In fact, vanquishing the group may be a quixotic goal.
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They had a Harambe-inspired pregame cheer before vanquishing the Titans.
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At the same time, China is vanquishing Russia in Central Asia.
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His biggest success was vanquishing his fellow Floridian and mentor, Jeb Bush.
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The long workdays here would be critical to vanquishing the enemy abroad.
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The soldiers received promises regarding the vanquishing of our greatest foreign enemy.
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Karthik, for his part, took no extra satisfaction in vanquishing a familiar foe.
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Representative Gerry Connolly said Pelosi's opponents lacked a game plan for vanquishing her.
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The promise is that it will transform medicine by vanquishing previously incurable diseases.
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Their closest challenger, England, would have had just a 14.9% chance of vanquishing them.
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The two women have wildly different tactics when it comes to vanquishing their enemies.
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DeepMind's freak of computing has been anonymously vanquishing the world's top Go players online.
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What if, by finally vanquishing Trump at the polls, we only make him stronger?
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What if, by finally vanquishing him at the polls, we only make him stronger?
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Here's hoping the fifth time is a charm when it comes to vanquishing Nyquist.
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Converting shame into strength upholds the primacy of the self while vanquishing all haters.
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For the moment, however, video seems more capable of exposing lies than vanquishing them.
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But their vanquishing will take determined effort that should be properly resourced and better focused.
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General Hifter restored a kind of order to its eastern half by vanquishing his Islamist enemies.
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Then Pratley hit play and showed me a polished video with the boy vanquishing the dragon.
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Victory requires private sector businesses to cooperate and collaborate toward the common goal of vanquishing trolls.
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It opens with them vanquishing Thanos but that doesn't necessarily bring them any closure or satisfaction.
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And researchers can only speculate about what that vanquishing entailed until they ask, systematically and empirically.
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Vanquishing tardigrades would, according to the results, require a disastrous event large enough to be nearly unimaginable.
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And the films often framed them as societal menaces in need of vanquishing by a male hero.
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The common streptococcus pneumoniae exists alongside a vanquishing dose of antibiotics and neither cancels the other out.
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As a party, they work their way through fantasy worlds—solving puzzles, vanquishing enemies, and acquiring treasure.
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Between vanquishing supernatural demons, tearing down the patriarchy, and maintaining familial bonds, a witch's work is never done.
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A recent spate of positive data has heightened hopes that the U.S. economy is vanquishing its many demons.
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The technique basically involves vanquishing food with a slime-slicked, World's Worst First Kiss, over and over again.
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The simple tool kills Netflix's "are you still there" questions, while also vanquishing those pesky countdowns between episodes.
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After largely vanquishing Twitter in terms of scale, it didn't want it making a comeback on mobile video.
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But the girl kills several agents, then vanishes while vanquishing the monster before Dr. Brenner can find her.
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The king of vanquishing A.T.M. fees, however, remains Charles Schwab Bank and its High Yield Investor Checking account.
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The Point: Collins is a survivor -- as proved by her long electoral record of vanquishing highly touted Democratic candidates.
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His candidacy has upended the Republican Party, baffling and then vanquishing opponents who dismissed him as a celebrity sideshow.
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He guided the Fed from 1979-87 and led the way to vanquishing the runaway inflation of the period.
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After vanquishing Clinton, Obama made history when he defeated Republican John McCain to become the first black U.S. president.
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At a moment when propaganda, viral memes and lies are vanquishing public discourse, Congress' deliberative defenses are weak and vulnerable.
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In Egyptian pictographs depicting the exploits of Ramses III, the pharaoh is shown wrestling with foreigners and subsequently vanquishing them.
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In other instances, it was a gesture directed towards social outcasts, or the final dramatic act of vanquishing an enemy.
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She's played by Ali Stroker, who turns her wheelchair into an all-conquering tool that matches her sly, vanquishing smile.
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President Trump seeks to justify this action as something that is warranted because of the vanquishing of ISIS in Syria.
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Right now, Trump's chances are around 25 percent — he has to finish vanquishing Ted Cruz and then overcome his Democratic contender.
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He likes pulling night shifts because "evil seeks darkness," and vanquishing evil is a lot more fun than writing traffic tickets.
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Only by stripping away its national regalia and comprehending its essential human form do we have any hope of vanquishing it.
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It's a name that would seem to promise an upbeat story of a plucky young hero battling and vanquishing steep odds.
