The word 'Muslim' means the one who surrenders to God.
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He adjourned Tuesday's proceedings until Musharraf is arrested or surrenders.
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"voluntary" nature of their surrenders is also highly debatable. Many
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Finally, the gunman surrenders and police take him into custody.
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If the mother surrenders or retaliates, the child feels abandoned.
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The tactic has seen over 700,000 such surrenders in two months.
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The instructions were clear, they said: Increase kills, captures and surrenders.
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In "The Moravian Night," Handke simultaneously escalates and surrenders that campaign.
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Finally, reason surrenders — but to a wave of thrill rather than despair.
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Following that display of carnage, Pacho surrenders to Serrano in a church.
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After an intense bidding war, Dwight surrenders to Bob Vance, Vance Refrigeration.
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Significant surrenders have been reported in Kunduz and Helmand Provinces as well.
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Harry surrenders, gets killed (omg!), comes back to life, and finally (finally
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On the day she surrenders, she will be strip-searched, he says.
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When food is burned in a laboratory it surrenders its calories within seconds.
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Eventually, he surrenders to his desire and takes satisfaction in his submissive role.
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Belgium leads, 1-0, but surrenders its well-earned Fair Play tiebreaker edge.
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Yet the more Roy surrenders to extraterrestrial influence, the more infantile he becomes.
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On her return, the wise matriarch surrenders to her sons' reinvention of laundry.
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He dies in prison, while another Highlander, Douglas, surrenders to the King and survives.
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"Partner forces have negotiated limited withdrawals or surrenders like this before," Rankne-Galloway said.
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Sultana's family is wary of her passion for education but surrenders to her determination.
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He boasts there have been around 600,000 voluntary surrenders since the program went national.
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Chests crash; one dancer dominates, one surrenders and then it starts all over again.
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As the agreed time closes in, the city surrenders to darkness district by district.
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Instead, by its very nature, the event surrenders to the rules of reality television.
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Burt Reynolds surrenders his trademark mustache to Dinah Shore for a 1973 television special.
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But the Dothraki are, presumably, not interested in accepting a bunch of peaceful surrenders.
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Quickly — or slowly, and after initial resistance — the reader surrenders to the narrative's leisurely drumbeat.
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In a society so suffused with highly manipulated imagery, Riepenhoff surrenders her editorship to chance.
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Already, municipalities across the country have logged around 675,000 voluntary surrenders, Dela Rosa has said.
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Cover image: R. Kelly surrenders to authorities at Chicago First District police station, Friday, Feb.
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If the defense botches a switch and surrenders a long two, take the open shot!
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In fact, Townsend said the surrenders have been part of "a desperate ploy" by ISIS.
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North Korea must have "absolute security guarantees" before Kim surrenders his nuclear arsenal, says President Putin.
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As with all such bargains, the victories are partial and temporal, the surrenders total and irrevocable.
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Everyone who comes over usually surrenders to the rule, except for my wife's best friend, Sharamey.
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Simply put, in an irrevocable trust, the grantor surrenders the right to call off the arrangement.
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If it demands that Iran surrenders everything, the Middle East will get nothing but more misery. ■
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"If Europe surrenders to mass population movement and immigration, our own continent will be lost," he said.
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He surrenders, and the power his partner possesses over him is enough for him to feast on.
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Lieutenant Habibullah, a deputy company commander in Badghis who uses only one name, also confirmed the surrenders.
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At the outset of this poignant drama, a family patriarch surrenders to a slow and painful death.
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But Héloïse, when she finally submits to Marianne's painterly scrutiny, hardly surrenders her own powers of observation.
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Even after she surrenders her White House badge, Hicks might not be finished speaking to federal investigators.
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Four hours pass before Timmers, who had demanded that his son-in-law be released from jail, surrenders.
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A meeting with the masters reveals that if Daenerys surrenders, she will walk away from the city penniless.
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It's a deafening silence that ends without comment on August 15, 1945, the day Japan surrenders to America.
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Minimalism surrenders entirely in the bathroom, papered in a pulpy collage of posters from pre-revolutionary Iranian cinema.
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Thousands of explosive grenades streamed down onto their positions, destroying lives and equipment and forcing surrenders en masse.
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Gulliver, on the other hand, lands in Lilliput and surrenders himself to the best sleep of his life.
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Sagarin is a believer that how many points a team scores and surrenders is a vital indicator of quality.
