A troubled history South Sudan may be the world's youngest nation, but it already has a troubled history.
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Also look at the troubled history between Apple and Adobe.
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Mississippi's troubled history is still reflected in Cleveland's geographic reality.
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"Virginia is waking up from a troubled history," he said.
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American historians' relationship to conservatism itself has a troubled history.
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Wink has had an especially troubled history, even for a startup.
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It's no secret that GE has a troubled history with accounting.
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But new details about the mysterious family reveal a troubled history.
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A troubled history Thoroughbred racing has a long history of gender discrimination.
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Here&aposs a look at milestones in the country&aposs troubled history.
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New voices are sometimes better equipped to address the South's troubled history.
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Here's an overview of Lena Dunham's troubled history with feminism and race.
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HAVANA — It seemed like a new chapter in a long and troubled history.
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This is perhaps too sweeping a judgement, but there is definitely a troubled history.
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But as reported in various publications, VICE has its own troubled history with misconduct.
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Metal in the Middle East Heavy metal has a troubled history in the region.
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The area has a troubled history with gang violence, something Hussle addressed in his music.
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Check out the Motherboard documentary about the strange, troubled history of the smart gun in America.
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Even before Brexit, the UK has always had a troubled history with immigration biases and snafus.
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Check out the Motherboard documentary about the strange, troubled history of smart gun technology in America.
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February 19th, 2016 Don't worry, I'm not going to rehash the troubled history of HTC again.
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Le Pen leads the National Front, a party with a troubled history of xenophobia and racism.
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Check out what is now the world's most expensive auctioned Lamborghini, which has a troubled history:
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The decade-old program, known as Aadhaar, has a troubled history and has prompted privacy concerns.
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America has a troubled history with Iran, including overthrowing the country's democratically elected leader in 1953.
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MOSUL, Iraq — Iraq's interior minister, Qassim al-Araji, has a troubled history with the United States.
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Check out the Motherboard documentary about the strange, troubled history of the Smart Gun in America.
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Then I contacted Jessica Hopper, who'd interviewed me about R. Kelly's troubled history for the Village Voice.
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Mass Effect has had a bit of a troubled history when it comes to tie-in novels.
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Check out the new Motherboard documentary about the strange, troubled history of the smart gun in America.
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High-pressure-acid-leaching (HPAL) technology has a troubled history of operational problems and slow ramp-ups.
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But last week, Mr. Squadron focused less on the bridge's troubled history than on its imminent reopening.
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Cleveland officials said they weren't aware of Loehmann's troubled history at other police departments when they hired him.
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Considering their troubled history, it's also possible Jen could use this opportunity to pin Steve's death on Judy.
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City officials said they weren't aware of Loehmann's troubled history at other police departments when they hired him.
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For many Cuban Americans, the news of Fidel Castro's death brings closure to a long and troubled history.
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So settle in folks, for I'm about to tell you the Sad, Troubled History of Kanye West's Laptop.
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Journalists spoke slightingly of a homeland that had suffered one of the deepest traumas in its troubled history.
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That's an oversimplification of Trump's long, troubled history of lending verbal aid and comfort to racists and extremists.
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There's even some applause for the knights from Croatia—a nice touch, considering Serbia and Croatia's troubled history.
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And yet, it is also satisfying to witness Benz skillfully connecting a troubled history to its corresponding present.
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America has a long and troubled history of viewing racial inequality primarily through the lens of family structure.
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That lets an automaker sell the vehicle again without the new buyer knowing its troubled history, she said.
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The result has been a relatively benign phase in the long and troubled history of Jewish life in Russia.
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Despite his very troubled history, Kelley had no trouble accumulating the firepower necessary to carry out the horrific shooting.
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Record companies have had a troubled history with such recordings and have been known to trash them in bulk.
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Regardless of their troubled history ... seems they all had a great time hanging for a little fam-bam sesh.
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The New York Police Department moved last year to expand their use, despite a troubled history with such devices.
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The Oregonian reported on Sunday that the family had a troubled history, with reports of domestic abuse in several states.
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MYANMAR'S laws are an abject muddle of colonial holdovers, socialist ukases and military decrees—a reflection of its troubled history.
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Troubled history This initiative represents the latest attempt to crack down on social media in Egypt since the 2011 revolution.
