Mr. Cai traffics in many mediums — sculpture, painting, installation.
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About half of China's poultry trade traffics in live birds.
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Trump's "Make America Great Again" traffics in explicit racial nostalgia.
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Satisfying the urge for violence is what Seagal traffics in.
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The Dior spot traffics in dehumanizing tropes and stereotypical imagery.
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Barry is an exuberant anarchist who traffics in polystylistic delirium.
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It traffics in sudsy moments that feel a world away.
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So the media traffics in this because they profit from it.
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Take a revenge porn website that traffics those images for profit.
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He traffics in honesty, not grandiloquence, or even PG-rated dialogue.
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It gives the marginal a megaphone and traffics in false equivalence.
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"Star Wars" traffics in nostalgia, but only about itself, its mythology.
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Its critics argue that the movement also traffics in xenophobia and racism.
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A playful attitude can also mask the ways media traffics in stereotypes.
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The problem is that Gary traffics not in bodies but in souls.
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It traffics in awe, which is a closely related emotion to terror.
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Critics say the agitative outlet frequently traffics in racist, misogynist and homophobic content.
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Alex Jones is a crackpot radio host who traffics in bizarre conspiracy theories.
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I can just listen to all the traffics that's going back and forth.
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Mr. Robot works, and works well, when it traffics in things that others don't.
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The IRA traffics in creating realistic social media profiles to spread politically divisive content.
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Authorities have linked Mendoza to the Sinaloa Cartel, which traffics narcotics, according to AL.com.
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Trump frequently traffics in hate and fear, invoking baseless security threats to justify bigotry.
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Critics of that movement assert that it traffics in racism, misogyny and anti-Semitism.
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When They See Us traffics in a similar mode of profound trauma and institutional rot.
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If anyone understands anti-Semitism, it's Duke, who traffics in it on a daily basis.
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Prosecutors in Italy said the Islamic State group traffics tramadol to help finance its operations.
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Breitbart News traffics in misogynistic and racist stories targeting women, people of color and immigrants.
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But the gaming industry also traffics in its own particular set of attitudes toward labor.
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To its credit, "The Escape" traffics not at all in pat resolutions or moral judgments.
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Dangerously, many a German and European populist politician thrives in demagoguery and traffics in xenophobia.
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It will certainly help to steer clear of entertainment that traffics in these toxic messages.
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Every reality show traffics in a good deal of artifice, and "House Hunters" is no different.
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Trump traffics in celebrity, so it's no surprise he's adept at using media to self-promote.
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YourNewsWire is a well-known site that traffics in conspiracy theories sometimes based on false information.
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Flynn's son, Michael Flynn Jr., traffics in hate crimes You poor thing…..need a coloring book?
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Infowars is by reputation a self-styled alternative news outlet that traffics in extreme-right stories.
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It's hard not to take things personally, even if the process traffics in a magical impersonality.
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It traffics, superficially, in realism, though the budget sets, lighting and costumes are only vaguely verisimilar.
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Powe now writes for the Gateway Pundit, a site that frequently traffics in falsehoods and conspiracy theories.
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Beyond love triangles, quadrangles and parallelograms, "The Last Tycoon" also traffics in big business and even geopolitics.
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That may seem self-involved, but this is a story about an app that traffics in selfies.
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For example, like many of today's conservatives, the film traffics in a kind of cartoony 1980s nostalgia.
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It is on the hard, as well, as anyone who traffics in sourdough starter can tell you.
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Mr. Trump picked Steve Bannon, who famously traffics in propaganda and fake news, as his chief strategist.
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Selling itself as a free speech zone, r/Wuhan_flu traffics in unvetted information, conspiracy theory, and paranoia.
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Critics have said the video, which has been viewed more than three million times, traffics in fearmongering.
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Claiming otherwise is a double whammy: It's inaccurate, and it traffics in an ancient bit of bigotry.
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And it's inescapable how deeply the job of NFL cheerleader traffics in the most archaic of sex stereotypes.
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The Onion (1996)Comedy, especially the kind of throwaway gags the internet traffics in, doesn't always age well.
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Donald Trump, meanwhile, traffics in ethnic and racial stereotypes, repeatedly insults women, and is openly hostile to immigration.
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Starz's upcoming Now Apocalypse, premiering Sunday, March 10, is a show that traffics in a lot of questions.
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Could America elect someone who most voters themselves think is unqualified, not level-headed, and traffics in bigotry?
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"This president traffics in racism and is fueled by bullying," Lemon said in response to Trump in August.
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The most significant congressional effort yet to address the emerging technology comes as traffics deaths have been climbing.
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Trump traffics in fear and exaggerates the nation's problems to justify the most radical remedy imaginable — namely, himself.
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It's a fun, weird story, but also one that traffics in stereotypes, Orientalism, and the white savior trope.
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And on his Facebook page, Mr. Sabin traffics in the conspiracy theories of the so-called Alt Right.
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Her prose traffics in one-dimensional representations that Flatiron Books, its publisher, claimed it was attempting to dispel.
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Rather than say that it's tasteless and traffics in ugly stereotype -- all Irish people love to get drunk!
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It's the third and best album from this band, which traffics beautifully in the many shades of emo.
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Unlike crowdfunding rivals like Indiegogo, GoFundMe, and Kickstarter, the site traffics in monthly commitments rather than one-time donations.
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Ciriza's "Erotic Slumbers of Pluto" also traffics in body horror, but with an ominous, as opposed to humorous, tone.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Rachel Harrison's installation at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) traffics in expectations.
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Thiel apparently waited, patiently, for an opportunity to support litigation against Gawker, a media company that traffics in gossip.
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Though Almost Famous traffics in cool—as a commodity, a state of being, a posture—it itself is uncool.
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He traffics in conspiracy theories that he cannot possibly believe and in grotesque promises that he cannot possibly fulfill.
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But the video-supported allegations that Planned Parenthood traffics in aborted human remains continues to dog the abortion giant.
