Tangling with the mobilised middle classes is a risky business.
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Instead, they've found themselves tangling with hostility from the Trump administration.
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He&aposs sort of tangling now with Iran again, raising stakes there.
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At times, Peres even took Netanyahu to task for tangling with Obama.
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That tangling of personal experience and professional expertise felt messy and uncomfortable.
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The company is also tangling with the media outlets reporting on it.
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But both manifestos are flawed and avoid tangling too much with reality.
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Other nations are watching and learning from the perils of tangling with Trump.
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Or they got killed for tangling with the unforgiving rules of street dealing.
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CARAMANICA Guitars, guitars, guitars: churning and tangling and wriggling and racing and squealing.
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His successful tangling with CNN was said to have greatly pleased the president.
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Caitlin Thompson, its previous director, resigned in 2017 after tangling with political appointees.
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But for now, Airbnb isn't tangling with the legal issues raised by Section 230.
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Medical tubes and wires snaked from his body, tangling his lanky, limp brown frame.
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It's a protective measure to keep my natural hair from tangling, among other things.
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Jeff Flake, who has a long history of tangling with Trump during the campaign.
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Some may still require surgery to remove parts of their tails damaged during the tangling.
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That's why tangling with Trump will have been a big deal for Cameron or Khan.
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The material was tight and clung to his smooth skin, tangling up in his arms.
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This hair is nice, but it's too silky, [or] this hair's nice but it's tangling.
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In an airplane, it's great not to have wires tangling you up in your seatbelt.
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Measuring at 3.2 inches, it offers added flexibility, as it lets you charge without tangling.
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He was dismissed after tangling with Jeison Murillo at the top of the penalty area.
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After tangling with the president for months, Mr. Flake faced worsening poll numbers in Arizona.
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Fishermen, too, tell tales of seaweed tangling in their nets where there was none before.
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Artists now seem to be tangling with and reflecting these dark undertones in their work.
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They are chewy and dense, the opposite of the lithe bean thread noodles tangling below.
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Fairystrings are delicate: delicate on the lumens, and delicate to handle in order to avoid tangling.
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Denson has been tangling with the Trump campaign on multiple fronts in court and in arbitration.
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The wire is vehemently resistant to tangling and kinks, and each earpiece feels rigid and durable.
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During an ensuing series of scrums, Letang fell hard after tangling with the Flyers' Shayne Gostisbehere.
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He got restless soon thereafter, tangling himself up in her dress in an adorably playful game.
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In Madden's eyes, Halford embodied the part of the brilliant outsider tangling with the scientific establishment.
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Now, it's true that it's very exciting to imagine GSP tangling with the game's top middleweights.
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Tensions with Europe China isn't the only world power tangling with the United States over trade.
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It also features a generously long 9-foot cord with 360-degree rotation to prevent tangling.
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New York (CNN Business)Add Christian Dior to the growing list of Western brands tangling with China.
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Facebook has been tangling with European countries and European Union privacy laws for the past few years.
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These last two take Drewes' verse literally, tangling up disparate items in a state of artificial repose.
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He's entertaining and doesn't pull any punches when he's tangling with opponents—usually from the political left.
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"He believed in a practical approach, not tangling with government when not absolutely necessary," Mr. Rapaport said.
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The agency's director of its prevention office, Caitlin Thompson, resigned in 230 after tangling with political appointees.
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Evans sang too, tangling his voice with Longendyke's in a language of destruction, renewal, entropy, and oblivion.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, who are tangling over who will emerge as the most electable liberal champion.
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Mr. Deripaska and Mr. Manafort have since feuded, tangling over money that each accuses the other of owing.
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After months of tangling over child support, Britney Spears and Kevin Federline have reportedly come to an agreement.
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Apologies in advance to our S.O. — there will be a lot of de-tangling to do after dinner.
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Some Fernandez backers at the rally came together on buses from hours away, tangling downtown Buenos Aires traffic.
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Perhaps a hundred teenagers stopped to chant in anger, later tangling with police as they were moved on.
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Brush bristles are studded between the plastic teeth to prevent tangling or breakage and to volumize limp strands.
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That's the crux of "Gifted," the director Marc Webb's return to small-scale features after tangling with Spidey.
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But Zuccarello gave the Rangers with their biggest jolt by tangling with Neil, an old-time tough guy.
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"Timeless Numbers" is an early highlight, guitar riffs tangling up within each other to be followed into heavier sections.
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Those dangling wires could pose a serious limitation in terms of their range—not to mention problems with tangling.
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They practically disappear once I've got them seated in my ears and their kevlar-reinforced cables resist tangling nicely.
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And these two kinds of reticence — the reluctance to dig deeper into himself or into his work — keep tangling.
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Biden's tangling with Booker has elevated the New Jersey senator and raised anticipation for their showdown at the debate.
