The two vie for influence there and in Central Asia.
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If you're chosen, you'll vie for bragging rights and $50,593.
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Some 14 other groups vie for the remainder — often violently.
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Nearly 30 people are expected to vie for the mantle.
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Shoulder to shoulder, these Redditors vie for the internet's attention.
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Around 5,200 candidates also vie for 171 legislative seats on Sunday.
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"Candidates may vie for who can advocate the toughest policy responses."
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MK: Some people don't love it when women vie for power.
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Both Domino's and Pizza Hut vie for customers with flashy promotions.
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On Saturday, those same rejects will vie for the gold medal.
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But their relationship and their companies vie for the No. 2 spot.
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States would certainly vie for the chance to land the FBI headquarters.
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Bernie Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden vie for her support.
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At least five Democrats and a Republican will vie for his seat.
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And CNN follows the Democratic presidential candidates as they vie for victory.
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Firms vie for the award, which depend on a variety of factors.
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But within some of the FCC's slices, companies do vie for specific sections.
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This year, LGBTQ inmates can also vie for the title of Mr. Congeniality.
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As the labour market tightens, wages are rising as employers vie for workers.
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So memes fiercely vie for space and advantages in our brains and behaviors.
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It's not just that watching people vie for your attention can feel gross.
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Storms rage in other places where rivals vie for control of the mines.
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He will vie for the youth vote with Ethan Randleas, 17, of Wichita.
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The players vie for publicity and they are often conscious of their impact.
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Disney and others will vie for subscribers and likely drive up production costs.
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Disney and others will vie for subscribers and likely drive up production costs.
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Both vie for control over the internet's backbone though their vast data center businesses.
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However, the government says all Thais should have an opportunity to vie for it.
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Ahead, get to know the women who will vie for Luyendyk's heart in January.
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I see her fall inward as a cast of egos vie for top billing.
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He'll vie for the House seat in the 2018 midterms against the Democratic nominee.
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Above and beside her, their strange creations seem to vie for her unconscious attention.
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In the terminal, a small number of establishments vie for a large, captive clientele.
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That's a beauty pageant, in which women vie for the title of Miss Lombardy.
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Dozens of startups, if not more, vie for the attention of presidents and provosts.
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Like the reality competitions of today, these contestants sing, model, and vie for popularity.
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Competitors: Snapchat: Snapchat and Houseparty will both vie for the attention of the Gen.
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That timetable could yet slip, however, as other Macron reform plans vie for attention.
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He surely sits back and grins as he watches aspirants vie for his favor.
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Theatrical releases does give Apple, however, the opportunity to vie for an Oscar, though.
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Religious divisions deepened in Ukraine after 2014 and two Orthodox factions vie for dominance.
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Excitement around new game releases tends to wane quickly as subsequent newcomers vie for attention.
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But as they vie for the Democratic nomination, they have distinguished themselves from one another.
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Iran and Turkey, which vie for influence in Kurdistan, have encouraged their merchants to return.
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Now she will have a chance to vie for the British equivalent, the Olivier Award.
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At least seven different Tata companies vie for defence contracts but must do so separately.
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That left Harmon and Renae to vie for the title over three rounds of competition.
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Sharif's brother is expected to vie for the role on a more long-term basis.
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The three candidates will vie for more delegates next Tuesday in the New York primary.
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As Democratic candidates vie for African-American support, South Carolina could be a test case.
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Mr. Cagle and Mr. Kemp will vie for their party's nomination in a July runoff.
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This dance of democracy as campaigns vie for second-chance caucusgoers is dramatic to watch.
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Kim Guadagno in early November as they vie for the spot currently filled by Gov.
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In city lotteries, tens of thousands of applicants often vie for a few hundred apartments.
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Revelers in Times Square vie for scarfs from volunteers as they await the ball drop.
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Prokhorov coped with the costs in the expectation that the Nets would vie for a title.
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Myriad armed groups, loosely aligned with rival governments in the east and west, vie for power.
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As the three vie for control over the organization, they're still running their drug smuggling businesses.
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That could end up being a sticky situation if his relatives all vie for the position.
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Watch as entrepreneurs from around the region pitch expert judges and vie for the Battlefield Cup.
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During the ceremony, he'll also vie for album of the year and record of the year.
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As the parties vie for the majority, Democrats have repeatedly outraised Republican campaigns throughout the cycle.
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An earlier version of this review misstated the title women vie for in a beauty pageant.
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Fast food chains use stunts to get customers to pay attention, and vie for their business.
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They reason that drug companies might vie for the large, untapped market of state prison inmates.
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And they'll be doing so mere weeks after Holm and De Randamie vie for UFC gold.
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The holiday is especially important for retailers, which vie for customers by launching promotions and discounts.
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Later in the interview, Durant laughed at McCollum's suggestion that Portland could vie for a championship.
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Fellow cornerbacks Kevin Toliver and Duke Shelley likely will vie for the starting job next season.
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Lights, locks and accessories vie for wall space above, beside and behind a tiny front counter.
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Drake, Ariana Grande, Halsey, Post Malone and Taylor Swift vie for Artist of the Year props.
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Watch 15-20 startups launch on a world stage and vie for $50,000 — and your attention.
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The 66 players in the field will vie for a total prize purse of $2 million.
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Fights in Honduras' overcrowded prisons are frequent as street gangs vie for control inside the institutions.
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This is seeing the likes of Uber's Uber Eats, Amazon, Deliveroo, and Just Eat vie for visibility.
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As the 70-year-old neared his minimum sentence, he had an opportunity to vie for parole.
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However, that has not stopped reports of infighting among ministers as potential successors vie for her job.
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TWO contests are under way in which titans holding billions in their thrall vie for global domination.
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Several teams, including the New York Knicks, were expected to vie for Durant's services in free agency.
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It is breathtaking to witness democracy in full roar, as candidates vie for the nation's highest office.
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Around 5,200 candidates will vie for 171 legislative seats on the same day as the presidential race.
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As the market-experts vie for the top spot, one trader has already made a figurative fortune.
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In a run-off election next month, he will vie for the last open U.S. Senate seat.
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ABC just revealed the 31 contestants that will vie for Dallas native Rachel Lindsay's heart this season.
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As before, both sides represent authoritarian populism, even as they vie for control of the governing apparatus.
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It's a critical win for Democrats targeting moderate suburban districts as they vie for the House majority.
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But that has not stopped reports of infighting among ministers as potential successors vie for her job.
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I was like, 'Look, I don't need to vie for your friendship, it is what it is.
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Chaos has followed -- as new groups, both secular and jihadist, vie for power in the anarchic state.
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Todd Rokita all dropped out of their respective races in order to vie for the top job.
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On Tuesday night's broadcast, Lindsey Vonn will vie for her second Olympic gold in the women's downhill.
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He added that United would have to vie for space for its flights during peak times nonetheless.
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There was no guarantee that they would help this team actually vie for supremacy in the West.
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Ahead of this year's midterm elections, the parties vie for at least a moral victory in Pennsylvania.
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Nobody thought this team would vie for a championship, but the road has been rougher than expected.
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In an untitled piece from 2018, two printed tiles vie for a spot on a sharp diagonal.
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He said he's happy for the opportunity to vie for a spot on the final 12-man roster.
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Luxury automakers vie for the attention and wallets of potential customers with pop-up shops and exorbitant dinners.
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More than 1,300 of the globe's best vie for victory in 14 beach and water sports in Qatar.
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Today, ABC revealed the 28 men who will vie for Becca Kufrin's heart on The Bachelorette this season.
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Among Fletcher's flock of 26 suitors, all of whom will vie for the first impression rose on Monday?
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As single player experiences vie for audience attention against "forever games," they've started ballooning in scope and scale.
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In Hong Kong, the rivals have introduced redeem programs and shelled out generous subsidies to vie for shoppers.
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The border city of Reynosa remains a hot spot as several cartel groups vie for control of it.
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A broad field of Democrats is expected to vie for the party's nomination to challenge Trump next year.
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But if Miner instead mounts a run as a Democrat, she'll vie for the nomination in the Sept.
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Donna Edwards (D-Md.) for the Democratic nomination as the two vie for the open Maryland Senate seat.
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This, in part, is due to aggressive recruitment in the industry, where top companies vie for great talent.
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"Matador" (1935-1940) shows Miller absorbing Miró's tightly constructed portraits in which all the parts vie for attention.
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Despite stiff competition, Kim continues to vie for the title of most bombastic and overly confident world leader.
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Thousands of athletes will step foot on the world stage and vie for Olympic gold in their sport.
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The dogs crowned champion of each of the seven groups then vie for the Best of Show trophy.
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In "The Candidates," Townsend Harris High School seniors play real candidates, and vie for the votes of underclassmen.
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In November, the agency chose nine companies to vie for $2 billion in contracts over the next decade.
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He could vie for the gavel again, though McCarthy could be facing some stiff competition this time around.
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Developers could create shared marketplace apps where all the potential vehicles using Transit could vie for your business.
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Militarily, a kaleidoscopic array of militias that are variously loyal to towns, tribes or religious ideologies vie for control.
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Hopefully, they will get as inspired as I was at the time, watching him vie for the claret jug.
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Amazon continues to vie for the Pentagon's $10 billion Project JEDI cloud contract against rivals like Microsoft and Oracle.
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The Blue Jackets are two points ahead of Montreal as three teams vie for the two wild-card berths.
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This could make it more difficult for Baidu as an increasing number of players vie for the ad dollar.
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It has an internal leaderboard, in which programs from competing teams of coders vie for mastery over virtual domains.
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Don't forget Mars Along with the totally eclipsed moon, something else in the sky will vie for attention: Mars.
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Hopefully, they will get as inspired as I was at the time, watching him vie for the Claret Jug.
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That's not unheard of, especially during the spring and summer season when lots of other blockbusters vie for attention.
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If you publish a newsletter or blog, you'll know that it's a continuous battle to vie for readers' attention.
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Former CIA operative Abigail Spanberger and Marine Corps veteran Dan Ward will vie for the district's Democratic nomination Tuesday.
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Oddball contestants vie for a hefty purse in a comedy that gives cooking competitions the "Best in Show" treatment.
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Google and Apple are rivals in the smartphone market, where their iOS and Android operating systems vie for users.
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Members of Parliament come to her bedside for meetings, and it's where Abigail and Sarah vie for her affections.
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According to reports, players would vie for $10 million prize each week, in addition to a season-ending championship.
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But Papua New Guinea remains a geopolitical battleground as Australia, China, Japan and the United States vie for influence.
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It is just about these incredibly talented men and women who have come together to vie for the gold.
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There was no guarantee, after all, that the city jilted for 2024 would vie for the Games in 2028.
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Although the Tories used to vie for control of the city, the party lost its grip in the 1970s.
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Competitions are often hosted in large venues, such as arenas, where audiences watch as professional players vie for supremacy.
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Their endurance will be tested on March 24 when Power Rangers arrives to vie for many of the same eyeballs.
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Between 15-483 startups will be chosen to vie for the top prize: a $50,000 check and the Disrupt Cup.
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The Lolcats vie for authority in the desert, acting out a drama that is part revenge tragedy, part "Mad Max".
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Bigger cattle herds and poultry flocks in recent years began to vie for retailer and consumer dollars, industry analysts said.
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Destitute day-drinkers and trust fund " fresas" vie for control of the jukebox while scarfing down the border's best nachos.
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Be there as 593-20 stellar startups vie for the Disrupt Cup, investor love, media attention and the $50,000 prize.
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Tuesday now marks the start of the "forward" phase of the auction, where buyers will vie for those wireless airwaves.
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In the state of Guerrero, the top producer of Mexican heroin, 50 criminal groups vie for control of the territory.
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London, on the other hand, has largely been left to watch as rival companies vie for space on the streets.
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But it was made in the immediate aftermath of a tragic shooting and as they vie for the Democratic nomination.
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When there are so many voices, there tends to be a whole lot of yelling as people vie for attention.
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The dogs that emerge victorious from each of the groups then vie for the Best in Show trophy on Tuesday.
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In March, Republican Rick Saccone and Democrat Conor Lamb will vie for the 18th District seat in a special election.
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His story caters to such gastronomes, as they vie for superlative experiences—most extreme, most local, most remote, most odd.
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Not knowing that World War II has ended, they vie for the affections of the lone woman in their midst.
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In this way, China is not unlike other countries, including the United States, where states and cities vie for companies.
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The primary is crowded on both the Republican and Democratic sides as about 10 candidates total vie for the office.
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Harris, on the other hand, will watch from the sidelines as other candidates vie for the seat he thought was his.
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During the campaign and continuing through the start of the administration, a quadrumvirate of advisers emerged to vie for Trump's ear.
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Expect a clash, of both titans and colors, as the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Clemson Tigers vie for the title.
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In the subsequent novels, Pullman plays out an enormous story in which inhabitants from across universes vie for control of existence.
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In a context of religious freedom, rival creeds ebb and flow as they offer their spiritual wares and vie for souls.
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The five candidates left to vie for the top job talk warmly of the need for term limits and better disclosure.
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Competitors, solo and in ensembles, vie for the rights to call themselves among the best alpine horn blowers in the world.
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Things are generally friendly, though chants from the two sets of fans vie for supremacy, rising up under the high roof.
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Their promposals make such satisfying reality TV because they manage to remain sweetly revealing, even as they vie for online fame.
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Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders vie for the support of New York City's black voters before the April 19 primary. Mrs.
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Richard Celeste on Thursday endorsed the Cincinnati city councilman over Strickland as the two vie for the nomination on March 15.
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Nepal's giant neighbours China and India both vie for influence in the country and have been lobbying for infrastructure projects there.
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The two films will vie for the award for outstanding ensemble, along with The Big Sick, Get Out and Netflix's Mudbound.
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" In her PEOPLE cover interview, Winfrey revealed of being encouraged to vie for the country's top office, "I went into prayer.
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Smugglers lurk in the port; migrants lie in wait; heavily armed militias and squabbling politicians, nominally allied, quietly vie for control.
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There is something that feels competitive about such an imbalance, as the artists and works vie for spatial and thematic dominance.
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Dancers flirt with the audience and jokily vie for attention in ways that shatter the stage reality they've been building together.
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Her research indicated that women in positions of power helped compel other women to vie for political office in the future.
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The crisis threatens more instability in one of Europe's smallest and poorest countries, where the West and Russia vie for influence.
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The holy grail the various factions vie for is not some instrument of war, but rather the Story Box of Anansi.
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The Cowboys, this season's top seed in the N.F.C., will have to wait another year to vie for a conference championship.
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Nepal's giant neighbors China and India both vie for influence in the country and have been lobbying for infrastructure projects there.
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But European buyout fund Advent remains keen to vie for AB InBev's beer brands and is scrambling to meet a Dec.
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Meanwhile, a political stalemate continues in Italy as parties vie for the leadership of a governing coalition after Sunday's inconclusive election.
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He had been accepted into two competitive internship programs on Capitol Hill, opportunities that swarms of students vie for every year.
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The crisis threatened more instability for one of Europe's smallest and poorest countries, where the West and Russia vie for influence.
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Hot Flush You'll be blushing all month long as suitors vie for your attention, so embrace the look with this statement cheek.
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Container orchestration remains a major pain point for developers, even as multiple frameworks like Kubernetes and Mesos now vie for this market.
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Without further ado, meet the women and men who will vie for love, money and the Truth (Booth) itself in season 226.
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Rwigara, 35, an accountant turned activist, was the only woman to vie for the presidential seat in Rwanda's presidential elections last month.
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Over the next two days at TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin 2017, a select few will vie for $33,000 and the coveted Disrupt Cup.
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The annual event has in recent years become a diplomatic battleground between the two economic powerhouses as they vie for geopolitical influence.
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Among England's Three Lions, Dele Alli (aged 22), Raheem Sterling (23) and Harry Kane (24) might someday vie for the Ballon d'Or.