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A candidate surrenders control over his or her life and subjugates everything to the voracious needs of the campaign.
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If this was how America became the world's pre-eminent power, is this also how it surrenders the role?
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He gets paid his usual fee, and she surrenders him to his mother every weekend, as per their understanding.
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No one should agree to work for Trump on impeachment unless he surrenders control of his Twitter account, period.
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"The principal consequence is the United States surrenders the little influence it has over the future of Syria," he said.
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Friday's attack follows government reports of a wave of surrenders by fighters in neighboring Kasai-Central province in recent days.
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The result is a flaking and peeling surface that surrenders its distinctive image to the materials that survived the onslaught.
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But the film surrenders to convention once a too-neat solution is found for the care of the little ones.
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And many businesses have borrowed in foreign currencies, which means their debt burdens have risen as the lira surrenders value.
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However, with 30 days left before he surrenders to prison, time is no longer a luxury he is capable of.
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Before it surrenders to the demands of immediacy and, well, throws the baby out with the bathwater, fashion might take note.
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Duong and the taxi driver leave San Jose and drive back to Rosemead, where Duong surrenders at an auto repair shop.
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Frank Bruni Opinion Columnist James Comey's book is titled "A Higher Loyalty," but it surrenders the higher ground, at least partly.
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The judgment against Reynolds will be suspended when he surrenders his artwork, two pistols, and the sale of a pontoon boat.
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That's when my poor phone surrenders and I suddenly get a cacophony of button-mashing bleeps and blorps interrupting the conversation.
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For a moment, as she blows sideways off the screen and surrenders herself to flight, her posture is beautiful, absolutely graceful.
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But when Italy surrenders to the Allies and Germany takes full control of Vichy, the rounding up of Jews begins there.
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What could have come across as lascivious or amoral doesn't; Pearl's married, and Mortensen, as Walker Jerome, surrenders to her desire.
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She doesn't showboat, calling attention to her technique with histrionics and self-flattering moments, but instead surrenders herself to her characters.
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Unlike other local deals, which have been more lopsided — akin to surrenders after long sieges — the insurgents in Barzeh had real leverage.
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A mother migrating from Honduras holds her 1-year-old child as she surrenders to US Border Patrol agent near McAllen, Texas.
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But fears of Syrizification, when a left-wing party surrenders its radicalism, means some Labour activists may be unwilling to do so.
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But the better trained and equipped Afghan military has proved more cohesive than the police, which makes the recent surrenders particularly worrisome.
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Until state and city restrictions are lifted, the shelter will not accept stray animals, owner surrenders, or animal transfers from other locations.
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Seven Surrenders by Ada Palmer In To Like Lightning, Ada Palmer introduced us to Mycroft Canner, a convict sentenced to wander the globe.
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North Korea's threat to cancel the summit prompted Trump to walk back Bolton's comments and offer "protections" if Kim surrenders his nuclear weapons.
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She decides she wants to be more like Sister Ingalls (Beth Fowler), so she voluntarily surrenders herself as an escapee to the police.
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The U.S. authorities have extended a deadline for dealings with Rusal and indicated that the sanctions could be lifted if Deripaska surrenders control.
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Sin against the blood & the race is the original sin in this world & the end of a humanity which surrenders to it pic.twitter.
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There have been no reported cases of such surrenders, and the insurgents were pushed out of most of the city after six days.
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A woman who is a "slave" to eating too much bread or "convicted" of sniping at her husband surrenders little and gains much.
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It also surrenders the initiative to the North, perhaps reducing support in the UN and elsewhere for implementing the tougher sanctions already approved.
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"However, with 30 days left before he surrenders to prison, time is no longer a luxury he is capable of," Cohen's lawyers added.
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Though the government has said it would offer amnesty to anyone who surrenders, "if the regime entered, we will be slaughtered," he said.
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There have reportedly been mass surrenders in Istanbul, and about 50 pro-coup soldiers abandoned their tanks on Bosphorus Bridge with their hands raised.
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TO) surrenders hopes of securing a top spot in commercial aviation with the sale of its money-losing CSeries jet program to Airbus (AIR.
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They are dismayed that the draft agreement surrenders too much control to the EU, including the prospect of staying in a customs union indefinitely.
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Per Basketball-Reference, Minnesota surrenders the sixth highest percentage of shots at the rim, and foes are making them at the third highest rate.