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The billionaire has also attracted attention for tangling with journalists, investors and analysts he believed were covering Tesla unfairly.
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The United States and China are also tangling over Beijing's militarization of disputed islands in the South China Sea.
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Now she's tangling with President Trump, who used a photograph she shot without permission for his own political purposes.
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The thing is to have two big leaders in our society out tangling in public, that's not my style.
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Like a beach ball at a concert, there is a cardboard lid surfing over the crowd tangling for corn.
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While he isn't aware of robots tangling with humans on the sidewalks of San Francisco yet, that's not the point.
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As a man of the mountains and open air, Mr Macfarlane often feels his fear "like bats, flocking and tangling".
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They also switch over to a flat cord, which should limit tangling, and still include a mic and volume controls.
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Another puts the headphones on you and keeps the HDMI cord from tangling up your feet as you bumble around.
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Thanks to its cordless design, you won't have to deal with the hassle of fixing tangling cables as you clean.
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Picking, strumming, scrubbing quick rhythm chords or tangling little tendrils of melody, their parts constantly tease and rewire the songs.
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Some people let their earbuds dangle around their neck to prevent them from tangling – but that's not that all that attractive.
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Gjerge came out relatively unscathed, thanks to his parachute, which he was able to deploy without tangling inside the wrecked glider.
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During Microsoft's E3 conference today, Square Enix dropped new trailer showing Sora and his pals tangling with the animated film's heroes.
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The transparent flap has eight smooth grommets to accommodate different sizes of yarn so that they feed through smoothly without tangling.
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For Biden, he sees himself as a pragmatic progressive, tangling with conservatives who hold power and want serious Social Security cuts.
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A recent district court decision suggests that DACA could be kept alive until 2020 by tangling it up in the courts.
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Tangling with Mr. Xi on the Uighurs may not get quick results, but the pushback on the program has paid off.
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Rights groups say that at least 50 activists have been attacked this year in Ukraine, most while tangling with corrupt officials.
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In his last campaign, in 2014, he had no Democratic or Republican opposition despite years of tangling with liberals and centrists.
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He plays bracing, mile-a-minute postbop, often tangling up his arpeggios and using both hands to create layers of rhythm.
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This also means it's built to endure any amount of yanking, pulling, accidental-phone-dropping, twisting, or tangling you throw at it.
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Or we might be able to find a way to prevent all the uncoordinated cords and motors in our lives from tangling.
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As a result, I started to experience serious breakage and tangling at the point where the relaxed ends met the new growth.
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Things became testy in that span after Howard picked up his third foul, tangling with Andrew Bogut while fighting for a rebound.
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Navigating underwater was challenging, and the dive team had to be careful to keep from tangling their tether deep below the surface.
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Her debut album, Varmints, is an onslaught of sonic genius, featuring percussive guitar tangling with woodwinds and midi keyboard overlayed by strings.
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His second act is more unsparing and harrowing, with seductions that take the form of surreal scenes tangling racial and sexual anxieties.
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Immigration does not generally present such conflicts, but tangling with the White House in a public way comes with its own risks.
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When a predator touches a worker, the worker will often rupture, tangling the predator in a gluey mess and eventually poisoning it.
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Biden and Buttigieg stand out for neither tangling on the debate stage nor aiming attacks at one another on the campaign trail.
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In a nod to Leiris's text, one of the Bacon paintings included in this exhibition depicts a matador tangling with a bull.
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Casey Kasem's widow and three adult children are still tangling over the circumstances of his death three years after losing the radio icon.
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There were still some issues leftover from before I had the treatment (breakage from ponytails, tangling), but overall, the results were pretty great.
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But instead, you get an impressive 235 hours of battery life and the utter freedom of not tangling yourself up in a cable.
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Wired headphones normally come with the hassle of tangles, but the Y-type flat cord of the Sony Extra Bass earbuds reduces tangling.
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Dr. Nasmyth discovered the mechanism for how an 6.5 feet / 2 meters of DNA packs into each cell without tangling up in knots.
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In taking down the Stanford Prison Experiment, Le Texier wasn't tangling with any old study, but perhaps the most famous social science project.
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The finger-tangling high notes in the first movement require a dexterity in F minor that I was never fully able to achieve.
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There has been little love between Uber and Google in the past, with the companies tangling over issues like mapping technology and hiring.
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On a purely physical level, it prevents tangling and allows you to keep the earbuds around your neck when you're not using them.
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But privately, top officials on multiple campaigns said Warren, Harris, Cory Booker, Amy Klobuchar or Pete Buttigieg could end up tangling with Gabbard.
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A front wire with an attached swivel allows you to cast freely without having to worry about your fishing line tangling with the prop.
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OnePlus has switched to a flat-ish cord with these new headphones, and it shows itself to be more resistant to tangling than usual.