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And the Museum of the Macedonian Struggle in Thessaloniki holds in its curated halls the troubled history of the region.
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It's Orange's extraordinary ability to invest a series of interlocking character sketches with the troubled history of his displaced people.
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The relationship between Rosie and Chelsea has been significantly strained in recent years — here's a look back at their troubled history.
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Wells Fargo's troubled history shows why giving all the credit to the tax cuts can be a hard story to take.
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So whether there is any basis to West's implicit accusations or not, they do fit into a long and troubled history.
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Ms. Merkel and Mr. Putin, too, have a long, if sometimes troubled, history, stretching back before she took office in 2005.
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But if he does so, his fame could help change his country's recent troubled history, our South Asia bureau chief writes.
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There is a troubled history in predominantly white countries of racializing infectious diseases, writes Alan Zheng in The Sydney Morning Herald.
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A delay would be just the latest hiccup in a long, troubled history for the James Webb Space Telescope, or JWST.
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Kosovo and Serbia have a troubled history that culminated in a bloody war that cost over 13,000 lives in the late 90s.
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Despite its troubled history, the Jarvik-7 was the start of a medical breakthrough, one that has since saved thousands of lives.
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" Cohn continues: "How did a man with a long and troubled history, and high as a freaking kite, end up with a .
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The event was later criticized for exploiting the South Bronx's troubled history and representing excess in one of the country's poorest neighborhoods.
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Despite a troubled history, Cayuga Centers has quietly become the largest provider of foster care for unaccompanied minors in federal government custody.
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Though Sunday's attacks have no known link to social media, Sri Lanka has a troubled history with violence incited on the platforms.
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Officials in Greece, however, were hoping not to rile Turkey, with which it has a troubled history dating from the Ottoman Empire.
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In addition, Cawood's sweet sister, Clare (Siobhan Finneran), a recovering addict, gets involved with a man who has his own troubled history.
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The Electoral College is certainly the weirdest part of American democracy; a confusing system with a troubled history and an ugly past.
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But in Britain, race is as much a matter of class as it is a product of the troubled history that precedes it.
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But it also could place an uncomfortable spotlight on President Donald Trump's troubled history with white nationalist activists who support his populist message.
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Let's step back for a quick overview of SNC-Lavalin's troubled history, and where Trudeau's current problem may lead: •What is SNC-Lavalin?
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Numerous tech press outlets were quick to hype the industry's new authentication solution without highlighting the industry's long and troubled history of privacy abuses.
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The male gaze has always dominated popular erotica, but these artists disrupt this long and troubled history by carving out their own erotic space.
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She even asked to speak with Hannah B. privately so that they could move past their troubled history and focus on being with Colton.
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While India's long and troubled history of sexual violence against women is well known, the issue of stalking has not generally dominated public debate.
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Most are smaller than, say, the 2200-acre city-owned Rikers Island, with its complex of jails and troubled history of violence and mismanagement.
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It has its own language, Talossan, spoken fluently by many of its citizens; a fully developed system of law; and a colorful, troubled history.
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No list of the best hockey films can be complete or accountable to the sport's troubled history without acknowledging its exclusionary and abusive nature.
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It has changed hands several times since then, most recently in 2003, when it was acquired by its present owner, despite its troubled history.
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The collection is not widely recognized as a trove of ancient art and artifacts, but hosts a rich collection with an occasionally troubled history.
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Their current playoff drought is the NFL&aposs longest, but this year&aposs team isn&apost bearing the weight of the franchise&aposs troubled history.
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Francisco Franco from a glorifying mausoleum will be the first among many symbolic moves aimed at coming to terms with the country&aposs troubled history.
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Most online calling services send data directly from client to client for simple performance reasons, which has given the services a troubled history with wiretap requests.
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ITT Tech had 2100,260 workers, $22015 million in annual revenue, and a long and troubled history of government lawsuits and investigations looming over everything it did.
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The company has a long, troubled history of getting really excited about new projects and ideas, only to run for the hills when things get hairy.
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The 29-year-old has a long, troubled history with the law -- having been arrested several times since being cut from the Lions back in 2012.
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Zendai won't be the last P2P to collapse under Beijing's regulatory pressure — and authorities, both in China and elsewhere, should learn from the industry's troubled history.