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And some have inflated the ranks of the dangerous Nigerian mafia that traffics in drugs, prostitution and sex slavery.
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Those skills are real, as Robinson knows, especially in an economy that traffics so promiscuously in language and image.
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He has listened to Alex Jones, whose radio show traffics in conspiracy theories and who once said that Mrs.
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For all the ferocity in which it traffics, this production, like the play itself, feels like a gesture of love.
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While Syd appears to be enviable, she's actually just mean, admitting she traffics in both fat-shaming and height-shaming.
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Police also say the syndicate traffics MDMA, commonly known as ecstasy, and cocaine sourced from Europe and Latin America respectively.
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"If a candidate is erratic and threatening, if a candidate traffics in prejudice, fear and lies on the trail," Mrs.
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Beyond the spectacle the art traffics in, there's a whiff of hypocrisy to the project that I can't quite shake.
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The former staff said Palomarez regularly traffics in retaliation, and views constructive criticism as evidence that employees are aligned against him.
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It traffics in looted antiquities and ransoms for kidnapped foreigners, and drums up donations from wealthy supporters in the Persian Gulf.
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The video's title is copied from a completely false story published on a website that exclusively traffics in fake news articles.
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This kind of rhetoric isn't new for Trump, who routinely traffics in conspiracy and shameless lying to absolve himself of responsibility.
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Where grime is verbose and cathartic, U.K. drill traffics in a cool heartlessness, a sense of menace that wafts and oozes.
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According to Bowden, a "Dead Ed Industry" in the nearby tourist boomtown of Moab, Utah, still traffics heavily in Abbey's legend.
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Even today, the exotic pet trade is big business, but one that typically traffics in flashy, unfamiliar specimens like bearded dragons.
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Riverdale traffics in the moodiness and interest in dismantling the lie of the American Dream noir has been doing since the 1940s.
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As president, Trump—a con man who traffics in dark fantasy—would quickly find himself constrained by the realities of actual government.
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And as many (including my Vox colleagues Alissa Wilkinson and Todd VanDerWerff) have noted, La La Land also deliberately traffics in archetypes.
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Many within the alt lite sphere are virulently anti-Muslim; the group abhors everyone on 'the left' and traffics in conspiracy theories.
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The album traffics in glossy, expensive electronic textures shaped into traditional pop songs—a gleaming chrome machine wearing a tender human face.
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But in the world of underground electronic music, in which Berlin predominantly traffics, it's undeniable that women have come to the fore.
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Infowars, the website founded by Alex Jones that traffics in conspiracy theories, has been largely banned by Apple, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
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Ads for Ms. Leitch run on our version of Breitbart, the adorably named The Rebel, a site that traffics in hate speech.
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The Q9 is gorgeous, compact for its size, and traffics all its inputs on a single cord about the width of fishing line.
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Admittedly, this designation is a bit broad and bright-eyed for an artist who traffics so thoroughly in the specific and minor key.
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The franchise, based on the popular video games from Capcom, traffics in crude characterizations, hackneyed storytelling, and pulpy sci-fi and horror clichés.
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Its ability to compartmentalize, considering the whims of Jones, who traffics in extremes — in here-we-go euphoria or this-is-unacceptable despondency.
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This is a President who regularly traffics in racist language and images to denigrate his political rivals and distract from his own actions.
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To the Editor: Corey Robin's article traffics in the same zero-sum political psychology that has characterized our national discussion for too long.
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Louise, the Oregon-reared, Düsseldorf-schooled artist at the nexus of this transcontinental saga, traffics in installations amid highway overpasses and nuclear plants.
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Louise, the Oregon-reared, Düsseldorf-schooled artist at the nexus of this transcontinental saga, traffics in installations amid highway overpasses and nuclear plants.
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" Kaine pointed to Trump's chief strategist, Stephen Bannon, saying that Breitbart, the news organization he once led, "traffics in white supremacy and anti-Semitism.
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A film that traffics in depiction of stereotypes contains the rich possibility of exploring that with its audience, showing how they, too, are culpable.
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The head-scratching ghost of Samuel Beckett, and the more sinister spirit of Harold Pinter, haunt "Ballyturk," which traffics unapologetically in literature's biggest theme.
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The novel also traffics in '80s nostalgia, which can sound jarring for a kid who's supposed to be experiencing the era in real time.
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He was more of a social conservative than Trump, and Trump has more or less avoided the anti-LGBT rhetoric that Moore traffics in.
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Johnson's ambiguous performance as Ana is one of the more beguiling things about the movie, which usually traffics in the (poorly written) explicit and literal.
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I am well aware of what Starbucks is and how it traffics in sanitized, decorative wokeness to brand itself as the thinking man's bean juice.
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But one look at a website like TMZ, which notoriously traffics in gossip, shows a front page that features critical and informative coverage of Trump.
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When Trump traffics in fear about immigrants, whether Muslim or Mexican, he guts America of its greatness and turns his back on its singular idea.
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" Richard L. Hanna, a Republican who served in Congress from 2011 to 2017, was more pointed, saying, "Claudia traffics in soft bigotry, hate and fear.
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"Never Look Away" traffics in all kinds of thorny, ambiguous material: It's about family secrets, psychological misdirection, the sometimes uncanny harmonies between artifice and reality.
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"These are white men motivated by the kind of fear that this president traffics in," O'Rourke argued of a spate of domestic terrorism instances targeting minorities.
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Though Chän traffics largely in imagery from the natural world, mostly working with plants, animals, and shells, her work retains a profound sense of the ethereal.
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Like the contemporary Naked Gun series, Fatal Instinct traffics in a brand of spoof-y humor that values visual and verbal gags over a strong narrative.
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Because this is precisely the sort of thing that Troom Troom traffics in: do-it-yourself how-tos that no person could or should ever replicate.