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In constructing, deconstructing and reworking photographs and images, Draxler reveals struggles and surrenders, his work living and breathing with dark hints of existential sexuality.
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For all the excesses of the writing, Mr. Troughton is able to calibrate the degrees by which Titus surrenders to the baseness around him.
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"If the F.D.A. surrenders on First Amendment issues, there could be very serious consequences for the agency's ability to do its job," he said.
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But rather than bury the body and try to cover up the crime, Daniel freely admits to it and surrenders himself to the authorities.
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Ahmad Jawid Salim, said in a post on his Facebook page that the surrenders marked the end of the Islamic State in northern Afghanistan.
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In preparation, I've been thinking about how I want to spend my roughly two minutes of totality, when day surrenders, briefly, to coronal night.
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A mother from Honduras holds her 225-year-old child as she surrenders to US Border Patrol agents after crossing the border June 193, 219.
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In particular, he says that the Chequers agreement surrenders "control over our rulebook on goods and agrifoods", reducing Britain to the status of a "colony".
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Eventually, the prisoner dilemma dynamic of their shared meal becomes clear and everybody surrenders their phones to a hole in the middle of the table.
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Close to nine million Americans lost their jobs and a similar number of homeowners were forced into foreclosures, surrenders of their homes or distress sales.
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Charlotte's struggles also stem from a deteriorating three-point defense that surrenders 31.3 attempts per game, a 23.3 percent increase that currently leads the league.
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"A slavish policy that ignores Chinese transgressions holds back the Philippine military and surrenders to Beijing's wishes," said Jose Antonio Custodio, a Philippine military historian.
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Seven Surrenders by Ada Palmer — March 22008th In Too Like Lightning, Ada Palmer introduced readers to a utopian, post-scarcity world which was beginning to crumble.
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The bizarre competition consists of several elimination rounds where two grown men basically just slap each other in the face with open palms until one surrenders.
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Much of the credit goes to Alabama's stout front seven, which surrenders only 2.3 yards per carry to opposing rushers, the lowest number in the country.
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After the killing, US marshals tracked the men from Chicago to Wisconsin to California before negotiating their surrenders through an attorney, US Marshal Donal McCarthy said.
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Between its two school choice programs, the state voluntarily surrenders millions of dollars, in direct funds and in lost tax revenue, to private schools every year.
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With voluntary surrenders reaching well over half a million in just a few weeks, it's clear that Duterte and Dela Rosa consider the program a success.
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But Russia, using force and negotiated surrenders, helped Mr. Assad recapture the other three zones, sending thousands of defeated rebel fighters and their families into Idlib.
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They have an exterior crunch that surrenders quickly to the firm, chewy interior of mashed salt cod; the texture is less fried dough than fish taffy.
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While the pledge to increase captures, kills and surrenders would be changed, the Defense Ministry indicated no change in other orders that had also worried officers.
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And in a striking coda, Dieu Lan even surrenders her enmity toward Wicked Ghost, who becomes re-entangled with the family through a winning romantic subplot.
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It's the promise that baseball makes to every fan at the start of each season, if only for a tiny moment, before hope surrenders to reality.
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He said that while the army had stepped up its attacks this year, its emphasis had always been on captures and surrenders rather than combat kills.
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Rock will play the head of an African-American family who surrenders his oldest boy to his enemy - an Italian - to keep an uneasy peace, Landgraf said.
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Flight attendant who fled security surrenders in suspected cocaine case The beige stucco house, the newest on the block, sits in a community of single-family homes.
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A BLF spokesman did not respond to a request for comment on the reported surrenders, but Baluch separatists have dismissed previous such events as government-staged propaganda.
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Monday's surrenders took place in Kalat district, about 130 km (80 miles) south of the provincial capital Quetta, which has seen a paramilitary crackdown in recent days.
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You can see from the video the friend surrenders quietly, and we now have information that seems to show he did NOT make the threatening 911 call.
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That arrest resulted in an epic smiling mug shot -- which he might get a chance to top when/if cops catch up to him, or he surrenders.
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It echoes the terms of previous opposition surrenders, but according to rebel sources, they also secured a concession that some government forces would withdraw from the area.
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"Any government that enacts policies designed to harm children and enables a culture of brutalization and cover-ups, surrenders its right to govern," said spokesman John Paterson.
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The Times reports that the mass surrenders came after the Iraqi military captured the city of Hawija from the ISIS fighters after just 15 days of fighting.