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But students and teachers say the issue predates Renewal: Families are wary of any school in the Taft building, which has a long and troubled history.
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Maria Torres-Springer, commissioner for the Department of Housing, Preservation and Development, acknowledged the landlord's troubled history but said his stewardship of the property was improving.
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Incidentally, even if you don't love Chris Brown, you've likely felt the reverberations from his troubled history, which is now inextricably linked to domestic violence and assault.
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The 26-year-old has a long troubled history with the law -- having been arrested several times since being cut from the Detroit Lions back in 2012.
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YouTube wants users to think of its app as a destination they can spend time in Of course, Google has long had a troubled history wth social.
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Personal rapid transit — a mass transportation network that could carry passengers straight to their destinations in small private cars — has a long, fascinating, and often troubled history.
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Before attempting to turn our country upside down, advocates of the Green New Deal should try to learn from the troubled history of China's Great Leap Forward.
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A black Army veteran with a troubled history opened fire on officers patrolling a protest in Dallas against police shootings of black men in Louisiana and Minnesota.
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Yet even an economically transformed Ireland, he said, cannot escape the ramifications of a referendum by a large neighbor with whom it shares centuries of troubled history.
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But the most crucial technical element here may be Justin Ellington's sound design, which hints at the abiding presence of ghosts from a long and troubled history.
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As National Geographic editors prepared an issue dedicated to race, they realized the 130-year-old magazine might face questions about its troubled history on the subject.
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Because of its troubled history and Ms. Merkel's welcoming stance in 2015, Germany seemed somewhat more immune than other countries to the populist wave washing over Europe.
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In a troubled history of men being forgiven for their crimes, this recent revelation has seen some progress: Weinstein was ousted from his own company and the Academy.
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Those conspiracy theories have been amplified in the internet age, but they are a part of a long, troubled history of dismissing the voices of those seeking change.
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" The Columbia report had its origins in 2013, when Mr. Bollinger read about Craig Steven Wilder's book "Ebony & Ivy: Race, Slavery and the Troubled History of America's Universities.
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Brother says Rini has a troubled history Jonathon Rini said his brother was arrested a few years ago after breaking into a model home and throwing a party.
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It says something about the project's troubled history that this was cheered as good news in the London headquarters of Rio Tinto, a huge Anglo-Australian mining company.
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By way of inspiration, he calls back to the movie's own famously troubled history, which included drug problems, grave robbing, millions of dollars in unexpected costs, and a typhoon.
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QuadrigaCX has a financially troubled history—last year Canadian bank CIBC froze bank accounts related to the exchange because the bank was unable to determine who owned the funds.
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While CtW cited a lack of relevant experience and a "troubled history as an executive and director," both proxy firms warned that Murdoch already served on too many boards.
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Almost none of this is true, as David Silverman points out in "This Land Is Their Land: The Wampanoag Indians, Plymouth Colony, and the Troubled History of Thanksgiving" (Bloomsbury).
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Kudos to the writer Gordon Smith and the director Adam Bernstein, who together brought us last season's "Five-O," the stand out episode about Mike's troubled history in Philadelphia.
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While international media dove into the troubled history of the Mexican charter company whose plane crashed outside Havana, Cuban media have shied from anything resembling investigations or calls for accountability.
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Wajda focused on Poland's troubled history under the shadow of the Soviet Union, but it was Kieslowski who chronicled, subtly and sympathetically, the moral evasions that the communist system provoked.
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One portfolio manager said the yield initially offered - which was well above the 9.1% at which the country's 2022s were trading - was justified by Ecuador's weak fundamentals and troubled history.
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The General Security of Military Information Agreement (GSO MIA) was an important step forward for two countries that have long struggled to work together and that share a troubled history.
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The gunman's troubled history The gunman, Devin Kelley, had a troubled past and was prone to domestic violence and animal cruelty, according to public records and those who knew him.
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He has poked fun at Joseph R. Biden Jr., the former vice president considering a presidential run, for his handsy approach to politics, despite his own troubled history with women.
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And the X — sorry, cross — button and I already have something of a troubled history, so it won't be easy for me to call my enemy by a different name.
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But the chancellor is keenly aware that her country is always closely watched because of its troubled history, and that the stakes for Germany are larger than her own political fortunes.