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Fortunately for Farkhanda, local fisherman Sahib Muhammad, who regularly visits the drugstore, also finds himself tangling with Jinn on stormy days in Karachi's harbor.
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Mr. Sanders's prominence in the race even drew a broadside from Ms. Warren, who has largely avoided tangling with him since entering the race.
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Today's jump ropes are precisely engineered to cut through the air with the slightest flick of your wrists — tangling is virtually unheard of, too.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — Countless Democratic leaders have urged the party not to spend the 2020 campaign tangling with President Trump over tweets and taunts.
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The difference comes with how much you're moving and spinning around, tangling the cord and tightening your leash without even knowing it in the meantime.
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I like them, for the most part, as they're thick, durable, color-matched with the headphones, and just stiff enough to resist kinking and tangling.
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We get a glimpse of Fletcher at work—she's the director of a community senior center—and tangling with her ex-husband, Ted (Josh Hamilton).
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Richard Cordray's Resignation Was Worth About $166 Million To Investors In Companies Tangling With The CFPB Updated with reporting from the Monday afternoon court hearing.
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While tangling during a corner kick in the first half on Sunday, defender Robert Huth of Leicester pulled on the expansive hair of Marouane Fellaini.
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That's given Graham real cachet with Trump, even as he hasn't shrunk from tangling with the White House on immigration and seeking out bipartisan compromise.
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When the press caught on, Gary then had to write a faux-memoir for Pavlowitch-Ajar called "Pseudo," claiming schizophrenia and tangling things still further.
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For those thinking of tangling with the next-gen Police Interceptor, know this: Ford says it can take a rear impact of up to 75 mph.
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The tangling of tails is not unheard of in rodents, a phenomenon known as "rat kings," although there is limited evidence of the phenomenon occurring naturally.
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It probably won't help that an upcoming series about Bundy will star Fellow Hot Guy Zac Efron, adding to viewers' discomfort and further tangling their emotions.
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They have, however, always been a flawed medium given that they degrade with each use and their integrity is susceptible to everything from temperature to tangling.
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Barnett, a philosophy professor at the University of Colorado, created the first iteration in 2010 after becoming frustrated by the constant tangling of his headphone wires.
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Get the Closet Underwear Organizer Drawer Divider 4 Set for $13.87 See Details Keep necklaces from tangling and earrings from getting lost with a jewelry organizer.
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After a few hours of taking turns tangling with them, we made our way back across the river, up the canyon, and back into the car.
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Gavin Lee, the actor who portrays him, wears an extra set of legs and shoes, but this results more in comic tangling than doubling of rhythm.
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As Jackson recounted the long list of crimes, she paused to take a swipe at rhetoric the White House has used when tangling with Trump's critics.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Google is reportedly planning to get back into China, a lucrative market where it has a long history of tangling with authorities.
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She didn't stand much higher than the doorknob, so she barely had to bend over to glue her eye to the keyhole, vipers tangling in her gut.
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They have advanced Bluetooth 4.2 connectivity, a microphone, and wireless controls, along with built-in magnets to keep both earpieces from tangling when they're not in use.
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The pressure caused by the tangling can lead to a rupture, and if the AVM is located in the brain, the rupture can cause hemorrhaging and death.
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Raniya's birth defect caused headaches for months, prosecutor says Raniya's brain had an "arteriovenous malformation," or AVM -- a tangling of vessels connecting arteries and veins, Stone said.
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When she and this dude are making out, Adam and the Ants 1980 hit, "Kings Of The Wild Frontier" is providing the soundtrack to their tongue-tangling.
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Still, the sound effects are pulled entirely from Episode IV, meaning the R2 unit isn't all battle worn from tangling with Jabba the Hutt and the like.
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When the two kiss, the video lingers for several seconds on their tongues tangling graphically while real audio clips of Trump praising Putin play in the background.
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If you're just plain sick of the clutter of cables, be it the unsightliness or the frustrations in their constant tangling, this thing is for you, too.
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SUSAN I love your kind impulse (as much as I hate this story), but let's rethink it: Tangling with angry bigots is never your go-to move.
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And, at times during those cases, Jackson stepped in to protect Gates when she felt defense attorneys had gone too far in tangling with the government cooperator.
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The president is at his best when he is tangling with the media, they say, even if it draws attention to sexual misconduct allegations made against him.
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The 8-foot, 360-degree swivel cord will also give you ample room for styling as you tame your tresses, and prevent any frustrating tangling from occurring.
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In addition to a fast heat-up time and multiple temperature settings, the 9-foot cord and 360 swivel make for easier styling and prevents and tangling.
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After tangling over the details of their divorce settlement for the past three months, Amber Heard and Johnny Depp are days away from finalizing it, her lawyer says.
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In that role, Mr. Carr said he would repeatedly call city and state agencies on behalf of tenants tangling with landlords, pleading for inspectors to visit their buildings.