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The reason for the order was not known due to legal secrecy in an ongoing case, and will only be lifted once Facebook surrenders data, Souza's office said.
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The former Chelsea manager has pioneered a style of football that at times deliberately surrenders possession of the ball in order to hit teams quickly on the break.
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When its enclave in the city of Aleppo fell to Assad in late 2016, it led to a series of surrenders of other small opposition pockets around Syria.
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The theme goes back to 1977's A New Hope, where Obi-Wan Kenobi surrenders himself to Darth Vader's lightsaber to distract him as the other characters escape.
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The credibility of this vital narrative will be severely damaged if, after the nationally televised reception of the Syrian dictator in the Kremlin last October, Russia "surrenders" Assad.
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The quest of saving the aging man falls to the boy, who surrenders his crush on the schoolteacher, Miss Cross, and instead plays matchmaker between the two adults.
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This is true both strategically—Wright benefits in no small way from having an outfield that can run down most of the fly balls he surrenders—and narratively.
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Using a mix of infiltration, negotiated surrenders and brute military force, the regime has overrun nearly all of the rebel-held southwest's eastern sector, displacing more than 270,000.
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As the Islamic State surrenders more territory in both countries, the Red Cross has forcefully warned all sides that detained ISIS fighters and their families deserve humane treatment.
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In one of the film's first surrenders to narrative cliché, Beshay's wife dies, leading him to venture outside the colony for the first time in his adult life.
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Jamal and His Painkiller Addiction There's a marvelous sequence in which Jamal surrenders all his pills to his concerned mother, Cookie, who washes them down the kitchen sink.
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A mother immigrating from Honduras holds her 1-year-old child as she surrenders to Border Patrol agents after illegally crossing the border on June 25 near McAllen, Texas.
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A mother immigrating from Honduras holds her 1-year-old child as she surrenders to US Border Patrol agents June 25 after illegally crossing the border near McAllen, Texas.
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Intoxicated by Daniel's irresistibly precocious daughter, Hazel (the product of the affair that broke them up years ago), Maeve surrenders almost immediately to an enduring desire for her ex.
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Military officials in Kabul even suspected a conspiracy in the surrenders, which followed patterns that had brought the capital city of Helmand on the verge of collapse last month.
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IS, they said, has seeded the villages it surrenders to rebels with improvised explosive devices (IEDs), some made with plastic bottles in order to not set off metal detectors.
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A Bible, or a copy of "Charlotte's Web," for that matter, can be opened only so many times, even by the gentlest reader, before its spine weakens and surrenders.
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Gazing at the sketch, I felt bathed in love for my husband and also for Nancy, who never surrenders her wry perspective and quirky values while grappling with disease.
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Ms. Suárez suffers with a dignity reminiscent of Bette Davis and other great screen heroines of the past, even as she surrenders to a longing that borders on mania.
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HOSTAGES FREED AFTER TRADER JOE&aposS STANDOFF IN LA; SUSPECT SURRENDERS; AT LEAST 3 SHOT, 1 DEAD Meanwhile, gunfire erupted between the suspect in the store and police officers outside.
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A particular pleasure is the anthropomorphized livestock, like the horse who surrenders while standing on its hind legs with hooves raised in the air, mirroring its rider's hands-up posture.
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Mingbi appeared in court Tuesday morning and was to be released on $5,000 bond, provided she also surrenders her passport and doesn't return to work in the spa or massage industry.
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In his dismissiveness, Sessions surrenders the chance to persuade skeptical students that the First Amendment is a critical tool in their quest for social justice, one they should embrace and defend.
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As for conservatives, this episode is another reminder of the Faustian bargain of Trumpism, in which victories in policy and personnel appointments are gained at the cost of surrenders of principle.
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The U.S. is Twitter's biggest data requester, submitting 44 percent of the total requests received by the company, so it's a useful case study into how Twitter protects or surrenders user data.
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With its slow-moving tempo and amorous lyrics about "two souls entwined in the blink of an eye," the song is an expression of the beautiful way one surrenders to requited love.
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"The FAA surrenders too much of its authority to Boeing, and if Congress decides to endorse the FAA's status quo, Congress would be surrendering its authority to Boeing as well," Njoroge said.
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Ultimately, this is Daenerys' problem too: if Cersei surrenders and she takes over the Iron Throne, she's going to have to find a way to replace the supplies she just burned down.