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A similar fate fell to officials who'd managed to find American shelter even though they figured in the troubled history of places like Rwanda, Peru, Bosnia, Haiti, Liberia, Guatemala and Argentina.
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As the link to the New York Times article I provide says, the troubled history of banana production in Latin America belongs to United Fruit Company, which was the precursor to Chiquita.
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Boykin has had a troubled history with the law -- he was arrested for a bar fight back in 2015 -- just days before he was supposed to lead TCU in the Alamo Bowl.
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As of Tuesday, dozens of celebrities had spoken out in support of the women accusing Weinstein, with A-listers like Gwyneth Paltrow and Angelina Jolie sharing their own troubled history with him.
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BATTLEFORD, Saskatchewan — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's push for reconciliation of Canada's troubled history with its Indigenous people particularly resonates here in the town of Battleford, in the central part of Saskatchewan Province.
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To address that disparity and a troubled history of education policy for Native Americans, the federal government has created three different systems for schools to operate under the Bureau of Indian Education.
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As officials are working to quell the violence, critics have noted the state&aposs troubled history of inhumane prison conditions, including a lawsuit citing filthy, unsafe conditions and lack of medical care.
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Rejecting the naturalization of Palestinians has been a rare point of agreement among Lebanese through a troubled history including the 1975-90 civil war in which Palestinian groups played a major role.
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In fiction, Helen Oyeyemi has a new novel, and we recommend story collections from David Means and Christos Ikonomou alongside a debut novel from Novuyo Rosa Tshuma that explores Zimbabwe's troubled history.
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The California Public Employees' Retirement System recently bought a stake in a private Indiana toll road with a troubled history, one sign of how popular infrastructure investments have become among U.S. pension funds.
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Republicans have a troubled history of reaching voters of color, but recent polls show Trump's support among blacks lingering in the single digits—lagging far behind the modest support of recent GOP nominees.
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In her piece for Conde Nast Traveler, Okona poses the important question of how travelers are to deal with the city's troubled history as they enjoy what it now has to offer visitors.
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Given its troubled history, perhaps the wisest course would be to give it back to one of the many governments that claim it before it can wreak disaster on the House of Windsor.
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As part of the magazine's April 2018 "The Race Issue," Susan Goldberg — the publication's first woman and first Jewish editor-in-chief, since its founding in 1888 — flatly denounced National Geographic's troubled history.
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The restrictions were rooted in the department's troubled history with an earlier generation of stun guns, most notably an episode 30 years ago in which officers in a Queens precinct tortured prisoners with one.
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If the possibility that U.S. agents could use their capabilities to behave oppressively seems far-fetched, readers should consider the troubled history of government surveillance aimed at the civil rights movement and other activists.
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The tower, which opened in 2012 after construction delays, has had a troubled history, including lawsuits from unhappy investors and has also been the scene of several protests against President Trump's policies and statements.
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Three days later, a retaliatory attack on white police officers shocked the nation as a black Army veteran with a troubled history opened fire on officers patrolling a protest in _________ , killing five officers. 29.
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Understanding Hurston Casey Cep does not fully explain the troubled history behind "Barracoon," Zora Neale Hurston's book about America's last slave, Kossola, which was published nearly nine decades after she wrote it (Books, May 14th).
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Argentina has a long and troubled history with the international organization, most notably exemplified by the fallout from the 22019 financial crisis, which led to a lengthy stand-off between the government and the IMF.
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Unlike Syria, Sudan and Iran, which have a long and troubled history with the US, or Yemen, Libya or Somalia, where war and chaos reign, Iraq has a functioning government with full diplomatic relations with Washington.
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"We have made significant strides regarding the consent decrees over the last year and established a great working relationship with the EPA," Krall said, when BuzzFeed News asked about the troubled history of the islands' landfills.
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Francis addressed the troubled history between the Christian churches as he led an ecumenical vespers service at a basilica in Rome on Monday to mark the closing day of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.
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I seized his candidness as an opportunity to bridge the Greek Orthodox community's troubled history, dating back to Ottoman rule and continuing throughout the formation of the Republic, with the demise of pork butchers in Istanbul.
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It has had a troubled history — following earlier sectarian clashes, in 2202 during the Arab Spring, rallies against then-president Ali Abdullah Saleh culminated in his ouster after a rule that lasted from 2628 to 28500.
