Wells Fargo turns in quarterly results at approximately 8 a.m.
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There were a lot of turns in this final hour.
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IN RUSSIA, history tends to take cruel turns in August.
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This was one of many willful turns in De Quincey's life.
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Royalty Hightower, who plays Toni, turns in a magnificent performance.
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Lost track of all the dizzying turns in this story?
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India used to be shielded from such turns in global sentiment.
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There have also other twists and turns in Deezer's U.S. story.
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During that time, the sisters had several turns in the tabloids.
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Our bureau chief followed the twists and turns in the case.
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For emerging market stocks, turns in sentiment can be particularly cruel.
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But DVSN turns "In Between" into three minutes of punny pleasantries.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoTime between turns (in milliseconds) in Civilizations VI benchmark.
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These necessary turns in the tale will obviously involve some big reveals.
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But this is where the story turns in a more positive direction.
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Human or robot driver, left-hand turns in a car are tough.
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When she turns in assignments, she said, feedback from teachers is minimal.
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Belgium and the Netherlands take turns in participating in the coalition's airstrikes.
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In these cases, time stops, or turns in on itself; the story
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Unexpected turns in your partnerships arrive as the moon oppose wildcard Uranus.
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Three female singers relate turns in the drama, like a Greek chorus.
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Nobody but George Michael turns in a strong vocal performance on the original.
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Dragana Radakovic and Daria Masiero trade turns in the role of Turandot. opera.org.
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Occasionally, he watches the Celtics on TV, but usually turns in at halftime.
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" Then she referenced her starring turns in his movies like "Shakespeare in Love.
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Working mainly in watercolor, not with computers, he turns in a finished painting.
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So I thought the surprises, twists and turns in the story would be interesting.
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Mara Wilson will forever be beloved for her early but unforgettable turns in Mrs.
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But in people who have strabismus, one eye sometimes turns in a different direction.
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He has missed three turns in the rotation since last pitching on Aug. 27.
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Then Val Kilmer and George Clooney each got their turns in the bat suit.
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Six magicians take turns in entertaining visitors in a small theater within the museum.
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Taking turns in the bathroom for 24 hours is not a romantic scene-setter.
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Rico turns down a side street to find parking, and Wayne turns in pursuit.
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Read on to learn more about the twists and turns in Gallagher&aposs case.
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Chris Pratt, who's poised for an Oscar breakthrough after huge turns in franchises galore.
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Plenty more twists and turns in the 2020 primary are possible, if not likely.
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The routine was punctuated by sometimes exhilarating, sometimes painful turns in the national spotlight.
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He turns in his seat and reaches for the dry bag, husbanding the finger.
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In its most athletic mode, the big Lincoln hustles through turns in dignified form.
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The case turns, in part, on whether Mr Trump's Twitter feed is a "public forum".
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Careful plans had crumbled as they had encountered unexpected turns in their research and thinking.
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The couple have experienced tumultuous turns in fortune, both privately and politically, over the years.
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Anderson's had somewhat of a comeback lately, with excellent turns in The Fall and Hannibal.
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What is it about Donald that he likes making those hard turns in his work?
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Expect plenty of different programs to take turns in the spotlight from now until March.
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When a reporter turns in a story, it first goes to what's called a backfielder.
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We took turns, in groups of four or five, but there were always more bugs.
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Looks that way, but sources caution there could be several more turns in this process.
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So whenever Mr. Mueller turns in his report, do not assume that things are over.
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The path out is considered especially complicated because of twists and turns in narrow flooded passages.
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The country has consistently performed U-turns in the years since the end of the dictatorship.
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When their fake driver turns in to a garage, C-Note knows they're being set-up.
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The architecture had some turns in it, so that you couldn't see every film at once.
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The Toshiba memory chip saga has taken even more new turns in the past 24 hours.
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Their trash talk-heavy game goes quickly and, unsurprisingly, turns in Ashley's favor by the end.
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The pain and agony take over at night, and he tosses and turns in his bed.
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Unfolding in real time, this immediately involving story bends and turns in surprising, sometimes horrifying ways.
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"He really slowed down the promenade," she said, referring to when a dancer turns in place.
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The homework he turns in is even more foreboding: full of sadism, sexual violence and fury.
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In the meantime, all of the twists and turns in the saga can be found here.
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Greg O'Sullivan became emotional when he talked about the twists and turns in his daughter's journey.
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At other tragic turns in the modern history of Los Angeles, there too was a helicopter.
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Pelletier and Norton hook up, and then she turns, in a fit of pique, to Espinoza.
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Keeping up with the twists and turns in the unfolding story has been no easy feat.
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The show subtly follows the twists and turns in a culture of sexuality that is often oversimplified.
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Walking among these works is like trying to follow all the turns in a Marianne Moore poem.
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Since then, runners have taken turns in the spotlight, slowly perfecting the run over hundreds of attempts.
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That is possible this time: the criminal investigation takes intriguing turns in episodes three, four and five.
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But the state still turns in a dismal performance in areas like Technology & Innovation and Business Friendliness.
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Over time, the VR system would be able to predict those bumps and turns in the road.
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There have been many twists and turns in British politics that have led to this particular moment.
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As it probably is for real eagles, where your head turns in Eagle Flight, your body follows.
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And there are always going to be some turns in the road but relax and enjoy it.
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However, Gigantamax only lasts for a few turns in battle, so it's not a full fledged evolution.
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Retaining Love, who turns in 30 in September, leaves the franchise with a standout to reload around.
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That shift has been one of the more remarkable turns in what has been a remarkable race.
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By early June, Spicer had apparently taken a few turns in the revolving doghouse of this administration.
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There have been many twists and turns in how we, medically and societally, view drinking while pregnant.
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Emma Stone turns in a strong performance as King, who is the real focus of the film.
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Hawkins had roles in soap operas like "Ryan's Hope" and "As the World Turns" in the '70s.
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But what's surprising is how this trailer hits so many turns in the story — largely in chronological order.
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Mr. Sessions is carrying out one of the sharpest U-turns in Justice Department philosophy in modern history.
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It sounds like a Raymond Chandler novel but with less murder and more star turns in NBC sitcoms.
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In Pain and Glory, Antonio Banderas turns in a career-best performance as aging film director Salvador Malio.
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Burke, however, didn't rule out Jimmy Kimmel coming back as host after celebrated turns in 2017 and 2018.
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It's true that daily tracking surveys reflect dizzying twists and turns in the support for Trump and Clinton.
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Anticipation grew as divers took turns in regular feet-down jumps or the eagle dive typical of Mostar.
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It's humid and subdued, and Keys turns in a vocal take that impresses with subtlety rather than firepower.
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Sentiment remains largely driven by domestic politics and the near-daily twists and turns in the Brexit process.
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Over the course of several days, Gregg's character correctly predicts seemingly unpredictable twists and turns in Continental Corp.
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The political upheaval was obvious on Tuesday with the latest turns in the great British psychodrama of Brexit.
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Walking down Kotha 64's hallways, the twists and turns in the building's design hint at hidden rooms.
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Mr. Irons, a Tony- and Oscar-winning actor for all seasons, turns in the most convincingly realized performance.
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There's still time for lots of twists and turns in the campaign until the people's choice finally emerges.
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The consequences are explored with insight and a thriller's twists and turns in Gundar-Goshen's darkly ambitious novel.
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Wordplay, the CROSSWORD COLUMN Sophia Maymudes turns up with family (father, David), and turns in a commendable construction.
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It's in the way she tosses and turns in bed as chronic insomnia holds her in its grip.
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"I have a story that has a lot of twists and turns in it," she said in Waterloo.
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Adam Sandler turns in the performance of his career in Uncut Gems, an exhilarating feature-length panic attack.
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This past year has been full of unpredictable twists and turns in health policy, right down to Sen.
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But, the movie does contain some new twists and turns in order to distinguish itself from its cartoon predecessor.
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S. turns in around 9:10 because he's not feeling so great, and I pass out not much later.
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Momentum is improving from an extremely negative state which has presaged market turns in the past, according to Stovall.
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According to a new interview with creator Pete Nowalk, HTGAWM has so many more twists and turns in store.
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I think people put this idea out there that you and your sisters are taking turns in the spotlight.
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Adding to the emotional complexity is the fact that many people took turns in both roles — victims and victimizers.
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As the show's soundtrack, "Crucify" by Tori Amos, played from Rousteing's laptop, models took turns in their show looks.
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Wrong turns in your career, while also being valuable learning experiences, help you bring the contrasting triumphs into focus.
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They expect marriage to be a partnership where both spouses support each other and take turns in the limelight.
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But tomorrow might be different, if the country—or a business's particular consumer base—turns in a different direction.
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The movie is gentle, almost sluggish, and takes some weird left turns — in other words, it's a Jarmusch film.
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Andres Iniesta turns in the area and rolls a low shot toward the far post through a teammate's legs.
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" He told "Ford v Ferrari" star Christian Bale that he never turns in a bad performance and "it's infuriating.
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All three pitched in the All-Star Game this summer and will soon take turns in a division series.
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For long stretches last season, Day and Spieth took turns in the top two spots in the world rankings.
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Paperclip — Three turns in a piece of wire is all you need to properly secure a stack of paper.
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Two teams of seven players each take turns in dispatching an attacker, known as a "raider", onto the defender's turf.
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From a prime minister who has made several U-turns in her nine months in power, this one was dramatic.
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She wouldn't have predicted it at all, but the world turns in mysterious ways, as her mother would have said.
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We'll have to see what kind of results the S10 turns in, but right now Samsung's pitch seems surprisingly muted.
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"It&aposs hard to put into words all the twists and turns in that game," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said.
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First, she is a gifted actress who almost always turns in an excellent performance, no matter what role she's playing.
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The latest uncertainty over Brexit is nothing new and comes after weeks and months of twists and turns in negotiations.
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Humana — Humana raised its full-year forecast, as its retail health insurance business turns in a better-than-expected performance.
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Humana (HUM) raised its full-year forecast as its retail health insurance business turns in a better than expected performance.
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The Church in the Darkness paints a pretty picture, even if the story often turns in dark and unpleasant directions.
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Read more about that and other twists and turns in the years-long fight over TSCA tomorrow in The Hill.
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"The turns in Kathak are a speciality to bring vigor and drama to the nritta, or pure dance," he said.
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The move against the Conservative Party grandee marks one of the most bizarre turns in the three-year Brexit crisis.
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He missed his previous two turns in the rotation because of a strained hamstring but was cleared earlier this week.
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After many twists and turns, in August 2006, federal judge Gladys Kessler found that the companies' coordinated efforts violated RICO.
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Mr. Clay turns in a well-received performance as Lorenzo, the doting and melancholy father of Lady Gaga's character, Ally.
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And newcomer Yalitza Aparicio turns in a quiet and moving performance as Cleo, the domestic worker at the film's center.
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When we have work to do, we take turns in shifts to make sure the kids have everything they need.
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The second key player is Hannah's mother, Loreen, and Becky Ann Baker turns in one last fantastic, tough-love performance.
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Well-wishers have flocked to a Virginia Zoo blog to follow the twists and turns in this high-stakes chase.
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In one of the most original turns in the book, Levitsky and Ziblatt assiduously dismantle the myth of American exceptionalism.
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There were a lot of twists and turns in terms of material and sensitivity to the world that it was depicting.
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Notably, The Bad Seed, The Exorcist, The Sixth Sense, and Pan's Labyrinth all feature children delivering star turns in lead roles.