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Vanquishing or defeating them becomes almost a job — a repetitive task that is part of the end goal of the game itself.
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Terra isn't triumphant for vanquishing the monster — she's devastated by the fact that she nearly died and had to kill someone else.
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In the general election, because the demographics are much broader and more favorable, Clinton will have an easier time of vanquishing him.
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The animal embodied a legend about a 15th-century Vietnamese warrior who presented his sword to a turtle after vanquishing the Chinese.
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Romantics see the team's success as a serendipitous triumph of character over money, the yeomen of England vanquishing the overpaid glamour boys.
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Fujimorismo represents more than just nostalgia for Mr Fujimori's achievements of vanquishing the terrorism of the Shining Path and launching economic growth.
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She endows her Isabelle with a superstitious peasant woman's trepidation in the face of the unknown and a mother's doubts-vanquishing protectiveness.
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Instead, President Trump has found himself subsumed and increasingly infuriated by the leaks and criticisms he has long prided himself on vanquishing.
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But the revelation that rural citizens preferred ending the violence to vanquishing Communism went beyond what Saigon officials were willing to entertain.
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Hayek in April, meanwhile, said Clinton is the only White House hopeful capable of vanquishing the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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Social-issue documentaries are the white knights of cinema — vanquishing dragons, tilting at windmills — but they are not intended as agents of diplomacy.
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He did so by vanquishing a woman with a quarter-century of experience in national politics and two popular presidents on her side.
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And in vanquishing Williams, 19-year-old Bianca Andreescu became the first Canadian player in history to win a Grand Slam singles tournament.
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I know, "streaks" and "speed" and "vanquishing one's opponent" and all that, but seriously, stop and smell the cruciverbal roses with this one.
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She has not lost a set so far and barely broke a sweat while vanquishing number five seed Maria Sharapova in the quarter-finals.
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To stave off an antibiotic apocalypse, we may eventually need to discover lots of new drugs, or alternate methods of vanquishing these tough critters.
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Like most of the other characters in Bird Box, he sees a creature and takes his own life, but not before vanquishing their pursuers.
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The drugs are delivered in near-toxic doses to penetrate tumor tissues, indiscriminately vanquishing the patient's appetite, hair, and immune system alongside cancer cells.
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The resulting "dumping" is not proof that China is on the verge of vanquishing all rivals, but rather a reflection of its manufacturers' weakness.
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The F.B.I. director, James Comey, warned that there could be a downside to vanquishing ISIS in Syria: an uptick of attacks in the West.
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It lays bare how much leverage the United States has lost in Syria, where its single-minded focus has been on vanquishing Islamist militants.
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The dead Guinea worm has been there for most of Hopkins' tough slog against a disease that he is finally on the verge of vanquishing.
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Defying countless odds and vanquishing a whole slate of opponents, Donald Trump passed the audition and won the starring part in the ultimate reality show.
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The Vermont senator's wife, Jane Sanders, said in the days after the election that he would "absolutely" have had a better chance of vanquishing Trump.
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There will always be collectors that want things that are hard to get so I don't see this case vanquishing the trade in illicit bones.
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A recent Gallup poll found that 58 percent of Democrats prioritize vanquishing Trump when making their primary decisions; only 39 percent say issues matter most.
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It's a callback to the show's roots, a reminder that vanquishing your demons (literally or figuratively) requires commitment, courage, strength, and, above all else, teamwork.
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In vanquishing de Blasio, she'd be punishing someone whose endorsement of her in last year's Democratic presidential primary struck many Democrats as late and lackluster.
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Through the slaughter of the truly innocent one, God was emptying death of its power, vanquishing evil and opening the path toward forgiveness and reconciliation.
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On Friday, Pompeo used the term "territorial defeat" in a call with Iraq's Prime Minister Adil Abd al-Mahdi to describe the vanquishing of ISIS.
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He predicted, with indomitable Churchillian optimism, that the United States, led by FDR, would assist the beleaguered United Kingdom in eventually vanquishing the Nazi menace.
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Despite investing considerable money into national ad campaigns and expensive mini documentaries, Facebook is not yet up to the challenge of vanquishing misinformation from its platform.
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Mykenna's immediate exit after vanquishing Tammy — her first tangible piece of proof that her relationship with Peter could flourish — makes the split so much more painful.
