The film has been sweeping up on the festival circuit.
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"I'm sweeping up all the rose petals from yesterday," she said.
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Your mind is not a vacuum sweeping up each word mechanically.
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Outside a small bank, two teen-agers with acne were sweeping up.
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Shooters are responsible for sweeping up their own casings at the range.
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But Congress is always good at sweeping up money that hasn't been spent.
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And the Obama administration was still sweeping up low-priority immigrants last summer.
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Residents of the city of 250,000 have been burying the dead and sweeping up.
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They're also the unofficial "clean up crew," sweeping up their habitats—with their mouths.
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The police have been sweeping up prostitutes from nightclubs and beggars from the streets.
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Now they're sweeping up the ashes, and warning of new blazes sure to come.
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First Class Brent Bartels, who drove around in a circle sweeping up Nigerien troops.
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But the revenge was reckless, sweeping up innocents as masked officers unleashed their rage.
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Everyone is okay and we'll be here sweeping up the pieces and applying plywood.
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Most cheaper robot vacuums can handle sweeping up dirt and debris from hard flooring.
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The very good news about our accelerating economy is that it is sweeping up everyone.
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Rubio, who has been sweeping up endorsements from GOP office-holders since former Florida Gov.
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But these panics are no longer sweeping up entire regions or recruiting serious media figures.
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I was discreetly sweeping up the end of the celeriac mashed potatoes with my finger.
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The national debate over gun control is now sweeping up bike helmets and water bottles.
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They're the kinds of places where no one bothers sweeping up the gunshot shell casings.
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Sometimes players earn money for the team by sweeping up Michigan's arena after basketball games.
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They paint a troubling picture of surveillance and security technology sweeping up information on border residents.
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"I know people would rather see a lone priest sweeping up with his broom," he says.
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Apply blush first, starting on the apples of the cheeks, then sweeping up toward the temple.
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It has cited technical reasons for sweeping up the information but has not fully explained them.
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Ahead of becoming a public company, We Company has been sweeping up startups to bolster its offerings.
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Last night, the biggest winner of the Emmys, sweeping up five awards, was The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
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She is caught in a series of scenarios: sweeping up, posing for a camera, embracing her partner.
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However, some YouTube creators complained that the crackdown went too far, sweeping up legitimate videos in the process.
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The government cracked down harshly in response, opening fire on protesters and sweeping up those who took part.
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Rights groups say the detentions are arbitrary and extralegal, sweeping up huge numbers of people on scant evidence.
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I was right back to having full-blown panic attacks, waves of nervousness sweeping up and down my limbs.
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Golding started his career sweeping up hair at a barbershop in London when he was just 14 years old.
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On the town's waterfront, women in floral dresses joined alongside dozens of silver-helmeted police officers, sweeping up debris.
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The storm sweeping up along the East Coast has been linked to at least two deaths, according to reports.
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It was a heady time in the Yukon, where even janitors found wealth by sweeping up spilled gold dust.
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This enzyme is kind of like your brain's janitor, going through, sweeping up excess neurotransmitters like serotonin and dopamine.
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That practice, called "transshipping," lets fishing boats stay at sea, sweeping up marine life, for years at a stretch.
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That structure is baked into federal law to avoid sweeping up ordinary criminal activity under the umbrella of terrorism.
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For several years, the program had been sweeping up telecommunications data for the National Security Agency without obtaining a warrant.
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Now it's taking surveillance to an unprecedented level to target vulnerable communities — and sweeping up everyone else in the process.
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Raphael was about Eugene's age, but he didn't go to college; he worked at a hair salon, sweeping up hair.
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It would make real a sci-fi future in which evading detection requires carefully sweeping up hair from a room.
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The book-dust he had been sweeping up since schooldays had got into his blood, and he never got it out.
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Useless stadiums and defunct transport links now litter a city that will be sweeping up the rubble for years – perhaps decades.
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Whether I'll do everything, sweeping up every little contract and treasure hunt once the game's credits have rolled, I can't say.
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A woman sweeping up coal dust in this makeshift market angrily shooed away three journalists who appeared, refusing to answer questions.
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Maidan was a storm that gathered force over time, sweeping up those who tried to control it—Yanukovych, Putin, Western leaders.