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Tom Price took turns in their respective hot seats during a pair of confirmation hearings, and the multihour event left Sen.
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Their 5-year-old wasn't physically injured but tosses and turns in bed, traumatized by the shock of events last Sunday.
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Investors often track high-yield bonds in an effort to gauge risk appetite and predict any potential turns in market sentiment.
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Yet for all his skill as a writer, Mr Khan was best loved for his turns in front of the camera.
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Brown turns in the best vocal performance he's ever given, and the warped chorus in the background radiates heat and light.
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My colleagues on the tour had taken turns in the machine before me, and I knew it was an individual experience.
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It doesn't even look that brown—or at least, not a brown that any human being naturally turns in the sun.
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Subsequent arcs follow the continuing twists and turns at NASA as administrations change and the space race turns in different directions.
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Colman is more familiar to American audiences, but primarily for her dramatic turns in series like Broadchurch and The Night Manager.
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It is genuinely refreshing to see a four-woman ensemble piece in which each actor has multiple turns in the spotlight.
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On the field, between turns in the batting cage, he signed autographs for several young fans gathered near the Twins' dugout.
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Every 10 to 30 seconds, users will swipe right or left to advance through different twists and turns in the show.
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That's one of the most head-spinning turns in what has been one of the most complex conflicts in recent memory.
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His career is littered by villainous and villainously sexy turns in movies where he plays the most indelible and unforgettable element.
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" In his one star review, he labeled its already-infamous twist "one of the most genuinely ridiculous about-turns in cinematic history.
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Mr Madden is also a skilled narrator, negotiating the twists and turns in the city's destiny without getting hopelessly mired in detail.
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At 140 minutes, it definitely drags, diluting what should be snappy twists and turns in a bloated storyline that sometimes feels disjointed.
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Nawazuddin Siddiqui turns in another top-notch performance as self-deprecating contract killer Babu Bihari, who gives murder the cold-hearted treatment.
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"I jumped when I saw myself," Mr Syrovatka says, as other pupils from Prague's Austrian Grammar School take turns in the installation.
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Whether the Midwesterner's turns in the spotlight during recent confirmation and oversight hearings have boosted her nationwide standing remains to be seen.
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The biggest testament to Nathan Chen's extraordinary skating ability is that when he turns in a bad skate, it's a complete shock.
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Retaining Love, who turns in 266 in September, would leave the franchise with at least a short-term standout to reload around.
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After scene-stealing turns in six Marvel films, Scarlett Johansson and her fan-loved character Black Widow are getting their own movie.
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The map turns in the Republicans favor in 2018, when Democrats have to defend 25 seats, including five in traditionally red states.
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Just before the bus reached the first of two turns in the entire journey, the flashing lights of a police car appeared.
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DeGrom, 28, had missed two turns in the rotation because of soreness in his right forearm after his start on Sept. 1.
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JPEG rendition is better than ever, and the new Acros monochrome film simulation turns in gorgeous results right out of the camera.
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If Sessions turns in a strong performance today — and Trump watches it — he's likely to win serious brownie points with the boss.
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I can only imagine, like, how difficult it is, because no matter where she turns in her house, she's reminded of it.
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From there, we hiked and took turns in the two-seater terrain vehicle to reach more dig sites, up into the badlands.
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This is why twists and turns in the U.S.-China trade war, and other developments in world trade, receive so much attention.
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Director Daniel Goldhaber turns in a feature debut that's a little bit noir, a little bit glam, and forgivably, appropriately self-obsessed.
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This newly juiced system has the car automatically slow down for turns in the road ahead to help the driver steer safely through.
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Former "The Walking Dead" star Steven Yeun turns in a career-best performance as Ben, the mysterious man involved with Shin Hae-mi.
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All the other students got turns in the front or second row, while I spent my entire time there in the very back.
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Meanwhile, the many unique twists and turns in this election has had people scrambling to get clarity on our election laws and rules.
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As Paula, a crack-addicted mom who resides in one of Miami's roughest housing projects, Harris turns in her best work to date.
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They all believe that in the end they will be proved right; the twists and turns in the meantime are of minor importance.
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The video above shows the completed game — which used altered rules to cut down on the time between turns — in all its glory.
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In good light, the Reno turns in sharp, well-exposed 21440-megapixel zoom shots that simply wouldn't have been possible on previous smartphones.
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Today, it's actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson who turns in an incredible performance in Doug Liman's Iraq-set thriller The Wall, in theaters now.
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And even as she panics about feeling stuck right now, she reminds herself that life takes unexpected turns in all sorts of ways.
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Founding drummer and Voivod conceptual artist Michel "Away" Langevin turns in another tasteful percussion performance, and he did it all in two days.
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After several twists and turns in rulings by the N.F.L., an arbitrator and courts of law, the Patriots and Brady ended up losing.
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Often, the sales patterns in, say, the US and Latin America are countercyclical, as the US credit cycle turns in opposition to commodities.
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Biographers and historians have been tempted to make sense of the twists and turns in Robert Kennedy's life by dividing it in two.
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And it is a relief — fleeting, of course — to see no inclines or turns in the viewable future, just downhill and flat terrain.
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Christian Bale turns in a solid, stoic performance as a gruff soldier, but writer-director Scott Cooper's earnest film doesn't break much ground.
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I would say overall this season we do a lot of handbrake turns in terms of tones, genre, and look across the board.
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Enter Ms. Falco, whose turns in "The Sopranos" and "Nurse Jackie" solidified her reputation as a leading interpreter of intelligent, no-nonsense women.
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Coetzee's novel turns in part on the fact that the barbaric presence in his pages is the Empire, not the Empire's imagined enemies.
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His federal case turns in part on whether recorded conversations about picking up "meatballs" meant collecting payoffs or actually getting ready to eat.
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This is the web version of VoxCare, a daily newsletter from Vox on the latest twists and turns in America's health care debate.
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The memory turns in my head like a film trailer, so cinematic and surprising that I still almost can't believe it was real.
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Amanda Castro's flinty Anita turns in a suitably atomic "America," with its zestful feud over which island — Puerto Rico or Manhattan — is best.
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Yet there we were, in one classroom — a patch-worked bunch of learners committed to sticking out life's turns in pursuit of education.
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Inside and Out History and science take lyrical turns in two books of essays, both by poets, that hew to your literary tastes.
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"We think the stocks that turned with all these turns in the fourth quarter will continue to work through earnings season," he said.
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But like the others whose turns in the barrel came before, it's hard to look great when you're getting hit on both sides.
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The yuan has been driven largely by twists and turns in the 17-month long trade war between China and the United States.
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The yuan has been driven largely by twists and turns in the 17-month long trade war between China and the United States.
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Driver turns in a reliably strong performance as Jones, the kind of overworked, idealistic, low-profile staffer on whose labor Washington actually runs.
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Still, the actor Alain Hernández turns in a soulful lead performance under extreme physical stress, complemented by Sergio Jiménez Lacima's lush, romantic score.
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For more health care coverage, subscribe to VoxCare, a newsletter from Vox on the latest twists and turns in America's health care debate.
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Of the many confusing and random turns in Mr. Maillot's high-strung, unfulfilling production, one point is clear: Our Prince has a foot fetish.
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The Parks and Recreation veteran has enjoyed a breakout year with eye-opening turns in Dirty Grandpa and Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates.
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Lamb was abysmal in his first two career interleague turns in May, giving up 11 runs (10 earned) on 16 hits in 10 innings.
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But even when a company like Apple turns in record profits for the year, investors are unhappy with its outlook in the near future.
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He points to other comics that have crossed over, including Steve Carell and Jim Carey, both of whom took dramatic turns in their careers.
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Like so many things in politics, there are twists and turns in how the popular vote is used to ultimately select each party's candidate.
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Another case in Canada turns in part on the Christian beliefs of Taquisha McKitty, who was declared dead last year after a drug overdose.
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Fraudsters are quick to submit fake returns in a bid to get a refund before the actual taxpayer turns in his or her documents.
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As Britain twists and turns in the agonies of Brexit politics, it may be salutary to look at other countries' experience of similar torments.
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I think maybe it was also getting at the fact that you now have a catalog with lots of twists and turns in it.
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He raps about his personal debt and calls himself "this generation's closest thing to Einstein," and Sampha turns in a typically strong guest vocal.
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But once FP says he stole case files from Sheriff Keller's home and the interrogation turns in that direction, I knew something was amiss.
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The track has 13 turns in total, and offers a view of the Statue of Liberty, Governor's Island, and the south tip of Manhattan.
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Both readings were at "unusual" levels in their respective directions and consistent with turns in the market, according to Charles Rotblut, AAII Journal editor.
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Those are the days when the fabric of life twists and turns in our favor, being productive is easy, and nothing can stop you.
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And SJP's then-risky move from movies to TV was one of the very first turns in a crucial pivot within the entertainment industry.
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Josh Hamilton also turns in an unforgettable performance as Kayla's dorky, loving father who knows just what to say at the most crucial moment.
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Consider these lines from the poem "Epic for You": In the bookcalledbed itsayseating youendlessly& theflower turns in bedit saysthe manhateshisfemale insidesshe'sthe sauceof the world.
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They slowly made their way through Russia, Belarus, and Lithuania, sleeping in turns in forests, living on mushrooms, berries, and the occasional stolen cabbage.
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The big picture: Urban and rural America have taken turns in leading the overdose toll, but the rates have never been very far apart.
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Baseball is thriving now, with annual revenue of more than $22014 billion and teams from all market sizes taking turns in the World Series.
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Until that happens, policy surrounding net neutrality will continue to flip back and forth as Republicans and Democrats take turns in the governing majority.
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Newton turns in a wonderful performance as Maeve takes everything in and decides to use her new knowledge to fuel her awakening inner fire.
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Alan Tudyk—beloved for his supporting turns in Firefly, Dodgeball, A Knight's Tale, and other screwy, delightful entertainments—has always been an animated character actor.
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And then there are dealers that just want to make sure the buyer turns in their initial payments on the transaction before making it official.
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Asked if the lower oil prices would prove problematic for BP's Iraq operations, Townshend replied that the company was prepared for turns in the market.
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Google and Microsoft had their turns in the past few weeks to show their visions of the future of computing, and now it's Apple's turn.
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Since the peace accord, the right-wing Nationalist Republican Alliance (Arena) and the leftist Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front (FMLN) have had turns in power.
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Natalie Portman, although little resembling Kennedy, turns in a career-defining performance, perfectly inhabiting that distinctive husky patrician voice and the stiff, small-stepped walk.
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Shared information is also built up over the course of a conversation, which is why digital assistants can struggle with twists and turns in conversations.
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Another current case in Canada turns in part on the Christian beliefs of Taquisha McKitty, who was declared dead last year after a drug overdose.
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The show of support crystallized the gay community as a formidable voting bloc, making one of the first historic turns in the gay rights movement.
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Gallardo entered the season with an 22-5 career record against Oakland but is 2-0 with a 2.95 ERA in four turns in 2017.
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Governments have got better at leaning against turns in the business cycle, so that recessions are less common and less severe than they once were.
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Tactics, or short-term turns in the road, are often incompatible with a long-term strategic direction toward an end that is safe and rewarding.
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The cape can cause turbulence in the air that allows her to slow down just enough to bank and make hard turns in the air.
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The dispute turns in part on how to update their value, given that Peru went through hyperinflation and two currency reforms after they were issued.