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Then, the next year, just as improbably, Napoli wins the Italian league for the first time, vanquishing its foes in the north and its haters everywhere.
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They were not successful in vanquishing the real estate magnate because the Republican primary electorate looks very different from what a general election electorate will look like.
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Drawing relatively little international scrutiny, Mr. Ortega has worked in recent years to consolidate power by building a vast network of patronage and vanquishing the political opposition.
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He then returned to his post as executive chairman of conservative news outlet Breitbart News, where he vowed to keep boosting the president while vanquishing his enemies.
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Leaning on Tiuri for moral support, she literally started glowing with light as she defeated the spooky dark clouds Viridian had conjured, eventually vanquishing him for good.
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There are so many stories of men vanquishing vagina dentatae in India that The Washington Post theorized these tales as one root of the country's rape epidemic.
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But to many Iranians, Iraqis, Kurds and others, he was a pivotal figure in vanquishing the Islamic State, helping repel its rapid march across Iraq in 2014.
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They're soon taken prisoner by moon men, but a quick-witted astronomer clobbers the king and they escape, with one earthling vanquishing moon men with an umbrella.
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Luxembourg's Muller, seeded 16, may have caused one of the biggest shocks of the championships by vanquishing Rafa Nadal, but nonetheless goes into the match as the underdog.
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There is no vanquishing Nick Saban short of throwing him a pile of NFL money, because, as with horror-movie tropes, he is apparently given to endless sequels.
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As the name indicates, this was a species of ballet that shifted the emphasis from pure classical dancing to stories, particularly those of common people vanquishing cruel overlords.
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Pei's partner on the project, Henry N. Cobb, "was at the vanguard of vanquishing that crisis and he did it in a very sophisticated way," Mr. Nordenson continued.
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The Taliban's apparent role, however, in vanquishing the terror group from the north of the country will be uncomfortable news for an Afghan government struggling to assert itself territorially.
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That his whole vanquishing-your-enemies thing is not presidential or not the sort of behavior any of us would teach our children is of no concern to Trump.
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In the Ovechkin era, the Capitals have twice bungled three-games-to-one leads, and before vanquishing Tampa Bay last month, they had lost seven of 10 Game 7s.
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With "Fortnite," players don't get better at vanquishing their opponents by acquiring a new outfit or getting better weapons, something that has only heightened the allure of the game.
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He cited the vanquishing of the ISIS caliphate, which has all but disappeared as a US-backed coalition and Kurdish forces drive the terror group from previously held territory.
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"This is the most fun I've ever had," says Emma Watson, who in her film roles has had a pretty marvelous time flying on broomsticks, casting spells and vanquishing evil.
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That marked a feather in the cap of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe whose 'Abenomics' stimulus policies have put the nation on the cusp of vanquishing nearly two decades of deflation.
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But there has been no particular victory for the philosophy of Hindu nationalism and no noticeable vanquishing of the idea of inclusiveness and unity championed by Gandhi, Nehru and Tagore.
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The greatest player in the league strapped this mediocre-to-poor team to his back and has scaled the mountains that are the N.B.A. playoffs, vanquishing one team after another.
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A major upset in Saturday's results was the vanquishing of the Maori Party, a group which grew out of protest action about indigenous rights to New Zealand's foreshore and seabed.
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Diwali, the Festival of Lights, celebrates the victory of good over evil and the triumphant return of Lord Ram to the city Ayodha after vanquishing Ravana in the kingdom of Lanka.
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He looked out at the assembled audience and, in a soft but firm voice, explained why he was confident of vanquishing his rival and securing the $21 million in prize money.
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After vanquishing termites, replacing a leaky roof, and stripping entire rooms of lead paint, they decided to add a great room with large windows, and a first-floor master bedroom suite.
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Japan's economy has grown for eight straight quarters, its longest continuous expansion since the 1980s boom, moving Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's revival plan a step closer to vanquishing decades of stagnation.
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Trump made little effort to separate talking points on ISIS, Iraqi protesters and the Iranian regime as he riffed on threats to the United States that he claimed credit for vanquishing.
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The series is ultimately less a story of good vanquishing evil — though, of course, that's part of it — than of growing older and holding on to hope in the face of despair.
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Japan's economy has grown for eight straight quarters, its longest continuous expansion since the 1980s bubble economy, moving Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's revival plan a step closer to vanquishing decades of stagnation.