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Beijing believes it can't satisfy U.S. demands unless it surrenders its right to national greatness and fails in its obligation to raise the Chinese people's standard of living and increase their security.
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"The students are not going to give up until and unless the prime minister resigns or surrenders himself to police and is arrested and charged," Anjo said by phone from Port Moresby.
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In service of his skeptical view, he makes the plot take a couple of pretty unlikely turns and surrenders a tense scene to biblical exegesis, which is so rarely a nail biter.
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Every playoff, it seems, Lundqvist entitles himself to a dud, a game when he surrenders rebounds or does not track the puck well or move with grace, and the result reflects it.
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But Ocean refuses to dwell on any of it—instead of dismissing distraction he surrenders to it, content to discover the ambient beauty that comes from grazing all of life's surfaces. ♦
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Have you ever watched a nature documentary in which a skilled predator stalks its prey, slowly wearing it down until the poor antelope finally calls it quits and surrenders to the darkness?
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Tribal contests like Yanamamo clubbing duels, in which men take turns bashing each other on the head until one surrenders or is knocked out, were not regarded as suitable for the Harvard campus.
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Diane Lane is a Westchester housewife who surrenders to an erotic whim and embarks on an affair with a French rare-book dealer (Olivier Martinez) in SoHo that soon spins out of control.
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Navy Mutual reported a net operating gain of $15 million in 2015 compared with $2368 million in 23146, partially due to more normalized surrender activity as compared with elevated surrenders reported in 21.
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At the end of the opera, to music so full of feeling Strauss wanted it played at his own funeral, she accepts the inevitable and graciously surrenders her lover to a younger woman.
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He appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court to apply for bail which was granted on condition that he pays security of one million pounds ($1.35 million), surrenders his passport and reports to police daily.
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Instagram's vertical IGTV surrenders to landscape status quo Following lackluster buy-in from creators loathe to shoot in a proprietary format that's tough to reuse, IGTV is retreating from its vertical-only policy. 7.
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This burger combines a dark crust that has the specific flavor of charred beef with a soft interior evenly cooked to medium-rare so when you bite down, it surrenders its warm pink juices.
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Lee is drawn to borders of every kind; where the day surrenders to darkness, for instance, or where the town makes such grudging way for the country that you can't tell which is which.
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LR Acquisition LLC in court papers filed on Friday said distributions to Weifang GoerTek Electronics Inc should be put on hold until it surrenders design, manufacturing and technical files needed to build Lily's drone.
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If one of you surrenders now and tells us the truth, we will be merciful with you, but if you don't, we will be —" Mr. Jeza paused, perhaps to choose the right word — "difficult.
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The form asked commanders to list the "arithmetic sum of surrenders, captures and deaths" of various armed groups for the previous year in one column, and then provide a goal for the following year.
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Thousands of IS fighters and their families turned themselves over to Iraqi and Kurdish forces as the town fell, the first instance of mass surrenders of IS fighters on the heels of a military victory.
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Yet, perhaps because of the never-ending push by political activists and big business for a borderless America, the law has been interpreted in a way that essentially surrenders American sovereignty to everyone except Americans.
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Which is too bad, because that surrenders a large chunk of screen time to the trudge of recovery and Callahan's maudlin callbacks to the mother who abandoned him and whom he blames for his addiction.
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" Although the United States has vowed to continue sanctions against Pyongyang until North Korea surrenders its nuclear weapons and missile programs, Mr. Pompeo said China was backsliding on those economic penalties by "a modest amount.
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Best is leg of lamb first roasted in a pan with garlic, onions and red streaks of chile, then shaved thin — it looks torn to scraps — so that after the briefest tug the meat surrenders.
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Based on that trailer, though, this Grinch is a loving pet owner who surrenders to cuddles, eats pasta, and watches TV. He's barely seen partaking of what should be a signature pastime: making young children cry.
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It's easy to let that happen, so much easier to give in, to be who they want you to be: a thing that flares apart in the tumult, a thing that surrenders to the wind. ♦
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The result is a team that forces a ton of turnovers (they ranked 23rd the previous two seasons in defensive turnover rate, but currently sit in fourth) but also surrenders more threes and fewer long twos.
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Singapore turns to robots to get seniors moving In other Japanese prefectures, license return schemes -- which offer incentives like discounted goods and services to elderly drivers who retire their licenses -- have seen a significant uptick in surrenders.