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" Asked if he had spoken to Trump about the latest twists and turns in the Cohen saga, Giuliani said, "I haven't in a few days.
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Yonghoon Lee and Brandon Jovanovich trade turns in the role of Don José, who falls for Carmen then turns on her when she spurns him.
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Kate Berlant also turns in an attention-getting episode but does it by taking a deep dive into one particular world: that of pretentious art.
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" In a phone interview from a San Francisco hotel, Mr. Laurie spoke about the human brain and recent turns in "Veep" and "The Night Manager.
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"What isn't getting enough attention by anybody is how we're seeing such strong turns in so many countries and continents around the globe," Cramer said.
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The pillowy, wire-frame structure turns in space like a dragon — created to appear like a topological diagram of continuous curves from a math book.
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But Cruise's turns in movies like Edge of Tomorrow and Mission: Impossible continue to confirm that he's more than capable of leading an action franchise.
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Sharp turns in tunnels throughout the system need to be reconstructed so that they are less severe, allowing for higher speeds and thus more trains.
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In one example, a student in a U.S. history class turns in a research paper containing a citation to writings by white nationalist Richard Spencer.
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Slalom skiers, racing at about 113 miles an hour, must be nimble enough to make 60 precise turns in a packed, slick corridor of gates.
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In her version, a pan-seared hunk of whitefish — halibut and cod have taken turns in the role — is set over a long-cooked sauce.
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He trains the audience's ears on sounds, which he then takes away so that attention turns in on itself, onto the very process of listening.
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To have a single season of something that never dragged on too long or took any weird creative turns in later seasons that upset fans?
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In light of these historical twists and turns in U.S. democracy promotion policies, how concerned should proponents of U.S. democracy promotion be about Trump's strategy?
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Austin says the tournament is far from over though ... he thinks Brad could be a spoiler, as long as one thing turns in his favor.
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Jockeys race 1,20153 pound horses half a dozen times a day around sharp turns in tight quarters at speeds upwards of 30 miles per hour.
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Its plot frequently twists and turns in sudden and devastating fashion, weaving in and out of storylines with an urgency that leaves your heart pounding.
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"Following several U-turns in Deutsche's strategy, it is important that the bank delivers on the promises it made last year," one of the people said.
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The coup fractured the country's two-party system, in which the National Party took turns in power with the Liberals, whose ideology and programme differed little.
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I want to be hopeful about this show, because I love Bradley Whitford, particular in his recent character actor turns in Destroyer and The Handmaid's Tale.
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Thanks for the tweets and emails: This story appears in VoxCare, a newsletter from Vox on the latest twists and turns in America's health care debate.
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There are 12 Animoji options in all (with more sure to come), and each one can match your facial expressions and head turns in startling detail.
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To be sure, those losses are on paper and could be eliminated or turn into gains in the future if the market turns in Trafigura's favour.
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Facebook is how he stays in touch with friends there, and where he follows the twists and turns in the fortunes of his favorite soccer team.
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The game takes sudden turns in tone as if you've just tuned in to the shifting, conflicted thoughts that trouble Dawkins's mind—both upbeat and sinister.
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In "Something Tangible," Ray Mercer's derivative contemporary ballet, the dancers, in socks, zip across the stage with kicks and turns in a blur of empty athleticism.
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The 35-year-old righty underwent an MRI on Friday and will probably miss two or three turns in the rotation, according to GM Rick Hahn.
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"The question whether the officer used excessive force in shooting Salazar-Limon thus turns in large part on which man is telling the truth," Sotomayor wrote.
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The French dancers will take on "Emeralds"—always the most elusive of the three—and the Americans and Russians will take turns in the other two.
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That's especially true because China has been casting itself lately as a defender of globalization (in contrast to the populist turns in the US and Europe).
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"All Ford Credit lease agreements state very clearly the obligations when one turns in a car before the end of a lease agreement," Ms. Mellott said.
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Her strength and resolve are admirable — and Judith Light turns in a magnificent performance — but we hardly learn anything that we didn't know from Episode 3.
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I know I did, mainly because of the difficulty I had getting started and the swearing that resulted from the twists and turns in his grid.
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"We were taking turns in yelling for help in the darkness," Alan Butterfield, a reporter for The Daily Mail, told the British publication about the episode.
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Those who had the pleasure of wallowing through turns in previous Wranglers may wonder how a loud, rough-riding and ponderous machine wins three Mudfest awards.
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But control of the House will likely turn on how the battle between the parties turns in the red pockets, Romneyland and the blue-collar blues.
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And the recent twists and turns in the negotiations have affected investors' positions, traders said, adding that they expected volatility to increase in the near term.
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Going for double the torque and lift needed for two turns in the air is a huge shift, and botched landings often result in twisted ankles.
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According to the charges, Saipov rented a truck about a week prior to the attack to go on a test run and "practice making turns" in it.
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Between 1991 and 6003 the metronome gave Mrs Zia two turns in power and Sheikh Hasina one, thanks in part to caretaker governments installed before each election.
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Melissa McCarthy turns in a career-best performance as the caustic Lee Israel, and she's well-matched by Richard E. Grant, all charming smiles as Jack Hock.
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The 2014 AL Cy Young Award winner went 5-0 with a 83 ERA in six turns in August to earn AL Pitcher of the Month honors.
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After attacking the upward-zipping melody from "Configuration," Mr. Lovano and Mr. Coltrane took turns in the solo spotlight, offering two equally gripping versions of cathartic incantation.
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On top of that, the ever-quickening news cycle and Trump's penchant for being unpredictable all but guarantee surprise twists and turns in the battle for Congress.
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Quantrill did not allow a home run in either of his previous two starts after giving up a home run in five consecutive turns in the rotation.
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After being dismissed from his role as FBI director, James Comey filled his home office in Virginia with reminders of the twists and turns in his career.
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Some think that the twists and turns in the broader market may lead smaller companies that had been contemplating an IPO to hold off for a bit.
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U.S. stocks have mirrored the movement of oil prices over the past two sessions: opening higher, only to reverse course later on sharp turns in oil prices.
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They arranged themselves into the circles that they call cyphers and took turns in the middle, showing off specialty moves or playfully responding to another dancer's challenge.
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He did his usual turns in the batting cage, and the 5-foot-10, 175-pound catcher looked like just another 20-year-old in the minors.
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Ben Affleck turns in a terrific performance in The Way Back as Jack, a grieving alcoholic loner who suddenly finds himself coaching basketball at his alma mater.
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This time, Francis and the Patriarch Daniel prayed in the same space, seated a few feet apart in the Orthodox cathedral, taking turns in their own languages.
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When he finds out his father's true killer, T'Challa/Black Panther drops his beef with Bucky and turns in Zemo, the film's true villain, to the authorities.
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"We've been surprised by the twists and turns in personnel," said a senior DHS official, who added that leadership appears to be in a "decent place now."
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"It is very difficult to predict the sudden twist and turns in the Sino-US trade backdrop," said Samuel Siew, investment analyst at Phillip Futures in Singapore.
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Raising an arm and then a knee, she turns in profile and gazes upward — the final, imploring look at some distant land — before collapsing onto her side.
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The six women — all of them naked — are equally god and muse, taking turns in leading and supporting roles (not that the distinctions are always so clear).
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Fine Gael and Fianna Fail have taken turns in power since the modern state was founded in 1922 after they took different sides in a civil war.
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As the country turns in a new and, very possibly, dangerous direction, I cannot say that I'm optimistic about the new administration taking the reins of government.
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To find out all the twists and turns in the Novack case, tune in to the series premiere of "Deadly Rich" July 9 | Monday 10P ET/PT.
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But a few wrong turns in life 10 years ago left him homeless, and today he's living underneath a tarp in the Koreatown section of Los Angeles.
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Characterized by fast, kinetic foot movement combined with twists and turns in a battle context, many Chicago dance crews utilized it as a "secret weapon" of sorts.
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First, while Gudnason turns in a haunting performance as Borg, "Ice-Borg" is simply not that interesting to watch off the court for long stretches of the movie.
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Instead, the most successful teams shared behaviors like taking turns in conversations and showing empathy for others — both factors that led to an unspoken feeling of psychological safety.
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Little Big Town turns in a soulful performance of "When Someone Stops Loving You," for Songwriter of the Year Lori McKenna, who co-wrote the new LBT single.
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She has done acting turns in "Moonlight" and "Hidden Figures", two of 2017's most celebrated films, both of which explored unsung aspects of the black American experience.
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The many twists and turns in the Jussie Smollett investigation He was later investigated for allegedly staging the incident and was indicted on 16 felony disorderly conduct charges.
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Ekaterina Siurina and Stacey Alleaume will take turns in the lead role of the priestess Léïla, and Pavol Breslik and Nikhil Navkal will play Nadir, her great love.
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There's an easy sight gag here, but, again, Lennon resists obvious turns in favor of close-ups on the couple, their concerned faces communicating recognizable, relatable human longing.
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ELLEITHEE: There&aposs a lot of twists and turns in this thing, just as there has been with every step of this -- of this investigation from the beginning.
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Though their support for Mr. Trump is often qualified, this change of heart is one of the more remarkable turns in an erratic and precedent-defying Republican campaign.
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For all the twists and turns in his rhetoric, sometimes within the space of a few sentences, his actions almost always end up pointing in the same direction.
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But Stein and her family's past is a harrowing one to unpack, and the twists and turns in the series will stay with you long after you've landed.
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Nonhlanhla Yende and Philisa Sibeko take turns in the role of Bess; and Xolela Sixaba and Lindile Kenneth Kula trade off in the role of her beloved Porgy.
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The official record, set in 2013, is held by a competitive dancer named Sophia Lucia, who did 55 turns in a row without stopping when she was 10.
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Testing in Zurich added the challenge of navigating the Alps: The pilots approached from the north, which requires two turns in the final few minutes of the flight.
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"What isn't getting enough attention by anybody is how we're seeing such strong turns in so many countries and continents around the globe," the "Mad Money " host said.
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For remix of Pillow Person's "On Your Way," he has a more robust set of samples to work with than that, but he still turns in something wonderfully slushy.
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With all the twists and turns in each episode of Game of Thrones, it can be easy to forget there's a big-picture question being posed by the show.
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The iPhone's Smart HDR processing turns in an even, flatter photo with more depth in the shadows, while the View 220 shot is a lot more dramatic and contrasty.
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Beginning Monday, it's "Swan Lake" time as Ballet Theater's stellar women take turns in the iconic dual role of the virtuous swan queen, Odette, and her devious doppelgänger, Odile.
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A 2003 AP story, commemorating her breakout turns in Lost In Translation and Girl With A Pearl Earring, compared Johansson to Lauren Bacall because of their similarly "husky" tones.
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In Pain and Glory, Antonio Banderas turns in the performance of a lifetime (and one for which he was nominated for Best Actor) as aging film director Salvador Malio.
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On the group's 2014 album, Mr. Rainey turns in gliding cymbal work as the trumpeter Ralph Alessi and the saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock engage in constant, divisive and shrewd interplay.
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I stamped to knock the snow from my skis, then pushed off, carving easy turns in the groomed track that spilled through groves of larch trees, Sascha following behind.
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"You can't predict the twists and turns in this trade war or the tweets that are driving this market," said Guy Wolf, head of market analytics at Marex Spectron.
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She drew notice on the theater scene for her turns in The Normal Heart and Doubt while appearing briefly in movies ranging from 1993's Philadelphia to Garden State.