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We have our system down pat, and my constant tidying and sweeping up dog hair throughout the week makes it go quickly!
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Hackers are breaking into more personal devices than ever before, and massive government surveillance dragnets are indiscriminately sweeping up people's digital communications.
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Even though he had never acted in a film before, Golding had exactly that, perhaps thanks to his years sweeping up hair.
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Fighters made swift progress, sweeping up from a base south of Mosul to seal off the western route out of the city.
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When the school caretaker needs help sweeping up leaves, Fadi, Ahmed and Mahmoud, the Syrian fathers, are among the first to volunteer.
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Tor was not designed to withstand a global, passive adversary—such as an intelligence agency—sweeping up very large mountains of traffic.
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That means there are stretches, sometimes many minutes long, in which the only thing on stage is a man sweeping up popcorn kernels.
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Leave at a polite time when the party is still going, rather than being the one sweeping up when nobody wants you there.
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Police moved in and made mass arrests, sweeping up not only protesters but journalists and legal observers as well, according to the complaint.
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Story at a glance A red tide is once again sweeping up Florida's west coast, killing marine life and giving residents respiratory problems.
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Police officers are granted an open license to go after the gangs under the government's iron-fist policy, sometimes sweeping up innocent people.
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After sweeping up from the south, the LNA became bogged down in Tripoli's southern suburbs 11 km (7 miles) from the city center.
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"They went down on the ground, and broke all the glasses," said Jamila Maachaoui, who was sweeping up the shards on Friday morning.
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" But, she allows, "If part of your holiday tradition is hanging real greenery (and then sweeping up the needles daily) then go for it.
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Crew members were scurrying around doing their best to return a sense of normalcy to the ship, cleaning up debris, sweeping up broken glass.
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The law won't stop secretive intelligence agencies like the NSA from sweeping up data about your data without a warrant, but it's a start.
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When the canisters started hissing, winds sweeping up the canyons pulled the smoke — mostly silver iodide crystals — up into the water-rich Pineapple clouds.
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Bitcoin rocketed close to $20,000 in late 2017, sweeping up investors from across the world, but it has since lost three-quarters of its value.
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In addition to sweeping up dirt, Roomba vacuums collect spatial data on households that could prove valuable to companies developing so-called smart home technology.
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Sunday evening saw the conclusion of Big Little Lies, HBO's wonderful seven-episode limited series that wasted no time sweeping up scores of captivated viewers.
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A glance at a map suggests why: Croatia won big in the cartography lottery, boomeranging around Bosnia and sweeping up most of the Balkan coastline.
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When we went back to the studio, though, Mr. Blythe was gone and a young woman in roller skates named Mary Quinn was sweeping up.
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Mr. Kabila and his family own a network of homes and huge farms across Congo, sweeping up thousands of acres, analysts and former aides said.
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Set in Harlem, the low-key intro finds Luke Cage sweeping up in a barbershop, one of several odd jobs he takes to make ends meet.
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Three weeks ago, a tornado ripped through Davis County, North Carolina, sweeping up Duke along the way and carrying him almost 1,000 feet from his house.
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Earlier today, the NSA announced its intentions to limit a surveillance technique that had a nasty side effect of sweeping up communications to and from Americans.
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Sweeping up moderate voices "removes the buffer that stands between young people and those calling for violence," says Irina Starodubrovskaya, an expert on the North Caucasus.
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So this is where they lived … I found a custodian sweeping up and asked if by any chance anyone was still there from before the war.
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The Hoosier State delivered an all-but-crowning victory to Donald Trump, who beat Ted Cruz soundly in the state, sweeping up at least 51 delegates.
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Before the Granduc copper mine closed in 1984, he could make $150 a night sweeping up at the Sealaska bar just by picking up dropped money.
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The UK government used its bulk collection powers, including sweeping up details on ordinary citizens' internet usage, illegally for over a decade, according to privacy campaigners.
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Human rights groups say the perfunctory trials are sweeping up bystanders and relatives as well as fighters, in a process more concerned with retribution than justice.
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That's also the Trump administration's problem with it; the federal government is sweeping up more immigrants than it did in 2016 but deporting fewer of them.
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She spent most of her 40 minutes with Ms. Miles sweeping up after the caregivers who had preceded her: pressure ulcers, a wound dressed poorly, dehydration, depression.