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That some 17 candidates emerged to vie for the presidential nomination was a sign of the party's vibrancy, on the one hand.
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The post generated endless comments from fans excited by the prospect of seeing the Dominican beauties vie for the "best dancer" title.
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Time for concrete legislative action could be limited until the elections, as all House members and some senators vie for re-election.
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While the Nationals vie for a third straight victory, the Rockies have surrendered 25 runs en route to losing four consecutive contests.
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Watch as 15-20 outstanding early-stage startups vie for glory, investor and media love and a $100,000 equity-free cash infusion.
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The Wild vie for their fourth straight victory over the Hurricanes on Saturday afternoon when the teams meet at Xcel Energy Center.
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In 18th-century London, Margaret Wells butts heads with a rival brothel owner as they vie for control of the city's underground.
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The generation that will vie for the state's top jobs is fashioning itself as decidedly more aggressive, if not notably more liberal.
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India views Myanmar as a useful ally in the country's longstanding rivalry with China, as the two countries vie for regional power.
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His complete failure to grow into the job has allowed multiple power centers to emerge and vie for ascendency within the administration.
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Multiple commanders vie for cash-producing towns; unit-producing structures like barracks, towers, or harbors; and the stronghold, the base of operations.
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Her speech on Tuesday is just the latest indicator that she's quickly ramping up her efforts to vie for the Democratic nomination.
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The video games drop players into massive maps where teams of up to 32 players vie for control of a digital battlefield.
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The series is full of backstabbing and conflict, as competing interests vie for the land, and disputes erupt in the family itself.
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Nine companies will vie for more than $2 billion dollars to build small landers to carry science experiments to the lunar surface.
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I don't usually, but I've been trying to wear it more often as I get older and vie for higher-paying jobs.
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Indigenous people, environmentalists and industries vie for control over lands that can offer economic benefits or climate protection — but not always both.
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And small businesses damaged in the storm often vie for the extra space as well as they scramble to save their inventory.
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As the 22019 candidates vie for support in South Carolina, Mr. Steyer has been criticized for hiring black lawmakers or their companies.
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The survey comes as White House hopefuls vie for the support of black voters, a crucial voting bloc in the Democratic Party.
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But this time, Lamb will vie for the nomination in a primary instead of a nominating convention like in the special election.
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Across 543 constituencies, candidates will vie for votes from an electorate numbering 900 million, nearly triple the population of the United States.
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Slapstick and sap vie for prominence in "Table 19," a comedy so lazy that it actually features someone falling off a log.
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Sizable investments have been made in its soybean processing infrastructure, which may be threatened if exporters were to increasingly vie for supply.
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Meanwhile, tensions mount as a new generation of men vie for power in the neighborhood along battle lines drawn by their parents.
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Just as traditional political parties were barged aside in the recent election, upstart protesters could vie for unions' traditional space on the streets.
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Two competing strands of the church, known as the Moscow Patriarchate and the Kiev Patriarchate, vie for influence in the eastern European country.
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The new pricing could have far-reaching implications for the vast number of immigrants that vie for U.S. citizenship on an annual basis.
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The San Diego Padres vie for their fourth consecutive victory on Wednesday as they continue their eight-game homestand against the Colorado Rockies.
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Fishermen are paying the price as Asia's superpowers vie for control of the resource-rich waters and islands of the East China Sea.
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SKIERS, skaters, ice hockey players and other snow-loving athletes have travelled to Pyeongchang for this year's Winter Olympics to vie for supremacy.
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Is the future one in which open societies with free markets vie for influence in global affairs with authoritarian countries under state capitalism?
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The 45 winners from that group will go on to vie for a $40,000 cash purse in Thursday night's final, televised on ESPN.
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Like many others who vie for the limited number of spots, those models simply did not make it through, and it's unclear why.
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He claims to still be an independent, but he officially became a Democrat last year in order to vie for the presidential nomination.
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There's long been friendly competition on the eve of the Chinese New Year, as children vie for the most red packets, or hongbao.
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Yesterday, ABC announced the 31 men who will vie for Rachel Lindsay's heart on the 13th season of The Bachelorette, premiering next week.
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The acquisition comes as there is a lot of maneuvering going on this space and the various giant companies vie for market share.
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They each vie for her loyalty, but it's with the help of Perry and his affinity for philosophy that Kimmy finally chooses Lillian.
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As credit card issuers vie for your loyalty, they sweeten their rewards with big intro offers, higher cash back rates, and other perks.
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NYSE and Nasdaq regularly vie for bragging rights to say they brought major private companies like Uber and Lyft public in splashy IPOs.
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While some restaurants will vie for a visit from a sitting president, there are those who might fear bad press from hosting Trump.
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Bankers of Citi's Brazilian investment banking division are already targeting the largest asset sales and planning to vie for mandates in the transactions.
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Kocian, for example, will perform Sunday on uneven bars, to contribute to the Americans' team score and possibly vie for the bars title.
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Langdon said he expected to select four players at most to attend training camp, where 17 players will vie for 10 roster spots.
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A smattering of the men who will vie for the affection of JoJo Fletcher are unlike many of the contestants we've seen before.
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"The biggest lesson that the 2020 hopefuls can take from Stacey Abrams is to contest and vie for every single vote," he said.
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Instead, it and Fox continued to vie for dominance, leading the Takeover Panel to announce the unusual auction that took place on Saturday.
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But Dold ruled out a fourth rematch against Schneider last year, opening up the district for other Republicans to vie for the nomination.
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The show will be held at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, where nine movies will vie for the coveted Best Picture award.
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The show has a loose plot, about a group of cats, of varying personalities, who vie for the opportunity to begin life anew.
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At the same time, fees for other financial products, like brokerage accounts, have come down across the board as companies vie for clients.
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They'll pitch to an expert panel of judges and vie for the Disrupt Cup, $50,000 and potentially life-altering investor and media attention.
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In revenue terms, the holiday is more important for retailers than Chinese New Year as they vie for customers with promotions and discounts.
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Some investors have questioned the company's ability to vie for users and advertising dollars with rivals like Facebook's Instagram, which has similar features.
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Builders for nuclear power plants from countries including Russia, China and the United States are all set to vie for the Czech deal.
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In those early days, perhaps it made more sense for Apple to cozy up to carriers and vie for preferential treatment for its products.
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Cruz delegate chief Ken Cuccinelli said the campaign has heard from some of its delegates that they no longer intended to vie for slots.
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Production wrapped recently, as per Kufrin's Instagram, and now, ABC is sharing photos and information about the men who will vie for her heart.
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They made Bhumibol one of the world's wealthiest men; his court could outspend any politician or general who dared vie for the people's adoration.
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TechCrunch selects anywhere between 15-30 of the top early-stage startups to vie for a $50,000 check and possession of the Disrupt Cup.
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Internecine disputes between groups are now common, as they argue about the best methods and vie for prominence in the increasingly cramped hunter landscape.
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But he's failed to gain the widespread support inside the country and from its military ranks, which he needs to effectively vie for power.
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The move is a signal of increased overlap between the two companies as they vie for an edge in the competitive autonomous vehicle business.
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Fresh off a five-day break, the white-hot Blackhawks vie for their eighth straight victory on Thursday when they host the Anaheim Ducks.
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Alena Mulhern, 11, dreams of running for president in 2040, the first year she could legally vie for the role of Commander in Chief.
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Hunt Jack the Ripper with your siblings in Letters from Whitechapel, save humanity from a plague in Pandemic or vie for resources in Catan.
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A host of millennial women — include some who are under 30 — are seeking to change this dynamic as they vie for office this fall.
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While there's little doubt that Xi's grip on the top job is iron clad, the Party isn't monolithic and different factions vie for power.
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Year after year, Christie's and Sotheby's vie for No. 1 in the auction world with Christie's topping sales all but two years since 2008.
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Theresa May, the home secretary, and Andrea Leadsom, an energy minister, will vie for the support of grass-roots members of the Conservative Party.
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The former two-term New Jersey Governor would have been a strong favorite had he chosen to vie for the Republican nomination in 6900.
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The red-hot Marlins look to continue their torrid ways on Wednesday when they vie for a series victory against the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks.
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"Some brands are big enough to compete to be another Netflix, or another YouTube, and vie for the global consumer media dollar," said Wells.
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Contestants vie for a chance at the First global championships, and the weekend, which includes a college and career fair, is free to spectators.
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Marte looks to remain hot at the plate on Sunday afternoon as the host Pittsburgh Pirates vie for a series victory against the Angels.
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Carts serving everything from Mexican tamales to Tibetan momos vie for sidewalk space, but owners largely steer clear of restaurants offering the same cuisine.
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In a competitive labor market, employers must vie for workers; they try to lure workers from other firms by offering them more generous compensation.
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Mr. Walker auditioned for the drama division at Juilliard, thinking it a long shot that would help him prepare to vie for other programs.
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But as Chinese companies vie for a coveted place at the top of the luxury sector, they face headwinds — both at home and overseas.
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The men's single semifinals will be decided today, and Rafael Nadal is hoping to make it through to vie for a 10th-straight title.
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The country still lacks a unified government, as a mix of the Islamic State, Qaeda affiliates, independent militias and criminal networks vie for advantage.
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The dispute between Sanders and Warren comes as they both vie for supremacy with the Democratic left, or the progressive wing of the party.
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There are disputes over Crimea, nuclear weapons and completely different conceptions of an acceptable status quo as Washington and Moscow vie for global influence.
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He will vie for best actor alongside Denzel Washington ("Fences"), Andrew Garfield ("Hacksaw Ridge"), Ryan Gosling ("La La Land") and Viggo Mortensen ("Captain Fantastic").
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A Westerner writing in the 19563s said the island would surely vie for the distinction of being the "wealthiest square mile in the world".
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The nominating calendar is far from finalized, and states are likely to jockey with each other as they vie for influence in coming years.
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Every year, pedigreed dogs of all shapes and sizes (and their dedicated handlers and groomers) gather outside Philadelphia to vie for fame and glory.
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Several candidates would likely to vie for a position of leadership, and a new prime minister would take power sometime in the next year.
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In Ngaba district, where cement trucks vie for space with rickshaws on dilapidated, flooded roads, some residents have turned to the only option left: criminality.
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Cambodia is China's loyal ally in Asia, routinely backing Beijing's position at international forums in a region where China and United States vie for influence.
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Five of the eight movies that will vie for the best picture Academy Award on Sunday use Atmos, the latest sound technology developed by Dolby.
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Tampa Bay's Andrei Vasilevskiy is expected to vie for his 25th straight victory, which would break the franchise record he currently shares with John Grahame.
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Teams vie for the $500,000 first prize by creating talking computer systems known as chatbots that allow Alexa to attempt more sophisticated discussions with people.
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In the vacuum kale leaves behind, several other ingredients appear to be well-positioned to vie for the position of the next "it" health food.
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Here, warring factions vie for the Iron Throne, the symbol of power in the realm, and the seat of the King of the Seven Kingdoms.
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It only took one cycle after the election of Donald Trump for those two well-qualified black candidates to vie for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Those sanctions prohibit most commercial ties with Iran, so American companies are not permitted to vie for contracts with its oil and natural gas industry.
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The dogs that emerge victorious at the group stage then vie for the "Best in Show" trophy, awarded on Tuesday evening at Madison Square Garden.
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If you currently own a MacBook Pro, you already know how frustrating it can be to vie for USB ports among all of your devices.
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If enough of these mobile fans enjoy the journey, perhaps the next "core" Pokémon game will be designed to vie for their hearts as well.
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Ge, 36, said the company will focus on integrating its online and offline businesses to vie for a bigger share of China's massive consumer market.
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The general election campaign officially begins Wednesday as Ayotte and Hassan vie for a seat that could determine which party controls the Senate next year.
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Notions of home, celebration, landscape, and the exotification of Mexican culture vie for primacy in this immersive installation that animates the process of identity formulation.
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Maftoon is one of eight contestants that will vie for the chance to win Afghan Star, with the final set to be held in March.
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And thanks to the instant ballot, states would no longer need to vie for position — the whole nomination process would begin at the same time.
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CEO Hirano said loan spreads continued to shrink, especially in lending for small- and medium-sized businesses as banks vie for borrowers amid weak demand.
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Phillips looks to continue his torrid play on Tuesday as the Cincinnati Reds vie for a series victory versus their visiting National League Central rivals.
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In Bankstown, a suburb of Sydney, Lebanese restaurants vie for space with Vietnamese money-transfer shops; 32,0003 residents speak more than 60 languages at home.
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While Olympians log hours in the gym, pool, or on the field, the games' sponsors vie for attention and traction on the world's biggest stage.
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Whether shopping for ingredients in a crowded market or focusing on a new dish in an industrial kitchen, distractions continuously vie for a chef's attention.
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The scene in which suitors vie for her hand by trying to top one another's financial offers is staged as an auction, complete with paddles.
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It's the height of state fair season across the U.S., when competitors young and old vie for blue ribbons and a ride on the midway.
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Bucolic flashbacks to lakeside picnics, where ripe young women vie for Elser's floppy-haired attentions and accordion serenades, reveal little about his beliefs or ambitions.
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Competition in the cloud computing space is on the rise as Microsoft's Azure and Amazon Web Services vie for dominance in the enterprising software business.
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Young comedians vie for the public spotlight during the standup boom of the 1970s — it's a happy middle ground between serious comedy history and actual standup.
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Television Academy Chairman Hayma Washington noted the "explosive growth" in television, where more than 400 scripted shows vie for attention across streaming, cable and broadcast networks.
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The New York Islanders vie for their ninth straight home victory over the Edmonton Oilers when the clubs meet at the Barclays Center on Sunday afternoon.
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The San Diego Padres vie for their fifth victory in six contests when they continue their four-game set against the host Cincinnati Reds on Friday.
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Were he to win the nomination, Buttigieg, who is gay, would be the first out politician to vie for the presidency from a major political party.
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If Shimkus were to change his mind and run for reelection next year, he almost certainly would vie for the top slot on Energy and Commerce.
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Under the existing system for choosing a Democratic nominee, candidates vie for "pledged delegates" by competing in caucuses and primaries, which award delegates based on performance.
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Though it is early yet, Bloomberg could vie for the mantle of most-electable-moderate along with Pete Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana.
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Come and watch as 15 of the region's top early-stage startup founders vie for the title of the Middle East and North Africa's best startup.
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This time, firms from countries including Russia, China and the United States are set to vie for the project, which marks the country's largest-ever tender.
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The red-hot Astros will vie for their eighth consecutive victory when they send ace left-hander Dallas Keuchel to the mound against Texas' Yu Darvish.
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As Venezuela's two presidents vie for the loyalty of the armed forces, the country's fate may seem to lie solely in the hands of the generals.
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Fifty-two women — including Erin O'Flaherty of Missouri, the first openly lesbian contestant — vie for the crown and a scholarship in Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City.
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If there is an epicenter of crowded sidewalks in New York, it is near Penn Station, where pedestrians, food carts and newsstands all vie for space.
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No longer content to remain silent, six people with albinism now say they will vie for seats at parliamentary and local levels in May next year.
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Middle American cities such as Nashville, Dallas, and Indianapolis are eagerly seeking Amazon's planned second headquarters, as smaller cities vie for Facebook and Google data centers.
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Crowley reportedly had possible ambitions to vie for House speaker against Pelosi if her potential bid failed, though he has said he wouldn't run against Pelosi.
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Like a prize fighter or competitive eater, developers have to constantly hone their coding skills if they want to vie for today's most sought-after gigs.
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The three candidates will vie for the votes of 22 members of the state Republican Party's executive committee, which has 21625 days to choose a replacement.
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Hudak writes: Admittedly, pet projects through earmarking can influence the bottom line of individual appropriations bills, as legislators vie for their own piece of the pie.
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The Spanish team is expected to be one of the strongest challengers to vie for the gold medal with the United States at the Rio Olympics.
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The report comes as the Conservatives and Labour vie for votes ahead of a snap general election on December 235 amid continuing parliamentary deadlock over Brexit.