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On Sunday, Nayib Bukele, the 37-year-old former mayor of San Salvador, won a first-round victory in El Salvador's presidential election, handily vanquishing candidates from the country's two major parties.
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He swept into office with the swagger of a one-man Justice League, bent on vanquishing the liberal-leaning entertainment industrial complex and its coastal elite base, one tweet at a time.
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Three such guideposts that this document must include are: Iran's creeping imperialism is unacceptable; vanquishing the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria does not equal victory; and the JCPOA should be strengthened.
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As a candidate, Mr. Trump said that forcing Mr. Assad out of power was not as urgent a priority for the United States as vanquishing the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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The Global Polio Eradication Initiative set forth a goal of vanquishing the disease by 2023, which is ambitious given the 88 cases seen so far in 2019 and the three-year monitoring period required.
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"To get on one of these mountains and to accomplish something most able-bodied people can't, it would be like vanquishing that demon that was left behind by the war," Linville said in April.
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Quibi Holdings LLC, the new video-streaming venture founded by media mogul Jeffrey Katzenberg, on Monday filed a lawsuit in hopes of vanquishing a patent owner claiming to have invented the service's signature technology.
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After the necessary introductions and plot basics, there's the climactic conflict: at least one extraordinary individual doing battle with something evil, ricocheting around skyscrapers and vanquishing foes in the center of a bustling city.
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But as Trump defied the political odds, vanquishing 16 Republican primary rivals — including a very well-funded Jeb Bush — and fortifying that glass ceiling Clinton almost certainly will never break, he also defied the polls.
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Working with the Russians to eradicate terror will not be easy; Moscow thinks maintaining its Syrian ally, which provides Russia with vital naval bases in the Eastern Mediterranean, is a higher priority than vanquishing ISIS.
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Iran-backed Hezbollah has played a critical role in vanquishing Sunni Muslim jihadists in the border region during the six-year-long Syrian war, part of its military support for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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The offensive, carried out over the protests of the U.S. but apparently with the assent of Russia, demonstrates how much leverage Washington has lost in Syria, where the American focus has been on vanquishing Islamist militants.
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Catching fare-beaters was a cornerstone in that policing strategy, started under Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, along with vanquishing public urination, panhandling, street prostitution and so-called "squeegee people" who wiped car windshields with dirty rags.
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Abe's overriding goal is to make sure consumers have enough money in their pockets to keep spending - vanquishing the threat of deflation and making it easier to meet the Bank of Japan's 2 percent inflation target.
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Its edits eliminate everything inconvenient to telling a straightforward story about a hero (ideally an American, though a massively talented athlete from a nation Americans have heard of — Usain Bolt, for instance — will do) vanquishing all comers.
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Every indication was that Mahal's run at the top was to juice the attendance numbers for WWE's autumn tour of India, with Mahal vanquishing Styles or Randy Orton in front of his "home" fans (Mahal is Canadian).
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Curiously, the causal effect of the sacrifices of U.S. servicemen in vanquishing Imperial Japan and Korean liberation are not only assiduously accorded the silent treatment, but the role of the U.S. in Korea is occasionally frowned upon.
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Abe's overriding goal is to make sure consumers have enough money in their pockets to keep spending - vanquishing the threat of deflation and making it easier to finally meet the Bank of Japan's 2 percent inflation target.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's economy posted its longest continuous expansion since the 22.4s boom as fourth quarter growth was boosted by consumer spending, moving Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's revival plan a step closer to vanquishing decades of stagnation.
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Ron Bonjean, a longtime Republican strategist in Washington, described the convention as "historic" — in part because it represents the capstone of Trump's success in vanquishing a field of vastly more experienced contenders during the GOP presidential primary.
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This has been the plan for ages, a means of transferring Lesnar's reputation to Reigns via the mythic wrestling laws of heat transference: by vanquishing someone else, you vanquish all the people he or she has vanquished.
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The Red Sox won their third consecutive division title this year, and after two quick postseason exits, they've finally managed to compete for the pennant, vanquishing their division rivals (though things got a bit dubious at the end).
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Image: WikimediaOn Friday, a team of Chinese scientists used the cutting-edge gene-editing technique CRISPR-Cas9 on humans for the second time in history, injecting a cancer patient with modified human genes in hopes of vanquishing the disease.