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But they warned of massive hurdles, including bickering among European states and companies, the troubled history of past joint projects such as the A400M military transport plane, and the sheer cost of developing advanced military aircraft.
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But much of the family's troubled history leading up to that point is known, and it provides vital clues to understanding why Mendocino County Sheriff Tom Allman said he is investigating the case as a crime.
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That troubled history was in mind for Alcides Daza Quintero, the 27-year-old deputy mayor, when he turned on the television last August and saw Mr. Santos announcing the peace deal from the presidential palace.
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Sometimes I'd get a 1,000-word email from a person, sharing their own troubled history with food and their desperate desire to change — and there that question would sit between the lines, unnamed but clear as day.
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A family's troubled history The family's history, including allegations of child abuse and an investigation by Child Protective Services in Washington state, provides clues as to why Allman said he is investigating the case as a crime.
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Formerly known as Gillatein, the stone faced rapper comes out of Galloway, better known by locals as "G-Way", a rough strip within Scarborough that carries a troubled history with crime, but has improved in recent times.
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They returned with intimate essays, exploring the rugged coast at the Cinque Terre of Italy, Brighton Pier in England (best visited at night) and the turquoise lakes at Croatia's oldest national park, which withstood a troubled history.
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Included in his troubled history was the 2012 determination by an Oklahoma judge that he was mentally incompetent to stand trial on charges he attacked the owner of a doughnut shop; he was committed to a psychiatric facility.
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Kusasalethu, located 90 kilometers west of Johannesburg, has had a troubled history and been a flash point for labor violence and strikes in recent years, threatening its viability and underlining the social risks of mining in South Africa.
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The aircraft, which entered service in 2011 and was the first passenger jet built in Russia since the fall of the Soviet Union, has had a troubled history despite the state pouring billions of dollars into its development.
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The idea of the classless and stateless society would come to define both Marx's and Engels's idea of communism, and of course the subsequent and troubled history of the Communist "states" (ironically enough!) that materialized during the 20th century.
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On Saturday, June 10, Perry sat down with Black Lives Matter activist Deray McKesson to discuss her troubled history with cultural appropriation and what it means to have white privilege, which aired on his podcast, Pod Save The People.
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The international community has failed the Rohingya people in this crisis, the latest miscarriage of justice in a troubled history marred by a lack of accountability and shifting responsibility for the safety and basic rights of a persecuted population.
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Three days later, a retaliatory attack on white police officers shocked the nation as a black Army veteran with a troubled history opened fire on officers patrolling a protest in _________ against the two earlier police shootings of black men.
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This was the first time that the leader of a Baltic state and the leader of Russia have met in nearly a decade, which is arguably telling of growing Russian influence in the Baltic region, despite their troubled history.
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To explain the shortcomings that do remain — about 54 percent of Liberians live in poverty; Liberia ranks near the bottom of the World Bank's 2018 index measuring the ease of doing business — many point to the country's troubled history.
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Now, the claim of a 19-year-old British tourist that she was raped on Koh Tao in June has again focused attention on the island's troubled history and called into question police handling of serious crimes against tourists.
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It's difficult to put a number on what the home is actually worth, as it's a unique property with a troubled history, but according to Zillow, a 10-acre lot nearby in Los Olivos is on the market for $920,221.
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"I believe it is time to cast off Virginia's troubled history of injustice and embrace a honest clean process of restoring the right of the these men and women," he said at a news conference on the Capitol steps in Richmond.
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Directors returning to reboot a beloved franchise has its own troubled history: George Lucas' Star Wars prequel trilogy is a frequent punching bag, while Ridley Scott's 2012 sort-of return to the Alien franchise, Prometheus, earned its own heaps of criticism.
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Reinking, who is originally from Morton, Illinois, had a troubled history with law enforcement in the years leading up to the shooting, including an arrest at the White House in 2017 and several documented run-ins with officers in his hometown.
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It's not clear when the father gave the guns back to Reinking, who had a troubled history with local law enforcement in Morton, Illinois, where he lived before spending time in Salida, Colorado, and eventually moving to the Nashville area.
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Williams' condemnation was picked up by outlets as a personal attack on Haddish — he later made amends to her at the Emmys — thanks in part to his troubled history with drug use and tendency to speak bluntly on controversial topics.