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When Dylan's plans for the future are scrubbed away as surely as a dick drawing gets scrubbed off a car, he surrenders to his label as a screwup and gets caught committing his own act of vandalism.
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"From illegal metering to deadly Remain in Mexico policies, the US regime has systematically driven refugee families and children away from ports of entry and into dangerous, irregular surrenders at points between them," Free told BuzzFeed News.
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Senate Finance Subcommittee on Taxation and IRS Oversight Out: Crapo In: Unclear If Crapo chairs the Banking Committee and surrenders his subcommittee gavels, it could set off a massive shuffle within the Finance Committee for subpanel chairmanships.
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The effectiveness of the antidrug campaign depends on the cooperation of neighborhood officials like Ms. Enales, but she has produced only seven surrenders in the five months since the start of the campaign, according to police records.
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In fact hell will freeze over before Mr Kim voluntarily surrenders a capability that his father and grandfather believed would be the ultimate guarantor of their dynasty's survival and which has taken decades and huge sacrifices to construct.
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Diane Lane earned an Oscar nomination playing a Westchester County housewife who surrenders to an erotic whim and embarks on an affair with a French rare-book dealer (Olivier Martinez) in SoHo; it soon spins out of control.
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When we awaken in January 2021 from our four-year fever dream (assuming that President Trump surrenders the job) and Joe Biden takes the oath of office as president, I'll feel, like most of us, pretty darned good.
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The diplomatic challenges for the United States in Iraq have become a minefield of competing interests as the Islamic State surrenders the last of its Iraqi territory and a host of squabbling groups fight to fill the vacuum.
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The state of play: Erdogan says he will only agree to a ceasefire when the Kurdish militia, whom he views as a terrorist group, surrenders and leaves the Turkish controlled areas in Syria, reports the Wall Street Journal.
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The domestique also fetches water and food for teammates from the team cars that accompany the field, and even cannibalizes his own bike — or, in a worst-case situation, surrenders it — in service to the team's alpha rider.
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Beyond his lanky frame and floppy hair, he acts in the movie as an anticapitalist hero who happily surrenders his expertise to Princess Kida, his Atlantean love interest who obviously knows more about her culture than he does.
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"The ramifications of a contract of that sort are harsh" because it binds the legislature "to a policy choice and surrenders the power of future elected representatives to cut back," Justice Jaynee LaVecchia wrote in the 6-1 opinion.
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If Rubio or Kasich — or both — pull out wins in their home states, it could presage a four-way race with Trump so weakened that he just falls back among the other candidates and surrenders his front-runner status.
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Although some recent local surrenders meant the number of people who were hard to reach with aid had fallen by 10 percent to 4.5 million, a further 625,000 were besieged - 80 percent of them by forces loyal to Assad, he said.
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Fast-food rivals like In-N-Out and Cook Out might print Bible verses on cups, but there is no other major restaurant chain in America that willingly surrenders more than $1 billion in annual sales by closing on Sundays.
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Over the past two years, government forces supported by Russian air power and Iranian-backed ground forces have mowed down one rebel-held pocket at a time, forcing draconian surrenders and killing civilians with prolonged sieges, airstrikes and chemical weapons.
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When the Israeli army brings a combatant's mother to the perimeter of the church to order her son to surrender, she (apparently taking advantage of the fact that the soldiers don't know Arabic), yells that she will disown him if he surrenders.
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Around 600 people gave themselves up at the campus in Hung Hom, which had become a battleground for pro-democracy protesters against the police over the weekend,The surrenders were announced by Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam in a press conference on Tuesday.
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One example could include an interim accord whereby Kim Jong-un surrenders a portion of his nuclear warheads to the United States in exchange for a temporary suspension of U.N. Security Council sanctions and the establishment of a U.S. interests section in Pyongyang.
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This alternative media ecosystem remains intact, and, as Mayer points out, it can — and likely will — turn on Trump if he fires Bannon and surrenders to the more centrist Kushner camp: It's unclear how much this operation will "box-in" Trump now.
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Arnav Prasad, age 21977: "'Universal Paperclips': The Rebirth of a Classic Video Game Genre" To the adroit gamer, one all too familiar with the dynamic gameplay, lifelike graphics, and intricate plots of popular gaming franchises, Frank Lantz's "Universal Paperclips" surrenders visual complexity for conceptual depth.
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"Donald Trump and many other people in Washington essentially say if North Korea surrenders nuclear weapons and accepts foreign investment -- like China did -- it will become a very rich country, and the North Korean leaders will enjoy a lifestyle they cannot even dream of now," Lankov said.