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In what The Spectator calls "the Year of the Drunken Uncle," three old guys vie for the presidency amid coronavirus fears and a careering stock market.
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Quick plot summary: Two courtiers (Rachel Weisz and Emma Stone) vie for the favors, romantic and otherwise, of Queen Anne (Olivia Colman) in 18th-century Britain.
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The Philadelphia Phillies will vie for a bit of payback on Wednesday afternoon as they attempt to claim a series victory versus the visiting Chicago Cubs.
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They will vie for the top Palme D'Or prize alongside newcomers such as Mati Diop, with her film "Atlantics", set in the suburbs of Dakar, Senegal.
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The White House on Monday revealed the names of the two feathered contenders who will vie for the title of National Thanksgiving Turkey — Bread and Butter.
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Casey Cagle, the top Republican vote-getter Tuesday, or Secretary of State Brian Kemp; the two will vie for their party's nomination in a July runoff.
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Neighbouring Iraq is a frontline of the conflict, caught in a bind as Washington and Tehran are also Baghdad's main allies and vie for influence there.
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As Democrats and Republicans vie for the Latino vote in tight races across the country, Trump's ad might prove to be his biggest political blunder yet.
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The 30 players who qualified for the final event will vie for the $10 million bonus awarded to the winner of the season-long points competition.
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The 24-year-old will vie for his first win in five weeks despite yielding just 13 runs and 26 hits in his last five outings.
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Trump, has been raising hundreds of millions of dollars, putting any eventual 2020 rival in a bind as about 20 Democrats vie for their party's nomination.
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As the companies stress, both focus on allowing developers for a variety of backgrounds to successfully vie for jobs, no matter where they went to school.
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The Kings will vie for a winning road trip on Tuesday as they end a pronounced five-game trek with a visit to the Arizona Coyotes.
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But a crowded fourth quarter "may lead to spillover challenges in early 2019 as publishers vie for gamer engagement to drive live service initiatives," he said.
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But even before his season ended this month with a torn anterior cruciate ligament, LaVine announced that he would not vie for a third consecutive victory.
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Each country would have a chance to vie for contracts and maintenance with the planes, meaning that buying the planes could come with huge economic benefits.
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Those familiar with his work describe him as a careful and cautious public servant whose career trajectory suggested he may someday vie for a federal judgeship.
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Washington will vie for its second consecutive sweep of Philadelphia on Sunday when the National League East rivals conclude their three-game series in the nation's capital.
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The first-place New York Yankees vie for a four-game sweep of visiting Tampa Bay on Sunday after demoralizing the Rays with another walk-off victory.
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"Once a dwindling skill, journalism isn't just for journalists anymore as marketing and content teams alike vie for people who can tell compelling stories," reads LinkedIn's list.
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The white-hot Penguins vie for their fourth win in a row on Thursday when they wrap up a modest two-game homestand against the Nashville Predators.
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The New Jersey Devils vie for their first five-game winning streak in nearly three years when they visit the Metropolitan Division-rival Pittsburgh Penguins on Tuesday.
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As the only EAC countries with coastlines, both vie for investment in infrastructure: in 2016 Uganda decided to route an oil pipeline through Tanzania, to Kenya's chagrin.
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Majors are likely to vie for a handful of blocks in the prolific offshore Campos and Santos basins, with minimum signing bonuses of up to $575.5 million.
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Now, socialites, celebrities, and fashionistas all vie for the chance to show off on these sites the place where they store their deodorant and anti-wrinkle cream.
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But Kenney may not get to shepherd the merged conservative party, as the head of Wildrose, Brian Jean, has said he would vie for the new leadership.
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The gangsters and their victims live together in the same towns, go to the same schools, and vie for the same jobs; their lives are thoroughly enmeshed.
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Both Christie and Edwards, like Sanders, had credible claims to believing they could vie for the presidency, but timing and circumstance worked against them in each instance.
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Second, the US' financial landscape is more competitive than ever, as fintechs, incumbents, and even tech companies like Amazon vie for larger shares of the overall space.
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On top of that, the old game also is challenged by soccer, one of many diversions that vie for the attention of younger athletes and potential fans.
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Liu said in the letter that it's "up to the couriers" to vie for better salaries, but it's unclear how they can secure more packages in practice.
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Brazil will still vie for fifth place as competition continues, but Rudic told reporters he will be moving on to another coaching gig elsewhere after the Olympics.
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Appropriated TV footage, in which individual players or teams vie for victory and affirmation, convey the human condition through fundamental notions such as gain, loss, and survival.
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The red-hot Dodgers will vie for their seventh consecutive victory on Friday when they play the opener of a four-game series versus the host Pirates.
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Mr. Xie's job is to find a rational solution for Laos, even as powerful Chinese construction companies vie for more dam contracts in China's poor southern neighbour.
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The candidates praised the workers for going on strike — as they have done repeatedly this year during work stoppages as they vie for support from organized labor.
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By Declan Walsh As conflict rages elsewhere in Libya, a precarious order holds in the capital, as heavily armed militias and politicians, nominally allied, vie for control.
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With the state's resources more widely spread, politicians also had less reason to vie for control of ministries and government departments, and turn them into ethnic fiefs.
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The 32-year-old Florida native looks to continue to give the Marlins fits as the Washington Nationals vie for a three-game series sweep on Wednesday.
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An early nudge from a couple of longshots could be the push needed to automate the policy focus of heavyweight contenders as they vie for the presidency.
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Netflix description: Aspiring interior designers transform a variety of spaces from dowdy to delightful as they vie for a life-changing contract with a top London hotel.
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The Redskins vie for their fifth consecutive victory on Sunday when they visit the Detroit Lions, who have won two in a row to even their record.
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The crisis threatens more instability for one of Europe's poorest and most politically tumultuous nations of 3.5 million people, where the West and Russia vie for influence.
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As is common on online message boards, they vie for eyeballs by attempting to outdo previous posts, constantly pushing the line of acceptable behavior to new extremes.
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The Blot (1921) deals with income inequality as a rich student and a poor minister vie for the affections of the daughter of an impoverished college professor.
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There are those Santas who vie for mall gigs each season, which tend to pay between $6,239.6 and $225,2100 for 2000 consecutive days of six-hour shifts.
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That relationship is soon tested with the arrival of maid Abigail, played by fellow Academy Award winner Emma Stone, who also begins to vie for the queen's attention.
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Their encounter elicits a surge of tenderness from Effie that is no less fiercely felt than the other emotions that vie for supremacy within her tightly coiled being.
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As they vie for the top slot of the Premier League, today's matchup against low-table Swansea City proves to be every bit as important as any other.
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Now, as the pair vie for the Democratic presidential nomination, it is Warren again who seems among the most eager to question Biden's past -- and his future plans.
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For a generation of young people who are watching a real estate mogul vie for the presidency as they struggle with housing, PropertySex also offers an aspirational fantasy.
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This, say critics, reflects both an unusual paucity of expertise in Mr Modi's government and conflicting views in his circle, as competing interest groups vie for his ear.
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Almost a year later, as they vie for the Democratic nomination, Gillibrand, Harris, Warren, and Sanders have, for the most part, simply stopped talking about it at all.
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We'll also learn about the latest developments in 5G networking as companies like Nokia, Qualcomm, and Samsung vie for commercial dominance, and risk a repeat of CDMA vs.
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And on Sunday, Tom Brady faces Peyton Manning for possibly the final time as the New England Patriots and the Denver Broncos vie for a Super Bowl spot.
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Qaddafi is gone and his sons are either dead or in prison, but Libya is still convulsing as rival governments vie for control of the oil-rich nation.
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But their sheer size means that they have the potential to turn the tide in EVE's famously complex universe, where player-run corporations vie for territory and power.
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The Indians look to continue their torrid stretch at the plate and vie for a series victory on Saturday when they face the Red Sox at Fenway Park.
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After ending his 14-year run as governor in January 2015, Perry announced his plans to vie for the Republican presidential ticket – his second go at the gig.
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Pence allies are conspicuously absent from the back-and-forth between Stephen Bannon, chief of staff Reince Priebus and Jared Kushner as they vie for influence with Trump.
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Seattle is 16-7 since that slide and leads Texas by a half-game in the AL West as it vie for its first postseason berth since 2001.
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The mode lets players vie for control of a single truck on the track by being the first to disable it with the smaller, more nimble race cars.
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TechCrunch's iconic startup competition is here and for the first time in MENA, as entrepreneurs from around the region pitch expert judges and vie for the Battlefield Cup.
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The cross-border alcohol trade is worth around 45 million euros ($50.5 million) for Latvia alone, as large liquor stores on the Latvian-Estonian border vie for customers.
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Democrats are looking to put a number of their own incumbents in the crosshairs in 6900 as competing party factions vie for influence in the new House majority.
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David Schwimmer's in-over-his-head Kardashian patriarch, Courtney B. Vance's sharky Johnnie Cochran, and John Travolta's intense contouring all vie for the spot of most compellingly watchable.
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Endless political maneuvering as scores of Democrats vie for a chance to run for the Oval Office, and devastating new nicknames for every contender, courtesy of President Trump.
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Forward Loui Eriksson looks to continue his torrid offensive pace on Wednesday when the Boston Bruins vie for a three-game season sweep of the visiting Pittsburgh Penguins.
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Throughout a dozen often large spaces, prints, paintings, design objects and photographs vie for attention with drawings, sculpture, artists' books and multiples, architecture, archival material, video and film.
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If you're selected to compete, you'll join a cadre of outstanding early-stage hardware startup to vie for a $25,000 prize along with global media and investor exposure.
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They were focusing on people in his hometown, Beit Sahour, a village in the West Bank, and Christians excited to see one of their own vie for president.
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That the two sets of exercises overlap only serves to reinforce the differences between the two super powers, as both countries vie for military influence in the Pacific.
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Boys at the start line argued with foreigners over FC Barcelona and Real Madrid, who vie for superiority in the Middle East, where the Spanish teams are popular.
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The intensity reflected a race that has seen Clinton's once prohibitive lead in polls shrivel against Sanders as the two vie for the Democratic nomination for the Nov.
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When two similarly well-off families vie for a large house, for example, the family that places the greater value on the property will outbid the other one.
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One other thing about the regard people hold him in: There is no dearth of people who would like to see Conyers go and vie for that seat.
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Ossoff and his GOP opponent, Karen Handel, have squared off in two debates as they vie for the seat vacated by Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
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Ryanair's marketing chief said on Thursday that the Irish airline was not interested in any large-scale acquisitions but could vie for airport slots should they become available.
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Crosby looks to extend his point streak to nine games as the visiting Penguins vie for their fifth consecutive win Friday against the red-hot Tampa Bay Lightning.
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Apparently aides drop all kinds of printed stories on Trump's desk in an attempt to sway policy, vie for his good graces, or some combination of the two.
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Ryan will either vie for his reelection or retire, with the real possibility if he leaves that a Democrat could replace the outgoing Republican speaker of the House.
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Only the best startups get to compete head-to-head and vie for investor and media attention, the coveted Disrupt Cup and — crikey — $100,000 in equity free cash.
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Triangular, semicircular, and wedge-shaped figures in white, apparently interrelated, vie for the viewer's imaginative decoding over a substructure of black horizontal and vertical bars and innumerable arcs.
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The Los Angeles Clippers, whom few expected to even vie for a playoff spot, are shaping up as one of the more dangerous teams in the Western Conference.
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Brady will now vie for his sixth Super Bowl title, and his third in four years, when the Patriots face the Philadelphia Eagles in Minneapolis on Feb. 153.
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Multinationals that vie for contracts in "challenging" markets have been quietly hiring middlemen for decades, seeking help to navigate countries where they don't know the folkways or politics.
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As Johnson, the defending champion Kyle Busch, Joey Logano and Carl Edwards vie for the drivers' crown Sunday, Sprint will be making its final appearance as title sponsor.
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BARINAS, Venezuela (Reuters) - Tirelessly traversing the lethargic plains of Venezuela, a brother of former leader Hugo Chavez and an ally of a famous opposition detainee vie for votes.
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The Chicago Blackhawks are enjoying quite the surge with wins in 16 of their last 19 games as they vie for home-ice advantage in the Western Conference.
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This dimming extends to an excruciatingly corny plot that has both characters vie for the twinkling affections of Ana (Charlotte Le Bon), a Paris-educated, terminally cute tutor.
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Setting aside Israel and various outside powers backing clients, three major groups vie for power in the region: secular Sunni Muslim authoritarians, religious Sunni Muslims, and Shiite Muslims.
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Cambodia's general election on July 29 has become a proxy theater for competition between China and Japan as the two vie for influence in the Southeast Asian state.
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Almost all of the Democrats and plenty of Republicans have indeed found it impossible not to vie for the position of chief Trump-basher from time to time.
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The film, the work of Scottish director Armando Iannucci, portrays back-stabbing and infighting among the dictator's closest allies, as they vie for power immediately after his death.
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It takes creativity to vie for winter business in an industry dependent on increasingly unpredictable weather and the challenge of bigger mountains within a three-hour plane ride.
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The debates take place on Wednesday and Thursday in Florida - with 10 candidates taking part each night - as Democrats vie for their party's nomination for president in 2020.
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The push for a $15 minimum wage will go beyond the presidential contest into certain House and Senate races as Democrats and Republicans vie for control of both chambers.
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As North American cities vie for the chance to be chosen by Amazon as the home of its second headquarters, one Georgia city has stepped up to the plate.
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Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott look to continue their impressive seasons as the Cowboys vie for their seventh straight victory on Sunday when they visit the winless Cleveland Browns.
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Hold on tight for some of the funkier, over-the-top concepts, prototypes, and even real production vehicles that vie for the spotlight at the massive tech trade show.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeSinema will vote to convict Trump Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle McConnell, Romney vie for influence over Trump's trial MORE (R-Ariz.).
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As they vie for the next billion consumers to come online, Alibaba is taking on Amazon, Google is matched against Baidu and Tencent can prove its mettle against Facebook.
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Many players from the various ethnic and religious factions within Iraq are united in their opposition to ISIS, but they could try to vie for power in the aftermath.
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The Miami Marlins vie for their first three-game winning streak of the season when they continue their four-game series against the host Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday.
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The Rangers aim to extend that run to seven straight games on Wednesday against the Chicago Blackhawks as they vie for their fifth consecutive victory at the United Center.
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The 2010 National League batting champion looks to keep his hot hand on Tuesday as the Colorado Rockies vie for an interleague series victory against the visiting Blue Jays.
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This glut of 2018 candidates is especially a headache in "jungle primary" states like California, where both parties essentially vie for the top two spots before the general election.
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Just as apps vie for our time, festivals too have started to see us all as potential customers with a limited budget to spend each year on weekends away.
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She was a weak candidate who had never won a tough election contest, having chosen to vie for a senate seat in the safety of deep blue New York.
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Investors worry about the company's ability to vie for users and advertising dollars with rivals like Facebook Inc's Instagram, which has features similar to the Snapchat disappearing messaging app.
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The 2012 United States Olympic swim team included three black swimmers — Anthony Ervin, Cullen Jones and Lia Neal — all of whom will vie for spots on the 123 squad.
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As the country's fast-growing film, television and video game industries vie for audiences, entertainment companies in search of quality homegrown content are snapping up IPs left and right.
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Violence has spiked in Guerrero over the past decade as a growing number of criminal gangs vie for control of crops of opium poppies and for drug-trafficking routes.
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Centeno said the world could be heading toward a multi-currency system in which the dollar would vie for dominance with others, notably the euro and the Chinese renminbi.
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The Rangers aim to conclude their season-high six-game homestand on a positive note Thursday as they vie for their eighth straight victory over the winless Arizona Coyotes.
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The Pacific and Central Division leaders vie for early Western Conference supremacy on Monday when the Kings conclude their six-game road trip at Scottrade Center against the Blues.