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On the bright side, objectively speaking, Howery has charm to spare, and after supporting turns in Get Out and Insecure, it's nice to see him as a leading man.
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President Obama gave his last State of the Union speech — which was also one of his last big turns in a spotlight that is shifting to his would-be successors.
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" Del Duca adds, "Every time she [Seaton] turns in art, I get so excited to see more, which inspires me to write faster and to the best of my ability.
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The most bewildering part, the thing Bolu turns in his mind in the lonely, sweltering hours of the night, was that he'd never been into drugs, barely even liked alcohol.
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He worked for the Trump Organization for nearly a decade, and is a native New Yorker who became a millionaire following successful turns in real estate and the taxi business.
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According to Fox 8 in Cleveland, the boy drove a mile through four intersections and over a set of railroad tracks to the restaurant, making multiple turns in the process.
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Rylance — a three-time Tony winner for his turns in Boeing Boeing (2008), Jerusalem (2011) and Twelfth Night (2014) — is back again this year for leading Farinelli and the King.
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John's demise was brought on by his girlfriend, Ashley (Madison Davenport), who turns in evidence to the police after Vickey promises that she'll be seen as a hero around town.
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Bareilles sets this one in a minor key and turns in a track that sounds like Fiona Apple or Tori Amos more than her usual brand of sparkly, empowering pop.
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Hopefully... While we're not comparing Manchester United's youth system to the terrible enslavement seen in Room, both of these young men have put in star turns in their respective fields.
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"And usually it's an email, 'I'm so sorry about ——'" In person, Ms. Zellweger was soft-spoken and thoughtful, if reticent about discussing some of the latest turns in her career.
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Sending long strings of emoji could be like digital babbling: the nonsense strings that get us used to how our bodies work and how to take turns in a conversation.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer says he could be a believer in a possible year-end stock market rebound if Apple turns in a positive quarterly earnings report after the bell Thursday.
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Whill's products use a patented wheel that allows users to make tighter turns in all directions, increasing their mobility and allowing them to maneuver easily on rough or sloping surfaces.
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Rap's best working wrecking crew—of Baltimore rapper Rico Nasty and reformed EDM dude Kenny Beats—turns in a project both the length and force of a classic hardcore record.
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While family and friends naturally want you to feel better, "pain that is not allowed to be spoken or expressed turns in on itself, and creates more problems," she wrote.
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Her voice is interlaced throughout a track that never merely settles into its cool groove; vocals, synthesizers and electric piano solos all take turns in the foreground, all equally contemporary.
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Co-created by British outfitter Thomas Burberry, the classic double-breasted khaki coat was rendered iconic in the wake of World War I after several prominent turns in the spotlight.
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Adam Sandler turns in the performance of his career as Howard Ratner, a jewelry dealer in New York's Diamond District who's always on the hunt for the next big deal.
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He is assistant attorney general for Connecticut, not attorney general This story appears in VoxCare, a newsletter from Vox on the latest twists and turns in America's health care debate.
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The pair of adventurers are now holed up in the small fishing village until the notorious British weather turns in their favor – predicted to happen by the middle of next week.
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Aguilera turns in a remarkably personal performance on the ballad "Deserve," a song so harrowing it feels like she stepped right out of a therapy session and into the vocal booth.
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Even the 2x f/2.4 "telephoto" lens on the iPhone XS turns in worse results than simply cropping the wider, faster primary camera except in the very best of lighting conditions.
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I work in a pretty collaborative way, so when a writer turns in an outline or script I give notes to the writer in the room and in front of everyone.
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The constant twists and turns in the relationships of these four characters drive every movie but the second and third ones, though Brian is still the main character of 2 Fast.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British consumers were unruffled by the latest twists and turns in the country's Brexit drama and companies have dialed down their worry levels, two surveys published on Tuesday showed.
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"It's hard to put into words all the twists and turns in that game, the emotion, doing it at home, in front of our home crowd," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said.
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So when a plume erupts from Europa, the particles slam into the ones from Io, causing an electrically charged traffic jam that creates twists and turns in the moon's magnetic field.
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"It's hard to put into words all the twists and turns in that game, the emotion, doing it at home, in front of our home crowd," said Astros manager A.J. Hinch.
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Jon Polito, a character actor who often played law enforcement figures and gangsters and had memorable turns in many films by Joel and Ethan Coen, died on Thursday in Los Angeles.
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Shipley turns in dominant effort as Diamondbacks rout Mets NEW YORK — The most impressive series sweep of the season for the Arizona Diamondbacks came too late to save their playoff hopes.
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All of us, we know there is a slightly tacky version of ourselves lurking within, an identity that a few wise turns in life have prevented us from having to own.
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We quietly smiled at the pictures flashing across our screens of her with her famous family, her turns in the national spotlight and the testimonials about her grit and forthright warmth.
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There were plenty of twists and turns in a game that demonstrated the promise of Baker Mayfield's burgeoning career while also showing off the problems that come with starting a rookie.
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In level voices, inflected just enough to remind us that the speakers are human and capable of fear and anger, these actresses take turns in describing what Politkovskaya witnessed in Chechnya.
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In this case, Rachel realizes that she's never going to jump-start her desire for a career in fashion if she continues to wait tables, so she turns in her notice.
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As a result, Brazil's main political parties, which have taken uninterrupted turns in authority for decades, are focused not on governing the country, but on building alliances to stay in power.
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His wife, their 17-year-old daughter and 7-year-old son rest on the attached full-size bed, and their 16-year-old son turns in on the upper bunk.
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Not only that, but when the conversation turns in your direction each time you speak with someone new, you'll be much more comfortable talking about your values, experiences, and future plans.
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The many twists and turns in the case in some ways reflect the heightened sensitivities around police shootings in the United States, especially those in which race may be a factor.
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Figure skater Julian Yee was introduced to the sport by his mother — a former official at the Ice Skating Association of Malaysia — and started doing his turns in an indoor rink.
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But over the past two weeks of hearings, they have been enduring, if not enjoying, rare turns in the spotlight on Capitol Hill, at times in defiance of the White House.
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It will be a year or more before the effects of the new sanctions will be clear — and by then, there may well be new turns in the relationship with Moscow.
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On production, Rubin turns in stoned-and-melancholy, featherweight bustle of a beat, softening the sharp edges Fade to Mind's known for and working with a slightly more subdued, pillowy palate.
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Looking for any tool to stop Trump's rapid race toward the 1,237 delegates he'll need to clinch the nomination, Cruz has taken his campaign on some odd turns in recent days.
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" Young taps Alan Jackson to ably recreate the 1993 Jackson-Keith Whitley duet, "There's a New Kid in Town," and Brad Paisley turns in another moving vocal blend on "The First Noel.
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The actor made a reported $46 million in 2014 thanks to turns in movies like the Hangover Part II, American Hustle and his first outing voicing Rocket in Guardians of the Galaxy.
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There aren't any gasp-inducing twists or turns in Detective Pikachu; the film's entire plot is guessable within the first 25 minutes, which isn't surprising, considering it's aimed at kids and tweens.
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Here's a look at the latest twist and turns in Canyon Bridge's attempted acquisition of Lattice: - February 2016: Lattice approaches Cypress Semiconductor Corp to gauge its interest in making an acquisition offer.
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Click here to get the latest on the impeachment inquiry, and click here to sign up for a new CNN newsletter covering the daily twists and turns in the impeachment inquiry. 3.
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In the 2012 cycle, for instance, the markets remained largely unimpressed as Rick Perry, Herman Cain, Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum took turns in pushing ahead of Mitt Romney in national polls.
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Dressed in their safety vests and form-fitting jeans, the women practice everything from gear shifts to quick stops, cone-weaving and U-turns, in a comprehensive program that costs around $400.
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My Favorite Thing is Monsters is Ferris's first graphic novel, and it is a rich tapestry full of hairpin turns in style and content that would allow the narrative to continue indefinitely.
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To keep up with the fire hose of information, the NRO turns in part to AI. "Sentient aims to help analysts 'connect the dots' in a large volume of data," Furgerson says.
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The dynamic between the conservative movement and the Republican Party—of which there is no parallel on the left—is a really interesting ongoing saga that has incredibly sharp turns in it.
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The new turns in the case raised tensions around Brazil, with some commentators questioning the role of American Olympic officials in providing confusing initial accounts and then shielding the swimmers from scrutiny.
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As the hoofers trade turns in the spotlight, each yields songs from the ground, scraping and stroking and piercing the floor in ways that confound the eye and ear with their intricacy.
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Because while we Americans were transfixed by the latest plot turns in our presidential campaign, you and the rest of the world were living through the biggest corporate data leak in history.
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Now that Mr. Trump has rescued Qualcomm from the imminent threat of a Broadcom takeover, its financial prospects — and share price — will largely follow the twists and turns in the Apple standoff.
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Scaramucci concluded his Washington Post op-ed by urging other Republicans who have tired of Trump to follow his lead, and with hopes that Democrats will accept such turns in good faith.
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" Mr. Schramm made occasional appearances on Broadway after his initial turns in the 1970s, most recently in 2009 as the bigoted Senator Rawkins in a revival of the musical comedy "Finian's Rainbow.
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Compounding that impression, Jody and Carl are portrayed by Arnie Burton and Matt McGrath, comic snipers who recently offered stellar turns in "The Government Inspector" and "The Legend of Georgia McBride," respectively.
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The producer Osno1 turns in a brittle guitar line and a preening hook befitting of a early 00s pop-punk song, though she slivers and pitch warps it into something more absurd.
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Hedison's film career continued with turns in Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, and two James Bond films as CIA agent Feliz Leiter: To Live and Let Die and License to Kill.
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The duopoly of the conservative People's Party (PP) of the prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, and the opposition Socialists (PSOE), who have traded turns in power for the past 33 years, has been upended.
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Ask the car to make a tricky turn at speed, and one of those motors will send extra power to the outside wheel, overdriving that side so the car turns in more sharply.
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In his assertion that rhetoric, context, and history can be stripped away from a conflict, Nerst writes in contradiction of one of the most influential turns in the humanities in the twentieth century.
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After going 6-24 with a 22 ERA over five combined turns in June and July, the four-time All-Star is 2276-2541 with a 33 ERA in four outings this month.
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Since winning each of his six turns in June while posting a 1.98 ERA en route to his first All-Star selection, the 34-year-old is 2-3 with a 7.08 ERA.
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The show's an 11-season love story told through off-hand glimpses, with as many inconceivable twists and turns in 52 minutes as there are in a year of the current White House.
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The New York Police Department follows a similar procedure for lost items, though the person who turns in money or a valuable item may be able to keep it if it goes unclaimed.
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Once there, we would trudge to the showers, and Marsy and I (and Dan, if he was in town) would take turns in the hot water while Lev looked on from his stroller.
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The Labor Department turns in numbers for last month on Friday, and economists polled by Refinitiv forecast on average that employers added another 13,000 jobs, while the unemployment rate ticked down to 3.9%.
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You could almost think of Eggers's films as historical or nonfiction, except that he takes those transcripts and factual dialogue and turns in the most fantastical possible rendering of the stories behind them.
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If we have to walk out with NAFTA or those negotiations totally breakdown, then this steel thing turns in from a minor irritants to a major calamity for our economy and our stock market.
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Well, it could mean that the theory motivating most of the 20-plus candidates — that they should make their cases and wait for their turns in the sun of public attention — is just wrong.