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That Mr Trump came so close to breaching such a strong section of the erstwhile Democratic "blue wall" encapsulated his strategy of sweeping up ageing white Midwesterners.
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An elderly cleaning worker was sweeping up broken window glass and complaining to friends that despite the late hour, she couldn't go home because of the mess.
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The device is going to be tested on a series of parabolic flights where it'll be tasked with sweeping up debris from microns to inches in size.
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In 2016, Trump drew just 39% of the vote in Utah's 4th District, to Clinton's 32%, with independent candidate Evan McMullin sweeping up much of the remainder.
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It's one of the reasons that rubber brooms, rather than the more common rush-style brooms, are the best choice for sweeping up human or animal hair.
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Recently, he dreamed that he was sweeping up large shards of glass from a hallway, making it safe for others who would pass that way after him.
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Massive snooping programs were sweeping up our "metadata"—who we talk to, where we go—while court orders allowed investigators to scour what we stored in the cloud.
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Most cheaper robot vacuums can handle sweeping up dirt and debris from hard flooring, but for carpet, you'll want to get a robot vacuum with a roller brush.
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The value of bitcoin rocketed close to $20,000 in late 2017, sweeping up investors from across the world, but it has since lost three-quarters of its value.
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It's a panicky time for media, with consolidation sweeping up digital publishers, reports of layoffs at Splinter, Bustle, and Sports Illustrated, and remaining players scooping up the spoils.
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"We have replacement sprinkles, so don't you worry," answered Mr. Vora, who was busying himself by sweeping up sprinkles from the floor with a broom and dust bin.
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He was affable and constantly conversing with anyone who happened by, from the club owners and star players to the workers sweeping up stray balls on the floor.
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"They were an independent family with their own gestalt and they were suddenly dragged into this typhoon that ended up sweeping up Michael and destroying his life, " says Kennedy.
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So, I'm sweeping up the side quests I have left—the optional extras that I've activated over the past 80-plus hours but haven't totally ticked off just yet.
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The alternative would be sweeping up large numbers of people, taking them to a holding facility, and attempting through interrogations to identify them and determine what they had done.
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Under Palmer's leadership, the Justice Department launched a massive simultaneous raid on suspected communists in November 1919, sweeping up thousands of alleged members in more than a dozen states.
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So Obamacare repeal now hinges on the unlikely flip of either Paul or Collins, plus sweeping up the other skittish senators like Murkowski and West Virginia's Shelley Moore Capito.
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Goldsmith concludes that Kennedy "neglected, elided or interpreted away ethical and legal restrictions" that are supposed to constrain law enforcement, sweeping up lots of "unguarded conversations" with illegal bugs.
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Treasury Department staffer James Littlefair has resigned after his mother pleaded guilty as part of the ongoing college admissions scandal sweeping up affluent families across the country, Politico reports.
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The area, which hasn't seen a hurricane of Irma's strength since 1924, has little in the way of coastal defenses to block waters from sweeping up and covering the city.
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When it comes to our home lives, we really only have the Roomba, that circular disc that moves about our floors on its own sweeping up the dust and dirt.
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But there are other, and I believe more apropos, examples from history — namely Hitler and Mussolini, loud buffoons sweeping up all sorts of grievances and actual hardships into their theatrics.
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Sen. Rand Paul is working on changes to congressional rules that would prohibit committee chairmen and congressional subpoenas from sweeping up phone call data of journalists and members of Congress.
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After sweeping up from the desert south, Haftar's Libyan National Army (LNA) has have been held up in the southern suburbs of Tripoli, about 11 km (7 miles) from the centre.
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The 24th annual Billboard Music Awards took place in Las Vegas Sunday night (May 22), and the results saw electronic music mainstays sweeping up the most coveted prizes in their field.
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He spewed so much bile, his personal attacks were so ugly, I felt like the guy walking behind the elephants in the circus parade, sweeping up the stink they left behind.
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Not only are you sweeping up your hair to really let your twist-out fly free, but the updo also allows you to show off your impeccable makeup, too (hello, highlight).
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The show expands into a shaggy-dog philosophical mystery, tracing every nook of Alphabet City, sweeping up other colorful characters, exploring red herrings that are as delicious as the main course.