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LONDON (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline and Gilead Sciences will vie for business in treating HIV patients next week when both companies unveil clinical trial results at a medical meeting in Seattle.
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The finals of the National Council Auditions that the Metropolitan Opera hosts each year must be daunting for the young contestants who vie for one of five top prizes.
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Theon supports dutiful Yara's vie for queen, but Euron, an out-of-left-field loudmouth-for-the-people, steals her thunder with a lot of talk about his dick.
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Majors are likely to vie for a handful of blocks in the prolific offshore Campos and Santos basins on Thursday, with minimum signing bonuses of up to $575.5 million.
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Meanwhile, a majority of the African-American community appears to be solidly in the Clinton camp, as both she and Sanders vie for this crucial vote in South Carolina.
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After a shocking double elimination last week, the final contestants — Bobby Bones, Alexis Ren, Evanna Lynch and Milo Manheim — vie for the mirror-ball trophy in this season finale.
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But so, too, have Breitbart, The Daily Wire, The Daily Mail, and the viral publisher LADbible, which vie for some of the top spots in NewsWhip's monthly rankings. FoxNews.
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In each episode of "The Proposal," one person who is hidden from view is given the choice of 10 contestants who in turn vie for his or her affections.
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In a globalized world in which countries will always vie for influence, there is no way to fully eliminate all the national security risks that exist from influence operations.
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But nobody is expecting this team to immediately vie for a championship, not even with the presence of James, who has led teams to three titles in his career.
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THE LAYOVER Stranded at the St. Louis airport after a flight diversion, two friends (Alexandra Daddario and Kate Upton) vie for the affections of the same man (Matt Barr).
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Ryan Petty, whose 14-year-old daughter, Alaina, was killed in the shooting, narrowly lost a chance to vie for the school board seat, according to unofficial election results.
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Additionally, studies have found that ranked-choice voting increases the number of minority and women candidates who vie for elected office, partly because ranked-choice campaigning is less negative.
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Everything is starting to go the way of the St. Louis Cardinals, who vie for their sixth win in seven games against the host Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday night.
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However, if Biden leaves the board, there's a huge opening for a candidate with unlimited pockets and name recognition, such as Bloomberg, to vie for the African American vote.
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It was just a few months back that one publisher told Re/code that it was starting to feel like "the hunger games", as publishers vie for user attention.
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The focal point of "People's Republic of Desire" is YY's annual 15-day livestreaming competition where performers vie for gifts: the top-earning host wins prestige and a large sum.
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Woods will make his return to competition in elite company at the Hero World Challenge where a high-quality but limited field of 18 players will vie for the title.
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SHOOTOUT (WHICH IS CLEARLY VERY EXCITING) lets players vie for the title of penalty kick all-star so they can all bend it like the virtual Beckhams that they are.
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The virtual battles are projected on a screen behind them, as they vie for their names in the Battlecode Hall of Fame and a fraction of the $50,000 prize money.
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Trevor Bauer, who will vie for an American League-best 16th victory, has won a career-best eight straight decisions and owns a 2.47 ERA in his last 10 appearances.
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Amazon and Microsoft regularly vie for talent with giants like Google and Facebook, and many tech companies — including Uber, recently — have found themselves setting up home bases in the city.
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In that saga and the recent film it inspired, Killmonger and the Black Panther vie for the throne of Wakanda, a fictional African kingdom little known to the outside world.
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The question now is how long she can sustain it in a sprawling Democratic field as 23 other candidates vie for airtime on TV, digital news outlets, and social media.
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The Blue Jackets vie for their 10th straight home victory over the Philadelphia Flyers when the clubs play the third contest of their four-game season series at Nationwide Arena.
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The white-hot Penguins vie for their ninth win in 23 outings overall and ninth straight against the Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday when the teams meet at Consol Energy Center.
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The Indians will vie for their fifth victory in as many meetings versus the visiting Tigers on Wednesday when the clubs play the second contest of their three-game series.
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They are locked in a battle to vie for ideological dominance — the one thing that our system of checks and balances is designed to prevent — and the result is deadlock.
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The Toronto Blue Jays try to maintain their newfound perch atop the American League East as they vie for a three-game sweep of the visiting Baltimore Orioles on Sunday.
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Would he like to become one of the 25 bachelors who vie for the heart of a bachelorette, episode after episode, as she gradually and sometimes ruthlessly winnows them down?
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The cellar-dwelling Islanders will set sail to begin a six-game stretch at Barclays Center on Thursday when they vie for their fourth straight home win over the Stars.
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IS-K has fought for the past few years against the more established and widespread Taliban insurgency as they vie for influence and the Afghan government struggles to assert control.
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The Bengals will vie for their second straight victory in a bid to even their record on Sunday morning when they test their mettle against the Washington Redskins in London.
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Perhaps you're already a fan of the sport in question, as the title of today's puzzle, "To the Point," refers to points that you vie for in a sports competition.
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Fighters from around the region began streaming into Iraq, turning the country into a battleground where Islamic militants could vie for power among themselves and take on the United States.
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Among those lining up to vie for the former prime minister's seat in the Sydney electorate of Wentworth is Christine Forster, the sister of another former prime minister, Tony Abbott.
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Every January since 2008, two weeks before the Old Fur race, Mongols and Kazakhs vie for village supremacy in a race that incorporates a series of stops for archery shooting.
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But February postponements could send shockwaves through the calendar as March releases like Disney&aposs "Mulan" and the latest James Bond film "No Time to Die" vie for limited showtimes.
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But Kenney may not get to shepherd the merged conservative party, as Brian Jean, the head of the currently bigger Wildrose, has said he would vie for the new leadership.
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Mr. Trump seems to enjoy the confusion and intrigue that occurs when staffers with hazy roles — or, like Mr. Benton, few qualifications — scrap over turf and vie for his attention.
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It was announced Monday that "Jeopardy" alums Ken Jennings, Brad Rutter and James Holzhauer will vie for the title as top champ of the champs on the popular game show.
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The Tampa Bay Rays vie for their first series sweep of the season when they visit the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday for the finale of their three-game set.
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Since online threats affect everything from medical devices to transportation systems to the energy sector, different government agencies and departments often vie for funding and authority tied to cybersecurity issues.
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Meanwhile, Democrats are increasingly moving to the left on issues such as health care and taxes, reflecting a more progressive and younger party as they vie for the party's nomination.
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The Convoy deck is made up of your followers, different people and creatures from across Soma that are associated with one of the factions that vie for power and resources.
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Still, Sunday's loss to the unranked Wofford Terriers is a massive blow to a team that was widely expected to vie for a top spot in the ACC this season.
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With J.J. Watt making his return and a chance to vie for the franchise's first divisional-round victory on the line, I'm taking Houston to outmaneuver an elite Buffalo defense.
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As the sea ice recedes and temperatures rise, the warmer waters of the Atlantic are moving north and bringing with them new competitors that vie for the same rich resources.
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The rapper's teaming with Postmates delivery service for his yacht party presented by WAV ... fans will vie for 400 spots on the boat by competing in a tech treasure hunt.
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At the auction, which begins at 1 pm Eastern on July 20, space collectors will vie for memorabilia that ranges from the space race's earliest years to the space shuttle program.
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The attempt came as Chinese e-cigarette startups raised loads of venture capital over the past year in their fight to vie for attention in the world's largest market of smokers.
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After remaining perfect in the playoffs in Alberta, the Ducks vie for their third win in a row in the matchup when they host the Oilers for Game 233 on Friday.
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If the show's setting is funny to us, it's quite serious for the characters; high school is where they have to live their lives, vie for the approval of their peers.
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Although they scored the lone run in the opener, the Astros look to get their offense untracked when they vie for a series victory against the visiting Detroit Tigers on Saturday.
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Unfortunately, most people don't know they can vie for better rates, and if they do, the odds are stacked against them if they don't know precisely the right questions to ask.
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With the tackler and the ball-carrier on the ground, players from both the defending and attacking side form an impromptu scrimmage over the ball to vie for possession of it.
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But perhaps more fitting would be a selection process based on the Miss Universe model, or perhaps "The Apprentice", where basses vie for the privilege of embodying him on the stage.
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Across Latin America, fintech startups have hit billion-dollar valuations and raised hundreds of millions as investors vie for a piece of the region's growing e-commerce and financial services markets.
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The cellar-dwelling Coyotes vie for their fourth win in the five-game season series on Saturday night when the Pacific Division rivals meet at Gila River Arena in Glendale, Ariz.
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You'll see an incredible cohort of pre-Series A companies go head-to-head in Startup Battlefield, where they'll vie for $100,000 in non-equity cash and life-changing investor love.
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As the industry grows and more podcasts vie for advertiser dollars, podcast networks are going to have to make the case that an advertiser is best served by their specific show.
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Generally, government work across the world is poorly paid, but banks often vie for the contracts simply to build a relationship with the state in the hope of getting future business.
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Ottawa veteran G Craig Anderson will vie for his 200th career victory against the Ducks, against whom he owns a 3-8-0 mark with a 3.25 goals-against average. 2.
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While 32 teams vie for the FIFA World Cup trophy, certain officials will be relegated to two small rooms just outside of Moscow, tasked with watching video monitors of the matches.
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The New York Islanders look to take a significant step forward toward the playoffs on Thursday when they vie for a five-game season sweep of the visiting Columbus Blue Jackets.
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The Chicago Bulls head into the final day of the regular season with their playoff fate still undecided as three teams vie for the final two spots in the Eastern Conference.
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Deadly accidents in Myanmar's jade mining areas, where small time prospectors and big firms vie for the precious stone, have underscored the sector's lax safety rules and a lack of accountability.
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Not an e-cigarette, but also not quite a combustible cigarette, Iqos is a heat-not-burn tobacco product and the newest nicotine technology to vie for the lungs of Americans.
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MADRID — Dozens of countries, representing a wide range of languages, vie for the Eurovision song contest every year, but English has been by far the most dominant tongue, with 26 victories.
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First-past-the-post systems, in which multiple candidates vie for one seat, tend to produce two-party democracies, while parliamentary systems allow for a more diverse slate of political parties.
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The endorsements give the former gubernatorial chief of staff a huge boost ahead of the April 26 primary, where the candidates will vie for the chance to take on Republican Sen.
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Yet while more and more women and people of color have transformed their rage into political tools, when they vie for powerful positions, they find that anger comes with a price.
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Trainer: Bob Baffert Jockey: Joel Rosario Odds: 9-2 Drape: The 2-year-old champion will vie for favoritism after two narrow losses in the Santa Anita Derby and the Rebel.
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The news of Halep's victory also had to vie for attention in Romania with the current political turmoil in the country, which grew louder on the day of the women's final.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 10%Summary: On the dramatic series "The Mountain," two brothers vie for ownership of a ski resort when their grandfather dies and leaves his legacy in their hands.
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Angels 23, Yankees 153 Over the course of a baseball season, about a half-dozen games will vie for the dubious honor of being a team's worst setback of the year.
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There is at least a new degree of uncertainty about whether he will be in a strong position to vie for liberal Democrats who have already been migrating toward Ms. Warren.
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The St. Louis Blues' Jordan Binnington, in front of his home fans, won the Save Streak competition, in which goalies vie for the longest run of saving skaters' penalty-shot attempts.
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Like almost three-quarters of the artists, designers and architects who vie for three-month residencies at the center, about 22010 miles southeast of Amsterdam, he is new to the medium.
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Wage growth has been anemic for years; benefits have collapsed; young people who were told to get a college degree to vie for "good jobs" have graduated with piles of debt.
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Diop, the first black woman ever to vie for the top Cannes award, said it was not foremost in her mind after her win but added that the recognition was symbolically important.
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In an exclusive sneak peek from Wednesday's episode of Game Changers, the castaways vie for all-important immunity by standing on a narrow balance beam while holding a buoy between two handles.
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The firm is poised to raise $11.83 million from the IPO, which will help it fund content and technological development to vie for a piece of China's $211.8 billion online fashion market.
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Hired, the platform that lets applicants vie for top tech jobs, has announced a $30 million extension to its Series C funding, bringing the total of that particular round to $70 million.
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The St. Louis Blues vie for their second victory in as many nights of the 2016-17 season when they face off against the Minnesota Wild in their home opener on Thursday.
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This is not a world in which women want to spend their Sunday evening watching other women vie for a sparkly crown and scholarship money dressed in evening gowns and bathing suits.
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Tuesday's heated season 22 finale saw deaf model Nyle DiMarco, UFC fighter Paige VanZant and Good Morning America meteorologist Ginger Zee vie for glory – but only one could be crowned the winner.
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The report noted that figure was in line with recent election cycles, despite the vitriolic contest that saw two of the most unpopular candidates in recent history vie for the White House.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A borzoi, pug, bichon frise and border collie won Monday's group competitions at the 142nd annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show and will vie for the contest's top prize.
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Last night, 29 women arrived at Bachelor Mansion to vie for Arie Luyendyk's heart, but that's likely just a fraction of the women who auditioned to be a part of the show.
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But independent and separate U.N. experts say several armed groups as well as national army commanders have been involved in the killings as they vie for influence in Congo's lawless eastern borderlands.
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Spotlight has won the praise of critics and moviegoers alike, and will now vie for a Golden Globe on Sunday night – all things that come as no surprise to star Mark Ruffalo.
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Trumbo looks to continue his torrid play versus the Blue Jays on Wednesday when the visiting Baltimore Orioles vie for a series victory over their American League East rivals at Rogers Centre.
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He will begin a record-extending 310th week at the top on Monday, his third stint at No.1 this year as he and his old Spanish rival Nadal vie for supremacy.
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"As factions vie for power in the Central African Republic, civilians on all sides are exposed to their deadly attacks," said Lewis Mudge, Africa researcher at the U.S-based human rights watchdog.
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A first generation American whose mom and dad are Korean immigrants, Kim would vie for Olympic glory buoyed by the support of the family members still living in her parents' native country.
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Fuel stations, a general store, a bar, an evangelical church and prostitutes vie for the income and attention of the miners, known as garimpeiros, when they aren't working or lazing in hammocks.
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The endorsement gives the former gubernatorial chief of staff a boost ahead of the heated Democratic primary on April 26, where the candidates will vie for the chance to take on Sen.
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Generally, government work is poorly paid all over the world, but banks often vie for the contracts simply to build a relationship with the state in the hope of winning future business.
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A theater review on June 14 about "The Taming of the Shrew," at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park, misstated the title women vie for in a beauty pageant in the production.
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The Wild vie for just their third win in eight all-time trips to Ottawa when they play the second contest of their three-game road trip against the Senators on Tuesday.
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After breezing to a 30-0 victory over Houston last week, the Chiefs vie for their 12th straight win when they face the host Patriots on Saturday in a divisional-round clash.
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Maduro and Guaido vie for power Maduro addressed a sea of supporters wearing red -- symbolic of the government's socialist revolution -- from the balcony of the Miraflores presidential palace later in the day.
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The two remaining undefeated teams in conference action will vie for the top spot Tuesday when the Mountaineers attempt to pull a home upset against the Jayhawks for the third straight season.
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Both O'Brien and Jenkins note that there's a pretty deep bench of Massachusetts lawmakers who could vie for another Senate seat down the line, if Warren's were to open up, for example.
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The driver had lost control of his vehicle while racing another bus to pick up passengers, a common occurrence in Bangladesh, where dozens of poorly regulated private transportation companies vie for customers.
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Many emotions vie for dominance among the young men living in limbo in "Kill Move Paradise," the bleak and beautiful new drama by James Ijames at the National Black Theater in Harlem.
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The Nationals will vie for their 16th straight victory in a start by the undefeated Strasburg when they visit the Reds in the second contest of the three-game series on Saturday.
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Hong Kong Journal HONG KONG — On a bustling Hong Kong street lined with dried seafood stores, where baskets of sea cucumber vie for space with scallops and abalone, one shop stands out.