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Elle Fanning takes on the titular role as Mary Shelley, Douglas Booth plays her problematic poet lover Percy Shelley, and Bel Powley turns in a lovely and vulnerable performance as Claire Clairmont, Mary's stepsister.
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Given such startling shifts and turns in the raw materials story, pity the statisticians at the INSG who have to try and weave a coherent overview of what is happening in the nickel market.
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With her new single, the UK singer takes some giant running steps away from her persona as the brattiest chick in the game and turns in an excellent song about being petty on Instagram.
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These jarring turns in subject matter yield a graphic novel that is hyperactive — but ultimately triumphant — in its ambition, making for an engrossing read at any given time regardless of its style or setting.
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As I'd previously done with the Hero7 Black, I attached the Osmo Action to my Harley-Davidson Sporter to see how it handles shaking and all the bumps, twists, and turns in the road.
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With the producer SebastiAn again acting as a second set of hands (perhaps a DP?), Gainsbourg turns in three new lush, dramatic, artfully rendered originals that prize symmetric mise-en-scene and mood lighting.
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U.S. stocks have opened higher in the past two sessions, only to reverse course later in volatile trading as investors fretted about a China-led global growth slowdown and sharp turns in oil prices.
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Most ankle sprains result when the foot abruptly turns in under the leg so that the sole of that foot faces the opposite leg, unduly stretching the ligament on the outside of the ankle.
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Cramer, whose charitable trust owns shares of Apple, said earlier this week that he could be a believer in a possible year-end stock market rebound if Apple turns in a positive earnings report.
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And let's not forget Mortdecai, in which Depp turns in a performance so cloying that only the pre-verbal can stand to look directly at it for more than a moment at a time.
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Like if Prins Thomas was the rubbery-looking pod-racer pulling smooth handbrake turns in Star Wars Ep. 1, this would be original trilogy Millennium Falcon being hoisted up on cranes in Pinewood studios.
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In one of the more arresting turns in "Sabrina," Teddy wanders around Calvin's house, looking for a way to kill himself, and comes across a radio; he begins listening to an "Infowars"-style broadcast.
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" McCrae can pivot — almost as Frank Bidart pivots — from plot into aphorism and emblem: "The wheel of history turns in the gut / of the white man but the Negro is strapped / to the wheel.
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Ending a program of 17th-century works, "From Venice to Vienna," played with consummate style, grace and unity of spirit, the four violinists took solo turns in Johann Christoph Pezel's Ciacona in B flat.
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And KeyBanc Capital Markets wrote in a note on Monday that even if Netflix turns in a good earnings report in October, competitive pressures will likely outweigh any potential for an sustained earnings rally.
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Glick, 30, made his debut in Spring Awakening (2006), followed by turns in Julie Taymor's elaborate musical Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark (2011), and his first starring role in the play Significant Other (2015).
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Buoyed by her hilarious turns in Bridesmaids, Identity Thief, The Heat, Tammy and Spy, each of which grossed more than $100 million worldwide, Melissa McCarthy has become one of the most successful stars in Hollywood.
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The average time between when a student turns in an assignment and when he or she receives it back with grades and feedback is just 1.4 hours, Thrun said — far faster than at traditional universities.
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Schumer says she and her boyfriend took turns in a thin-walled hotel bathroom when the food poisoning hit, with Hanisch throwing up and Schumer being stricken with "machine gun" release of … well, no. 2.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's behavior isn't doing much to bolster White House assurances that he's got nothing to worry about from Robert Mueller's probe, after a series of potentially ominous turns in the Russia investigation.
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Stay with The Hill for our comprehensive primary night coverage from Washington and on the ground in New Hampshire, inlcuding winners and losers and come back tomorrow for the next turns in the nomination saga.
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The 22-year-old rookie has yielded two earned runs or fewer in five of his last six turns in part due to his ability to keep the ball inside the park in those outings.
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When he wasn't in office, Kasich took turns in the pundit chair, as a host on Fox News Channel, and in the financial sector, as an investment banker with the now-shuttered bank Lehman Brothers.
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If the atmosphere as a whole is moving primarily from west to east, for instance, this effect will slightly slow down the rotation of the planet underneath it as it turns in the same direction.
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Calvin Royal III, the American Ballet Theater soloist who has had star turns in classics like Balanchine's "Apollo," will be the artist in residence at this year's Vail Dance Festival, which was announced on Tuesday.
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Unlike Ms. Stewart, he also did not have an earlier body of work that indicated he could do more than pout prettily, even if his turns in small movies like "Remember Me" (2010) showed promise.
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A few I knew: candle arches, nutcrackers and the Christmas pyramids, those small, delicate, tiered wooden carousels that are lit with candles and topped with a propeller that turns in the heat of the flames.
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Coming off star-making turns in flicks like Deliverance and Smokey and the Bandit, and an infamous Cosmopolitan photo shoot that launched the male centerfold, he was one of the biggest celebrities in the world.
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Loop dispatch UPS started avoiding left turns in the 1970s, when it came up with a method called "loop dispatch," plotting deliveries in a right-turning loop and starting with one side of the street first.
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The 2008 second-round pick has failed to produce a quality start in any of his three turns in Coors Field, giving up each of the five homers he has allowed this season in those outings.
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"Surely, there will be more twists and turns in the saga and increasing U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods after March from 10 percent to 25 percent cannot be excluded," Tamas Varga of PVM Oil Associates said.
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You probably recognize Serafinowicz from supporting turns in Spy, John Wick: Chapter 2, and Guardians Of The Galaxy, but now he'll be inexorably linked with that form-fitting blue exoskeleton—even if it caused him grief.
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Showcasing her hypnotic dancing and violin play, Lindsey Stirling turns in another re-interpretation of "Angels We Have Heard on High" — though both versions are so wildly imaginative you could hardly call them the same song.
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H: The problem of the way the comic book industry treats its creatives has taken some new turns in more recent years, as these properties are getting made into movies making hundreds of millions of dollars.
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So I take a look at the most famous horror effect in cinema, the sharp, quick cut to a scary image, and we dissect how you can create a similar effect with page turns in comics.
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"Keep in mind that there is a lot of health care in tax reform, including HSAs, and so if attention turns in that direction, there will be opportunities to reprise the proposals favoring HSAs," Byrd said.
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RELATED: 'This Is Us' cast breaks down season finale's unexpected turns In the season premiere, Jack (Milo Ventimiglia) admitted to his wife that he had a drinking problem, and Rebecca vowed to see him through it.
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While K Street's revenue trends largely reflect action — or inaction — in Congress and the administration, many of the twists and turns in recent years can be attributed to changes in the lobbying industry as a whole.
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The average bid-ask spread on U.S. investment grade debt has nearly doubled over the last decade, according to Barclays, even as primary bond issuance jumped, leaving money managers vulnerable to sudden turns in the markets.
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The government case turns in part on the credibility of Mr. Gates, Mr. Manafort's onetime trusted aide, who has pleaded guilty to two felony charges and is hoping his cooperation will keep him out of prison.
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Once Aurora's tech has completed enough successful virtual tests, the company will allow it to make unprotected left turns in the real world, with a safety driver ready to take control if it makes a mistake.
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An increase in the number of workdays for the month from November coupled with a sample week for the government payrolls count that traditionally turns in lower numbers both conspired to bring down the wage gain.
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Twists and turns in the Russia election meddling investigation, the president's tweeted nuclear threats to North Korea and his widely criticized comments about violence at a white nationalist rally have done little to change voters' opinions.
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The fall of Daenerys ranks among Game of Thrones' most audacious narrative turns in the abstract, but we will never feel the full weight of it until we can understand it from her point of view.
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If there is one thing to look forward to, it's the new Star Wars movie coming out December wherein director Rian Johnson will hopefully delve into some deep character shit and left-turns in the story.
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The movie looks like a fun role reversal, with the men trying to be legit, and Kendrick and Plaza leaning into parts that are sort of like Plaza's turns in Dirty Grandpa and The To-Do List.
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Still, it's entertaining enough to be worth watching for fans of the genre or of Bullock, who turns in a strong performance as a woman who has motherhood thrust onto her in a world loaded with peril.
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Role Call: Florence Foster Jenkins, the wealthy 1940s dilettante who became known as the "worst singer in the world" It's hardly revelatory to say that Meryl Streep, the world's most celebrated actress, turns in an extraordinary performance.
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Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon, who has plagued May of late with calls for another Scottish independence referendum, called the announcement "one of the most extraordinary U-turns in recent political history," in an official statement.
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For all the twists and turns in Spider-Man: Far From Home—and it does have quite a few surprises—the entire film seems set on answering one question: Can Peter Parker be the new Tony Stark?
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The 19-year-old ravaged Argentina from start to finish in France's thrilling 4-3 win in Kazan and the South Americans' only recourse to halt his lethal bursts forward was to take turns in fouling him.
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Most major media deals that analysts and experts thought would be sure bets have taken unexpected turns in the past month, introducing new possibilities of what the future of media could look like for decades to come.
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Lance Reddick turns in a great performance as the humbled leader of the Guardians, Zavala, and if there's any pathos at all in this story, it's largely down to him selling the shit out of every scene.
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Characters are nameless; dialogue is not flagged as such; dramatic "conflict" is kept to a minimum, and only faintly shaded in when it occurs; the self-reflexive narrative stops and starts, riffs and turns in on itself.
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The twists and turns in the stories of Musk's various battles are no less baffling, and it can be hard to remember all the different ways Musk has squared up to various public figures and regular citizens.
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At the Eisbach, a man-made river that cuts through the park, a standing wave sees a regular rotation of wetsuit-wearing surfers taking turns in the three-foot break until they tumble into the rushing water.
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Then he created some choreographic leitmotifs, and worked out the participation of the men — who usher the women on- and offstage in ingenious ways between each solo and, in the interstices, have small solo turns in silence.
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His critics accused him of performing countless u-turns in the Bush years, of trying to court the extremes of the Republican coalition that he once opposed in order to smooth his second shot for the presidency.
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Black Widow is the first standalone movie Johansson's character has been given, despite scene-stealing turns in six previous Marvel films — including this year's epic Avengers: Endgame, where Natasha (spoiler alert) saved the universe by sacrificing herself.
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"The dolphins took turns in producing 'sentences' and did not interrupt each other, which gives reason to believe that each of the dolphins listened to the other's pulses before producing its own," he said in an email.
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Her party and the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, led by another powerful woman, Khaleda Zia, took turns in power until the last election, in 2014, which the opposition party boycotted to protest changes to electoral procedures, giving Mrs.
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Storytelling continued in many venues, including long car trips, which could otherwise seem boring but were turned into novel entertainment, as Emma, my husband and I developed the characters and twists and turns in the collective stories.
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Eddie Murphy, "Dolemite Is My Name": As the comedian Rudy Ray Moore, Murphy turns in his most entertaining, engaged performance in years, and Netflix has persuaded the sometimes reluctant superstar to beat the drum hard for it.
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It turns in part on a tip from a man who says he was involved in disposing of Natalee's remains after Van Der Sloot allegedly gave her a date-rape drug and she choked on her own vomit.
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Huffman turns in a powerful and convincing performance as a tough prosecutor intent on building a case against the Five, though the tactics employed by the character she portrays sparked boos from a vocal audience at the Apollo.
