in his district that he was not interested in representing their views or in helping the GOP achieve results through unity.
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Hindu nationalist thugs intimidate those who chide the government for straying from India's secular tradition, or who advocate a less repressive approach to protests in Kashmir, India's only state with a Muslim majority.
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Stanley, meanwhile, settled down after a slow start and proceeded to hit the ball like a metronome, hardly straying from the middle of the fairway but managing only a pedestrian even-par 72.
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The second: Straying from his usual Instagram aesthetic of original, professional images, Souza decided to share a hilarious photoshop someone created using the following photo he took of Obama holding a camera. Paparazzi.
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Having cut the policy repo rate by 125 basis points in 2015, RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan warned on Friday against straying from the path of fiscal consolidation or relaxing the fight against inflation.
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Some Clinton supporters expressed frustration that an interview Mr. Gore gave last month to a liberal website warning about the perils of straying from the major party candidates did not draw more attention.
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Some senior officials in leadership positions had "fallen morally", their beliefs straying from the correct path, wrote Chen Xi, the recently appointed head of the party's powerful Organisation Department that oversees personnel decisions.
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But the rapid generational turnover on the campaign beat has collectively created a press corps less confident in its judgments and even more nervous about straying from the pack and the Twitter mob.
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"The contribution you personally, and the Commission collectively, made to this historic agreement was absolutely essential to its success," he wrote to Juncker, straying from protocol by naming officials by name for their contribution.
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While it seems as though its adult-oriented comics will live under the company's DC Black Label line, the company is open to straying from that structure for specific creators in instances like this.
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While Maeve is straying from her lone wolf programming and going out of her way to help her fellow hosts, Dolores is going full survival of the fittest on the people she holds most dear.
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Ms. Reid, the spokeswoman, said in an interview Wednesday that she had noticed an uptick in people straying from trails and approaching animals this year, caused, in part, by the sheer number of park visitors.
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Gallerists, collectors, random visitors and curiosity seekers dressed competitively, vying, it seemed, to outshine one another, their attention often straying from the exhibition walls to the theatrical scene in the aisles of the tented enclosure.
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While you don't need to monitor your portfolio manager to ensure that he or she is not straying from the fund's objective and performing well, you do need to keep tabs on the overall portfolio.
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Straying from a predictable pattern of straightforward interview/narration/footage, it indulges an artistic flourish: To transition from the first episode's introduction to the beginning of the history it examines, the documentary literally rewinds the war.
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With pop-culture representations of these places rarely straying from the clichés of a spooky Victorian-era asylum filled with rusting bed frames and uncaring Nurse Ratcheds, it's not difficult to see why that may be.
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On Thursday Fitch, which already rates South Africa's local and foreign debt non-investment, warned that Treasury was straying from fiscal consolidation, while S&P said politics were the main hurdle to arresting the fiscal slide.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany plans to boost spending by more than 20203 billion euros ($33.65 billion) up until 2020 without straying from its balanced budget, according to a draft Finance Ministry document seen by Reuters on Tuesday.
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Mr. Trump also falsely said that the Russia investigation was started "illegally," a claim he has made previously, accusing the F.B.I. of straying from its own investigative policies and opened an inquiry because of political motivations.
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There, Roxy, a gassy yet beguiling Boston terrier, had her mug sketched by Laura Supnik, an illustrator in Brooklyn, without straying from the lap of her owner, Jodi Balkan, the principal of a public relations firm.
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Still, the scope of Mr. Trump's falsehoods raises questions about whether the brakes on straying from the truth and the consequences for politicians' being caught saying things that just are not true have diminished over time.
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Frequently straying from the notes on the lectern, Trump talked about himself and likely Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, often detouring from the purpose of the event: to introduce a little-known politician to the broader public.
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Straying from that in the pursuit of the political priorities of fund managers does workers a disservice, and illustrates why power over other people's money shouldn't be concentrated into the hands of a few government officials.
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Straying from the standard line of feminist thought, Nussbaum defends Sunstein's idea, arguing that there are circumstances in which being treated as a sex object, a "mysterious thinglike presence," can be humanizing, rather than morally harmful.
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For every song enumerating the rapper's many blessings, there's another about straying from the light, and the mixtape's habit of zipping between the two from track to track makes it feel like a battle for Chance's soul.