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ICE spokespeople maintain that they're not indiscriminately sweeping up immigrants at courthouses — that, just as they did under Obama, they're only going after people they've already targeted for arrest and deportation.
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Where it stands: The public conversation so far has been either too narrow, focusing on drivers alone, or too wide, sweeping up all workers who drive as part of their professional routine.
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But sweeping up even more of your data from a supposedly privacy conscious app maybe isn't the best way to do it if Facebook really cared about the privacy of its users.
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A group of experts on Tuesday warned a House panel that artificial intelligence is not capable of sweeping up the full breadth of online extremist content — in particular posts from white supremacists.
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One study showed opossums sweeping up ticks from the forest floor, then grooming off and killing most of the ones that stuck to them, exterminating nearly 6,000 ticks per opossum per week.
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In particular, it's unclear whether the hacking was carried out on a much larger scale than the FBI is letting on, possibly sweeping up innocent users of the privacy-focused email service.
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Men and women are regularly seen on the sides of roads sweeping up rubbish, and citizens are required once a month to partake in a giant neighborhood cleaning effort, including the president.
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Though the new technique can identify suspects near crimes, it runs the risk of sweeping up innocent bystanders, highlighting the impact that companies' mass collection of data can have on people's lives.
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Roma and The Favorite sweeping up the most noms is cause for celebration, though Green Book, Vice, and Bohemian Rhapsody's continued success on the awards circuit is, to put it mildly, not.
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Okoro, 27, from Ebony State in Nigeria, is one of a swelling number of immigrants who, rather than begging on the streets of the Italian capital, are sweeping up for their loose change.
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Additionally, users don't have to worry that a massive government surveillance dragnet is sweeping up the private details of their lives to be stored in a secret database until the end of time.
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You can't say that there's no impact from sweeping up law-abiding Americans' communications under this program, and then complain that counting the number of those calls and emails would violate their privacy.
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One of the downsides of the hands-extended, mummy-style guard is that it doesn't account for a shin bone sweeping up and cracking you from the side to the body or head.
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The 58-year-old actress has been sweeping up awards season with wins at the Golden Globes, Critics' Choice and Screen Actors Guild Awards for her portrayal of Harding's mother LaVona in I, Tonya.
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But even as he will likely have no problem sweeping up the remaining delegates needed to be officially nominated as his party's nominee, Trump still has work to do to unite a fractured GOP.
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The same company that decided to start sweeping up user data from an app with over a billion users in order to make even more money from advertisers really, truly, cares about your privacy.
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A man with a long beard was walking the crash site and sweeping up the glass and plastic and metal fragments with a push broom and then consolidating the smaller piles into bigger piles.
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When I arrived at the Delft train station, I noticed a woman dressed in 17th-century washerwoman garb, quietly sweeping up the very modern entry hall with a broom made of a birch branch.
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He grew up in a two-bedroom apartment in Albany, sleeping on a foldout sofa and sweeping up hair in his grandfather's barber shop, according to a 2009 profile in The Los Angeles Times.
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The storm was a ferocious anomaly, a product of a three-way collision between a storm system moving eastward from the Great Lakes, a hurricane sweeping up the coast and a cold front from Canada.
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The Romans treated Whitstable like their own personal McDonald's-on-sea Drive Thru, sweeping up monster hauls of oysters with dredgers and trailing them in nets through the sea, snacking on them as they went.
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This third installment in the Defenders series propels Luke a few months into the future, where he's rebuilding his life on the sly by sweeping up at a Harlem barbershop and reading The New Yorker.
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The news industry has been at odds with internet giants like Google and Facebook for upending their business models by sweeping up the lion's share of online advertising revenue and allowing users to bypass paywalls.
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LES SABLES D'OLONNE, France (Reuters) - For Alex Thomson, sweeping up his crying two-year-old daughter Georgia in his arms soothed the disappointment of falling just short in the Vendee Globe after 74 days at sea.
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Now Cage, played by Mike Colter of "The Good Wife," has his own series — propelled a few months into the future, as he's rebuilding his life on the sly by sweeping up at a Harlem barbershop.
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Is it about sweeping up pine needles 40 times a day so your cat doesn't eat them and then barf, or is it about going outside and getting a kissing-by-a-barn picture for Instagram?