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A battle to lead the powerful House Appropriations Committee has broken out behind the scenes, as a trio of lawmakers vie for the coveted leadership post that oversees all federal spending. Rep.
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Perez and the Royals look to continue their torrid march on Wednesday as the reigning World Series champions vie for their fifth consecutive victory and a series sweep of the visiting Indians.
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Leading Democrats have sought to clear the field for Mr. Northam, hoping to give him a head start in fund-raising and organization, while at least three Republicans vie for the nomination.
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Nill's Western Conference-leading Stars look to continue their good fortune as they vie for their second straight victory over a Central Division rival on Saturday when they host the Minnesota Wild.
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Both O'Brien and Jenkins note that there's a pretty deep bench of Massachusetts lawmakers who could vie for another Senate seat down the line if Warren's were to open up, for example.
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We're seeing the same pattern play out with impeachment, as everyone in Trump's orbit, from lawyers to outside allies to top West Wing staffers, vie for the opportunity to impress the president.
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Daily fantasy sports are online contests that challenge players to build rosters of actual athletes in order to vie for cash and other prizes based on how those athletes do in games.
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But she predicted that his first months in office would be turbulent, as factions within his inner circle, which includes top military figures, free-market economists and evangelical leaders, vie for supremacy.
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Longevity in the spotlight actually depends on new "phases" and "transformations," leaving pop queens to constantly vie for power and relevancy via the rebirth of their art and image as they age.
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Votes are also still being counted for California's 49th District, where former State Department contractor Sara Jacobs is duking it out in a "top two" primary for a chance to vie for Rep.
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But it is also an increasingly crowded market and the Gladiator will have to vie for attention with several competitors that can crawl over rocks, drive through rivers and race through the desert.
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The billionaire businessman was then best known for his popular reality TV show, a feud with President Obama over the leader's birth certificate and previous, unfulfilled promises to vie for the White House.
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Therefore, global banks are expected to vie for a bigger share of the yuan-denominated fee income-based products and services by beefing up their expertise and resources in that segment, they said.
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After recording five hits in his last two contests, Forsythe looks to continue his good fortune on Sunday afternoon as the Rays vie for a series victory versus the visiting Toronto Blue Jays.
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She's reintroducing contestants in the most recent cycle of DRAGnet, a drag competition she hosts where newer queens vie for a $200 prize and the opportunity to share her stage for three months.
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The Minnesota Wild have been sharp in two games since the holiday break and vie for a third straight victory over a Central Division opponent when they visit the Nashville Predators on Saturday.
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There are 34 Senate seats up for election in 2020 — including a special election in Arizona — many of which are expected to be brutally competitive as Democrats vie for control of the Senate.
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The Bruins vie for their fourth win of the trek on Saturday when they visit a Dallas Stars team that has dropped two in a row after winning seven of its previous eight.
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Take a tour around Post Malone's mansion: Nonetheless, the sheer volume of streaming activity has meant that a song that does extremely well across streaming platforms can vie for a singles chart slot.
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Trump will be attending the G7 leaders summit, where topics like migration and climate change will vie for attention in an agenda already dense with thorny issues like Syria, Russia, globalization and trade.
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Combative, earthy drum sounds vie for air space with bleating sirens and plastically distended synths; vocals snake tensely and around unruly song structures with nary a release—or pop climax—to be heard.
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Find your presidential match with CNN's 2016 Candidate Matchmaker They faced questions from Buckeye State voters as they vie for the support of blue collar and minority voters who underpin the Democratic coalition.
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That said, the stock seems to have baked in a strong report, so Cramer suggested investors stay away from the hot-headed stock and vie for the "better-run" MasterCard or Visa instead.
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Don't miss your opportunity to watch founders of Africa's best early-stage tech startups as they launch on a global stage to vie for a cash infusion, investor attention and serious bragging rights.
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When multiple United States attorneys offices vie for a case — and cannot resolve it among themselves — they will either team up or let the deputy attorney general in Washington make the final call.
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A close ally of Moscow and host to a Russian military base, Kyrgyzstan helps its former Soviet overlord project power across a region where China and the United States also vie for influence.
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Mexico's historic unions, which prospered for decades in their alliance with the long-ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, warn that the new law could weaken unions as they vie for worker support.
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He projects a strong image of India abroad, putting India in position to play a larger role on the world stage as the United States and China vie for influence around the region.
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Some refiners holding long-term supply contracts also stepped up purchases from Saudi Arabia and other Middle East producers for loading in April, after the sellers slashed prices to vie for market share.
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But all this is overwhelmed by the daddy issues, land-grab intrigue and intra-family drama, as the younger Duttons vie for favorite-child status and a battle of rich against richer escalates.
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"Diversity means meeting with people across the aisle who are traditionally more Democratic, who are coming together and wanting to offer him advice, perhaps vie for a spot in his Cabinet," Conway said.
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Under rules set up for Brazil's pre-salt oil play, consortia vie for blocks by offering the most after-cost oil to the Brazilian government, and agree to pay a fixed signing bonus.
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World number one Tai Tzu Ying of Taiwan and 2016 Olympic silver medalist Pusarla Sindhu will vie for the women's singles gold while Christie reached the men's singles final against Taiwan's Chou Tienchen.
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A host of teams in other sports, including the Dodgers and the Lakers, vie for fans' attention, and great weather provides plenty of reasons to abandon the sofa and the television remote control.
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Irene Schouten is the second Dutch skater in the final, in which 16 skaters will take to the ice simultaneously to vie for gold, while Americans Heather Bergsma and Mia Manganello also qualified.
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Bear witness to the Startup Battlefield as founders of early-stage startups launch on a world stage and vie for the Disrupt Cup, intense media and investor love and a $50,000 cash prize.
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In union-heavy primary states like California, New York, and Michigan, the fight over single-payer health care is fracturing organized labor, sometimes pitting unions against Democratic candidates that vie for their support.
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After recording back-to-back three-hit performances, Gardner will look to extend his hitting streak to 11 games on Wednesday afternoon as the New York Yankees vie for a sweep of the Twins.
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The duo looks to keep swinging for the fences on Sunday afternoon as the Yankees vie for a season-high eighth straight win and a four-game sweep of the visiting Tampa Bay Rays.
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To ensure that you don't miss any of the action while frantically flipping through channels, we have rounded up all the places you can watch the world's furriest competitors vie for Best in Show.
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Since the fall of long-time ruler Muammar Gaddafi in a 2011 NATO-backed uprising, OPEC member Libya has slipped into chaos and has had no proper budget as rival administrations vie for power.
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Right-hander Danny Salazar looks to hit the ground running upon his return from the disabled list on Thursday as the host Cleveland Indians vie for a series victory over the Chicago White Sox.
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Three governments vie for power, multiple tribes compete for influence and a slice of the country's dwindling oil wealth, and ISIS managed to take a foothold in the city of Sirte -- Gadhafi's home town.
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After belting a home run in each contest of the interleague series, Trumbo looks to provide an encore on Sunday afternoon as the Baltimore Orioles vie for a sweep of the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks.
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Shut out in back-to-back contests and in four of its last five, Vancouver will vie for its first road win of the season on Saturday when it visits the Toronto Maple Leafs.
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They'll vie for $2,73 in prize money, $500 of which will come from the DNC and be awarded to the child who comes up with the best defensive strategy for states around the country.
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They'll vie for $2,500 in prize money, $500 of which will come from the DNC and be awarded to the child who comes up with the best defensive strategy for states around the country.
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The 26-year-old will vie for his third straight win overall and first versus the Mets, against whom he scattered four hits and struck out nine over six scoreless frames on April 33.
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The Air Force estimate is likely to set the stage for greater debate about military spending priorities, including within the Pentagon, where branches of the world's most powerful military already fiercely vie for resources.
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The team is trying to end the ludicrous coddling of sixth-generation Palestinian "refugees," who vie for international aid while more than 60 million legitimate refugees need the world's help to secure their future.
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But even here, in a state with an estimated quadrillion gallons of groundwater, water rights are dividing communities and stirring unrest as business interests and private citizens vie for access to this precious resource.
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The online ubiquity of these segments has helped "The Late Late Show" thrive in an intensely competitive environment in which more than a dozen late-night series vie for TV ratings and internet clicks.
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The tie-up ultimately will strengthen the airlines' position in the world's second-largest cross-border market, helping them vie for U.S. vacationers, business executives and travelers visiting friends and family in either country.
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After falling short in a contest in the building's first season (1996-97), the Flyers vie for their 13th straight home regular-season win over the Blackhawks when the clubs meet on Saturday afternoon.
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THE ARTS A theater review on June 14 about "The Taming of the Shrew," at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park, misstated the title women vie for in a beauty pageant in the production.
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Sportswear companies like Adidas, Nike and Puma vie for sponsorship deals with some of the world's best soccer teams ahead of the World Cup, one the most highly watched sporting events around the globe.
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And he will be the best free agent available this summer, when multiple teams—flush with salary cap space thanks to a dramatic increase in NBA revenues—are expected to vie for his services.
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A highly competitive congressional race for an open House seat is sharpening and heightening those tensions, as candidates of both parties vie for voters in a district that defines the state's east-west divide.
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They won't be the only candidates to possibly enter the crowded field, but this small group makes up one of the most inclusive groups to ever vie for the presidential nomination for any party.
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Murghab, one of the largest districts in Badghis, has been a battleground for Taliban and Afghan forces since early this year as both sides vie for control of the province's main east-west road.
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This is particularly true of the two women who vie for dominance in the household of Quinn Carney (a magnetic Mr. James, in a role that finally makes full use of his heroic potential).
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But many of the qualities that endeared him to royalty and commoners alike live on in the men who will vie for the green jacket that Palmer donned in 20113, 1960, 1962 and 1964.
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Even with that surge in activity, Amazon and Google could find it challenging to vie for tech talent given the sheer scale of hiring both be looking to do in the years to come.
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Once upon a time the crowning of a new set of style royalty was so newsworthy that reporters from The Rocky Mountain News to The Daily Mail in England would vie for the scoop.
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While answering questions from kids, First Lady Michelle Obama — who is interviewed alongside husband President Barack Obama for this week's PEOPLE cover story — decisively ended speculation that she'd ever vie for the nation's highest office.
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If Chapo is extradited, he predicts a spike in the level of violence, as different factions vie for control at home, while rival gangs step up their game in plazas in dispute outside of Sinaloa.
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If he wins in November, Jealous would become the third African American to hold a state governorship, a landmark milestone as a growing number of candidates of color vie for elected office around the country.
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Just as the Pinocchios compete with each other for Geppetto's attention in order to develop into "real boys," these different inner characters vie for a creator's nurturing attention in order to manifest in their work.
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In October, it had a boost when a court ruled in Palantir's favor and ordered the U.S. Army to re-open bidding for a valuable data system contract so that Palantir could vie for it.
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Buoyed by that big hit, the streaking Ducks vie for their 29th consecutive home win over the Flames on Saturday when the Pacific Division rivals play Game 2 of their Western Conference first-round series.
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The New York Islanders vie for just their first home-and-home sweep of the Philadelphia Flyers in nearly 36 years on Friday when the Metropolitan Division rivals meet in the City of Brotherly Love.
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Top contenders, including Sam Mikulak and 2012 individual all-around Olympic bronze medalist Danell Leyva, will vie for one of eight coveted spots on the American squad, consisting of five team members and three alternates.
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Of course, there's tons more, including Startup Battlefield, where you'll see some of the world's most exciting tech startups pitch in front of a panel of judges and vie for an equity-free cash prize.
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With May weakened by a failed election gamble last month which saw her Conservatives lose their parliamentary majority, Britain's weekend papers were full of stories of infighting as cabinet colleagues reportedly vie for her job.
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Yet some ETF issuers have had to delay fund launches as they vie for backing from overextended trading firms that have millions of dollars of seed capital and trading support tied up in fledgling ETFs.
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After cruising to victory in the series opener, the Royals vie for their eighth straight win over Minnesota on Tuesday as the American League Central rivals play the second contest of their three-game set.
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The Athletics look to continue their dominance of the New York Yankees on Thursday as they vie for a three-game sweep in the Bronx and their 21st win in 143 encounters with the club.
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FRANKFURT/LONDON (Reuters) - At least three leading chemical companies are set to vie for BP's stake in Chinese petrochemicals joint venture SECCO which could fetch more than $2 billion, sources close to the process said.
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Dozens of people have been killed in fighting engulfing Tripoli as rival armed groups vie for power and money in the chaos persisting in the oil producer since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Revisiting the story of Wong Fei Hung, a martial arts master whose life has passed into Chinese folklore, "Legend" takes place in 19th-century Guangzhou, where two crime factions vie for control of the docks.
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The 24-year-old Russian looks to continue his torrid pace on Saturday afternoon as the Washington Capitals vie for a season series victory over the host Montreal Canadiens in a battle of division leaders.
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What has come to be known as Frieze Week is the time the international arts world converges on London, when a dizzying array of fairs, galleries and special exhibitions vie for the attention of collectors.
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Analysts saw the move as fulfilling the group's promise that it had abandoned armed struggle for good and would now vie for votes in Colombia's democracy, following past guerrilla movements in El Salvador and Nicaragua.
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While candidates (at least those who accept the human role in rising global temperature) vie for climate cred, they conceal the accurate scale of the carbon-neutrality challenge and set the stage for policy failure.
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The changes come as policy makers worldwide vie for influence over how people use digital services, including potentially putting limits on how companies like Facebook operate so as to exert some control over the internet.
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In Iran's complex politics, where moderates and conservatives often vie for power, Rouhani and Zarif's decision to pursue the nuclear deal risked tying their political futures to the idea of active diplomacy with the West.
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In Sarah Ruhl's intricate political drama, directed by Mark Wing-Davey at the Yale Repertory Theater last year, siblings Jeb and George W. Bush vie for dominance on the tennis court and off it, too.
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This Oscar-nominated drama by the Brazilian director Fernando Meirelles takes place in a slum outside Rio de Janeiro where boys vie for the chance to join armed gangs and lead a life of crime.
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As you collect the Pokémon and level up your character, you join one of three teams (Red, Blue or Yellow) and use your captured minions to vie for control of geographical hubs, called Gyms.
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"About three out of four Southeast Asians (74.1%) expect China to vie for political leadership in response to the growing indifference of the US towards Southeast Asia and ASEAN," a report on the survey results added.
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Our experienced TechCrunch editors will review every application — they've been doing this process since 33, and they're experts at finding the best of the best — and then select 15 startups to vie for the top prize.
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The startup is also planning to follow a few dedicated trainees each year as they vie for one select spot to actually travel to space via Space Nation, with the program officially launched in February 2018.
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Stephens in particular is well-positioned to vie for juicy government contracts: after being tapped by Founders Fund managing partner Peter Thiel, he played a role in the Trump administration, overseeing the Department of Defense transition.
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The homer-happy Rockies vie for their sixth win in seven outings overall and 03th in 21 meetings with the host Reds on Tuesday when the teams play the second contest of their three-game series.
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With victories in 15 of their last 18 contests, the Blackhawks look to continue their impressive March as they vie for a sweep of their Canadian road trip with Saturday's tilt versus the Toronto Maple Leafs.
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After beginning their nine-game road trip with a convincing win in the opener, the American League Central-leading Indians vie for a series victory when the three-game set continues at Target Field on Saturday.
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During a recent live-taping of her podcast SuperSoul Sunday, Winfrey was chatting with Lin-Manuel Miranda when she confirmed for the first time since the Globes that she has no plans to vie for office.
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Depending on who you ask, either Bang or Uzi could vie for the unofficial title of 'world's best ADC,' and even on an off-day, they'll crush just about anyone who would dare to challenge them.
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"Mongers" is a scorching track that is never one thing more than another; sludge, caustic hardcore and blackened foundations all vie for space but it's wonderfully cohesive despite the swirling chaos Forest Of Tygers present here.
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The 53-year-old rookie aims to continue the power surge and reach base for the 15th straight game on Tuesday as the New York Yankees vie for a series victory over the visiting Minnesota Twins.