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What begins as a giddy shuffle bursts into splayed reverie, the horns tangling and jousting with Tal Yahalom's guitar, before the melancholy melody takes hold once again. G.R.
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Many knitters and crocheters wind their yarn from a skein into a ball, so the yarn can be pulled easily from the inside without tangling, which is infuriating.
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He arrived in Monza after tangling with both Ferrari drivers and drawing the ire of Kimi Raikkonen after the Finn was forced to brake on the straight at Spa.
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It has a rechargeable battery, so you won't have to worry about tangling cords, and its easy-to-clean filter means you won't be changing bags all the time.
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"No longer will you need to worry about tripping over cables or tangling your legs up as you finish your graceful 360," the Zotac Mobile VR blog post reads.
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Maia has spent the last few years tangling with fellow grapplers like Jake Shields, Ryan LaFlare, and Gunnar Nelson, and more technical strikers like Rory MacDonald and Neil Magny.
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Brown, meanwhile, has spent the last few years of his career tangling with fellow scrappers like Tim Means and Robbie Lawler, and wrestlers like Mike Pyle and Johny Hendricks.
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A family tree turning in on itself, tangling in unexpected ways to create new life can be a beautiful thing if all parties approach the task with open hearts.
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How much of this is negligence by the power companies or the inevitable tangling of vegetation somewhere along the hundreds of thousands of miles of power lines in California?
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Many Democratic strategists believe that Mr. Biden should resist tangling with his intraparty rivals and avoid the temptation to prove that he is just as progressive as they are.
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Failing to pass any big legislation, tangling with the courts on his executive orders, worrying about the F.B.I. investigation into his team's contacts with Russia makes Mr. Trump grouchy.
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Saunders, for example, spent his first stint with the UFC tangling with the likes of Mike Swick, Marcus Davis, and Jon Fitch—back when those names really meant something.
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I then expanded my definition of an emergency or extenuating circumstance to include having one too many drinks, attending sex parties, or tangling with partners whose libido dwarfed my own.
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The distance runner, who inspired a boatload of memes and a cadre of dancers after the London Games, fell in Rio, tangling up with competitors during the 22015,2105-meter final.
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The Yarn Boss Yarn Bag allows the yarn to pull smoothly without tangling and is large enough to hold your current work in progress and tools in the generous pockets.
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I first tried a digital counter that fit on my finger, but I spent more time trying to keep the yarn from tangling in that thing than I did crocheting.
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Kavanaugh drew on his experiences tangling with the Clinton administration as a member of independent counsel Ken Starr's team, as well as his service in the George W. Bush's administration.
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Though it is fun to imagine Nate Diaz tangling with the likes of Lawler and GSP, he would probably be outmuscled and outhustled by both of these bigger, stronger fighters.
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In the case of Iran, China would be tangling with Washington by opposing new sanctions when it is trying to help cool tensions over trade and on the Korean Peninsula.
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On this version of "Night and Day," from the newly unearthed 1964 live recording "Nightconcert," he starts with punches of rough, elliptical blues playing, his hands tangling with each other.
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He hasn't been shy about tangling with Feinstein on a number of issues, including her comments about being patient with President Trump and even her signature issues like gun control.
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Acting like glue, the sticky sap may have caused the tails of the squirrels to stick together, and possibly as they wrestled around in the nest, the tangling got progressively worse.
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Shure's cable is detachable, Kevlar-reinforced, and extra thick: it resists tangling and produces no detectable microphonics (the noise you hear inside the headphone when the cable rubs against your shirt).
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What is clear, however, is that Metzger has a history of tangling with the feminist internet, one that makes Schumer's claim that she is surprised by his actions difficult to swallow.
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They're powerful, easy to handle, and many are equipped with special pet hair functions, such as non-tangling brush heads and systems that trap allergens without releasing them into the air.
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A smaller person went to see her, she got FRANTIC and made a run for it, tangling herself up and launching three of those ramekins, full of fruit cobbler, willy nilly.
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In the microcosm of San Francisco, fancy new high-rises and tech riches haven't stopped the famously left-leaning city's politicians from tangling with Silicon Valley, though they've had mixed success.
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This happened with Andrew Jackson destroying the national bank, FDR trying to restructure (and "pack" the Supreme Court), and Nixon tangling with Congress over budget issues and eventually defending himself against Watergate.
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The two drones perform a brief, mid-air dance before the SparrowHawk overtakes the quadcopter, and pulls it into a rectangular net that hangs beneath its body, tangling the smaller drone's rotors.
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Republicans last month nominated Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp as Abrams' opponent — a Trump-endorsed candidate with whom Abrams shares a long history, tangling specifically over voting rights in the state.
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His finance minister, Pier Carlo Padoan, has been tangling with the European Commission over how to deal with the €350 billion ($382 billion) of bad loans clogging up the Italian banking system.