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While one tentacle of Myanmar's security apparatus traffics pink meth pills, another receives millions of American tax dollars to fight the spread of those very drugs.
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The ruling was a legal victory for the families, which filed a defamation lawsuit against Mr. Jones, who traffics in conspiracy theories, and Infowars last year.
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It's another clip on the Hydraulic Press Channel, a wildly successful YouTube account that traffics in videos of stuff, well, getting crushed by a hydraulic press.
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It's a "dark coming-of-age story that traffics in horror, the occult and, of course, witchcraft," with tonal aspirations toward Rosemary's Baby and The Exorcist.
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Her words were a gift to Republicans, who seek to divide the Democrats over Israel, even as their president traffics in anti-Semitic imagery and stereotypes.
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This is the part of the review in which I note that "Cold Pursuit" traffics in a bunch of dubious stereotypes and some questionable sexual politics.
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The designer, a judge on Project Runway for the show's first 22017 seasons, traffics in work-appropriate sheath dresses, rose-gold watches, and MK-emblazoned handbags.
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Personal finance journalism clickbait traffics in making the reader feel badly about their financial situation while offering a simple solution to fix it in the same breath.
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The man ran a campaign and an administration that traffics in fear, racism, and a wild disregard for anything that isn't Donald Trump's personal wealth and glory.
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It traffics in a brand of "Lean In" feminism that seems more concerned with putting women at the top of rapacious mega-corporations than with true egalitarianism.
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Trump regularly traffics in gore about MS-13 to associate all immigrants with crime, but undocumented immigrants actually commit crimes at lower rates than native-born citizens.
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That whole story line traffics in two classically demeaning perceptions of women: That they're indecisive, and that they're always driven by their hearts instead of their heads.
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What's changed is that we now have a president who not only traffics in this sort of stuff but uses it as his primary source of information.
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" Mr. Hanna, who voted for Hillary Clinton over Mr. Trump in 2016, responded to a local newspaper by saying, "Claudia traffics in soft bigotry, hate and fear.
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In mid-April, the Trump administration announced that it would allow United States citizens to sue any corporation that "traffics" in property confiscated by the Cuban government.
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"The Bad Batch" traffics in images and situations that evoke what used to be called exploitation movies, reveling in its own (and its heroine's) anarchic, transgressive energy.
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I guess that's one advantage of the amorality in which Trump traffics: You may as well refrain from any moral stand because nobody will believe you anyway.
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The Maduro regime is an organized crime syndicate that traffics drugs onto our streets, is driving a dangerous migratory crisis & has invited #Putin to open military bases.
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It is difficult to escape religious metaphors (Alba's work consciously traffics in them) because these practices and discourses have been part of our traditions for so long.
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By claiming Apple couldn't have possibly found any of the objectionable content the site traffics in if they were truly using the hobbled test account Gab handed them.
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Stone traffics in conspiracy theories and misogyny (see his disgraceful comments about Hillary Clinton) and has repeatedly suggested that leading political figures should be killed or kill themselves.
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Why allow Infowars, a site that traffics in conspiracy theories — including that the Sandy Hook school shooting was fake — to maintain a page on Facebook, Mr. Darcy said.
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Much of Azaceta's work has an impactful emotional directness, but this piece in particular knowingly traffics in clichés without pushing them any further or adding texture to them.
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It steers clear of long-distance transport, which traffics in far larger freight volumes but is dominated by big firms operating vast fleets of trucks at far lower margins.
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Programming that traffics in gloom and doom, such as HBO's "Chernobyl," is resonating with large numbers of people, many of whom not only watch it, but binge-watch it.
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The 41-year-old director traffics in many subjects—regret, the mind's fragility, hardcore punk music—but his prevailing theme is exile: from one's family, one's friends, one's self.
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"Not only is this patently false, but once more the Washington Post traffics in fairy tales rather than the truth," National Security Council spokesman Garrett Marquis told the paper.
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He did not acknowledge the fact that he often traffics in some of the same language as white supremacists like the one who killed 22 people in El Paso.
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Adapted by Ivan Dixon, the movie traffics in the same set pieces and cliches of the era's blaxploitation classics, but for a far more serious purpose than cheap thrills.
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In an opera that traffics heavily in sleeping, dreaming, and less-than-subtle sexual suggestion, the bed imagery on stage shows a wry and thorough understanding of the text.
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Although fellow seasonal Bachelor spin-off Bachelor In Paradise also traffics in Bachelor(ette) rejects "exploring" their options together, those interested in sexual passion and actual love are sharply delineated.
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It's this marketplace that traffics in the actual monetary value of our data, and from it we can begin to map just how much that data might be worth overall.
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Written by Issa Rae and directed by Melina Matsoukas, the Season 1 finale traffics in a level of heartbreak and raw honesty I didn't think the show was capable of.
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The Untitled Sabrina Project imagines the origin and adventures of Sabrina the Teenage Witch as a dark coming-of-age story that traffics in horror, the occult, and, of course, witchcraft.
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The platform, which traffics mostly in small personal and household wares, now boasts a monthly active user base of around 20 million with about a quarter of Craigslist's monthly visitor-ship.
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"Service providers will want to be able to offload peak traffics on 5G, onto Wi-Fi 6 in order to remove congestion ... and create a seamless experience for customers," he explained.
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The Backstreet Boys are an obvious nostalgia object, but Chance the Rapper also traffics heavily in nostalgia in his current musical era, churning out songs about roller rinks and church services.
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" Lemon's statements came the same day he ripped into Trump during a monologue on his show, "CNN Tonight with Don Lemon," saying Trump "traffics in racism and is fueled by bullying.
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The other has a portrait of Richard M. Nixon tattooed on his back, boasts that he owns more shoes than Imelda Marcos and traffics in conspiracy theories about the Kennedy assassination.
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As Buzzfeed has outlined in detail, the site traffics almost exclusively in supplements with little-to-no provable health benefits that can be found elsewhere for a fraction of the price.