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Entertainment companies are all going to vie for more exclusive offerings, and that means artists and creators will win as these companies pay more for quality entertainment that they can make exclusively to lock in subscribers.
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FEW people pondering how to vote in the referendum on Britain's European Union membership on June 23rd will care which group is designated to vie for their support when the official campaign begins on April 15th.
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The film, which focuses on back-stabbing and in-fighting among the Soviet leader's closest allies as they vie for power immediately after his 1953 death, had been privately viewed by culture ministry officials and advisers.
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ZHUHAI, China (Reuters) - Western suppliers have tightened security precautions at China's largest air show after U.S. accusations of industrial espionage rather than miss the chance to vie for a slice of the country's heavy aerospace spending.
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The board's decision to declare a new election sets up a new round of primary elections in North Carolina's 9th District, meaning that Harris and McCready will have to vie for their parties' nominations once again.
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Arts executives with experience managing cultural institutions have asked whether Mr. Charpenel, who has little fund-raising experience, is prepared for the competitive atmosphere of New York, where behemoth cultural organizations vie for funding and attention.
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In "The Favourite," his new film, two women vie for the affections of an impressionable, mercurial Queen Anne, well aware that losing her favor would put an end to their ambitions of power, status, even survival.
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However, with 64% of employers expected to step up their investment in D&I in the coming months, Chamberlain said he expects the momentum to filter down to smaller employers as they vie for top talent.
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While the entrants vie for prizes, their peers can investigate the young engineers' digital innovations, which include assistive technology for people with disabilities; wearable, programmable lighting devices for dancers; and games with a social conscience.emoti-con.
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Inside, skiers still in boots and bulky gear vie for space at long shared tables adjacent to the food court, which offers standard burgers-and-fries fare, plus a taco bar, Thai station and great soups.
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In Rio, all of China's singles and doubles contenders are expected to vie for podium places but the days of gold medal-deciders fought exclusively by shuttlers in identical red shirts may be gone for good.
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The "best-of-group" competition will continue Tuesday with the terrier, sporting and working groups, after which the seven group winners will vie for the "Best-in-Show" trophy in a grand finale on Tuesday night.
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That approach is being tested daily, however, as China and the United States vie for economic and military supremacy and Russian leader Vladimir Putin seeks to undermine democracies and extend his nation's influence around the globe.
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The new date is not fixed in stone: If the first trial was any indication, the coming months will be filled with motions and countermotions as Mr. Cosby's lawyers and the prosecution vie for an edge.
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Johan tries to control the volatile moods and behaviors of his little brother, but all attempts to rein him in evaporate, changing to animosity as they both vie for the same young woman (Victoria Carmen Sonne).
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Critics say the six-lane road - complete with wide, illuminated footpaths - is emblematic of a regional power play whereby donor countries vie for influence with show-stopper gifts, even as deeper problems plague the Pacific nation.
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Its past decade of unrivaled subscriber growth, and an equally impressive stock climb, has forced legacy media to take streaming seriously or risk irrelevance and tech titans to vie for a piece of the streaming-TV pie.
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But the incessant competitiveness of the bear world is also on display through the bear cam during the long Alaskan summer days, as the bears vie for meals and territory, bullying each other and chasing competitors away.
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The Phillies vie for their sixth win in eight interleague games this season on Tuesday afternoon when they play the second contest of a four-game, home-and-home series with the Blue Jays at Rogers Centre.
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Winners of three in a row overall, the Tigers vie for their sixth triumph in eight encounters with the reeling Royals on Tuesday as the American League Central rivals continue their three-game series at Kauffman Stadium.
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The film, which focuses on the back-stabbing and in-fighting of the Soviet leader's closest allies as they vie for power immediately after his death, was viewed by culture ministry officials and advisors at the weekend.
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In high schools across the U.S., a quiet movement is underway to better prepare students for a hazy new future of work in which graduates will vie for fast-changing jobs being transformed by increasingly capable machines.
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At dueling conferences this week, Microsoft and Google will vie for developers' attention, with Microsoft emphasizing new offerings for its growing Azure cloud and Google pressing forward with new features for Android and its voice-based Assistant.
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The monolith of the mainstream media is no more—thousands of different perspectives vie for attention, and if politicians try to spread drug-related panic, scientists, experts, and journalistic debunkers like me can reach large audiences rapidly.
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"He has made up his mind and the decision was taken a long time ago," the source said, adding that Macron did not believe Socialist President Francois Hollande was well placed to vie for a second mandate.
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Scenting an opportunity, U.S. restructuring shops including FTI Consulting Inc, Houlihan Lokey Inc, and Moelis & Co have set up shop in Brazil over the past three years to vie for mandates with local banks and independent advisors.
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Pierluisi, who is expected to vie for the governor's seat in elections later this year, said he would be asking witnesses about various steps that should be taken to lower the cost of electricity on the island.
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Ms. Hadid's design for the Maxxi, a modern art museum in Rome, alluded distantly to Baroque precedents, and became one of the rare modern buildings in the city to vie for attention with its numerous historical sites.
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After rallying to victory with back-to-back homers in the ninth inning, the Blue Jays vie for a sweep of the Athletics on Thursday afternoon when the teams conclude their four-game series at Rogers Centre.
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Happ will vie for his majors-best 18th victory this season and first of his career versus the Angels on Thursday when the clubs battle in the rubber match of the series at Rogers Centre in Toronto.
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As tech companies vie for contracts with large health systems to manage a growing volume of their most sensitive data, they need employees on board who understand specific topics like protein networks and gene networks, said Price.
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Boeing and Airbus have been expanding their footprint in China as they vie for orders in the fast-growing aviation market, which is expected to overtake the United States as the world's largest in the next decade.
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Rather than vie for support with hundreds of other talented young players in America, Francois made a pivotal decision: His daughters, from age 13, would play for Japan, the nation they left behind nearly a decade earlier.
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Twenty Democrats continue to vie for their party's nomination to challenge Republican President Donald Trump in November 2020, but party rules about polling and fundraising resulted in only half of them qualifying for the debate in Houston.
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Germany has just completed a 6.5 billion euro ($7.4 billion)auction of 5G spectrum that can, for example, run "smart" factories, setting the stage for Huawei and rivals Ericsson and Nokia to vie for billions in deals.
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In the men's team pursuit, Britain's Andy Tennant, Mark Stewart, Ollie Wood and Chris Latham will go head-to-head with Italy in Thursday's race for the bronze medal, while Australia and New Zealand vie for gold.
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The fine, originally set at $5.2 billion on the basis of charging $1,000 for each unregistered card remaining connected, is the latest sign of tension between the countries which vie for economic and political dominance in Africa.
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But when her tax attorney husband, Tom (Josh Lucas), is given the chance to vie for an open seat on the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, Chloe stirs herself into action involving paramours, power brokers and blackmail.
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A multi-billion-dollar Russian deal to buy Indian refiner Essar was nearly sunk at the eleventh hour by a rival bid from Saudi Arabia, as the two oil superpowers vie for supremacy across the world. 6.
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Five years after the fall of strongman leader Moammar Gadhafi, three governments vie for power, multiple tribes compete for influence and a slice of the country's dwindling oil wealth, and ISIS has gained a foothold in some areas.
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The worst terror attack on American soil since 9/11 has become a test of leadership as they vie for the world's most powerful job and a chance to scramble for political advantage in the general election campaign.
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Boeing and Airbus have been expanding their footprint in China as they vie for orders in the country's fast-growing aviation market, which is expected to overtake the United States as the world's largest in the next decade.
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Bezos said he doubts Blue Origin will use its booster to compete against United Launch Alliance for the military's launch business, but it will vie for commercial customers against United Launch Alliance, Elon Musk's SpaceX and other companies.
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That looming conflict will play out in a crisis where the anti-EU political forces like the Five Star Movement, the Northern League, Forza Italia and the factions of the splintering Democratic Party continue to vie for power.
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After receiving a curtain call following each of his two homers for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Utley looks to continue his emotional homecoming in style as the visitors vie for a series victory over the Phillies on Wednesday.
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SpaceX has consistently claimed that its Falcon 9 rocket worked perfectly—a claim with added credence, now that the U.S. Air Force has said it's not going to dismiss the rocket company's right to vie for military contracts.
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The companies, some which will develop small launch vehicles and robotic rovers over the next 10 years, will vie for a chunk of the $2.6 billion under the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Commercial Lunar Payload Services program.
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Several countries including wealthy Gulf states have ramped up investments in seaports along the Red Sea and East Africa's coast as they vie for influence in a strategic corridor that is vital for shipping lanes and oil routes.
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Conforto looks to continue his stellar run at the plate as the Mets vie for their 10th consecutive win over the visiting Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday when the clubs play the middle contest of their three-game series.
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Connor Hellebuyck got the start Friday with Ondrej Pavelec (lower body) sidelined, and coach Paul Maurice told reporters after the game that the 23-year-old may vie for his second win against the Lightning this season. 1.
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Tonight, 31 eligible bachelors will step out of a limo (or a horse, or a helicopter, if history serves us right) to vie for the love of one bachelorette, Rachel Lindsay, on the thirteenth season of The Bachelorette.
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One day after squandering a chance to move closer to a postseason position, the Colorado Rockies vie for the series win on Sunday as they host the Arizona Diamondbacks for the rubber match of their three-game set.
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Yet the Warriors have remained aware that all their feats would be meaningless without an opportunity to vie for another championship, their victories consigned to the dustbin of near renown, their records reduced to footnotes of almost greatness.
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With 25 points (15 goals, 10 assists) in his last 17 games, Marchand looks to keep the Bruins on the winning track on Saturday afternoon as they vie for a season series victory over the visiting Philadelphia Flyers.
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With eight goals and two assists in his last nine contests, Monahan looks to remain hot as the Flames vie for their third straight win on Friday when they open a three-game road trip against the Devils.
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He preached patience and prudence, twin concepts that never really meshed with Carmelo Anthony's stated desire to vie for championships — or at least a shot at the playoffs — while he still clung to some vestige of his prime.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former Vice President Joe Biden has begun building a presidential campaign ahead of an expected announcement next month that he will vie for the Democratic nomination in 2020, sources familiar with his plans said on Wednesday.
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The state has seen its population decline over the past three years and its structure, with no county governments, forces many of its 169 self-governing cities and towns to vie for state aid to supplement property taxes.
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"Right now the candidate who can compete and vie for black votes with Biden is Bloomberg," Cornell Belcher, a former aide to President Barack Obama who is advising Bloomberg, said Saturday evening after Biden's landslide in South Carolina.
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The third season of NBA 2K League is postponed but players hoping to vie for a shot at the professionals can sign up for the opening stage of the tournament (March 27-5003) starting next week at NBA2KLeague.com.
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The Starbucks deal also comes as restaurants vie for a share of the expanding morning food business, with burger chain Wendy's Co shaking up the status quo by officially launching into the U.S. breakfast market on March 2.
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The first depicts the coming-of-age of a feminine boy who seems destined to be gay—male classmates vie for him—but who escapes those desires by engaging in bouts of mutual exhibitionism with a mannish maiden.
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WASHINGTON—John McCain was honored Friday in a way that symbolized the Republican senator and former presidential candidate's vision for the country: politicians from both sides of the aisle sharing strong bonds even as they vie for power.
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"Salvini could become the strongman of Europe ... it's an incredible opportunity," Borghi said, forecasting that European right-wing and anti-system parties, led by the League, could overtake the Socialists and vie for power with the centre-right.
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After erupting for a season-high 23 runs and 16 hits in the opener, the Tigers look to extend their winning streak to five games on Saturday when they vie for a series victory against the visiting Houston Astros.
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Women may be less likely to vie for high-powered jobs with big salaries, but they would go up against men and other women for jobs that offer child care on site or scholarships to good schools, she added.
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It's an obvious allusion to Kjellberg's ongoing battle with T-Series, a popular Bollywood channel that has been accused of using sub bots to boost its subscriber count, as the two vie for the title of YouTube's biggest channel.
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IN THE litany of bosses' gripes about Brazil's inclement business climate, rigid labour laws vie for pride of place with its convoluted tax laws and its licensing rules (on everything from health and safety to protection of cultural heritage).
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Average Joe's (and we don't just mean those of the Grocery Store Joe variety) and Jane's (or perhaps more fittingly, Lauren's) come out of the woodwork to vie for the love and attention of the titular bachelor or bachelorette.
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The red-hot Texas Rangers already have their ninth consecutive series victory at home in the bank — tying a franchise mark last recorded in 1993 — as they vie for a three-game sweep of the Seattle Mariners on Sunday.
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The Blue Jays will vie for their sixth straight victory over the Angels and hope to hand their ailing adversary a 12th consecutive road loss on Wednesday when the clubs play the second contest of their three-game set.
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After belting his second grand slam in two weeks, Franco will try his hand at providing a consistent presence at the plate as his Philadelphia Phillies vie for a sixth straight win Thursday afternoon against the visiting Miami Marlins.
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Corey Seager attempts to continue his assault of opposing pitchers while the Los Angeles Dodgers vie for their sixth consecutive victory when they host the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday for the middle contest of their three-game interleague set.
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But as the Clinton campaign turns its focus to the fall election against Mr. Trump and as both candidates vie for the support of white voters in the Rust Belt, gun control has become less of a driving force.
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Though seen by many as a possible contender for the 2020 residential race, Warren reiterated this week that she is focused on her Senate race in November, attempting to downplay speculation that she vie for the presidency in 2020.
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The program resembles Amazon's Alexa Fund and reflects the extent to which Google sees the success of its smart assistant as a driver of future growth, as both companies (and other tech giants) vie for dominance in the home.
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Set during the summer of 1975, "Raymie Nightingale" features an unlikely threesome of girls who bond over a series of disastrous baton-twirling lessons as they prepare to vie for the fantastic title of Little Miss Central Florida Tire.
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With four multi-point performances in seven games since the All-Star break, Burns looks to continue his good fortune on Wednesday as the host San Jose Sharks vie for their second straight season sweep of the Florida Panthers.
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Tech companies like Netflix, Facebook and Spotify have helped pave the way for that by introducing expanded perks and accommodations for new parents as part of a benefits arms race to vie for talent in a hyper-competitive market.
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After clinching a third consecutive playoff berth and 10th in the last 13 seasons, the Predators vie for their eighth win in their last nine home outings against the Islanders on Tuesday when the clubs meet at Bridgestone Arena.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Regulators should prevent investment firms from setting up shop in one jurisdiction to avoid stricter controls in their home state, the European Union's markets watchdog said, as centers such as Dublin, Frankfurt and Paris vie for business.
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That is lower than the $15 billion valuation achieved at its last fundraising in 2015, reflecting how competition has intensified in the e-commerce sector as companies vie for a slice of the world's fastest-growing internet services market.
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Blessing could vie for the job against the likes of Juerg Zeltner, the Swiss head of UBS's private banking business outside the Americas, investment banking head Andrea Orcel from Italy and wealth management Americas boss Tom Naratil, an American.
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The New York Mets are banking that the extra day of rest was beneficial for hard-throwing right-hander Noah Syndergaard as they vie for an abbreviated two-game sweep of the visiting Kansas City Royals on Wednesday afternoon.
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The Knicks, despite opening a roster spot and saving room under the salary cap by waiving forward Maurice Ndour before the start of free agency, do not have the financial flexibility to vie for the top point guards anyway.
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Wampah said he wanted to step down ahead of what is expected to be a tightly contested election in November in which Mahama will vie for a second and final term in power against opposition candidate Nana Akufo Addo.
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Still, these categories are an island unto themselves, whereas a nominee from any other race — be it an animated feature or a foreign-language film — can conceivably vie for best picture or at least be eligible for other Oscars.
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Walton, 39, was in his third season with the Lakers, who were expected to vie for a playoff spot after signing LeBron James, a four-time N.B.A. most valuable player, to a four-year, $43 million contract last July.