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Another factor may have been the sometimes troubled history of Mr. Buttigieg's relationship with black residents of South Bend, including his demotion of a black police chief and the shooting last summer of a black resident by a white officer.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump, ignoring his own troubled history with women and bragging about sexual misconduct, went after Joseph R. Biden Jr. via Twitter on Thursday, posting a video that mocked the former vice president for his handsy approach to politicking.
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The episode is the latest in the troubled history of the aging jail complex, which has long been plagued by violence, abuse, neglect and mismanagement at levels that have made it among the most notorious correctional facilities in the United States.
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The Austrian authorities grappled for years with the conundrum that the house presented: Demolish it, and be accused of erasing the country's troubled history; or maintain it, and risk having the property continue to draw far-right extremists from across Europe.
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Anything close to Ferrari-level multiples would be impressive, said Sullivan, not only considering Aston Martin's troubled history but what has been happening with its former parent, Ford, which just suffered a downgrade in its debt to one notch above junk grade.
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The shooting stretched over six years, and much of this troubled history is thoroughly detailed in Morgan Neville's You'll Love Me When I'm Dead, a documentary that will join Other Wind on Netflix and also screen at the New York Film Festival.
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He is watched over by his wife, Mary, and by a fellow-soldier who was killed in the same blast and narrates the story as a disembodied spirit, assessing Eden's faint, agitated consciousness and revealing his own troubled history with the married couple.
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But given the troubled history of women's club soccer in the United States, including two previous leagues that collapsed after only three seasons, N.W.S.L. organizers, including U.S. Soccer, knew they would need a more sustainable approach when the league was started in 303.
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From corporate boardrooms to foreign capitals, it argued that 53G was too important to cede to a foreign adversary, and despite its protestations of respectability, Huawei had a troubled history of skirting US law and helping some of the world's worst regimes.
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Trump has had a troubled history with the Muslim community since his 2016 campaign began, pouncing on Democrats for refusing to say the phrase "radical Islamic terrorism" and initially calling for a halt to all Muslim immigration to the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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Mr. Trump, who has his own troubled history with women and has bragged about sexual misconduct, has displayed an almost across-the-board disdain for accusations of harassment, assault or just plain sexism lodged against men who also proclaim their innocence, as he does.
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"One group that has helped keep the conversation alive has been students," Craig Steven Wilder, the author of "Ebony and Ivy: Race, Slavery and the Troubled History of America's Universities" (2013) and a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said during one panel.
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Yet less than two weeks ago, Dr. Henry Bello, who had a criminal record and a troubled history, was able to walk into Upstate Guns and Ammo in Schenectady, N.Y., and buy a weapon that was for all intents and purposes a military-style rifle.
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Swirling around those gathered for the Groundhog Day ceremony were whispers that the mayor had purposely avoided the event, given his troubled history with the groundhog: his 2014 fumbling of Chuck — and the creature's subsequent death — followed by allegations of a cover-up by zoo officials.
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Another thing I can't yet vouch for is how Three Houses handles queer content, which is a concern not only for the normal reasons, but because of the series' own troubled history with gay characters and Nintendo's attempts to improve representation of queer characters in past localizations.
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But he has not been excommunicated by Mr. Trump, who has his own troubled history with women, has bragged about sexual assault and has consistently shown that he sticks by men — at least of his own party — who proclaim their innocence against accusations of sexual misconduct.
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Cummings' casket sat about 75 feet away from a statue of another civil rights icon, Rosa Parks, and just steps away from the bust of the former Confederate president Jefferson Davis — a reminder of Washington's troubled history on race, which Cummings himself battled throughout his life.
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In Ebony & Ivory: Race, Slavery, and the Troubled History of America's Universities, MIT history professor Craig Steven Wilder notes just how integral slavery was to American higher education since its inception: In short, American colleges were not innocent or passive beneficiaries of conquest and colonial slavery.
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At a time when charges of sexual harassment and abuse are bringing down famous and powerful men from Hollywood to Washington, Mr. Trump's defiant stance put him at odds with much of the country, and served as a stark reminder of his own troubled history with women.
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Star Wars' troubled history with prequels combined with the feeling that Lucasfilm is telling a story that doesn't necessarily need to be told (never mind that this exact story has been told in the now non-canon Expanded Universe) means that expectations for the film will be high.