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Tangling with controversy off the air, Carlson defended himself against an accusation from man named Juan Manuel Granados, who said Carlson assaulted him at a country club in Virginia in November 2018.
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However, experts said that, while the decision could lead to legal delays for the drilling expansion envisioned by Mr. Trump by tangling them in litigation, it was unlikely to halt it entirely.
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And former Trump campaign manager Lewandowski, defiant in a red tie and jacket, was tangling with and frustrating the House Judiciary Committee's Democrats in a hearing that many could only label absurd.
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He was contrite following a racism scandal, waited out a corruption probe and banked on the appeal of his liberal policies and the positive press from his trade tangling with Donald Trump.
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Tangling up with some other competitors in the middle of the pack, Diro – who placed fifth in 2012's London Olympics – struggled for a few seconds to put her shoe back on completely.
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Even after showering just once in hard water, minerals can stick to hair, causing the scales on individual strands to stand up — which makes hair more brittle and increases the intensity of tangling.
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The U.S. is tangling with China on one front and is trying to resolve the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico before the Mexican election in July.
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At the end of The Punisher's first season, Frank Castle (Jon Bernthal) got a new lease on life after tangling with a group of corrupt military officials who covered up war crimes in Afghanistan.
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But if that's true why then is it tangling its core social functions with its ad-targeting apparatus — and telling people they can't have a social service unless they agree to interest-based advertising?
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By rolling toward the source of a noxious mechanical stimulus, fly larvae have a chance of tangling up, or perhaps breaking off, the sharp, needle-like ovipositor of aggressive wasps, thereby avoiding being eaten!
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Republican Senator Bob Corker, who declined to run for re-election in conservative Tennessee after tangling with Trump, said on Wednesday the party was now in "a strange place," and not a good one.
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That was how Musaab's voyage began, and it ended as he tumbled into the sea with hundreds of other passengers frantically clawing the water to stay afloat, their arms and legs and bodies tangling together.
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Creed II succeeds in elegantly tangling the tender and the tough, weaving it through a prism that could be hypermasculine, and sweetens it, through romance and parental issues, drawing out the humanity of both men.
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In Britain two weekends ago in front of his home fans, Hamilton went from pole position to last after tangling with Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen at the start but managed to fight back to second place.
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The White House had already had a difficult day when the Post story appeared, with press secretary Sean Spicer tangling with reporters over Trump's threat to Comey suggesting the president had tapes of their conversations.
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Her lack of interest in further tangling with Mr. Sanders was apparent on Monday, when her campaign said it had declined an invitation from Fox News to participate in a debate before the state's primary.
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Just not if they wish to use, er, Facebook Dating… As per usual the company is tangling separate purposes for data processing in a way that denies people a meaningful choice over protecting their privacy.
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And as he defends the first military mission he approved, Trump, who did not himself serve in the military or Vietnam, is again tangling with fellow Republican John McCain, a decorated Vietnam veteran and former POW.
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The video for the record's anthemic title track featured the scantily clad singer in chains, tangling with tarantulas and dangerous snakes, and even being set on fire—all while singing her face off with incredible power.
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It was a chaotic ride throughout, with Colombian Miguel Angel Lopez, who holds the white jersey for the best Under-25 rider, lashing out at a fan after tangling with him in the final few kilometers.
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The debris could stress the corals by depriving them of light and oxygen, it could damage or cut their tissue by tangling around them, or it could carry disease around because it's easily colonized by bacteria.
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Anderson left the ice and was taken into the locker room at 11:13 of the opening period after tangling with Hurricanes defenseman Jaccob Slavin and sliding hard into the end boards behind the Carolina goal.
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Google has been tangling with regulators in Europe for years, and in July was slapped with a record $5 billion fine by the European Commission, which found that the company violated the European Union's antitrust rules.
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While the President caused controversy about government support of hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico, tangling with the mayor of San Juan, Melania Trump taped a public service announcement, pleading with Americans to remember to help storm victims.
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After I had been tangling with the snow and the wind for about a half-hour, a woman approached me and asked whether I would come in and have a cup of tea to warm up.
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Corporations and government officials have proposed a range of ways to defend airports, including deploying devices that would jam drones' navigation signals, tangling them with nets fired from cannons, or simply having snipers shoot them down.
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Whether you have to keep your fresh new hair color in mind or can't stop your heat-damaged strands from constantly tangling, investing in the right hair-care formulas can end up making all the difference.
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One of his main rivals in the primary race, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, has sought to more forcefully confront the former vice president, tangling with him in recent days over his record on Social Security.
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Yet, since Mr. Johnson began unspooling his Brexit strategy, and particularly in this first real week tangling with the reality of Brexit's complex politics, the mantle of genius has begun to slip from Mr. Cummings's shoulders.
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Yet, since Mr. Johnson began unspooling his Brexit strategy, and particularly in this first real week tangling with the reality of Brexit's complex politics, the mantle of genius has begun to slip from Mr. Cummings's shoulders.