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And then the inevitable happened, as one of the poor cleaning crew members came by sweeping up all the endless trash off the ground, and sort of pondered the perfect looking piece of crap on the ground.
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Empty streets almost immediately began to fill with cars and bicycles, and local residents began dissembling the barricades they had put up in protest of Mr. Morales's re-election, diligently sweeping up the debris into garbage sacks.
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The decision to end the practice is an effort to comply specifically with stipulations that forbid the NSA from sweeping up messages sent and received inside the U.S. as a side effect of the surveillance of foreign targets.
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As anyone who has wasted hours standing in TSA lines at airports knows, terrorists aren&apost stopped by sweeping up babies, grandmothers and everyone else in pointless exercises in security-theater – or in secret, illegal total surveillance programs .
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After a night of delirium as Russia reached the World Cup quarter-finals, on Monday morning clean-up crews tackled a mountain of trash, sweeping up cigarette butts and shards of broken glass left over from the celebrations.
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The French tax targets firms with annual global revenue of more than $832 million, or 750 million euros, annually, thus sweeping up top American tech companies, which are some of the largest and most valuable in the world.
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Even when President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey began mass arrests after a failed coup in 2016, sweeping up many innocent academics, journalists and human rights activists, he never thought he would be caught up in it, too.
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The Trump administration's renewed focus on sweeping up undocumented immigrants in sanctuary jurisdictions comes after years of efforts to persuade those local governments to turn over anyone released from prison or jail who is in the United States illegally.
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Donald Trump is casting his eye toward a fierce general election battle with Hillary Clinton after sweeping up dozens more delegates on Tuesday night, while Ted Cruz is starting to acknowledge a contested convention may be his last hope.
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But there has been a corresponding trend toward embracing those with experience — nice euphemism if I've ever heard one — whether it's the cohort of over-70s who may run for president or Glenn Close sweeping up best actress awards.
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I'm in my 20s, stomping around the same corner of Thompson Street where my father held his first American job — sweeping up a convenience store — and I'm now trying to stretch a dollar to make an unlikely entrepreneurial pursuit called MuslimGirl.
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The bigger picture beyond real estate is that, as with many other analog industries, those who are tackling them with tech-first approaches are sweeping up not only existing business, but in many cases helping the whole market to expand.
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The nominations are loaded with fresh new faces this year, with Lizzo sweeping up eight nominations, including nods in all of the four major categories: Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist.
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Like Ferber herself, this production takes sympathetic note of the bit players as well as the stars of her story, including in the background the stevedores on the wharves, the women sweeping up the hotel rooms and the waiters serving in the nightclubs.
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The Nanjing-based firm, founded by Zhang's father, Zhang Jindong, already owned a top Chinese football club when it made international headlines last year by sweeping up a 70 percent stake in illustrious Italian football club Inter Milan for about $300 million.
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Among the later starters in the race, the 23-year-old German hammered her way around the course, missing just one of her 20 shots before sweeping up the final hill to beat Gabriella Koukalova of the Czech Republic by 24.7 seconds.
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Haftar, 75, a former general in Gaddafi's army who later joined the revolt against him, moved his troops out of their eastern stronghold to take the oil-rich desert south earlier this year before sweeping up to Tripoli at the start of April.
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At nightfall she unfolds her canny wings and skitters to her work, sweeping through the skies, circling under the streetlights, clearing the air of moths whose larvae eat our trees, sweeping up all the whining, stinging creatures we swat at in the dark.
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In May 2018, after discovering that the Freedom Act system was sweeping up some phone and text records that the N.S.A. had no lawful basis to receive, the agency deleted hundreds of millions of logs it had gathered since 2015 and started over.
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George Heppel of CRU, a consultancy, says that, in addition to GEM sweeping up such a sizeable chunk of Glencore's output, China Moly may eventually ship its Congo cobalt home rather than to Finland, giving China as much as 22.1% of the cobalt-chemicals market.
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Nothing in the California legislation actually prevents federal immigration agents from doing anything, or even permits locals to throw feds off the scent; indeed, ICE has stepped up its presence in the state, conducting workplace raids and sweeping up hundreds of immigrants at a time.
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In a video distributed by Dutch company FPE Humor and shared by Good Morning America in the clip below, the mother and father can be seen sweeping up their young children and fleeing for safety as the large cats surround them and lunge at them.