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It is expected to dip modestly to a reading of 59.7 from 60.7 in November (a reading above 50 indicates activity is growing), but the risk is that it turns in a downside surprise like the manufacturing index.
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It's a "rule" often touted by ex-Goldman bigwig Jim O'Neill, and goes like this: when the S&P 22.35 rises in the first five trading days of the year, the market turns in a positive annual performance.
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The managing director of Louise Yamada Technical Research Advisors compared a long-term chart of the U.S. dollar to a chart of crude and the Commodity Channel Index, which is usually used to identify cyclical turns in commodities.
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In fact, far from showing herself to be a leader in the mold of her predecessor Margaret Thatcher (who once famously declared, "The lady's not for turning"), May has been surprisingly prone to U-turns in this campaign.
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The 25-year-old Houston native went 33-0 with a 0.75 ERA for Single-A Visalia, striking out 19 over 21 innings of work after suffering losses in five of his last six turns in the majors.
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The FBI's supplemental background investigation into the allegations against Kavanaugh was delivered early Thursday to the Senate, where the parties will take turns in one-hour shifts viewing the report ahead of a planned vote on his nomination.
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Camille turns in her first piece on the murders, detailing Natalie's bedroom (which has the skeletons of a girl-y bedroom, but is actually full of sports memorabilia, pillows with bugs on them, and even a live tarantula).
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His lifelong interest in Wittgenstein's "Philosophical Investigations" turns in great measure on that philosopher's asking us to notice that our traffic with words requires grasping the importance of the similarities among the contexts in which we use them.
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One of the key turns in the film comes when we learn that the beautiful young mother who endlessly extols her family nest as a perfect sanctuary is in fact bitterly disillusioned with her life as a homemaker.
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Batchelor, whose expressive face recalls the oft-doomed heroines played by Lillian Gish, turns in an Isabella for the ages: a woman who, in trying to rescue her brother, wonders if she is being abandoned by her God.
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That can be seen in several breakthrough performances and some highly unusual results, and it means that many teams and players are likely to take turns in the spotlight from now until the end of the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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Now, he's brought the nervy energy of his turns in Nightcrawler or Okja to the world of Marvel, and he keeps making fun of the cinematic universe he finds himself in, like he's Abed from Community or something.
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Watch: The fight to tax soda Of all the twists and turns in the tax code, the rule allowing interest on mortgages to be deducted may be the one that makes wonks of all stripes fume the most.
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About impeachment, weird Trump tweets, Rudy Giuliani's chronic inability to stop himself from confessing to crimes (aka the butt-dial), and all the other incredibly fun (read: horrifying) twists and turns in two weeks of political news under Trump.
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Rockwell was beloved by attentive movie buffs for his memorable supporting turns in the likes of Galaxy Quest and The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, but he wasn't that well-known by the general public.
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There are sure to be more surprising twists and turns in this campaign, but one thing now seems certain: after losing three straight debates, Trump has now exhausted his last big chance to reverse the momentum in his favor.
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Sure, there are other big changes in Three Houses — most notably a new skill that lets you rewind time to retake turns in battle — but the new structure feels like the biggest shift for the core Fire Emblem experience.
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Prosecutors introduced the rough ride theory during their opening statements, but it ran into hurdles when one of their witnesses said he had not seen the van make abrupt starts, stops or turns in his review of the evidence.
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The inquiry into the Democratic governor's upstate economic development programs turns in part on whether Mr. Percoco and his wife, Lisa Toscano-Percoco, failed to properly disclose income they received from companies that were doing business with the state.
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"The October social financing was obviously below forecasts, indicating twists and turns in the process of China's loosening credit," analysts at Guosheng Securities said in note, adding PBOC could continue to lower financing costs via price-based monetary policies.
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The arrest, after years holed up in a few cramped rooms at the embassy, represented one of the most sensational turns in a tumultuous life that has transformed the computer programmer into a fugitive wanted by the United States.
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The actor, who is best known for his turns in The Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles, is set to play Tommy Doyle, the adult version of the little boy who first appeared in John Carpenter's 1978 original film Halloween.
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Yet over the past four years, she's found herself working, at best, sporadically: Small indie films like "Catfight," supporting roles in other people's shows, guest turns in ensemble series, a web series for Refinery 29, some voice acting work.
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I'm not a regular viewer of Dr. Who (thanks to Andrew Boies for pointing out this episode to me), but this particular scene, released in 2005, seems rather prescient when considering recent turns in the 2016 American presidential race.
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Hilty, 37 — a Tony-nominated veteran of the Great White Way with turns in shows like Wicked and 9 to 5 — swung by the Brooks Atkinson Theater, where McPhee is making her Broadway debut in the Sara Bareilles-penned musical.
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Booksmart is the first major starring role for Feldstein, after scene-stealing turns in Lady Bird and Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising, and she makes the absolute most of the opportunity, making every line a little bit funnier with her spirited delivery.
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Every action scene functions as a choreographed dance number, with gunshots and screeching wheels marking perfect time with the music, and Elgort turns in some winning lip-sync-and-dance moments that help establish Baby's character beyond his signature quirk.
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Despite The Good Doctor's heavy hand, the show's pacing works well in the pilot, and Highmore, as always, turns in a good, nuanced performance, speaking in halting tones as he both recites medical terminology and puts words to Shaun's nonlinear thinking.
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U.K. tabloid The Daily Star reported that director Antoine Fuqua talked to James Bond producer Barbara Broccoli about who could potentially take over the role of 007 after Daniel Craig turns in his badge, but Fuqua's rep denies the report.
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White Sox LH Derek Holland (21: 212-27, 22) Hughes underwent season-ending shoulder surgery last June after his ninth straight winless start, completing his worst season since going 23-24 with a 33 ERA over eight turns in 23.
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PEOPLE is expanding its true crime storytelling with the Monday night premiere of People Magazine Investigates, a new TV series on Investigation Discovery that will reveal fresh turns in some of the most gripping and mysterious cases in American history.
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Verena claims to want to help women of all kinds, but turns in Julia and her sisters in a disturbing arrest montage that shows the three black women shoved into cop cars while Verena smiles smugly, serene in her choice.
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Rashawn Welch, owner of the luxury rental business 305 Elite, is offering anyone an evening out on the town in one of his high-end automobiles -- and boy does he have quite the garage -- to anyone who turns in a gun.
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Your sweetheart of a pup who suddenly flies into a biting rage might have a seizure disorder; your cribbing horse who turns in circles or bites his flanks even where there are no flies around might have a form of Tourette's.
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"We think this will benefit RAD from a valuation perspective as we estimate that PBMs trade at a premium to drug retailers, by about a couple of turns in our view," Cowen & Co analyst Charles Rhyee said in a research note.
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There seem to be two main tendencies in novels that fall between genres: in Lerneresque and Hetian "autofiction," the book most often turns in to the self; in the Sebaldian and Colesque nonfiction novel, that turn is frequently toward the world.
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Call it the Twin Peaks effect—a mysterious and often maddening television show blasts off with an enormous amount of promise that it can never quite deliver on, turns in a mediocre second season, dies, and becomes a lasting cult phenomenon.
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The AI speech bots use natural speech patterns like adding "ums" and "ahs" to make the conversation sound more natural, and can respond to unexpected turns in the conversation, like when the restaurant is too crowded to accommodate the party size.
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And notably, although The Farewell was categorized as a comedy at the Globes, and although Awkwafina is best known for her comic turns in movies like Crazy Rich Asians and Ocean's Eight, her work in the The Farewell isn't comic.
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Kevin Conway, who brought intensity to roles large and small on the screen and the stage, including memorable turns in the 21954s in the plays "When You Comin' Back, Red Ryder?" and "The Elephant Man," died on Wednesday in Manhattan.
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The USC product surrendered a homer for the sixth straight outing and went 0-3 with an 11.30 ERA over four turns in May after going 244-22001 with a 202 mark in five trips to the mound in April.
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The project represents basic research at its most seductively cerebral, yet it may well reveal insights into human disease, like why cancer cells ignore all stop signals from their surroundings, or why the brain turns in on itself during depression.
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When a girl with a high-A average turns in extra credit work, her instructor might ask if she is truly taken with the subject or if she is looking to store up "insurance points," as some girls call them.
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The menu was built on California ingredients and infused with Ms. Des Jardins's traditional French training, which began under Joachim Splichal at Patina in Los Angeles, and included turns in French kitchens overseen by Alain Ducasse and Pierre and Jean Troisgros.
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Despite the unfortunate shadow of a recent stint in jail I won't mention again, he turns in a capricious, fluctuating collection of bangers and singsong exercises that demonstrate his versatility as a performer and charm as a pronouncer of syllables.
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Athletics RH Jesse Hahn (2015: 443-6, 3.35) Devenski will be making his first career start in place of Scott Feldman, who is being moved to the bullpen after going 0-210 with a 211 ERA in four turns in the rotation.
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Bought by Baron Gustave de Rothschild in 1877 and kept in France ever since, the pair of paintings, for which the museums paid 160 million euros ($174 million), will spend five and then eight years by turns in each museum, always staying together.
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Several traffic incidents were spotted by other road users within days of the cars' arrival on Californian streets, with camera footage showing them blowing through red lights, and programming faults identified that could see them making potentially unsafe turns in bike lanes.
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Reuters photographer Thomas Peter, down from Beijing, chronicled the protesters as they took turns in the heat and humidity to pound at the thick, tempered glass of the building with makeshift battering rams and hammers, like miners at an urban coal face.
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In this July 15, 2014 file photo, Silicon Valley venture capitalist Tim Draper presents his drivers license as he turns in boxes of petitions for a ballot initiative that would ask voters to split California into six separate states in Sacramento, Calif.
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The 31-year-old native of Alabama has yet to work more than 5 1/3 innings since returning from the disabled list on July 20 and has yielded four or more runs in three of his five turns in that span.
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The currency's movements in recent months have mostly been driven by the twists and turns in bilateral talks between China and the United States and are now shrouded by doubts over whether the sides can strike a preliminary agreement any time soon.
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His gifts were clear on his response to J. Cole a couple of months ago, and last week he released a blistering new song, "Kung Fu," in which he shows off his flexibility with a flow that bends and turns in unexpected ways.
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And though she has only a bit part, Cynthia Erivo turns in a kinetic performance as a woman drawn into the heist plan simply because she, too, is ready to take charge of something in her life, and she's available, and she's game.
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The boldest feature of the suit, Dean said, was the use of an asymmetrical design, with seaming that runs diagonally along the body instead of evenly across, meant to minimize tension in the suit when the skaters are navigating turns in crouched positions.
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The State Police is notified of such patients by the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, which maintains a database, and ensures that upon discharge, the gun owner turns in the weapon or transfers it to someone eligible for a gun permit.
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Daliah Lavi, an Israeli actress who transitioned from serious parts in foreign cinema and in dramatic films like "Lord Jim" to lighthearted turns in 1960s spy-movie spoofs like "Casino Royale," died on Wednesday at her home in Asheville, N.C. She was 74.
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It's set the Democratic race up for a scenario where Biden could be hard to beat if he turns in strong performances in Iowa and New Hampshire, because after those two states vote, the primary shifts to states with more diverse electorates.
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The planning and response also benefited from a few lucky turns in the weather, the growing sophistication of personal technology — the iPhone did not exist when Katrina struck — and a public dialed in to the internet and tuned into 24-hour television news.