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But it also traffics in disruption, disarray: increasingly frequent and more powerful storms and droughts; heightened flooding; expanded ranges of pests turning forests into fuel for wildfires; stretches of inhospitable heat.
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But there's a troubling needle for Park to thread here: The director unabashedly traffics in lurid material, and in service of a lurid lesbian story, he's putting female flesh on lurid display.
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The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina reimagines the origin and adventures of Sabrina the Teenage Witch as a dark coming-of-age story that traffics in horror, the occult, and — of course — witchcraft.
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Let me be clear: It shouldn't be controversial to pull ads from a show that traffics in conspiracy theories, doubts victims of sexual abuse, and furthers the partisan division in this country.
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Representative government under the rule of law has proved to be insipid fare for an age that traffics in heady images of power and violence through solipsistic social media and online games.
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Most damning of all, he traffics in off-the-wall conspiracy theories by insinuating that President Obama was born in Kenya and that Ted Cruz's father was involved in the Kennedy assassination.
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Ghostbusters: Dimension is part of a larger homage to the franchise reboot at Madame Tussauds wax museum, a known tourist trap which, fittingly enough, traffics in disconcerintly realistic installations all the time.
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The California-based auction house Julien's traffics primarily in celebrity memorabilia, from the lurid (like property from Sharon Tate's estate) to the recognizably iconic (like Marilyn Monroe's "Happy Birthday Mr. President" dress).
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The article was from Global Research, a group based in Montreal that presents itself as a think tank but largely traffics in conspiracy theories, many of them pro-Russian and anti-American.
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King, who was stripped of his committee seats by his own party in January after making a series of racist comments, often taunts his political opponents online and traffics in conspiracy theories.
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But "The Good Fight" stands on its own because of the way it traffics in the thorny dynamics that arise among women who are navigating professional minefields, complex desires and identity politics.
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The book traffics in a fair amount of academic language, but Nelson perverts the staid stuff with an intimate tone that intertwines quotations, close readings of the work, and plain old feeling.
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That is also partially the goal of Pruitt's "red team/blue team" plan for debating climate science within the EPA: to get the public on his side, even his side traffics in falsehoods.
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Mallon — whom our reviewer, Robert Draper, called "a poised storyteller who traffics in history's ironic creases" — draws on a mix of fictional and real-life characters, including Mikhail Gorbachev and Nancy Reagan's astrologer.
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But when it comes to American politics, a large majority of them support Hillary Clinton, in part because Indian-Americans have suffered from the kind of racial animus in which Mr. Trump traffics.
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As with Ronald Reagan, it's not the specifics with Trump, it's a feeling, a vibration — and no matter how much he dissembles, reveals himself as a thug, traffics in contradictions, the raptness persists.
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Mr. van Hove — a master of distillation in works that include the Tony-winning 2015 Broadway production of Arthur Miller's "A View From the Bridge" — traffics in more elegant but equally disturbing images.
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Too often, though, the movie traffics in genre clichés and the usual suspects, as emissaries of law (mostly white) and disorder (black) swagger and scheme at the opposite ends of the O.K. Corral.
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It was largely hearsay in an industry that runs on fear (which encourages silence) and traffics in gossip, some malicious, some diversionary and some strategic, as we know from too many Oscar campaigns.
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Trump sees moral equivalency between the United States and a Russian regime that murders dissenting politicians in broad daylight, brutalizes its opponents, hacks into the American election, and traffics in the whopping lie.
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But he also came to excel in applied math, which traffics in real-world problems, and, later, to immerse himself in "pure math," which seeks to elucidate the questions intrinsic to mathematics itself.
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Strange traffics in the swirling, balletic, kung fu kineticism, unbound by the laws of physics, that defined the Wachowskis' cyberpunk series — which were kind of proto-superhero films, before superhero films took over Hollywood.
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It's scheduled to return January 4, and while the show calms down a bit over two additional episodes previewed -- and seeks to deliver a few shocks -- the writing still traffics mostly in tired clichés.
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"We are facing a candidate with a long history of racial discrimination in his business, who traffics in toxic conspiracy theories like the lie that President Obama is not a true American," Clinton said.
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Putin, a pure Soviet product, traffics in lies — the supposed Western encirclement of Russia, the preposterous notion that all the Russian forces and materiel in eastern Ukraine have been figments of the world's imagination.
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The show has always toed a very fine line with how much it can depict racism within wrestling, a medium that traffics in stereotypes and xenophobia, before it becomes offensive in and of itself.
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In her review for The Times, Manohla Dargis called it a "tickly, funny tale" and lauded the producer Judd Apatow for the way he "traffics in such a cute, cuddly vision of modern masculinity."
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But in the hands of a president who lies constantly, who traffics in conspiracy theories, and who readily manipulates the levers of government for his own gain, their potential to wreak havoc is enormous.
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Putin isn't only a leader with "very strong control over his country," as Trump has enthused; Putin also traffics in a white, Christian-infused nationalism that casts Islam and "global elites" as the enemies.
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Referring to an African-American woman as an animal is at best a sharp departure from the language typically employed by Presidents and at worst a reference that traffics in sexual and racial imagery.
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It is no accident that this latest A Star Is Born is especially influenced by the Streisand version, and the script traffics in some '70s-style gendered binaries: of rock versus pop; authenticity versus artifice.
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" Clinton described Trump as a candidate "with a long history of racial discrimination, who traffics in dark conspiracy theories drawn from the pages of the supermarket tabloids and the far, dark reaches of the internet.
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Early on Friday, WarnerMedia announced it was shuttering FilmStruck, its streaming service that traffics exclusively in classic Hollywood and arthouse movies--everything from On the Town to Seven Samurai to Night of the Living Dead.
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"We have a president right now who traffics in this hatred, who incites this violence, who calls Mexican immigrants rapists and criminals, calls asylum-seekers animals and an infestation," he said from the debate stage.