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Two House committees — Judiciary and Ways and Means — are already tangling in court with Trump and his administration over access to the president's financial records as well as documents from former special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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While numerous other Trump Cabinet members have fallen out of favor with the president after tangling with him, White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said on Thursday evening that Trump wasn't troubled by Barr's public rebuke.
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In Berlin, Grenell has been a loyal and outspoken supporter of the president, tangling frequently with reporters on his voluble Twitter feed and often commenting on issues ranging far beyond the traditional remit of an ambassador.
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Hence V.R. and robo-advancement continuing to rip stitches from the still suppurating wound that is post-modernity's tear from the real; its dilemma of simulation and second-order experience fed back through loops and tangling spirals.
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In the blur of color-saturated silks and iridescent jewels that slunk down last week's Met Gala red carpet, it's easy to forget the precarious relationship tangling the fashion industry to the looming crisis of climate change.
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He'll be more wary of tangling with Taylor head-on next time, the same way Taylor learned to be both more cautious and more vicious from the Axe-induced debacle that destroyed the Mason family last week.
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Secondly, and I wasn't saying this as loudly, publicly, at the time, but I'm not — and I hope you've gotten this idea — for tangling … for having the private sector of our country tangle with its public sector.
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Vallerian agreed that licensed producers are in no danger, but also said that for patients, the dispensaries and growers — who long risked tangling with the law to supply medical marijuana — are an irreplaceable part of the system.
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Every public opinion poll since June has shown Arpaio, 86, in third place among Republicans seeking the seat held by Republican U.S. Senator Jeff Flake, who is retiring after tangling with Trump over the past two years.
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The brush will send information via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth to a mobile app, and will also take into account humidity, temperature and wind, and will produce a quality score, ranking hair for damage, breakage, tangling and dryness.
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Click here to view original GIFDid you know there's a special way to wrap your cables that not only keeps them neat and tidy, but also makes them perfectly unfurl without tangling when you're ready to use them?
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Vardy, the Premier League's second-leading scorer, was sent off in the second half of Sunday's draw with West Ham after being booked twice, the second time for diving in the penalty area after tangling with Angelo Ogbonna.
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That the White House currently contains a real-estate tycoon— familiar from the '80s, yet — and his scions makes "Dynasty" seem particularly resonant, though of course tangling bloodlines are a dramatic device as old as the ancient Greeks.
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After making his way though a "wild chaos of trenches and dugouts and ruin," tangling with razor-edged barbed wire as he went, Mr. Gibbs at last reached the west bank of the River Somme and looked across.
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Harry ReidHarry Mason ReidTensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum The Trumpification of the federal courts Trump to rally evangelicals after critical Christianity Today editorial MORE (Nev.) was the Democratic leader tangling with McConnell.
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With an influential presence on social media, Ocasio-Cortez has been a leading voice of left-wing Democrats, ardently backing causes such as "Medicare for All," and occasionally tangling with party leaders, especially early in her congressional term.
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Maine Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap (D) emerged as the panel's most aggressive Democrat on Tuesday, tangling with a witness and using part of his time to passively push back against Kobach's claims about New Hampshire's 2016 elections.
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If you can tolerate its collar-style design, the wireless Samsung Level U will reward you with an impressively strong, balanced sound, a good 10 or so hours of battery life, and freedom from any sort of cord tangling.
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That is tangling them up in arguments about what to do when a boat is found in disputed territory, how to deal with frivolous accusations and how to treat boats that are not associated with any country offering subsidies.
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To track — and potentially stem — these sudden migrations in the wake of disasters, researchers build maps to predict how floods and storms might spread aggressive crayfish, propeller-tangling plants, and even frogs that secrete eye-irritating "slime" into new territories.
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Herbalife has been tangling with hedge fund manager William Ackman since 2012, when the billionaire investor put on a $1 billion short bet against the company, calling it a pyramid scheme and saying its stock price would tumble to zero.
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Schneiderman, a Democrat in his eighth year as attorney general, has made his office a central figure in blue state challenges to Trump, tangling with the Republican president on such matters as consumer finance, the environment, immigration and the 2020 census.
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In "March" (2018-2019), the composition's flanking gray bands help concentrate the viewer's attention on the faintly gridded square overlaid with hesitant red-brown, gray, and dirty-white, ribbon-like lines tangling and untangling across the center of the painting.
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As the film progresses, Bayouth's beast begins to pulsate with greater intensity and, with a final, natal push, MRK emerges, naked like a newborn and covered in a tangling of material that harkens strongly of the organic gore of childbirth.
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They had differed on policy, as well, with General McMaster cautioning against ripping up the nuclear deal with Iran without a strategy for what would come next, and tangling with Mr. Trump over the strategy for American forces in Afghanistan.