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Though Ms. Prescod is notorious for straying from fencing orthodoxy, she is reliably at her strongest, Mr. Leach said, when attacking from a defensive position, often baiting her opponents into a strike that she deflects and counters.
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Why it matters: Trump's comments, which followed his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, are another example of the president's message straying from existing U.S. policy and at times differing from other parts of his own administration.
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Barely straying from his prepared remarks — something he has failed to do in recent weeks — Trump thanked the veterans group and highlighted the ways in which his administration has tried to improve the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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There are so many factors — genetic, cultural, environmental — but the more I talked about those, the more I felt I was straying from a really intensely personal story, which is what I had set out to do.
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Anxiety concerning the harsh social judgments a son will receive for straying from the traditional gender norms can lead some heterosexual fathers to unconsciously reinforce limiting and even harmful views of what it means to be a man.
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Many comments on social network Twitter pointed up the contrast between his two roles, first as a pop sensation singing about love and heartbreak, and then as a stern, bearded preacher admonishing young people for straying from Islam.
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Because Donald Trump is straying from the themes that initial caused stocks to rise, but also because the trading community is starting to realize that even "clean" issues like corporate tax cuts are more complicated than they first seemed.
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Washington (CNN)The White House has accused special counsel Robert Mueller's team of playing politics with the investigation and wildly straying from their mission in a letter sent to Attorney General William Barr last month and released Thursday afternoon.
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Although Trump earned praise from members of his own party and his aides for staying relatively restrained on the allegations for much of this week, Trump had begun straying from his talking points by as early as Tuesday afternoon.
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Before ditching her rich red strands for the new strawberry blonde hue, Thorne previously experimented with the lighter tone last summer for a movie role, but, she says, she wasn't a fan of straying from her signature auburn shade.
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Republican women running in those districts have had to calibrate their response to those allegations; to avoid alienating female voters, while not straying from the party's support of Judge Kavanaugh, they have argued that his accusers must be heard.
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WASHINGTON — During her two years serving in the Trump administration, Nikki R. Haley, the former ambassador to the United Nations, managed to toe a tougher line on Russia than her boss, while also never straying from his good graces.
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But while Trump on Tuesday again pointed to the "package of ethics reforms," he began calling for a day earlier, the Republican nominee did not avoid straying from that message and spent time lambasting the media and even complaining about polls.
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But ideal or not, it allows the commission to avoid opening a procedure that could have led to the imposition of multi-billion euro fines on Italy for straying from the path of fiscal righteousness (as mapped out by Brussels).
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" Obama has warned about this "idea of purity" before, cautioning an audience in April about "creating what's called a 'circular firing squad' where you start shooting at your allies because one of them is straying from purity on the issues.
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He is The Apostle (who he revealed as the namesake inspiration for the title), detailing a painstaking journey to stay favorable in the eyes of the Lord, straying from His light, stricken blind and becoming the most important messenger of Christ.
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The action comes on the heels of a similar claim in Texas when the Justice Department, NAACP and others went back to court arguing that the state's voter education and poll worker training materials were straying from the language ordered by a judge.
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The troop decision has split the White House, with National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster and Defense Secretary James Mattis advocating for additional troops, while Steve Bannon and others from his camp pushing back over the president straying from his "America First" campaign pledge.
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He and other Democrats have argued that Barr is straying from the norm by denying these materials, pointing to past precedents such as the Watergate investigation under the Nixon administration and the Whitewater probe during the Clinton administration, led by Kenneth Starr.
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Mr. Adelson has a direct line to the president and helped to persuade him to move the United States Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem — a fact that Mr. Trump noted at the White House ceremony on Friday, straying from his prepared remarks.
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In speaking about their own experiences, Republican candidates are not only allowing themselves to be vulnerable in front of voters, they're also straying from the just-say-no message of Ronald Reagan, whose legacy includes a tough legislative stance on drugs and drug sentencing.
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J.), a former National Security Council (NSC) and State Department official who took part in the closed-door depositions, described the Sondland-Trump phone call as straying from the normal protocol, particularly because the NSC typically briefs the president on calls with foreign leaders.
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Still, moderates say they are worried that the narrative is already straying from the president's actions to where House Democrats stand on impeachment — the same scenario that they believe hurt the party as they attempted to use Robert Mueller's report against Trump earlier this year.