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A protégée of Richard Maxwell, the king of downtown disaffection, Ms. Jarcho traffics in a style that might be called post-camp, in which silly (never mind innocent) pleasure is never part of the bargain.
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The emphasis on Turner's singular, heroic stature is understandable — this is, as I've suggested, a movie that traffics in familiar arcs and beats — but it also thins out the story and warps its political implications.
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" She does exactly that, demolishing Lehrer's approach as "a certain genre of canned, cocktail-party social science, one that traffics in bespoke platitudes for the middlebrow and rehearses the same studies without saying something new.
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Believe me, it shocks no one more than me, who traffics in sarcasm, that I'm sitting here (literally, under an unlikely canopy of Lydia Millet and Charlie Smith) extolling the virtues of a sentimental library.
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In interviews, his supporters rejected any suggestion that Mr. Trump traffics in racist or divisive views, saying that the issues the president raised were merely matters of law and order and made good fiscal sense.
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Janicza Bravo's feature debut, written with her husband and its star, Brett Gelman, traffics in the same anti-humor as Rick Alverson's "The Comedy" and "Entertainment," knowingly titled movies that offer nothing of the sort.
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Earlier this morning, Sheryl Sandberg broke the site's silence around the Christchurch massacre, and now Mark Zuckerberg is calling on governments and other bodies to increase regulation around the sorts of data in which Facebook traffics.
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It's also worth noting that Flynn Jr. often traffics in debunked conspiracy theories -- including "Pizzagate," the idea that a pizza restaurant in Washington was running a secret pedophile ring that Hillary Clinton was somehow involved in.
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Perhaps the deeper thing keeping me on the fence is that I desperately didn't want to face the reality that Britain's possible prime minister is a man who traffics in an ancient prejudice against my people.
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While "Top Secret International" traffics in tech, Forced Entertainment's "Real Magic," which ran through Sunday at the Coil festival, is simple as can be: a cast of three, a chair, a mike stand, a few lights.
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A recent report by the Environmental Investigation Agency, an international organization that investigates environmental crime and abuse, described the president, his daughter and two ministers as central figures in a "cartel" that traffics mukula rosewood trees.
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Chicago (CNN)He is the purported leader of the "AHK Street Gang," a gang in the Chicago area that traffics various narcotics throughout the city region, including heroin and cocaine, according to the Department of Justice.
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Scheer, leader of the Conservative Party, and also a robot who just learned how to smile, has previously been associated with Rebel Media, a media organization that traffics in largely anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant speak.
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So you're a company — not a company, an organization — that traffics in data that is critically important, and presumably new data initiatives would help you as you begin to really see patterns and where things are happening.
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She's controversial, and often traffics in a gendered and racial conservatism: She has spoken out against #MeToo and the women who have leveled sexual assault allegations at R. Kelly , and recently claimed Jackson's alleged victims were lying.
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Williamsburg, Brooklyn There is no one named JJ, nor is this new bar very well hidden, but with its alluring light-up dance floor, muscular sound system and brightly colored drinks, JJ's Hideaway traffics in fantasy anyway.
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That would be fine if we were talking about a film about the end of the world or some other fictional scenario, but Deepwater Horizon traffics on the fact that it is based on an actual tragedy.
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Other stories, which refuse to go away despite evidence to the contrary, include that Planned Parenthood traffics in the illegal sale of human body parts and that the federal government allowed them to get away with it.
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Adlon's show traffics in this same specificity, but because it puts five women—Sam, her three daughters, and her mother, Phyllis—at the heart of the narrative, its universe feels both more complex and far less claustrophobic.
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But multiple critics have argued that Cummins, who is not of Mexican heritage, traffics in harmful stereotypes about Mexicans, and that her book does not deserve the level of institutional support from publishing that it has received.
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In the last month, the administration has hailed the Fox News Channel, cited stories from Breitbart, the largest platform for the alt-right, and tweeted stories from LifeZette, a site that traffics in false pro-Trump rumors.
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Giuliani also began speaking out against Yovanovitch on news outlets like Fox News, while directing John Solomon, a self-described investigative journalist who traffics in conspiracy theories, to publish op-ed articles smearing Yovanovitch in The Hill.
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This rising quartet traffics in timeless heavy metal thunder tinged with an underlying current of shamelessly melodic black/death metal (think Dissection's polished, melodeath-tinged Reinkaos) that sashays into Satyricon-esque black 'n' roll when the mood strikes.
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Here I should say that, while Ms. Bell's purring vocalizations are beyond reproach, the film is clearly the work of dog people, and traffics — like nearly every other movie in its genre — in some tired anti-feline stereotypes.
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Those millennial male eyes may be trained on loftier pursuits: Searches are up across the board for Hawaiian shirts (up 84 percent); "dad hats," in which, to be fair, Supreme traffics (67 percent); and fanny packs (614 percent).
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Still, several far-right websites, including Infowars, which traffics in conspiracy theories and whose eccentric operator, Alex Jones, has interviewed Mr. Trump, have erroneously asserted that The Times and others had reported that the president was under surveillance.
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The falsehood Mr. Trump uttered in his speech on Monday echoes untrue reports of a cover-up of Islamic terrorism that have been made repeatedly on Infowars, a website that traffics in conspiracy theories like those about Sept.
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Described as a dark drama in the horror genre, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina would be a coming-of-age story for Sabrina that "traffics in the horror, the occult, and, of course, witchcraft," according to WBTV's press release.
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Mr. Riley of the D.E.A. says a Chicago street gang known as the Gangster Disciples, which traffics drugs for cartels in the city, is now pumping fentanyl into the market, in Chicago and all the way to New Hampshire.
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Her business, the Second Shelf (the title is borrowed from an essay by Meg Wolitzer), traffics exclusively in rare books by women, with the hope that paying attention to women's literature will increase its market price in all realms.