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The Main Card: Controversy Casts Shadow on De Randamie Title Win The main event of the evening saw former women's bantamweight champion Holly Holm and Dutch kickboxing export Germaine De Randamie vie for the inaugural UFC women's featherweight championship.
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The poll on July 20th, in which candidates will vie for one of 16 slots in the provincial assembly, is a milestone for Pakistan's neglected tribal borderlands: it is the first time they have been allowed to vote for local administrators.
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Sunday's show, taking place at Ahoy Rotterdam in the country's second city, will see British-born Dutch heavyweight Alistair Overeem vie for a chance to compete for Fabricio Werdum's UFC heavyweight title should he emerge victorious against Belarusian veteran Andrei Arlovski.
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Casey Affleck, Joel Edgerton, Andrew Garfield, Viggo Mortensen and Denzel Washington will vie for best actor in a motion picture drama while Amy Adams, Jessica Chastain, Isabelle Huppert, Ruth Negga and Natalie Portman are competing for best actress in that category.
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"She was always reminding me that I mattered," Saldana recently told CNBC Make It during a conversation about her work with the Chivas Venture Global Final, a competition in which social entrepreneurs vie for a piece of a $1 million fund.
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Washington will vie for supremacy in the Battle of the Beltway on Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens, who limited Oakland's third-ranked offense to just 13 first downs and 261 total yards before sustaining their first loss of the season.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - When Wall Street's quarterly earnings season kicks in to high gear next week, hundreds of companies will vie for the bragging rights that come from "beating the Street" - showing revenues and profits that are higher than analysts expected.
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The vacuum is felt in the ex-Soviet states, where American support was once a given, but also in the Western Balkans, a dangerously unstable zone in the heart of Europe where America, Russia and Turkey all vie for influence.
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As other chicken chains vie for chicken sandwich dominance, KFC is doing its bit for the planet and taking its first fledgling steps to move beyond the chicken coop with a plant-based chicken nugget in partnership with Beyond Meat.
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With six homers in his last six outings, Kemp looks to continue his torrid stretch as the Padres vie for a series victory on Saturday when they play the second contest of the three-game set against the host Washington Nationals.
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This would mean Mareshki's Will party, alongside the ethnic Turkish MRF and a grouping of nationalist parties - National Front for the Salvation, VMRO and Attack - will vie for a place in a new cabinet with one of the two top winners.
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Expect a fistful of smaller companies to vie for a piece of the stand-alone VR action with headsets of their own, though who knows if they'll be able to ship them before Oculus and Vive start selling their solutions.
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A pair of schools coming off dramatic last-second wins last weekend will vie for the right to advance to the Elite Eight on Friday when the Fighting Irish and Badgers square off in a Sweet 16 matchup in Philadelphia.
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Chris Sale looks to continue his successful ways as the visiting Boston Red Sox vie for a sweep of the floundering Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday in the finale of a four-game, home-and-home interleague series at Citizens Bank Park.
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MILAN (Reuters) - A space odyssey starring Brad Pitt, Steven Soderbergh's financial thriller "The Laundromat", Joaquin Phoenix's stint as "Joker" and Roman Polanski's new movie on the Dreyfus affair will vie for the top prize at next month's Venice film festival.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and his Democratic primary challenger, Cynthia Nixon, are poised to face their first consequential battle as early as this weekend, as they vie for one of New York's most coveted progressive endorsements: the Working Families Party.
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When mammogram facilities began offering "Mammograms with mimosas and manicures" as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it raised a question: is the implied patient-oriented goal of fostering compliance with screening sullied by the provider's ambition to vie for customers?
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LONDON/NEW DELHI/MOSCOW (Reuters) - A multi-billion-dollar Russian deal to buy Indian refiner Essar was nearly sunk at the eleventh hour by a rival bid from Saudi Arabia as the two oil superpowers vie for supremacy across the world.
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Five years have passed since the fall of Moammar Gadhafi, but three governments vie for power in Libya, multiple tribes compete for influence and a slice of the country's dwindling oil wealth; while ISIS has gained a foothold in some areas.
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ANTANANARIVO (Reuters) - Incumbent Madagascar President Hery Rajaonarimampianina and his political rival, former president Marc Ravalomanana, will vie for the post at an election scheduled for November, part of a move aimed at defusing a political crisis on the Indian Ocean island.
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The 2015 American League Cy Young Award winner looks to continue his scintillating pitching while the Houston Astros vie for their 10th win in 12 outings on Tuesday when they open a three-game series versus the host Cleveland Indians.
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He decided against waiting until November because Texas's 27th Congressional District — which includes Corpus Christi and a wide swath of the state's Gulf Coast — is still recovering from Hurricane Harvey, and needs a representative to help vie for federal recovery dollars.
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Their articles must now vie for attention in the Facebook algorithms that help determine which items will be prominent in which users' feeds and which will be highlighted in the Facebook Trending section that is prominent on users' home pages.
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In a radical makeover, the League has dropped the word "Northern" from its name and is presenting itself as a national force, aggressively surfing a tide of anti-immigrant sentiment to vie for supremacy within its own center-right bloc.
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Top seeded Virginia may have lost De'Andre Hunter to a broken wrist, but they've proven that their stalwart defense is just as strong as The Wall, and it makes them the best contender in the field to vie for a championship.
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But in 2008, Ms. Hadid signed up with a hundred other architects to vie for the chance to adapt and expand a turn-of-the-century fire station into an office building for the 500 employees who run the port's operations.
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The transition to what appears to be open-ended stability operations in Syria could leave those U.S.-backed forces vulnerable to shifting alliances, power struggles and miscommunications as Assad's allies and enemies vie for greater control of post-war Syria.
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But the price could be years of friction while a pack of aspiring cadres vie for the top job, as well as unnerving uncertainty over whether Mr. Xi wants to stay in power beyond the usual two terms as party leader.
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Right-hander Jeff Samardzija will look to follow in the footsteps of fellow offseason acquisitions Denard Span and Johnny Cueto on Wednesday afternoon as the San Francisco Giants vie for a three-game season-opening sweep of the host Milwaukee Brewers.
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The effect could be to touch off a virtuous cycle of competition, like the one that emerged in the 2008 Democratic primary over issues like health care and climate policy, where aspiring party leaders vie for the mantle of change.
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This year, as candidates vie for political offices across the nation and voters consider policies they want those candidates to pursue, there is one fundamental policy we hope they will keep in mind – how to sustain our multilayered national transportation system.
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The four players from the Red Group — top-ranked Angelique Kerber (2-0), Simona Halep (1-1), Madison Keys (1-1) and Dominika Cibulkova (0-2) — will vie for the other two semifinal spots in round-robin matches on Thursday.
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Later in the decade, the United States will vie for top spot with Qatar although this latest plan from QP will make U.S. companies, private with little state support, more hesitant to finalize projects if the market becomes oversupplied again.
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Iraq one of the only nations in the world to have friendly relations with both Washington and Tehran; the arch-enemies are its two biggest allies and Baghdad is caught in the middle as they vie for influence in the country.
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Fu and Zhang will vie for gold against the fired-up Malaysian pair of Goh V. Shem and Tan Wee Kiong who played out of their skins to defeat China's Chai Biao and Hong Wei 21-18 12-21 21-17.
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Later in the decade, the United States will vie for top spot with Qatar although this latest plan from QP will make U.S. companies, private with little state support, more hesitant to finalise projects if the market becomes oversupplied again.
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Politics in Nepal, which has great potential to generate hydroelectric power, is closely watched by giant neighbors China and India as they vie for influence over the country that is home to Mount Everest and the birthplace of Lord Buddha.
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Yang and Booker have known each other for years, aides say, but their relationship has deepened as they crisscross the country -- often times at the same events -- to vie for the chance to take on President Donald Trump in 2020.
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As states vie for their slice of billions in looming rural wireless deployment subsidies, Senators have started to get irritated by the fact we don't actually know where wireless is, making it hard to know which areas need the most help.
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Tigers RH Buck Farmer (1-23, 28) Meyer will vie for his first win since defeating Detroit on May 219, when he allowed one run on three hits and matched a career high with seven strikeouts in a 21-23 triumph.
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They also have to pack formal clothing for at least 2000 cocktail parties and "rose ceremonies," the excruciating ritual where the Bachelor or Bachelorette selects which potential suitors get to vie for their attention by bestowing them with a rose.
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Clanking pipes and banging ductwork would be a fitting soundtrack to "LAG (January)" (57 x 40 inches), in which sections of printed diamond-plate pattern and its silver-foil doppelganger vie for supreme fakeness, along with competing systems of perspective.
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Across Equatoria, villages like Loopo are being swept up in violence as government and rebel forces vie for control, spelling destruction for once idyllic farming communities and signifying something deeper: Neither side is anywhere near securing a decisive military victory.
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Ahmed's remarks were made at a time when wealthy Gulf states are stepping up investments in seaports along the Red Sea and East Africa's coast as they vie for influence in a strategic corridor that is vital for shipping lanes and oil routes.
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SEE IT: SON HOLDS UP HILARIOUS, EMBARRASSING SIGN WHILE WAITING FOR MOM AT AIRPORT The competition for freebies is heating up as resorts and hotels vie for authentic content from travellers and more and more people turn to social media for inspiration.
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Read the 2010 feature story below: You don't have to look farther than the packed garage of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's sprawling Hollywood Hills home to know who's boss: Skateboards, stuffed animals and car seats vie for space with Dad's motorcycles.
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The big melt, both at sea and on land, is opening up the Arctic to shipping, oil exploration, and mineral extraction, which is in turn leading to an increased military presence, as the US and Russia vie for supremacy in the region.
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With as many as two dozen Democrats expected to vie for the chance to take on President Donald Trump in the November 2020 election, the ability to raise funds could become critical for lesser-known contenders trying to break through the crowd.
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The biggest of these is Amazon (perhaps every e-commerce company's worst nightmare) with its own Handmade storefront that will vie for the same producers, the same customers, but throwing in some attractive Prime shipping (and one-stop shopping) into the mix.
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Fresh off belting a pair of three-run homers, Arenado looks to continue the positive momentum as the visiting Colorado Rockies vie for their fifth win in six outings on Monday when they open a three-game series versus the Milwaukee Brewers.
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BEIJING, June 12 (Reuters) - Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd on Monday said it is launching new sales channels in Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Taiwan as China's deep-pocketed e-commerce firms vie for new users in the region.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A British queen, a group of nerdy kids, a defiant handmaiden and a heart-tugging trio of siblings vie for the top prize on Sunday when the Primetime Emmy Awards will crown the best in a booming era of television.
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Later, when both women end up in the lab of Dr. Severin, Diane and Kit vie for an available slot to work with their hero — and the power dynamic of their teen years becomes mirrored and distorted, now with entire careers at stake.
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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (Reuters) - The first openly lesbian Miss America contestant will not only vie for the crown at the 95th annual pageant in New Jersey this weekend, she will also aim to spotlight the injustices faced by gay and transgender people.
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As China and the US vie for control of the Moon in this novel — and ultimately, access and control of the entire Solar System — it feels less like a fictional vision of the future and more of a forecast for what's to come.
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Thus 82% of Armenians and 433% of Georgians (pictured) saw Christianity as an important national characteristic: those two lands vie for the title of oldest national church, with stories of mass conversions that go back to the fourth century and possibly earlier.
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After defeating the worst two clubs in the Western Conference, the Blues vie for their fourth win in a row and ninth in the last 10 outings on Thursday when they host the team with the third-fewest points in the Vancouver Canucks.
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The melting ice will open the region to increasing human presence and, regardless of whether politicians in faraway capitals vie for control of the Arctic in one way or another, that human presence will have an unalterable impact on the wildlife there.
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After appearing as a judge in recent seasons, Chmerkovskiy will once more vie for the coveted Mirrorball Trophy against his brother Val and several more returning pros, including Allison Holker, Witney Carson, Sharna Burgess, Artem Chigvintsev, Lindsay Arnold, Gleb Savchenko and Sasha Farber.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's main opposition parties have formed two coalition blocs to vie for left-leaning and centrist votes ahead of a national election later this year, in the hope of denting the popularity of the ruling nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party.
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Now, they might as well be clubbing each other with cartoon-size mallets as they vie for the opportunity to face the Cleveland Cavaliers — the extraordinarily well-rested Cleveland Cavaliers, who have yet to lose a playoff game — in the conference finals.
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The tide is slowly turning in Mexico, Chile and Brazil where wastewater is now viewed as an asset as thirsty cites vie for increasingly valuable water supplies with industry and agriculture, which together account for nearly 90 percent of water withdrawals worldwide.
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First time director Lipitz uses her background in Broadway theatre, framing her film like a musical or a fictional dance film as the team vie for the top spot at the Bowie State Step competition with a routine inspired by the #BlackLivesMatter movement.
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Sanchez, who has worked a career-high 139 1/3 innings this season, will look to keep an unblemished road record intact on Saturday as the Blue Jays vie for their fifth straight win and a series victory versus the Kansas City Royals.
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With two homers in the first three games of the Subway Series, Judge looks to continue flexing his muscles in the finale on Thursday as the visiting New York Yankees vie for a sweep of the New York Mets at Citi Field.
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The "State of Hockey" will host an outdoor game for the first time in NHL history as the Minnesota Wild take to TCF Bank Stadium to vie for a season-high four-game winning streak when they face the Chicago Blackhawks on Sunday.
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With a deck of 16 cards (each based on enemies or characters from the world of Shovel Knight), you'll square off with an opponent on a game board grid to push each other's cards around to vie for gems on the board.
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Although Chuuk is home to fewer than 50,000 people, its waters include one of the region&aposs deepest and most strategically appealing lagoons, creating extra incentive for Beijing and potential concern for Washington as the two countries vie for influence in the Pacific.
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With 11 consecutive victories under his belt, Elliott will look to eclipse Mike Vernon's franchise-record win streak on Tuesday as the red-hot Calgary Flames vie for their 13th triumph in 23 outings on Tuesday when they visit the Washington Capitals.
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Billy Porter, a star of "Pose," will be the M.C. and contestants like Boychild and Violet Chachki, the incomparable drag eminence, will vie for an opportunity to be read-to-filth by celebrity judges in categories like Showstopper, Hair Spectacular and Face.
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First-time actress Sasha Lane plays a trailer-trash runaway who joins up with a crew of magazine peddlers run by a mercenary monster (Riley Keough) and her pet sales head (Shia LaBeouf), and all three vie for dominance during the cross-country trip.
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With Johnson and foreign minister Hunt stepping up their campaigns to replace Theresa May, both are seeking to raise money to pay for the cost of hiring venues, transport, staffing costs, leaflets and advertising as they vie for the support of Conservative Party members.
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It's a question that many Republicans will have to answer over the next seven months, as they vie for election in a political landscape reshaped by a president who's not shy about holding grudges, and a base that is fiercely loyal to him. Rep.
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If Epic was poised to see Fortnite hit stratospheric user and revenue growth last holiday season, the real test will be seeing if the game can keep its momentum all the way through 2019 as emerging competitors vie for a piece of the pie.
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He helped move economics beyond the narrow ideal of perfect competition by introducing the idea of contestable markets, in which competitive pressure comes from the worry that rivals will swoop in to vie for a market if incumbents are anything other than ruthlessly efficient.
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The rivals will take part in a town hall event jointly hosted by CNN and TV One at Ohio State University and face questions from Buckeye State voters as they vie for the support of blue collar and minority voters who underpin the Democratic coalition.
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Google has been a distant third in its race with Amazon and Microsoft's Azure as the trio vie for market share in cloud computing, but it has made strides since the appointment of industry veteran Diane Greene as head of that business in November.
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Uber and its Chinese rival, Didi Chuxing, have so far been operating in a legal gray area, as the two companies vie for supremacy in the world's largest ride-hailing market, but the new regulations reviewed by Bloomberg will now allow them to compete freely.