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A 2012 study by Andrew Leigh of Australian National University and Christine Neill of Wilfrid Laurier University also found the two nationwide, federally funded gun buybacks and voluntary surrenders of firearms led to a drop in firearm suicide rates of almost 80% in the following decade.
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Across the country, shelters and rescue groups have seen the rise of the coronavirus as a signal to mobilize and clear out kennels to make space for what's expected next: a wave of pet surrenders from people who are sick or financially unable to care for their animals.
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WASHINGTON — In the Trump administration's first serious attempt at a diplomatic opening to North Korea, Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson has offered to open negotiations with Pyongyang by assuring "the security they seek" and a new chance at economic prosperity if the North surrenders its nuclear weapons.
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Shafiq made an initial appearance in US District Court in Detroit and was released by the end of the day on $10,000 bond with an ankle monitor, under the condition that she surrenders her passport, has no contact with victims, witnesses, co-defendants or members of the Dawoodi Bohra community.
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The leaders for a defense that surrenders just over 25 points a contest are linebacker Micah Kiser, who was named one of 20 semifinalists for the inaugural Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year award and safety Quin Blanding, who is the school's all-time leader in tackles with 445.
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Before she is spirited off to Europe, the bond between a victim and her trafficker is often sealed with a voodoo ritual in which she surrenders pieces of clothing, fingernails and body hair; these fragments may be combined with drops of blood into a mixture which the victim is made to drink.
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The Will to Battle by Ada Palmer In her debut novel Too Like Lightning and its follow-up Seven Surrenders, Ada Palmer introduced readers to a utopian 25th century where the leaders of the great Hives conspired to ensure global stability, even if it cost some lives through secret, mathematically planned murders.
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From a longer-term perspective, as AEL's book of business matures, the occurrence of a rapid increase in interest rates could have a material adverse effect on its financial position, as it could result in a sharp increase in surrenders while the value of its largely fixed-rate investments decline in market value.
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The thought that must keep Michael Cohen up at night as he surrenders to the FBI in advance of pleading guilty to $20 million in bank fraud and other crimes is the knowledge that it's almost inconceivable he'd have faced prosecution if not for the fact that his former boss got himself elected president of the United States.
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In fact, it was so beloved by fans that when it was canceled after just one season, they sent more than 40,000 pounds of peanuts to the CBS execs to try to change their minds — a nod to the final scene when a neighboring community demands its lead character surrenders and he says, "Nuts" — and it worked.
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And though Here's Why This Is Funny explainers are a guaranteed drag, it's worth pointing out that, while there are numerous reasons why "Rock and Roll" works—the kitsch-perfect production design, Sheen's nicotine-spittled monomania—all that jazz wouldn't mean anything without Bolton, who gamely surrenders himself to the proceedings, and winds up giving the show's most effective performance.
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There are dozens of reasons why ball movement is beneficial (equal opportunity makes everyone happy!), but the most transparent occurs when side-to-side distribution forces a half-court defense to rotate multiple times inside a 24-second shot clock, increasing the chance one link in the chain makes a mistake and surrenders an open shot or clears a driving/passing lane.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORY - TODAY'S MAJOR RUSSIA PROBE DEVELOPMENTS: --MANAFORT INDICTED ON 28500 COUNTS, SURRENDERS TO INVESTIGATORS: Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort is being charged with 6900 counts, including conspiracy against the United States, in the first indictment to come from the investigation of special counsel Robert Mueller.
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"Since We Fell," Lehane's latest novel, feels even more than his previous books like a balancing act between a character study and a thriller, one in which the genre nature of the book hides its head for so long that the reader ultimately surrenders the idea that he or she is reading anything other than a literary novel about an attractive and successful young woman slowly surrendering to paranoia and madness.
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After the last woman, a white woman, surrenders to her (which, in most parallel universes, would have foreshadowed her inevitable slaying of the awards)—we are left with Beyoncé, timeless and holy, face to face with the camera, her full mother-breasts gleaming, her nails sharp enough to protect against any who would harm her family, her face that of a woman who has learned the sacred witchcraft of healing, who has grown a universe in the landscape of her broken heart.
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And the highly popular first lady, Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE, is now adding her clout and appeal to the Clinton campaign while Trump surrenders to Democrats, and to the truth, and abandons the racist birther lies he has spread in recent years.
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