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And we'd never tolerate racist rhetoric from a president who traffics in xenophobia and draws enthusiastic praise from avowed white supremacists and Nazis—let alone enact policies that discriminate against immigrants, Muslims, LGBTQ Americans, women and so many others.
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The author traffics their elaborately interlacing trajectories with impressive dexterity, save for prolix forays into Richard's son's London exchange-student life and a pivotal coincidental encounter that requires almost as much suspension of disbelief as the novel's magic realism.
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But for those of us who still care about facts, Conway is one of the world's most shameless liars, distinguishing herself with a unique willingness to look into a camera and say anything to protect a president who traffics in misinformation.
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For Google, a company that's primary product is a search engine that traffics mostly in text, these advances in AI are integral to its business and to its goals of making software that can understand and parse elements of human language.
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It left me, and many other Americans, asking the very question that prompted this interview: how does Jones, who traffics in these outrageous conspiracy theories, have the respect of the president of the United States and a growing audience of millions?
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Its music video (directed by TOILETPAPER) traffics in the same imagery as the TP–RAMA installations and features the same tall, slim, young women in gold lamé suits and impeccably bobbed wigs that guided me through Galeries Lafayette to the exhibition.
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"The thought of this choir and Mormonism being forever associated with a man who disparages minorities, brags about his sexual control of women, encourages intolerance and traffics in hate speech and bullying, was unacceptable," Thacker explained in a public statement.
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He traffics in alternative facts; she has woven those into history, to the extent that the school kids Greenfield interviewed about the nine dark years of Ferdinand Marcos's reign can't articulate whether this was a good or a bad thing.
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An adaptation of a multimedia piece presented at the Brooklyn Academy of Music last year, it traffics brilliantly in the syntax of American conspiracy theories, drawing from historical episodes, speculative fiction and the political writing of Richard Hofstadter and others.
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Given the context in which she speaks—on a reality television show that traffics in drawing attention to any topic for ratings, often regardless of how upsetting it is—it feels brave of Miller-Keyes to speak about her trauma.
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Today, as the party of Trump traffics in nativism, racism, archaic views of women's and gay rights, with political and economic policies lifted from Gilded Age robber barons, it is useful to remember the words of another, far wiser Republican.
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In New York, Jean-Georges Vongerichten recently opened abcV, an organic, all-vegetable restaurant that serves dishes like "stems and sprouts" with sunflower seeds, and traffics in ayurvedic tonics, which have captivated millennials hunting for the next thing after juice.
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And while Marantz occasionally traffics in condescension — bemoaning how little engagement an "intricate and poignant" New Yorker story receives on Facebook — the way he demonstrates how digital platforms helped inject far-right ideas into the center of American life is insightful.
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Though the Ridge is best known for its eponymous product, a metal "minimalist" wallet that launched via Kickstarter in 2013, it also traffics in several of the staples you'll find on many of these forums: weatherproof bags, leather phone cases, and compact knives.
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And, as anything that traffics in coastal thought leadership (Cincinnati is a blue island in the belly of Trump country), it was subject to the same discussion of truth as self-evident that bogs down every major point of debate in the nation.
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"A man with a long history of racial discrimination, who traffics in dark conspiracy theories drawn from the pages of supermarket tabloids and the far reaches of the Internet, should never run for government or command our military," she said in Reno, Nev.
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My favorite record store in New York—that in no way is paying me to say this—is a place called Limited To One, an East Village basement spot that traffics in rare/hard-to-find/often pricey screamo/hardcore/emo vinyl.
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Going to the house and pushing at the door crossed a line between protests and personal harassment, and even those who are critical of Carlson's television show, which habitually traffics in white nationalist messages, condemned the Antifa harassment of the host's family.
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I'm not in any way equating Alex Jones and Bill Maher — the former traffics in contemptible lies meant to whip the agitated into a full-blown frenzy — but both turn politics into spectacle, the better to keep watchers and listeners tuned in.
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To understand how far the GOP has fallen from the traditional values and standards of American politics, consider the following: What would Republicans be saying if Trump were black, repeating the same attacks and employing the same applause lines he traffics in today?
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A modernist genre painter, a virtuosic colorist, and a realist painter who traffics in otherworldly moments, Resika has integrated so many idioms of abstraction into figuration that he seems to be giving a middle finger to the art world's ever-changing avant-gardes.
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Pixar has become a family-entertainment juggernaut because of its ability to hone in on emotional truths and personal growth, but it also traffics in its own specific brand of nostalgia and childlike innocence to accomplish this, one that's fundamentally hostile to technological progress.
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Unlike a traditional computer, which traffics in binary bits, where data is stored as either a 1 or 0, quantum computers make use of qubits, which is data that is either a 1, 0, or a combination of these states at the same time.
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All the same, I understand why many people are furious that the storied Atlantic magazine would give a perch to a man who traffics in crude stereotypes, and who thinks that the nearly one-quarter of American women who have had abortions deserve to die.
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Directed and choreographed by Zach Morris and Jennine Willett, this production traffics in, and transcends, the enduring clichés of a profession, finding a hypnotic circularity in a craft that is, after all, about recreating the same images and words night after night after night.
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"Pompeo, as one former Trump administration official told Insider, was "willing to say, &aposif Giuliani and Gateway Pundit [a far-right news site that traffics in conspiracy theories] and the Ukrainians say that [Yovanovitch is] the enemy of the people, I guess she must be.
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She traffics in statistics, a habit she attributes to an "actual rocket scientist" father who forced her to join the high school math team and helped her win a "best physics student" award; she went on to earn two engineering degrees of her own.
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Considered by many to be one of the greatest of all animated movies, Yuri Norstein's featurette, first shown in 1979, likewise traffics in an individualized mythology, replete with a rope-skipping Minotaur, a baby-snatching wolf and tango partners who vanish into thin air.
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Like its oft-criticized moderation strategy, which critics have targeted for more or less being the bare minimum, the effort could be interpreted as just a way for Facebook to cover its butt as it traffics in and profits off whatever its users choose to post.