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His less-than-a-year-old Boring Company—a venture dedicated to vanquishing traffic by quickly building futuristic underground high-speed mass transit systems—had received "verbal government approval" for "an underground NY-Phil-Balt-DC Hyperloop," he wrote.
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The president, who loves campaigning and being the center of attention, would be better off vanquishing an insurgent candidate or two in each early primary state than sitting on the sidelines and yielding air time to the Democratic Party.
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In " On Press: The Liberal Values That Shaped the News ," the historian Matthew Pressman argues that any understanding of the crisis of journalism in the twenty-first century has to begin by vanquishing the ghost of Spiro T. Agnew.
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BOSTON — The first item on Northeastern's to-do list was checked off about five weeks ago when the Huskies won their first Beanpot in 30 years, vanquishing Boston College and Boston University on the way to city bragging rights.
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As if vanquishing the ghosts of the Tiananmen protests of 1989, students from the city's universities marched beneath their college flags, hopping with excitement as they saw Mr Xi, through air still heavy with the fumes from parading tanks.
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At its heart, his campaign is less about vanquishing Republicans than regaining what had once, accurately or not, felt like the core of our national identity: that we are a country of decency, a place where people care for one another.
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Vanquishing deflation, or a state of falling prices that has weighed on Japan for more than 15 years, has been among the top goals for the Bank of Japan and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe since assuming power in late 2012.
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Yet if liberal politicians can stay inside the boundaries of the politically possible and avoid making promises they cannot keep, LBJ's example suggests, then they have a decent chance of vanquishing the right, if not of utterly transforming American society.
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But James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director, warned that there could be a downside to vanquishing the Islamic State: "At some point there is going to be a terrorist diaspora out of Syria like we've never seen before," he said.
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The title character, played by the magnetic actor Dion Johnstone, is a Roman Army general who, after vanquishing the Romans' latest foes, the Volscians, returns and is persuaded to run for consul — to add a political laurel to his martial ones.
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If the vanquishing of Whispers and BPO, the faceless, horrible organization he represents, were the end of the series, however, it would suggest that all we need to do to heal the world is beat back this one incarnation of divisiveness.
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Even when one side of a political argument appears to prevail decisively, it rarely succeeds in vanquishing the losers, who often live on to fight another day, sometimes years or decades later, more powerful and politically formidable than ever before.
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Never mind that Obama is a Democrat who took some nasty shots in the course of vanquishing McCain in the 2008 president election, or that Bush beat McCain in an acrimonious battle for the Republican presidential nomination eight years earlier.
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In contrast, younger spectators reflected the tinny, chin-jutting nationalism that suffuses life in today's China, hailing Zhou as a symbol of Chinese national strength vanquishing foreign humiliation—as if this subtle, disappointing man were an aircraft-carrier or high-speed train.
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After vanquishing Los Angeles, Anaheim and Edmonton to end December on a high, the Canucks look to continue their run of good fortune on Wednesday when they host the cellar-dwelling Arizona Coyotes in the second contest of a three-game homestand.
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"At a time when our every effort should be focused on vanquishing the destructive fires and helping the victims, the president has chosen instead to issue an uninformed political threat aimed squarely at the innocent victims of these cataclysmic fires," he continued.
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The goal, in the end of each of the films, is to win — whether it's vanquishing a foe in a classroom, winning a court case, or gaining the higher ground and being the de facto winner in the court of public opinion.
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"At a time when our every effort should be focused on vanquishing the destructive fires and helping the victims, the president has chosen instead to issue an uninformed political threat aimed squarely at the innocent victims of these cataclysmic fires," Rice continued.
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I could relate more to this landscape than to those of the fables of my childhood, in which valiant knights pursuing fair maidens were usually fresh off the horse from bloody quests that had a little something to do with vanquishing Islam.
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After decades of hiring, firing, ignoring, scolding, regretting, suing and generally relying upon a wide network of lawyers, Trump is back on familiar terrain: devising a strategy that will lead both to his own acquittal and to the vanquishing of his opponents.
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Posthaste, destiny leads the child to the same place it herds all the courageous orphan-protagonists of speculative fiction: a storied and exclusive institution of magical learning, where he unnerves the faculty, demonstrates arrogance, and forms lasting friendships on his way to vanquishing evil.
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And after 28 years of brainstorming and 11 years of R&D, after many false starts, delays, and blown deadlines, after the vanquishing of internal skepticism, after innumerable prototypes, iterations, and redesigns, Nike's automatic electronic self-lacing shoe is scheduled to ship to stores this holiday season.