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Sometimes it seems as if Epstein so much enjoys exploring the twists and turns in Snowden's story — his encounter with Snowden's mysterious lawyer in Moscow, Anatoly Kucherena, is especially memorable — that he doesn't have an overwhelming need to settle the questions he raises.
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The debate turns, in part, on whether a number inscribed on the sculpture is read as a "25" or a "225," making the year of the Venus's creation 173 — or 217, long after Giambologna's death, which would make it much less valuable.
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My only cavil about Ms. Kretzschmar is that the slow turns in the ballet's finale make her feet look inelegant as she rises each time onto point; my only cavil about Ms. Woodward is that her physical brilliance hasn't yet become spatially expansive.
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What Carter has seen over the past two decades, and has often overseen, is the long and difficult process whereby the United States has tried, and at times struggled, to navigate those unexpected turns in the grand experiment that is the post–Cold War world.
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BUENOS AIRES, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Argentines head to the polls on Sunday, after a year of twists and turns in a dramatic election race that has been chastening for conservative President Mauricio Macri, who trails well behind Peronist rival Alberto Fernandez in the polls.
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Despite twists and turns in recent years that have sometimes rivaled those of a telenovela, and even with its most famous member, John Doerr, no longer a general partner, Kleiner Perkins has raised two new funds totaling $1.4 billion, show newly processed SEC filings.
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Still, recent less-than-heroic turns in Nocturnal Animals and Birth of a Nation have demonstrated Hammer's eagerness to play against type, and Call Me allows the actor to deploy such range and sensitivity that we're as susceptible to his charms as Elio is.
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Among several twists and turns in Taylor's case, according to Punnett, were the improbable claim of her suicide, the sexual assault her killing was meant to cover up and her fiancé's death at the hands of her brothers … who a jury later set free.
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The shop's owners, Lamont Daniels and his father William, are each hard at work on haircuts, while a slew of other customers wait their turns in green chairs reading newspapers or watching "Coming To America" as it plays on the flat screen above the mirrors.
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There's lots of classical-sounding strings and a muted color palette, along with some tense moments, blood and what looks like it might be a holding cell for human test subjects, so expect plenty of creepy twists and turns in this thriller of a series.
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"We are assuming another extension will be granted, but it is far from a done deal and there could be number of twists and turns in the week ahead resulting in a volatile pound," said Lee Hardman, a currency analyst at MUFG in London.
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PERGAMINO, Argentina/CHICAGO (Reuters) - Francisco Santillan, 3003, a grains farmer from the heart of Argentina's soybean country, has two things on his mind: the rains and twists and turns in a bitter trade war between the United States and China that has hurt prices.
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Portraying a widower driven from his home by visions of his dead wife in Conor McPherson's "Shining City," a great play being given an exemplary revival by the Irish Repertory Theater, Mr. Broderick turns in his most assured and affecting stage performance in years.
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As Mr. Kim, the patriarch of a poor family that cons a rich one, he's one of Parasite's most sympathetic characters, and he's played by an actor recognizable to American and British voters, thanks to his previous turns in movies like The Host and Snowpiercer.
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There are plenty of twists and turns in the series, but because unlike many fantasy series, it wasn't based on a book, we couldn't skip ahead to familiarize ourselves with the characters or the complex, fictional world that they live in outside of the show.
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They need to be able to drive on both the cobblestone streets of Manhattan and the back roads of rural Virginia; they need to drive gracefully in reverse; they need to know how to do U-turns in spaces the size of a teacup.
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The plot of "Figaro," based on the play by Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais, turns in part on whether the master of the house, Count Almaviva, will claim his feudal privilege — the droit du seigneur — to compel a servant to have sex with him.
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At their best, they leave room for giddy star turns: In "Bat," Andrew Polec and Lena Hall blasted their way through the songs' peaks and valleys like hammy rock gods, while as Killer Queen, Krystle Chance propelled "Another One Bites the Dust" into orbit.
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While Friday's proposed settlement requires Apple to pay a much higher amount than in previous settlements, the fine is still just a fraction of Apple's revenue — roughly equivalent to the profit Apple turns in just over two days, based on its lastest quarterly earnings report.
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On the Runway One of the more unexpected turns in a very twisted (in all senses of the word) electoral season has been the sudden emergence of a fashion statement that should, if all goes according to plan, reach its apogee on Tuesday, Election Day.
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The role of Star is high-profile exposure for Ms. Block, who is one of Broadway's most reliably entertaining powerhouse belters, if not quite a household name despite landing Tony nominations for her turns in "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" (2012) and "Falsettos" (2016).
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She describes the sorry turns in New York City's testing-obsessed policies, the undermining of Michigan's once fine public schools (spurred in part by constant pressure from the DeVos family) and the heartbreaking failure of New Orleans to remake its schools after Hurricane Katrina.
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Even the most shocking turns in Jimmy's storyline — the season three finale, for instance, in which Chuck committed suicide by burning his house down — don't feel far-fetched or impossible; their grounding in a firmly real emotional structure precludes the ability to watch the show passively.
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And while other Trump allies have taken turns in front of the camera, particularly after Lara gave birth to the couple's first child last month, she is the central figure of an effort meant to complement the at-times haphazard communications strategy emanating from the White House.
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"Right now we're 50/50 original songs inspired by the show and covers, and every time someone turns in something new it's sort of an amazing gift and really surprising," Miranda, 36, told PEOPLE of the mixtape's progress backstage at the People en Español festival on Sunday.
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She has a year and half of school left, but after she turns in her crown this September, Betty and her boyfriend Spencer, a former cop she met on Tinder, are moving to Nashville so that she can pursue a career as a country music singer.
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This would be funny enough on its own, but then the AI in this game has also been stepped up a notch: This Jigglypuff is out to win, and the fight turns in an instant from funny to harrowing for the middling Smash player like me.
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The series ended after three seasons, and the brothers continued to pursue music and acting: collaborating on recordings as Nat & Alex Wolff , and taking dramatic, thinking-girl's-heartthrob turns in movies such as the psychological-horror flick " Hereditary " (Alex) and the teen-romance caper " Paper Towns " (Nat).
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Known for her virtuosic turns in such classic roles as Nora in "A Doll's House" (for which she won a Tony Award) and the title character of "Mary Stuart," Ms. McTeer here gives us a Petruchio who is both a brazen caricature and an unnerving psychological study.
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In his press tour, Comey is sure to be asked to weigh in on Trump and the various twists and turns in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election as well as any potential links between Russia and Trump campaign associates.
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"The analysis of numerous pulses registered in our experiments showed that the dolphins took turns in producing [sentences], and did not interrupt each other, which gives reason to believe that each of the dolphins listened to the other's pulses before producing its own," Ryabov told The Telegraph.
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"With all the twists and turns in the Trump administration and the national security establishment and intelligence community over the past two years, at least there has been stability in one way -- the DNI and his principal deputy have quietly remained an island of steadiness," Priess said.
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" AUTHOR OF "Commonwealth"BOOKSTORE Parnassus Books in Nashville RECOMMENDS 'Chemistry' by Weike Wang and 'The Leavers' by Lisa Ko "These debut novels couldn't be more different, but they each tell the story of a first-generation Chinese-American whose life turns in directions I never saw coming.
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Between on-and-off gag rules and a lack of investment in better, future contraception, the government simply isn't ensuring that women have control over when they become pregnant — and as long as the two major parties continue to take turns in power, this will remain true.
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But in addition to depicting the musical transformation of a generational talent, it also skillfully explores the vicious cycle of poverty and the hardships of escaping it; Kim Basinger turns in a poignant performance as a mother pushed to the brink by bad luck and pernicious influences.
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Whether you know her simply as That Girl, an outspoken feminist and ally of Gloria Steinem, for her hit TV show cameos, her comedic turns in films like Deuce Bigalow, or simply the mom of Rachel Green on Friends, Marlo Thomas has had a pretty spectacular professional trajectory.
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And they were only a few milliseconds apart in the Civilizations VI graphics benchmark that averages the tim between turns in a game of Civ VI.But while the Acer and Lenovo laptops were frequently vying for the top spot, the Acer Swift 3 almost always came out a head.
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The concern in the oil market in Asia is that the loss of Iranian oil may prove to be the straw that breaks the camel's back in terms of its ability to adjust, but it's also hard to rule out some new twists and turns in the story.
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Settling into the film is like melting into Melanie's own uncertain frame of mind, and as her creepy visions become more persistent, it's all too easy to feel the same creeping terror that she's feeling — particularly as the film takes some more bizarre turns in its latter third.
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There are still twists and turns in this story, but if the Republican health care bill fails, it will be as much a function of repeated tactical blunders as legitimate concerns about legislation that could add 22 million to the ranks of the uninsured over the next decade.
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Chris Slade, who pounded the drums in a niche between two tall banks of Marshall amplifiers, has taken turns in and out of the band since the 1980s; he has now replaced Phil Rudd, who was fired last year after pleading guilty to drug charges and death threats.
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Earlier this year, his Salviatek co-conspirator Pobvio offered up a mix for our series, and this week Lechuga himself turns in a heater, in part in celebration in Testigo, but more generally just to explore the universe of rhythms that he draws on in his solo work.
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In Duncan's case, Kennedy has provided the traditional "blue slip" approval, a process by which a nominee's home state senator turns in a blue piece of paper signifying his or her approval for a confirmation hearing to be held -- but Kennedy marked himself as "undecided" on Duncan's nomination.
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Mizuno, who's on her third collaboration with Garland after excellent turns in Ex Machina and Annihilation, is pointed and convincing in her portrayal of Lily, as is Offerman's rendering of Forest, who takes his character's frustrating Silicon Valley stereotypes and turns them into something human and deeply flawed.
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" The leader of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon of the Scottish National Party, was harsh, saying, "This announcement is one of the most extraordinary U-turns in recent political history, and it shows that Theresa May is once again putting the interests of her party ahead of those of the country.
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"Whether the President needs to provide a report to Congress under the War Powers Resolution likely turns in part on whether he is arguing that he has taken his actions under the 2002 Iraq AUMF or solely under his Article II authority as Commander in Chief," he said.
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Keith Morrison reports on the twists and turns in the case of Russell Faria, who was found guilty of murder in the 2011 death of his wife, Betsy, who was stabbed 55 times in the couple's home — only to have his conviction overturned in November 2015 after a retrial.
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The second reason U.S. tech is losing faith in the IGF is that it has become like a spoiled child in need of discipline; a child who, having for years been told it was the treasure of its parents, turns in contempt to the very hands that feed it.
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The movie focuses solidly on Willowdean and her friends, but as Rosie, Aniston (who also served as a producer on the film) turns in a sympathetic performance as a mother who just wants the best for her daughter, and who doesn't conform to the usual "pageant mom" stereotypes.
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It's a love story centered on two gay men; Chalamet co-stars with Armie Hammer (who himself sets the screen on fire), speaks Italian, plays musical instruments, and generally just turns in a stunning, layered performance in a role that's equally about coming out and coming of age.
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And let's face it, it's not hard to see: Though other candidates such as Emily Blunt and Katee Sackhoff have had their turns in the front-runner's seat, Larson arrives at a moment when pre-production work needs to get started on the character, no matter where she appears first.
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He's had a series of successful TV runs, including Big Love for HBO, for which he was twice nominated for a Golden Globe, and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., as well as lauded turns in recent TV mini-series like Hatfields & McCoys, for which he was nominated for an Emmy, and Texas Rising.