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"All we had been trying to do after sweeping up the streets on previous Sundays was talk with Sanitation about once-a-week pickups and nonexistent trash cans, and about how to decently treat people asking for help instead of blowing them off," he wrote.
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There's the fully redesigned, card-based App Store, a more natural-sounding Siri (she did sound better), Wi-Fi password sharing (over AirDrop and totally encrypted) and QuickType, which lets you switch to the shift option on any key by sweeping up on the virtual key.
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Still, Maria's attorneys and several community groups have pointed to the arrest as alarming evidence of ICE flexing its muscles and sweeping up vulnerable populations — including children and domestic violence victims — as part of the Trump administration's broader crackdown on people living in the US illegally.
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Law enforcement agencies around the world have used social media monitoring software to keep tabs on populations en masse, sweeping up their posts and tweets, giving police a bird's-eye view of what, say, Twitter users are broadcasting in a specific area, or about a particular topic.
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We smoked cigarettes and watched a man in a bright blue logoed polo shirt packing up the small tables people had been sitting at and sweeping up the trash they left behind, a black man laboring in an overwhelmingly white part of a mainly white city.
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In Riverdale's season 2 Christmas episode "Silent Night, Deadly Night," it was revealed that Svenson (Cameron McDonald) was doing more than just sweeping up the halls of Riverdale High School — he was also the one stalking, and in few cases even killing, the citizens of the sleepy small town.
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The reality is that by Facebook sweeping up your data from yet another application to add to its massive databases so that it can better make money off your personal information has exactly zero benefit to you as a user and helps Facebook line its already overflowing pockets.
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While those super PAC efforts were under way — a joint effort of donors who had supported Bush, Rubio, Cruz and Kasich — the Kasich, Cruz and Rubio campaigns focused on a more targeted strategy of sweeping up delegates to deprive Trump of the 1,237 he would need to win outright.
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The ability to walk away from failures while sweeping up the profit from successes can be frustrating to watch, but such a shift would require a rewrite of corporate capital and structure rules, which would be a stretch – and could undermine the important legal certainties underpinning the system.
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Targeting of U.S. and allied private-sector data is a high priority for adversary nation-states such as China and others, who deploy advanced technologies and armies of digital warriors to constantly probe all of our information technology networks, looking for weaknesses and sweeping up anything of value.
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China's national oil firms are also challenging Asia's leading price benchmark, the Dubai Market-on-Close (MoC) by Platts, used to price more than 12 million bpd of crude to Asia, by frequently sweeping up almost all available cargoes, preventing other traders from participating in the pricing process.
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Here he conceives of the figure and landscape as a series of great arcs, one stretching fully waist to toe — its passage interrupted only by the bright protrusion of a knee — and a second, responding arc of the back sweeping up to hold sturdily aloft the orb of the head.
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This election sees incumbent Angela Merkel standing for her fourth term as Chancellor and considered the favorite to win with the latest polls pointing to her center-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and its Bavarian sister-party the Christian Social Union (CSU) sweeping up a combined vote of around 36 percent.
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Relying on the free movement of an extra defender sweeping up behind a fixed back three, The Bolt was exported to Italy where Padova coach Nereo Rocca became its main exponent, before the great Inter team of the 1960s made it the bedrock upon which Italian football's reputation as defensively impeccable was continued.
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Together, the five Southern states apart from Texas that are voting — which carry about 25 percent of the total delegates to be won on Tuesday — will show whether Mr. Biden can continue sweeping up black voters, and whether he can coalesce enough moderates to deprive Mr. Sanders of a nearly insurmountable lead.
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In an era of increasingly autocratic leaders — with anti-Democratic forces sweeping up furious voters across Europe — some politicians have whispered privately that although the results of the election may be disastrous for the country's efforts at modernization, they may be preferable for European leaders and investors afraid of a populist government.
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The bottom line is that if you could use a simple strategy to keep you engaged, then these lists will keep you juggling and smiling as if you worked for Barnum & Bailey Circus, which is a lot better than being just one of those smiling permabulls or frowning permabears sweeping up after the elephants.
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One high-ranking U.S. government official closely connected to Pakistan affairs, who spoke to Fox News on request that his name not be used, acknowledged that the country had come a long way in sweeping up its own internal security – but that Afghanistan is still weathering the brunt of plots being hatched on the Pakistan side of the border.