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Rolling to the best record in the N.L. did not prevent them from being swept out of the playoffs by the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2008, and vanquishing the Cardinals last year could not keep them from being swept by the Mets in the league's championship series.
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And while vanquishing Kemp and becoming governor of Georgia in 2022 might strike establishment pundits and Democrats as sadly unsexy, it might just be the most important task she could undertake—for her party, for the progressive cause, and also for her own limitless political future.
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Not anymore: with his puckered scowl and his preposterous narcissism, he clinched the Republican nomination with ease, serially vanquishing sixteen rivals rendered hapless by a campaign that made improvisation its organizing principle and fuelled itself on an unending stream of personal insult, racist woofing, and misogynist bile.
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In a move worthy of Michael Corleone of The Godfather movie fame, the 32-year old crown prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed Bin Salman, consolidated his power, over the weekend, by trotting a tried-and-true method of vanquishing political rivals in a monarchy: charge them with corruption.
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But the top tier includes a handful of formidable contenders—principally the DR, Venezuela, Japan, Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Kingdom of the Netherlands (which includes the baseball-mad Caribbean islands of Curaçao and Aruba)—whose star-studded rosters are easily capable of vanquishing the United States on any given night.
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The Parma of Zola and Asprilla would go on to win the UEFA Cup in 1995, vanquishing newfound rivals Juventus on aggregate, while the Parma of Buffon, Cannavaro and Thuram would win the competition again in 1999 – overcoming Marseille in the final – and the Coppa Italia the very same year.
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Among many other standouts, a triptych centering on an elaborately ensconced Virgin and Child (220-225) reflects the influence of van Eyck's infinite realism and his banishment of the Gothic gold that is so gloriously evident elsewhere in the show, especially in "Saint Michael Vanquishing the Devil," an altarpiece panel made in Aragon around 2212.
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Last week, while Twitter was focused on Cardi B vanquishing Taylor Swift to become the first unaccompanied female rapper to reach No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 20163 in almost 20 years, Macklemore's new album, Gemini, hit the top of the iTunes charts — a prime indicator of the listening habits of people too old to understand streaming.
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The partnership with Walmart, however, will see two of the world's biggest retailers team up to take on Amazon in the US. Amazon's retail presence for the Kindle is still limited, and although the company dominates the ebook market after vanquishing Barnes & Noble's Nook, the prominent placement of the Kobo brand in America's largest retailer could present another challenge.
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All that changed Sunday with a 219-503 vanquishing of the doughty, upstart Titans, an outcome that not only liberated Chiefs fans near and far from Kansas City but solidified the ascension of quarterback Patrick Mahomes, 250, who became the first of the A.F.C.'s cadre of new generation quarterbacks to play his way into a Super Bowl.
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And just as Ms. Smyth said the vote for abortion rights had been driven in part by "a very deep sense of national shame at the way women had been treated historically in this country," she said that the turnout this weekend reflected the regret of some voters for not vanquishing an outdated political system sooner.
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For instance, casting Trump as Julius Caesar (which presumably would be supported by those conservatives who think Caesar's the good guy) suggests that Trump, though portrayed with petulance, is still a charismatic war hero who has earned the love of the common people by vanquishing his enemies — a narrative certainly supported by the president and his own supporters.
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While the Idea of Chuck Norris has been wandering around the universe (he is the reason there's no life on Mars, after all) bludgeoning and vanquishing all that comes in his path, the real human being has been sitting at his computer and taking a similarly no-holds-barred approach to politicians he doesn't like, causes that concern him, and facts.
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For as sitcom-silly as it is for Murphy Brown to be dragged into a tweet war with the president in the season premiere, you can really feel the way English and all involved long to turn this character into the Gray Champion, the one who will lead us all back from the brink of darkness by vanquishing Trump on his own Twitter turf.
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Or so says the opening number of the 70th Annual Primetime TV Awards, in which Kenan Thompson, Kristen Bell, Kate McKinnon, Ricky Martin, Sterling K. Brown, Titus Burgess, and John Legend sang about finally vanquishing two of the main problems plaguing Hollywood: Its (until very recently) lack of opportunities for actors of color and, as the #MeToo and Time's Up movements illuminated, its ubiquitous sexual harassment.
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