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When reporters aren't tied to hard beats, they don't develop the kinds of sources and expertise that help them break big stories — like the Eliot Spitzer prostitution scandal or the twists and turns in the prosecution of Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former I.M.F. chief accused of assaulting a hotel maid.
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Friday's result is likely to diminish the gold medal expectations by one, although Shiffrin is still expected to ski in a fourth event as well, the downhill on Wednesday — as long as she turns in one of the top training times on the American team next week, which is probable.
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"Viziblezone offers a cost-effective, software-based 'pedestrian detector' that effectively turns in-vehicle and mobile phone RF facilities into a kind of an 'Iron Dome' for people on the streets and sidewalks," said Gabi Ofir, the company's CEO and founder, whose resume includes 20 years of work on communication protocols at Motorola .
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Fries does a great job explaining the twists and turns in a way that's easily understandable for non-programmer types, and it's a thrill to watch him find unconventional solutions to the problems that crop up, which includes rewiring coin slots and opening the machine up to look at the game boards.
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In his latest film, the usually comedic actor turns in a gritty performance as a degenerate heroin addict and young father named Seth who leans on his sister Katie, played by Broad City's Abbi Jacobson, to help him find a detox center as he suffers from withdrawals over the course of one night.
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"We know there are gonna be many, many turns in the road, including the material that I assume Julian Assange or WikiLeaks, his organization, drops on the American people," Stone said on August 4, 2016, in an "Ask Roger" session, a biweekly conference call for paid subscribers he hosted during the presidential campaign.
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" Ms. Kline's songs don't last long, and neither does her imagery, but she can be exceptional at capturing how quickly frail things can break, taking devastating turns in just a couple of lines, as on "Too Dark": "If your love was strong as my shame/I'd marry you and take your name.
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They play cards so differently, befitting their personalities: the older in a constant state of simmering rage at the unjustness of everyone else's moves, which turns, in the moment of victory, to benevolent forgiveness; the younger silently, watchfully processing the game and then making a surprising and intuitive move to defeat us all.
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And in one of the headiest turns in a primary full of them — from the debacle of the Iowa caucuses to the pandemic that makes that fiasco feel quaint — presidential campaigns hard-wired to drive support to their cause have found themselves making a more nuanced case of late: Vote for me.
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I won't delve into all the twists and turns in this theory, but the underlying contention is that a few refugee intellectuals from the Frankfurt School — Max Horkheimer, Theodor Adorno, Erich Fromm, Herbert Marcuse — were lucky enough to escape the Nazis for sunny California, and being constitutionally incapable of happiness, promptly began complaining.
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But, assuming Biden hangs on to his lead and wins the state, the size of that win will be the biggest story of the night: If he turns in a decisive victory, that could send a strong message about the ongoing viability of his candidacy and its strength going into Super Tuesday.
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His early turns in The Terminator (1984), where he played the punk with the famous blue mohawk, and Aliens (1986), where he played the terrified hothead soldier Hudson, made him a breakout character actor, and by 19803 he was taking on lead roles like the deranged Severen in the classic vampire Western Near Dark.
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Like the first season, its central mystery unfolds in multiple timelines: two children go missing in a small town in Arkansas in 1980, and the viewer follows the case's twists and turns in 1980, 1990 and 2015 through the ageing eyes of Wayne Hays, a moody, laconic detective and Vietnam veteran (played by Mahershala Ali).
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"We have seen twists and turns in the situation of the Korean Peninsula since the beginning of this year, which put peace and stability of the region in jeopardy and run counter to the shared aspiration of the international community," the Chinese Foreign Affairs Ministry's spokesperson Hua Chunying told agency's regular press conference on Friday.
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The sole directorial effort of Bert Williams, a character actor known later in his career for tough-guy turns in films like Cobra and The Usual Suspects, The Nest of the Cuckoo Birds plays like an attempt to meld the atmosphere of a Val Lewton horror film with the sensibility of a European art movie.
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RELATED: US strike that killed Iranian commander starkly divides US lawmakers "The difference between decisive and impulsive turns in part on what happens after you make the decision," said Richard Fontaine, chief executive officer of the nonpartisan Center for a New American Security and a former top foreign policy adviser to the late Republican Sen.
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Set in a stark, occasionally ominous near-future, Connected marks a major departure for the world's most famous sex symbol: Anderson turns in a raw, brave performance as a beauty queen who's aging under the harsh glow of her screens and feeds, drifting from her followers, friends, and family, and desperately seeking, yes, connection.
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Viewers have found the actress — who has delivered one standout performance after another on the seasonal anthology series American Horror Story and supporting turns in films including 12 Years a Slave and Carol — guilty of creating the most compelling character of all on The People Vs. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, with her nuanced portrait of prosecutor Marcia Clark.
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Of course, along with an impressive array of dramatic roles, Graynor has delivered a critically admired string of comedic performances playing colorful and amusing women – her filmography includes standout turns in Nick & Nora's Infinite Playlist, Whip It, The Sitter, Celeste and Jesse Forever, and her much-admired turn in For a Good Time Call… which Graynor also produced.
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While the yuan currency CNY=CFXS has fluctuated this year along with twists and turns in the deepening U.S.-China trade dispute, China's foreign exchange reserves rose to the highest in more than a year in June, with outflows kept in check by tight capital controls and inflows buoyed by growing foreign purchases of Chinese stocks and bonds.
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Also apparent—perhaps in this piece more than the others in the space, whose sucker-punch colors of luminescent blue and green perhaps mark bolder turns in Turrell's career—is the exploration of the ganzfeld effect, a type of visual deprivation that causes the brain to produce more neural noise in order to fill in gaps in perception.
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Sharapova leaves out many turns in their relationship on and off the court, including the 6-1, 6-2 drubbing in the 2007 Australian Open final, which seemed to turn the matchup in Williams's favor for good, as well as the 2013 war of words between the two at Wimbledon punctuated by public shots at each other's personal lives.
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In Pain and Glory, Antonio Banderas turns in a career-best performance as aging film director Salvador Malio, who encounters people throughout the film both in person and in his memory that represent important moments of creative, spiritual, and sexual awakening in his life — and in particular, his mother (Penélope Cruz) and a former lover (Leonardo Sbaraglia).
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Howery, especially, has been waiting for a breakout role like this after hilarious supporting turns in Get Out and TV's The Carmichael Show (in which his ex was also played by Haddish), and Uncle Drew suggests that, yeah, he's great at garnering laughs, but he can also sell some of the more emotional moments needed by the lead of a big studio comedy.
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Some critics have dinged his performance for more or less sucking up all the air in the room (I'm not sure there's much there to begin with) — but when I walked out of the theater saying as much and later wrote it in my review, I couldn't help thinking that "Joaquin Phoenix turns in a good performance" is the opposite of news.
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The Canadian actor finally broke into the mainstream with a triple-whammy of star-making turns in Drive, Crazy Stupid Love, and The Ides of March, but that year also marked the point in which he all but stopped exploring his range as an actor—the type of range that chameleonic peers like Tom Hardy and Jake Gyllenhaal have built careers on.
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But this new, six-episode TV version boasts two major elements that make it worth checking out: director Park Chan-wook, whose films (including The Handmaiden and Oldboy) neatly bridge the gap between deep character studies and genre exercises; and actress Florence Pugh, who turns in a marvelous performance as a young woman drawn into a web of espionage and intrigue.
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Yet, while he has caused controversy over his policy pronouncements over Muslims and immigrants, and U-turns in foreign policy (such as the embassy relocation in Israel and backtrack over the nuclear deal for Iran), he has also garnered praise among the Republican party for an overhaul of the U.S. tax system and among his supporters for implementing an "America First" manifesto.
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The warm critical reception she got for her guest turns in NBC's The Carmichael Show and the Keegan-Michael Key/Jordan Peele movie Keanu gave way to downright glowing attention for her starring turn in this summer's Girls Trip, in which her expertly calibrated comedic chaos easily stole scenes from much bigger names like Queen Latifah and Jada Pinkett Smith.
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TechCrunch's news editor Ingrid Lunden covered the latest turns in the saga: In a lengthy statement on its site called "Addressing Spotify's Claims", Apple walks through and dismantles some of the key parts of Spotify's accusations about how the App Store works, covering app store approval times, Spotify's actual cut on subscription revenues, and Spotify's rise as a result of its presence on iOS.
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A veteran of Chicago's fabled Second City comedy troupe who headlined many solo shows, she went on to become an award-winning force off and on Broadway, with star turns in productions including The Sisters Rosensweig, Hairspray, Xanadu and The Addams Family, with occasional forays to Hollywood for film and TV appearances in the likes of Kissing Jessica Stein, Garden State, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and 30 Rock.
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" Now he's back at it again with the internet's new favorite red-haired hitmaker (and occasional Kanye model) Lil Yachty, Chicago's newest viral star Famous Dex, and Houston jokester Ugly God, who turns in a rousing verse that opens "I'm Ugly God / my dick little / my neck musty / but I'm fucking bitches / I'm in poverty / my Js fake / but all these hoes still fucking with me.
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The twists and turns in Mr. Abdullaev's case point to what, 18 months after the death of Uzbekistan's longtime dictator, Islam Karimov, is the central question hanging over efforts by new leadership to open up one of the world's most repressive countries: Can a brutal and once all-powerful security apparatus with roots deep in the former Soviet republic be transformed into a law enforcement agency?
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Wing made her runway debut in September at Saint Laurent's spring/summer 2018 show — the one held at the foot of the Eiffel Tower — and rounded out her first season with appearances at Rochas, Altuzarra, John Galliano, Giambattista Valli and Alexander McQueen; we also spotted her taking turns in the haute couture shows last month, and she's posed for British Vogue, POP and i-D.
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Christian Bale, "Ford v Ferrari"Antonio Banderas, "Pain and Glory"Adam Driver, "Marriage Story"Joaquin Phoenix, "Joker"Jonathan Pryce, "The Two Popes" Driver couldn't be having a better year: Alongside recent star turns in "The Report" and "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker," he has delivered one of his most moving performances in "Marriage Story," which scored more Golden Globe nominations than any other film.
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There were no sharp turns in security policy in last night's State of the Union, but there were still some interesting moments in President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's address.
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On Thursday, with senators taking their brief turns in the locked room where Republicans kept a single copy of the FBI report, White House spokesman Raj Shah confirmed, in what was possibly an inadvertent admission, that the White House did, in fact, give the FBI a list of four individuals to interview, prepared by Republican senators, and that investigators ultimately spoke to nine people.
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Fresh off of glamorous turns in Venice, Clooney, Damon and Lawrence will be bringing these upcoming films to Canada: Suburbicon, the timely dark satire directed by Clooney starring Damon and Julianne Moore about a so-called idyllic 1950's community; Downsizing, Damon's second offering, is a comedy-drama about a couple who decide to shrink themselves to achieve a better life, and received terrific reviews last week; and mother!
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This year's class is one of the best ever, a carefully stitched tapestry that brings together several threads of pro wrestling's recent history: a pair of important transitional wrestlers, one of the three or four best tag teams in history, two strangely underrated all-time greats (who double as two of my five favorite wrestlers of all time), and one of the most beloved post-retirement turns in the business.
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My husband was initially reluctant to have two of my friends at our first child's birth, for fear of being crowded out, but once we were in the thick of it, he was deeply grateful to have them there, each of them taking turns in what was a days-long ordeal — walking me up and down the hallway, pressing a cool washcloth to my forehead, offering encouraging words.
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