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Instead of using her taxpayer-funded platform to inform and uplift, Conway defends a president who traffics in hate and misinformation with a willingness to say anything — even if it means insisting that doctored footage the White House spread to demonize a CNN reporter wasn't really doctored.
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This news follows a separate ProPublica report on a Facebook group for current and former border patrol agents that traffics in racist and sexist memes, a group the Intercept just revealed agency head Carla Provost was a member of, along with nearly 10,000 other Facebook users.
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" Much of Hofstadter's analysis could easily describe the feverish rantings that are the staple of Fox News: "The paranoid spokesman sees the fate of conspiracy in apocalyptic terms—he traffics in the birth and death of whole worlds, whole political orders, whole systems of human values.
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" The book traffics in a relatively high-end brand of lovelorn aphorism: "We're never as formidable as when we're in love and our love is reciprocated"; "there's no conversation in the world as pathetic and more destined for failure as two people trying to gauge their love.
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I'm loathe to compare Sanders with Trump in any way given that Trump is a man who traffics in bigotry, racism and continually defends Republican men accused of abusing women, such as former Fox News head Roger Ailes after 25 women accused him of sexual harassment.
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In this book — the first from the Robertson-Prueitt world to include all-purpose cooking along with the rustic breads and pastries Tartine fans would expect — Prueitt traffics in the simple-but-sophisticated culinary vocabulary we're used to seeing in the Chef Cooks at Home category.
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This is what I want to make clear today: A man with a long history of racial discrimination, who traffics in dark conspiracy theories drawn from the pages of supermarket tabloids and the far reaches of the internet, should never run our government or command our military.
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" She added, "This is what I want to make clear today: A man with a long history of racial discrimination, who traffics in dark conspiracy theories drawn from the pages of supermarket tabloids and the far reaches of the Internet, should never run our government or command our military.
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A journey of transformation, in which the white European is spiritually renewed, almost at the expense of his darkly exotic subjects, is familiar enough from German Romanticism; you can imagine a contemporary version, in which the novelist traffics in the most supple kind of self-protective self-criticism.
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Much of Lungangi's art traffics in exquisite ornamentation, like "L'Homme Cosmique" (2015), where a gravity-free figure floats in a super-fluid pointillist field that suggests the flickering formative forces of emergence, which is central to both theories of integrative levels and complex systems, as well as to magic.
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That is to say, Death Worship traffics in pummeling, chaotic black metal that flirts with grind in manic speed and overall intensity (if not aesthetic or vocal political leanings—according to the audio interview included at the end, the only lyrical theme on Extermination Mass is "death and nihilism").
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This Trump is a relentless self-promoter who traffics in moxie rather than established facts ("I just learned yesterday that my own Taj Mahal in Atlantic City wasn't the first Taj Mahal, but I guarantee you it's the best"), and his suggestions for improving NBC aren't much more sensible.
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Filmed in the real Eloise, a gargantuan, 900-acre complex in Michigan that closed in the early 1980s, the movie traffics in the usual haunted-hospital clichés: the sadistic doctor (Robert Patrick) and his grisly therapies; the linebacker orderlies; the corridors crammed with the lame and the halt.
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The outcry is much more muted, activists of color say, when it's Muslim or black identities under assault – attacks that come not only from fringe groups, but by elected officials and influential TV personalities like Bill Maher, who regularly traffics in anti-Muslim tropes and brings on guests to demonize Islam.
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The strongest episodes, however, deal not only with their complicated bond, but issues that resonate across the years, from the painful racial and cultural stereotypes in which the wrestling show outlandishly traffics to a network executive luring Ruth to a hotel suite, exposing the complicity that goes into his predatory behavior.
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Schooled by Roy Cohn, Joseph McCarthy's protégé, in the dark arts of rage, deflection, insult, and conspiracy-mongering, Trump ignited his political career with "birtherism," and he has kept close by his side Steve Bannon, formerly of Breitbart, who traffics in tinfoil-hat theories of race, immigration, and foreign affairs.
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"I think all of these things are happening together, when you have the chief political adviser in the White House, Steve Bannon, who is connected with a news organization that traffics in white supremacy and anti-Semitism, and they put out a Holocaust statement that omits any mention of Jews," he said.
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Amy Schumer's most major comedic moments tweak typical female conventions — from a boy band that suggests she might look better if she wore a whole lot more makeup to a fat-shaming store that traffics in toddler-sized tops, there's no topic off-limits for her to put her own spin on.
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"Much like a pimp who traffics women for money, the USOC was trafficking its athletes to known sexual abusers for money and medals," said attorney Rex Sharp, one of three lawyers representing the four women named in the lawsuit, along with 44 similarly situated Jane Does who have yet to be identified.
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By supporting Trump—who has been accused numerous times of sexual assault, regularly traffics in racism and bigotry, takes evident pleasure in bullying the weakest among us, and can't name a book of the Bible without tripping over his own ignorance—it has forsaken whatever moral high ground it claims to possess.
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"Bad Kids of Crestview Academy" traffics in exploitation movie flourishes — with a salacious tease-dance atop a car, cheesy gore and uneven snarky humor — and employs the overfamiliar devices of multiple-point-of-view flashbacks to one incident (the death of Siouxsie's sister) and comic-book-style freeze frames to acknowledge its origins.
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The real photo that was later manipulated by InfoWars (PHOTO: DENNIS VAN TINE/ZUMA PRESS)Obviously InfoWars is a garbage site that traffics in ridiculous conspiracy theories—like the idea that the shooting massacre at Sandy Hook elementary school in 2012 that left 20 children and 6 adults dead was actually staged by the government.
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Dre's climactic speech — in which he informs his co-workers that to be black in America is to already love a country that will always let you down, so Trump's win hasn't made him feel any more let down — is the sort of beautiful, hopeful agitprop that Black-ish traffics in at its best.