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From Gregory J. Topliff, Warrenville, S.C. Straying from roots, universities focus on political indoctrination Colleges and universities across the country have been engaging in free speech censorship, redefining the English language to be politically appropriate and censoring the divergent viewpoints and perspectives from what is officially taught.
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Now 58, Kriemler has helmed the house for 40 years, during which he's transformed Akris into a major global brand while never straying from his taste for minimalist luxury and impeccable craftsmanship — and he still employs artisans from St. Gallen for his colorful but discreet collections.
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With the switch we began envisioning doing more, but straying from the core concepts of the original title... The more that we worked on the game, the more that we wanted to do, and the further we got from the original concepts that made System Shock so great.
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Since its origins in 1954, the Bologna-based brand has focused its branding highly on sexual appeal; under new direction, though, it's straying from the typical vibe most intimates ads have and promoting the fact that sexuality and strength are not mutually exclusive — and that lingerie can be unapologetically feminist.
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I made it through high school and college, and swam competitively, without straying from an assignment or task, and was 22 before I found out that my refusal to disobey was kind of awkward (at, gasp, a co-ed sleepover — where I quarantined myself to the couch out of respect).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the latest chapter of a series of controversies dogging El Museo del Barrio in Manhattan's East Harlem neighborhood, a newly-released open letter penned by a group of Latinx artists, scholars, and community activists accuses the museum of straying from its identity and mission.
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Mr. Pence is playing "right into North Korea's hands by making it look like the U.S. is straying from its ally and actively undermining efforts for inter-Korean relations," said Mintaro Oba, a former diplomat at the State Department specializing in the Koreas, who now works as a speechwriter in Washington.
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The other is his commitment to extending what he can do with line, while never straying from it In his work from the beginning of this century, Siena has built up his intricate, maze-like compositions by adding one line segment to another according to what he called a visual algorithm.
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Straying from the prepared remarks on his teleprompter, the Republican nominee reignited his attacks on Hillary Clinton's physical and mental health, arguing that the former secretary of state "could be crazy" and lacks the "stamina" to be president -- even imitating Clinton stumbling into her car while leaving a 9/11 ceremony last month.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyYang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' Pence celebrates Trump's acquittal: 'It's over, America' MORE (R-Utah) straying from the GOP in his vote to convict Trump for abuse of power.
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Although I have been like a horse with blinders, starting at 23 as a science and health writer and never straying from my chosen path for 52 years, I have great admiration for the courage, imagination and determination of people like these four, who reinvented themselves by believing that you never know what you can do until you try.
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In chapters alternating between Ilya's life in Russia and his time in the US, Lydia Fitzpatrick's Lights All Night Long is both a mystery and a coming-of-age story that is plot-driven and engaging without ever skimping on character development or straying from the bond between Ilya and Vlad — the true core of the story.
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Kay GrangerNorvell (Kay) Kay GrangerThe Hill's Campaign Report: Ten days to Iowa Conservative Club for Growth backs Texas House Republican's primary challenger ICE emerges as stumbling block in government funding talks MORE (R-Texas) in the March primary, the group announced, straying from Republican Party leaders The group is supporting technology executive Chris Putnam by funding a seven-figure advertising offensive against Granger.
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On Tuesday, while conservatives were trying to advance these two popular, commonsense bills, the left was focused on Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann Warren Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden riding wave of momentum after stunning Super Tuesday Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden MORE cynically scoring political points on Mike Bloomberg for straying from their abortion talking points.
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With actors who are also writers, and gifted at coming up with their own material, like Atlanta creator and star Donald Glover in the role of Lando Calrissian and Fleabag creator and star Phoebe Waller-Bridge as an unspecified motion-capture character (which in galactic terms, that usually signals a droid or alien), the sources say Lord and Miller began straying from the script by Star Wars veteran Lawrence Kasdan and his son, Jon Kasdan (The First Time).
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"One of the things I do worry about sometimes among progressives in the United States, maybe it's true here as well, is a certain kind of rigidity where we say, 'Uh, I'm sorry, this is how it's going to be,' and then we start sometimes creating what's called a 'circular firing squad,' where you start shooting at your allies because one of them is straying from purity on the issues," Obama said a town hall in Berlin, Germany, hosted by the Obama Foundation.
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