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That means the Wall Street bank led by David Solomon may earn fees from the sale of assets in a country where Goldman is still tangling with authorities for its role in the multi-billion-dollar 1MDB sovereign fund scandal.
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"It's inevitable that the youngsters are going to come through," Hamilton said after the last race in Brazil, where he finished third but ended up seventh after a post-race penalty for tangling with Red Bull's Thai rookie Alexander Albon.
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Duffie Stone, the solicitor for the 14th Judicial Circuit in South Carolina, told reporters that Raniya died of a previously undetected congenital condition known as arteriovenous malformation, or AVM, a tangling of the arteries and veins that is often not diagnosed until adulthood.
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The books, which inspired the series, keep detailed records that HBO just cannot fit into the episodes, and they include exactly how Rhaegar and Lyanna met, unknowingly tangling a web that would continue to cause problems for years and years after their death.
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RDR doesn't necessarily spend enough time tangling with the fact that they won it through genocide and cultural obliteration (and then built railways through it using near-slave labor), but it does live up to the thematic promise that the initial trailer made.
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Rowe, defending champion Geraint Thomas's Ineos team mate, and Lotto Jumbo-Visma's Martin were seen tangling near the top of the last climb of the day as they appeared to fight for position, which led to their disqualification by the race stewards.
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You called her a smart and tenacious who had good sources, but you of course, went at it during your tenure and you say a therapist could have made a fortune from the amount of time you spent tangling with her, a therapist?
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Two weeks ago, beneath the twin spires of Churchill Downs, War of Will lost a chance at victory after tangling with Maximum Security as Gaffalione and his colt turned for home in the 145th running of the Derby, America's most famous horse race.
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The trick is to tie the right kind of knot without tangling the string into the wrong kind, but I had made so many of the wrong knots that I couldn't even figure out how to unpick the tangle and start again.
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The debate started with the candidates tangling over who was best positioned to keep the country safe as they face voters who are increasingly anxious about another conflict in the Middle East after Trump ordered the targeted killing of Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani.
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That frank assessment came from Mr. Zuckerberg on Tuesday in a federal courtroom of all places, where Facebook is tangling with a games publisher that has accused Oculus of stealing technology that went into the creation of the Oculus virtual reality headset.
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Azar has taken a hard line on some culture war issues important to Trump's evangelical base, like the ban on federal Title X family planning dollars to abortion providers, but has largely avoided tangling with Democratic critics to the extent Verma has.
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Here, in all its dark contingency, is the ugliness of pro wrestling—the ruthless unfairness of WWE's corporate engine tangling with another pro wrestler who doesn't want to hang up his boots, but also the possibility that wrestling any longer could hobble him for life.
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For Dr. Coppa, a professor of English Literature at Muhlenberg College, has written extensively about the relationship tangling young women and social media, it's the female fan's often-irrepressible enthusiasm that sets her apart — and that makes her an easy target for her critics.
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Heavenly Blues' gang is shown tangling with the police, attempting to rape a nurse, and engaging in other unsavory deeds, all leading up to a still-shocking funeral scene that climaxes in the desecration of a church and an attempt to party with a corpse.
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In "The Deserted Village", published in 1770 and probably inspired by scenes from his birthplace in Ireland, Oliver Goldsmith lamented the transformation of a lively landscape, studded with cultivated farms and busy mills, into a silent one dominated by "glades forlorn" and "tangling walks".
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A spokesman for Harry Dunn's family, Radd Seiger, said in a telephone interview on Tuesday that the family had not been told of Ms. Sacoolas's agreeing to a police interview in the case, which has led to diplomatic tangling on both sides of the Atlantic.
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And he hasn't really had to do that, across multiple Republican debates, because he's been sharing a stage with five or six or seven other candidates, and because those other candidates have mostly avoid tangling with him, on the misguided theory that he would ultimately beat himself.
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Much of these first three episodes of Game of Thrones' new season has been devoted to remembering the great mess of characters and places that is the show, and trying to unwind the knot of narrative Christmas lights that's been tangling in the box since last season.
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The sense of freedom you get by not having to worry about cables tangling at your feet or wires coming out of the back of your head will now haunt me anytime I need to use archaic devices like the Oculus Rift or first-gen Vive.
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Carroll and Ken don't have much to do with their rivals before the race itself, tangling instead with Lee Iacocca (Jon Bernthal), a frustrated semi-visionary in the ranks of the Ford executives, and Leo Beebe (Josh Lucas), who is given control of the company's racing program.
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It's also a running source of startling and beautiful images, as the women's ribbon tethers ripple in the breeze, tangling behind them as they walk, or fill the air around a transport truck with waving strands, as if they were all spiders in a web of their own making.
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Heartswell finds Targo turning over the reins to the centerpiece of Yonder to a pal who records as Channelers, who stretches that 7 minute piece out over 20 minutes, turning the shimmery vocals (℅ the artist YlangYlang) into metallic mile-long streamers tangling together in this beautiful, breathtaking mess.