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I was also reminded while filming this series that I am not the first woman, nor the last, whose identity and narrative has been stolen and recast for clickbait—even though the majority of us don't think twice about sweeping up copies of US Weekly at the checkout stand or re-sharing scandalous Daily Mail headlines on Facebook.
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Economic Scene The harvest had just begun when agents from the Immigration and Naturalization Service stormed across the onion fields of Vidalia, Ga., in 23, sweeping up 21 immigrants who were trudging behind tractors without legal authorization to work in the United States, pulling onions out of the ground for 75 cents per 50-pound bag.
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A sort of final sweeping up, a polishing of the legacy, it includes a selection of literary essays from the 1960s and '233.5s; the full text of "Shop Talk," his 220 collection of conversations and interviews with other writers, many of them European; and a section of valedictory essays and addresses, several published here for the first time.
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The main fuel driving the robust spread of wind farms across the country — with a dense cluster sweeping up from Texas through the Great Plains — has been a combination of federal tax incentives and state mandates requiring utilities to buy renewable energy as part of their strategies to reduce carbon dioxide emissions to stem climate change.
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Sweeping up phone records of Americans citizens, eavesdropping on foreign leaders, harvesting data from internet activity: For revealing these secret programs and more, Snowden was deemed a traitor by the Obama administration, which charged him with violating the Espionage Act and revoked his passport, effectively stranding Snowden in Moscow, where he has been living ever since.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE won every county on Tuesday night in the five Northeastern states that held primaries, sweeping up more delegates in his quest to lock up the GOP nomination.
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The Hill's Melanie Zanona previewed the visit, which is certain to rattle the Democratic establishment in D.C. Senate showdown The "Abolish ICE" push may be gaining steam on the left--and sweeping up some of the Democratic Party's 2020 hopefuls--but the issue appears to be a non-starter for Senate Democratic candidates who need to keep moderates on board.
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After selling clothing in Greenwich Village, sweeping up at the Marble Collegiate Church on Fifth Avenue and working for a single day as a guard at the Museum of Modern Art, he was hired as a file clerk in the picture department at Time-Life — 10 floors above Walker Evans, who was an editor at Fortune magazine and secured him the job.
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I still remember the way she sat back with a question once it was asked, pausing for a thoughtful beat too long; the way her tongue clicked against the roof of her mouth as it formed the words to respond; the way she frequently licked her lips—on one occasion sweeping up the chocolate dusted cappuccino foam that had settled on her top lip.
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As The New York Times reports, "executive branch lawyers have now concluded that the government could lawfully continue to spy under the program through late April without new legislation," a revelation that is sure to be just as controversial as the surveillance law itself, which is harshly criticized by privacy advocates for its practice of sweeping up the communications of American citizens while spying on foreign targets.
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By now, you may be pretending you don't know any of this, but you do, at least some of it, the same way we all know it, which is that your brain has adapted to the new millennium by functioning like one of those Roomba vacuums — just passively sweeping up information, hoping its human will come home and dislodge it from beneath the sofa.
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As the United States prepares to immerse itself in its annual 68-team, three-week college basketball obsession, where nearly every program travels with a fully-equipped band, a gang of spry cheerleaders and hordes of fans, Canada is sweeping up after its own top college tournament, held over four days last weekend at the Scotiabank Centre, the self-styled Mecca of Canadian college basketball.
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According to Sheikhzadeh, the agents told him he was facing 22 years in prison but suggested he could improve his situation by becoming an informant for the F.B.I. He learned that he was practically an unwitting informant already: For about 25 years, law enforcement had monitored his every phone call and collected his every email, sweeping up the communications of journalists and scholars, among others, in the process.
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On top of that, Mr. Trump has actually shed a number of staffers, with a series of resignations and firings sweeping up his first national security adviser, Michael Flynn (Russia); his communications director, Michael Dubke (failed to spin coverage-dross into gold); and, most infamously, his F.B.I. director, James Comey, who as he reminded everyone in testimony on Thursday, learned the reasons for his firing on TV. Even as summer approaches and the window shrinks for getting new confirmations through the Senate before its long August recess, the administration has announced just a trickle of new hires.
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