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" Now, more than four decades later – and following Reagan's March 6 death at 94 – Davis remembers the tender moment with her mother as one of the rare times the two women "stepped outside our troubled history into a smooth pool of light and bonded as mother and daughter.
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In the long and troubled history between the white inhabitants of Australia and its indigenous population, the emergence of an Aboriginal art movement is a rare success amid a sad tangle of well-meaning but failed economic and social programs aimed at assimilating a nomadic people into settled life.
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She has a troubled history with the LGBT community, extending from her husband's misguided support of the Defense of Marriage Act and Don't Ask Don't Tell to the 2016 candidate's recent statement that Nancy Reagan helped start the national conversation on AIDS (a claim she has since walked back).
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" The actress also had Wigman in mind, in part for her dances but also because the choreographer had a troubled history of mental health and yet "managed — like Blanc — to sustain her company in Germany all through the Third Reich, having made heaven knows what deals to do so.
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"Trust was broken decades ago," said Tony Auguste, a local activist-cum-historian in Notting Hill, an area better known these days as a trendy, upscale neighborhood but one with a long and troubled history between its long-established minority community and its predominantly white, upper-class authority.
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On top of all that, amid all the focus on WeWork&aposs financials, analysts and investors pointed out coworking&aposs troubled history, noting that the US operations of IWG, then known as Regus, filed for bankruptcy in the wake of the dot-com bust earlier earlier this century.
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Roman was initially intended to be an adult character with a troubled history, but Berthelsen's character is much younger, and her backstory is far more intertwined with what we know about the town of Hawkins and its shady underbelly than the early details released about Roman would lead you to expect.
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"The senseless murder of so many, including my 14-year-old daughter, Alaina, tests the limits of faith and demands more endurance than I thought possible," said Ryan Petty, who choked back tears and called the massacre "arguably the most preventable school shooting in history" because of the gunman's troubled history.
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In her sweeping new book, The Vaccine Race: Science, Politics, and the Human Costs of Defeating Disease, physician and journalist Meredith Wadman tells the story of the early days of vaccinology, while focusing an unflinching eye on the troubled history that gave rise to some of our greatest medical achievements.
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In Trump's envisioning, black athletes are showing contempt for the country through displays of blatant disrespect and lack of explicit gratitude, a framing that his critics have called out for being little more than a thinly veiled racial dog whistle, one that is rooted in Trump's troubled history on racial issues.
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He was sitting in the headquarters of Documenta's public programs here, near a building once used by Greece's military dictatorship to interrogate prisoners — a choice of venue some Greeks found provocative if not insulting even though Mr. Szymczyk said it was intended to call attention to the country's troubled history.
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Because of the lack of programs that treat pregnant women with addiction, and the troubled history of criminalizing drug addiction in the US, pregnant women who use drugs are often targets of arrest and subject to harsh punishments, treated as though addiction is a personal failing rather than a public health issue.
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The viewpoint he expresses here is far beyond aesthetics: Barnard cites in his artist's statement the influence of American scholars such as Craig Steven Wilder and his Ebony and Ivy: Race, Slavery, and the Troubled History of America's Universities, or the now classic, The History of White People by Nell Irvin Painter.
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An outcome is not expected until later this week, but the largely peaceful voting was itself an accomplishment given Liberia's troubled history, which included the assassinations of two presidents, William R. Tolbert Jr. in 1980 and Samuel K. Doe in 2.23, and the brutal tenure of Charles Taylor, now serving a 50-year sentence for war crimes in neighboring Sierra Leone.
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For example, Boston Dynamics (formerly owned by Google) released this video in 2018 of its SpotMini robot grabbing a doorknob to open a door for a friend: And research from Google from this March showed off a robot that could pick up objects and, over time, learn the best way to throw a specific shape: Despite all this research, Google and Alphabet have a troubled history with robotics.
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Tightly buttoned – or zipped-up – in her endless array of leather jackets, knee-high boots and sleek buns, the private investigator with a very private past is a fascinating woman and her relationship with Alicia through the first two seasons was one of the best portrayals of friendship between two adult women on TV. Kalinda's interactions with Will Gardner (Josh Charles) and her ongoing relationship with Cary Agos (Matt Czuchry) also offered unique insight into a woman with a troubled history as she went through her days quietly trying to protect and save the people she loved.
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