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Given their single-minded focus on preventing school shootings, the more prominent Parkland students most often find themselves tangling with conservative politicians and commentators who support broad gun ownership rights, including Senator Marco Rubio, Ms. Ingraham, the N.R.A. spokeswoman Dana Loesch and the Fox News contributor Tomi Lahren.
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Robinson, a lithe shooting guard with a quick release, spent one year at Williams, an N.C.A.A. Division III school, tangling with small private colleges like Colby, Bowdoin and Amherst in front of audiences that sometimes measured fewer than 22014 people, and he was not even his team's top scorer.
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Amid reports that President Donald Trump revealed highly classified information to the Russian foreign minister and ambassador to the White House – which he seemingly confirmed on Tuesday – the John F. Kennedy Library revealed that the former president once had to reprimand his own mother for tangling with the country's leader.
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Actress Chloe Grace Moretz has taken a bit of a beating on social media lately for tangling with the likes of Kim Kardashian in a manner decidedly un-woke, so there was a bit of internet skepticism regarding her planned appearance at the DNC—and unfortunately, it was well-warranted.
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GRANADA, Spain — The legacy of Federico García Lorca's hostilities with government lives on these days through his family, whose members are tangling with officials over control of a new $25 million center built to honor García Lorca, the playwright and poet who was executed by firing squad during the Spanish Civil War.
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He landed in the middle of two lawsuits in the summer of 2016 with restaurateurs who had backed out of opening establishments in the Trump International Hotel near the White House, and by 2017 was tangling with the owners of the Cork Wine Bar, who claimed the hotel amounted to unfair competition.
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The question of which rules superheroes should have to follow is at the heart of the MCU's Captain America: Civil War as well, but it feels more grounded here, in a setting where the heroes are tangling with threats the police could ostensibly handle, rather than fighting off alien invasions or unraveling global conspiracies.
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But Curry's game is mercurial enough to make one wonder if he is due for a rough stretch, and Green is volatile enough that the task of tangling with Leonard and Gasol could put him in consistent foul trouble — or worse if he were to get three more technical foul points, earning a one-game suspension.
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If you do not use a security application or think a different kind of program is tangling with Windows Update, Microsoft recommends performing a "clean boot" of the system, in which you prepare the PC to start up with a very basic set of drivers and background services so third-party programs can't get in the way.
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Along with Knowles's lithe falsetto, they've added the creamy, curvy tones of JONES and like all the best videos, this one elevates the track by being perfectly bizarre—featuring a plethora of bendy bodies, falling from the sky and tangling with one another, like a bunch of helium injected blow up sex dolls popped and plummeting… and bouncing off a giant woman.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.), a key voice who has been tangling with Trump, are adamant that tax cuts shouldn't add to the deficit.
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WESTERVILLE, Ohio — Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts faced a sustained barrage of criticism from her Democratic rivals at a presidential debate in Ohio on Tuesday, tangling with a group of underdog moderates who assailed her liberal economic proposals, while former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. appeared to fade from the fray after parrying President Trump's attacks on his family.
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Via Reuters, which based its report on 30 interviews with sources associated with the new system, internal communications and budgeting documents, the census system is struggling with problems, including: Design: The system is intentionally designed in a way that makes it difficult to swap out or upgrade faulty code, in favor of a cheaper solution, tangling all aspects of the software together.
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Here's Kipnis knocking over a hot dog with ketchup: Here he is stealing the Phanatic's ride: Here he is with teammate Francisco Lindor beating the snot out of the Tampa Bay Rays mascot, Raymond: And here he is being stalked by Southpaw, the hairy peanut of the White Sox: No doubt Southpaw soon found himself in a dark alley, regretting ever tangling with Kipnis. 10.
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For Mr. Owens — who had a Marie Antoinette-ish moment of his own when his wife, Michèle Lamy, appeared at his show clutching a handbag that was a facsimile of his (severed) head — this meant long, slithery, one-sleeved (sometimes one-breasted) cashmere knit gowns cut almost to the hip on one side and tangling around the ankle on the other, worn over bodysuits and thigh-high platform boots.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersWarren to Sanders: 'I think you called me a liar on national TV' Warren-Sanders fight raises alarm on the left On The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans MORE (I-Vt.) tangling over the 2002 vote to authorize the Iraq War.
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In "Warren Draws Fire From All Sides, Reflecting a Shift in Fortunes in Race," Alexander Burns and Jonathan Martin analyze what happened: Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts faced a sustained barrage of criticism from her Democratic rivals at a presidential debate in Ohio on Tuesday, tangling with a group of underdog moderates who assailed her liberal economic proposals, while former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. appeared to fade from the fray after parrying President Trump's attacks on his family.
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