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" She continued: "If a candidate is erratic and threatening; if a candidate traffics in prejudice, fears and lies on the trail; if a candidate has no clear plans to implement their goals; if they disrespect their fellow citizens, including folks who made extraordinary sacrifices for our country; let me tell you, that is who they are.
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"If a candidate is erratic and threatening, if a candidate traffics in project, fears, and lies on the trail, if a candidate has no clear plans to implement their goals, if they disrespect their fellow citizens including folks who made extraordinary sacrifices for our country, let me tell you, that is who they are," she said.
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This Oregon-based project features Donovan on viola and drummer Daniel Eppihimer, with bassist Elliot Harvey handling the lion's share of the composition as well as the ghostly, harmonized vocals, and traffics in the kind of muted, languid melange of folk, sludge, neoclassical, post-rock, and doom that renders bands like Amber Asylum and Wolvserpent so mesmerizing.
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The Stelvio's problems: ●It has good exterior looks but traffics in cheap parts — plastic roof handles with sharp edges that can cut unwary hands; center console pieces with beautiful exteriors on one side and unfinished, sharp plastic edges on the other; poorly fitting sun visors that let in as many solar rays as they keep out.
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This is a result of the way that quantum computers process information—unlike a classical computer, which stores information in bits (either a 1 or a 0), a quantum computer traffics in qubits, which can either be a 0, 1, or a combination of these two states at the same time (a property known as superposition).
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Set in a financially strapped town in search of an economic (and literal) miracle, the plot traffics in the then-fashionable blurring of boundaries between sanity and insanity, with characters who include a corrupt mayor (Angela Lansbury, in a smashing Broadway musical debut), a bogus doctor, and a repressed psychiatric nurse at an institution called the Cookie Jar.
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While an accompanying behind-the-scenes video notes that Native people were hired to consult in the making of this campaign, by associating Indigenous communities with a wild, primitive landscape, and by centering the experience of a white "explorer," the ad calcifies dangerous colonial tropes and traffics in romantic stereotypes that relegate Native peoples to the past.
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"I wish Gabbard's critique of state power was more thoroughly libertarian — when it comes to issues such as education and climate change, for instance, she traffics almost exclusively in tired old gestures of throwing more money at teachers and green energy rather than freeing up students and innovators from regulations and restrictions on new ways of delivering knowledge and energy," Gillespie said.
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According to the internet ephemera scholars at Know Your Meme, the first instance of "bone hurting juice" was an edit of the Sweet Jesus Pooh meme which was added to Facebook page Fun Silly Drawings for Fun Silly People Haha, one of the many "weird Facebook" pages that traffics in thickly layered irony and deep historical knowledge of internet humor.
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"When I see an administration that has put in place as the proposed national security advisor someone who traffics in these fake stories, who retweets them and shares them, who betrays a sense of gullibility or malice — these are stories that most fourth graders would find incredible — that a national security advisor would believe them causes me great concern," he said.
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Righteously Orthodox, he traffics in the pathos of anti-Semitism (he dismissed J Street supporters as "worse than kapos," the Jewish trustees in Nazi concentration camps), mocks the Anti-Defamation League for criticizing anti-Semitic messaging in Mr. Trump's final campaign ad, and has cozied up to Republicans for whom being pro-Israel is tantamount to being pro-guns on the world stage.
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In May 2015, he interviewed the author of an World Net Daily article, a website that traffics in conspiracy theories, which baselessly speculated that the unrest in Baltimore following the death of Freddie Gray, a black man, after he was in police custody was part of a conspiracy by the Obama administration and other authorities to impose martial law and suspend the 2016 election.
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"If a candidate is erratic and threatening; if a candidate traffics in prejudice, fears and lies on the campaign trail; if a candidate thinks that not paying taxes makes you smart, or that it's good business when people lose their homes; if a candidate regularly and flippantly makes cruel and insulting comments about women, about how we look, how we act — well, sadly, that's who that candidate really is," Mrs.
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"Many of the anti-Steve Bannon stories that you see, the themes that you see on 'Morning Joe,' are being dictated by Kushner, while Mr. Kushner's plate is very full with Middle Eastern peace and the China visit and so on," Mr. Stone said this week on the radio show hosted by Alex Jones, an avid fan of Mr. Trump's who loathes establishment figures and traffics in conspiracy theories.
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Consider this: according to Baseball Prospectus, a website which traffics in all manner of baseball ephemera (and where I also work, on occasion), the Indians have gotten at least 1.2 wins worth of value out of every single position on the diamond—including their top two starting pitchers—with the exception of center field, which is manned by the rather depressing combination of Rajai Davis and Tyler Naquin.
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"The lawsuit accuses Facebook of both negligence and gross negligence, stating that it violated the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code, specifically the section that states: "A defendant who engages in the trafficking of persons or who intentionally or knowingly benefits from participating in a venture that traffics another person is liable to the person trafficked, as provided by this chapter, for damages arising from the trafficking of that person by the defendant or venture.
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In fact, it was only the beginning of a painful, almost daily ritual where Spicer would have to stand in front of the world's media and either defend the indefensible lies that would spew out of Trump's mouth that day — or roll off his twitter-happy fingers, more likely — or Spicer would invent untruths of his own in order to make his boss look good or to cover up for the myriad of inaccuracies in which the Donald Trump traffics on a daily basis.
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Many people object to the idea that every one of us is to blame for the sorry state of civility, which has brought to new lows of awful by tech tools all invented right here in the U.S. of A. I have spent a lot of time writing and talking about those whom I think carry a lot of the culpability — the tech companies and their leaders who reap all of the money and pay for almost none of the negative impact of the inventions they sowed; regulators who have turned a blind eye to doing anything about it; and, of course, Mr. Trump, whose digital persona (and his analog one, too) delights in cruelty, bathes in conspiracy, traffics in propaganda and lives in a narcissistic fun house that is decidedly unfun for far too many.
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