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After being outscored 60-33 during their six-game losing streak, the Orioles look to build off an offensive explosion in their last contest as they vie for a split of their four-game series versus the host Chicago White Sox on Thursday afternoon.
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A morality play in which the forces of good and evil vie for a dying woman's soul, "The Blood of Jesus" is alternately suggestive of Robert Bresson's transcendental cinema and Robert Johnson's supernatural blues — changes in register evocative of Williams's expansive show business sensibility.
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Savea had been expected to be available for the final two tournaments in Paris and London next month, which would have ruled him out of Super Rugby for at least a month, but New Zealand Rugby said on Sunday he would not vie for selection.
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Others likely to vie for the leadership include Jeremy Hunt, the current foreign secretary, as well as Graham Brady, the chairman of the influential 1922 Conservative Party Committee, who might well become a compromise candidate between the "Brexiteers" and the "Remainers" within the party.
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Bruce Bartlett, a scholar who has worked at the Cato Institute and the Heritage Foundation, said it was becoming the norm in Washington for lobbyists and consultants like Mr. Verdery to vie for nonresident scholar posts to help them burnish sales pitches to corporate clients.
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"It's essentially a tug of war around industry supply chains and core technologies," he said, adding that as the two economic powers vie for tech supremacy, exchange staff were working day and night seven days a week to make the new board a success.
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These days, a man will vie for your heart by sending you a picture of his penis as the first interaction you've had — not to upset you but to entice you (all these years later, men do not understand how penises work for women).
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But neigbouring Iraq looks set to bear the brunt of further violence as the main arena for the U.S.-Iranian military confrontation, its leaders caught in a bind as Washington and Tehran are also the Baghdad government's main allies and vie for influence there.
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But neigbouring Iraq looks set to bear the brunt of further violence as the main arena for the U.S.-Iranian military confrontation, its leaders caught in a bind as Washington and Tehran are also the Baghdad government's main allies and vie for influence there.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Seven people were killed and 11 more injured when a passenger vehicle exploded while traveling down a highway in southeast Colombia, in a key drug-trafficking region where illegal armed groups vie for control, a high-ranking military official said on Tuesday.
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NEW YORK, Feb 11 (Reuters) - A Havanese, a standard poodle, a Shetland sheepdog and a whippet are among the seven finalists that will vie for the title "Best of Show" in Tuesday's grand finale of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York.
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An endorsement from Ocasio-Cortez, a national lightning rod who remains popular with young people, women and non-white voters, would be a shot of adrenaline in the crowded nominating contest, especially as the candidates vie for support -- and donations -- from progressive primary voters.
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Brands won't completely miss their chance to vie for consumers through art in June: the Bushwick Collective, which hosts its sponsored block party on the same weekend but has never in collaboration with Arts in Bushwick, announced plans this week to go forward with its annual event.
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Meanwhile, as Democrats vie for limited dollars in a crowded group, Trump's campaign raised a whopping $30 million in the first quarter and has more than $40 million in cash on hand, giving the president a clear edge even as he suffers from low approval ratings.
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Alongside the political compass, a hacked version of the immensely popular board game, Life, by the artist Simon Denny, offers a speculative post-national future in which colonies at sea and in space vie for supremacy on a planet in which the welfare state has collapsed.
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Angus KingAngus KingUse of voting tabulation apps raise red flags on Capitol Hill Patrick Dempsey to star in pilot for CBS political drama 'Ways and Means' McConnell, Romney vie for influence over Trump's trial MORE (I-Maine) making his way through the halls of the Capitol.
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Players will live for free in their team's region during the season and will be flown to a studio each week to compete where they vie for $1 million in prize money across three tournaments and playoffs, with $300,000 going to the NBA 2K League champion.
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In the meantime, check out these agenda highlights: 53:30 AM – 10:40 AM Startup Battlefield Session 1 TechCrunch's iconic startup competition is here for the first time in Latin America, as entrepreneurs from around the region pitch expert judges and vie for the Battlefield Cup.
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TechCrunch's iconic startup competition is here and for the first time in MENA, as entrepreneurs from around the region pitch expert judges and vie for US$25,000 no-equity cash prize and a trip for two to compete in the Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch Disrupt in 2019.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — The last hope for Cameroon to win a 22 Olympic medal arrived in the wrestling arena on Thursday night in the stern and determined form of Annabel Laure Ali, a 2923-year-old who would vie for a bronze in the women's freestyle competition.
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Seasoned veterans have been waiting patiently in line, so the leadership scramble triggered by the defeat of Crowley, 2023, last week has many of them now raising their hand and saying they are ready to lead, while some of their younger colleagues also vie for power.
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The strategy may not have been intentional, but it turned out to be foolproof: Carve out a distinct political ideology that appeals to a solid minority of primary voters, and let the rest of the candidates vie for, and consequently split, the rest of the vote.
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The three will vie for airtime in the first debate against candidates who have little momentum, like Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York, as well as against Ms. Warren, who has edged ahead of her rivals in part because of the policy substance of her campaign.
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China and Russia both deploy symbols of their Communist heritage to strengthen an anti-liberal nationalism; in the West, confidence in free-market capitalism has not recovered from the financial crash of 280, and new forces of the far right and activist left vie for popularity.
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Foreign powers agreed at a summit in Berlin on Sunday to shore up the shaky truce in Libya, which has been in turmoil since the 2011 fall of Muammar Gaddafi as two rival governments in the east and the west vie for power and energy resources.
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Then there's the illustrious StartUp Battlefield, where competitors vie for a grand prize of non-equity cash, investor love and serious bragging rights, a virtual Hackathon (more details on that coming soon), Q & A Sessions that let you dive deep on crucial tech, hands-on workshops and after parties.
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New Delhi (CNN)Results of a closely watched state election in India, widely seen as a test of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's popularity after more than four years in office, showed no clear winner Tuesday, setting of a flurry of political jockeying as rival parties vie for power.
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As retailers and brands vie for a piece of a hit that takes players from place to place, fast food chain McDonald's Holdings Co Japan Ltd said its nearly 3,000 shops across Japan would serve as spots where Pokemon can be battled or "trained" in the game - within limits.
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Fresh off his fourth regular-season hat trick and second career five-point performance, captain Jonathan Toews looks to send the red-hot Blackhawks to their third straight win and eighth in nine outings on Thursday as they vie for a season sweep of the visiting Arizona Coyotes.
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Both in terms of possible legislation stemming from the Toys "R" Us situation (with which neither Patrick nor his fund are involved) and to an ascendant left flank in the Democratic Party that might not take too kindly to Patrick's resume, were he to vie for the nomination.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is considering executive action to further restrict the sale of Chinese telecommunications equipment in the United States, people briefed on the discussions said, in a move that could ratchet up tensions between China and the United States as the countries vie for technological dominance.
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Studies have found that a ranked-choice system increases the number of minority and women candidates who vie for elected office, partly because ranked-choice campaigning is less negative (candidates have incentives not to alienate someone else's voters who could pick them as a second or third choice).
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And far from weeping, she has become an outspoken leader in an industry that is contending with far-reaching changes in how people watch television while competing against a host of technology companies that have begun to vie for those same audiences by investing in original video content.
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As streaming services like HBO Max, Netflix and Disney+ plus vie for subscription dollars and YouTube, Xumo, Kanopy, Tubi TV, Vudu and Pluto TV try to take more ad revenue from traditional television, entertainment for kids — and the tech tools that manage their screen time — are becoming more important.
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Ossoff failed to win more than 50 percent of the vote in Tuesday's all-party special election, so he will now face off against Republican Karen Handel in a June 20 runoff, where they'll vie for the seat vacated by President Trump's Health and Human Services secretary, Tom Price.
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Iran and fellow OPEC member, the influential Saudi Arabian kingdom – countries which already have a traditionally tense relationship as they vie for influence in the Middle East on religious and geopolitical grounds – have also fallen out recently over Iran's ambitions to ramp up oil production as it tries to accelerate growth.
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As both countries vie for a greater role in the Syrian war, we are reminded of the position that both Ankara and Moscow have adopted in recent years as skilled propagandists, spreading the kind of expansionist politics that the subjects of Young Turks have internalized in the name of culture.
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We're lining up some of the best and brightest entrepreneurs, investors and innovators for this year's show, and your ticket gets you into all of the interviews and fireside chats with these key individuals, plus the illustrious Startup Battlefield competition where top startups vie for $50,000 and the coveted Disrupt Cup.
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Joe stopped the presses again, backtracking to the headline that had been on the page most of the night, 'Bush and Gore Vie for an Edge,' and a new lead saying that the outcome of the race 'seemed to balance on no more than a few thousand votes' in Florida.
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The latest from The Lobster and Killing of a Sacred Deer director, Yorgos Lanthimos, centers around an extremely dysfunctional, extremely satisfying triangle of sorts in which Lady Sarah (Rachel Weisz) and her long-lost cousin and new maid, Abigail (Emma Stone), vie for the attention of Queen Anne (Olivia Colman).
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Wickedly funny and at times devastating, it focuses on Anne's childhood friend and lover Sarah Churchill (Rachel Weisz, nominated for Best Supporting Actress) and Sarah's cousin Abigail Hill (Emma Stone, ditto), newly arrived to the palace, as they vie for the queen's affections in the pursuit of power and security.
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Emily Jortner, volunteer coordinator of the Lee County Democratic Club, a social club made up largely of white progressives, said she will be watching two first-time candidates — a former Miss America, Mallory Hagan, and a psychologist, Adia McClellan Winfrey — vie for the Democratic nomination in the Third Congressional District.
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Bryan Colangelo stepped down from his position as the president of basketball operations for the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday in the wake of a soap opera that had gripped the N.B.A. in recent days, even as the Golden State Warriors and the Cleveland Cavaliers continue to vie for a championship.
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On Thursday, the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development is expected to announce a pilot program that will allow developers to vie for public financing to create a more affordable version of the dorm-style living arrangement that has emerged in some of the city's priciest neighborhoods.
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With strong fealty to Mr. Sharif, Mr. Abbasi will run Pakistan with the expectation of eventually being replaced by Mr. Sharif's handpicked successor as leader of the dominant Pakistan Muslim League party — his younger brother Shehbaz Sharif, who must first vie for the parliamentary seat vacated by the former leader's disqualification.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden Biden, Sanders tax plans would raise less revenue than claimed: studies MORE (D-Mass.) for endorsements from progressive members of the party as they vie for the Democratic nomination.
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The requisite magic, however, never materializes, as the cats assemble for their annual Jellicle Ball, where they vie for the great honor of a new life, to be bestowed by the venerable Old Deuteronomy, somehow proving that Judi Dench can look dignified and regal under even the most ridiculous of circumstances.
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The most recent in the series, "The Fate of the Furious," has a scene in which good guys driving fast and a bad guy driving fast on New York City streets vie for a briefcase of nuclear codes that is being transported in a limo that also carries the Russian Minister of Defense.
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Alan GraysonAlan Mark GraysonFlorida's Darren Soto fends off Dem challenge from Alan Grayson Live results: Arizona and Florida hold primaries The Hill's Morning Report: Frustration mounts as Republicans blow up tax message MORE (D-Fla.) as the two vie for the open Florida Senate seat, according to a release from Murphy's campaign.
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To mark the start of the PGA Championship today, where 156 of golf's finest take up their clubs to vie for a hefty $10m (£7.6m) purse—and to show our readers how fickle fate can be—we have built an interactive graphic illustrating the ten greatest flops in men's major tournaments since 2001.
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The series, starting with 1970's Nine Princes In Amber, is an episodic, epic story about a sprawling family of power-hungry schemers using magic, intrigue, and alliances to vie for control of Amber, one of two "true worlds" that's spawned an infinite number of "shadow" universes with widely varying physical laws.
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More from the campaign trail … Democrats are looking to put a number of their own incumbents in the crosshairs in 2020 as competing party factions vie for influence in the new House majority (The Hill) … Howard Schultz has been laying the groundwork for an independent presidential bid for months (The Washington Post).
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But the first episode does an efficient job of establishing three central settings: in addition to the Coterie, there's Callie's clerkship, where her Ivy League peers vie for the attention of the judge (crisply played by Roger Bart), and Mariana's dot-com gig, whose diverse sales pitch turns out to be a sham.
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In a Majority of Tight Races, Democrats Did • Small Donors Fuel a Big Democratic Lead in 2018 Fund-Raising It appears that a number of prominent female lawmakers will vie for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020, including Senators Kamala Harris of California, Kirsten Gillibrand of New York and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts.
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One of the things I've found in my own classroom is I started out trying to, like, I chose student's data on gender gaps and leadership, and it would do no good when I actually tracked whether our students, our female students, were more likely to vie for leadership positions on campus.
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To ensure that at least one top-performing team made it to the finals, the new format saw divisional leaders granted byes to a semifinal that would send one of them on to vie for the Cup against the team that survived a two-round playoff among the best of the rest.
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The town hall for Sanders comes ahead of a crucial primary in Michigan, where Sanders and former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE will vie for the states's 125 pledged delegate haul.
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Mario Diaz-BalartMario Rafael Diaz-BalartThe 9 House Republicans who support background checks House passes temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans MORE (R-Fla.), chairman of the Appropriations transportation subcommittee, will not vie for the full gavel, according to a source close to him.
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After beating super welterweight opponents like Cornelius Bundrage, Austin Trout, and Julian Williams in championship fights, Charlo moved up to middleweight and told Business Insider recently that the division, which has seen Mexican and European fighters vie for supremacy, is now an American weight class again, and it's all because of him.
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To date, Space Adventures has coordinated eight trips to the International Space Station for seven tourists (Microsoft co-founder Charles Simonyi has flown to space twice.) The company has negotiated the ability to vie for seats on the Russian Soyuz to the International Space Station in the same manner as other countries, explains Garriott.
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It wasn't just Dan fighting for admission into the high society: His sister Jenny threw a guerrilla fashion show at a charity event in a vie for social mobility; dreamy Good Guy Nate Archibald secretly dated a cougar to maintain his bourgie lifestyle after his powder-nosed father fled the country and disgraced their family.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago and Brooklyn, New York are leading contenders to host the first U.S. trial of drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera if he is extradited from Mexico, say former U.S. law enforcement officials, as several jurisdictions vie for what would be one of the most high profile U.S. criminal trials in years.
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Forrester also believes marketers will increasingly turn to "marketing resource management" technology to streamline marketing operations and costs and see how those efforts are performing in real-time, and seek B Corp status as public-benefit companies -- as Athleta and Danone North America have done -- to vie for consumer loyalty and express stronger corporate values.
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And so, both men admit, it feels poetically appropriate that, as surfing prepares for its Olympic debut in Tokyo next summer, Florence and Slater will vie for the one remaining spot on the American team — a spot to be decided this month at the Pipe Masters, at Banzai Pipeline, on waves barreling toward their houses.
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O.J. Semans, a member of the Rosebud Sioux and the organization's co-executive director, told The New Republic that after over a decade of securing voting rights in key battleground states, Native voters are now participating heavily enough that politicians, at least on the left, have little choice but to vie for their votes.
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Social media sites vie for election viewers By "swing states," I am referring to the nine or ten perennial campaign battleground states that have, since 22008, been decided by less than five percentage points in the majority of elections, are usually bellwethers mirroring the national vote in those elections, and which have flipped between Democrat and Republican victories.
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"La La Land" will vie for Best Picture Oscar with black coming-of-age movie "Moonlight", and sci-fi film "Arrival" each with eight nods, Mel Gibson's Hollywood comeback war movie "Hacksaw Ridge", dramas "Manchester by the Sea", "Hidden Figures", and "Lion", modern western "Hell or High Water" and Denzel Washington's adaptation of stage play "Fences".
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He's an extreme test case of the theory that some of the men who have been abusing power in the workplace could be more aptly described as simply using it: They were following the extant (if unwritten) rules—by which, for instance, employees vie for favor and with it scarce resources, by which personal relationships determine reward.
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Ron DeSantisRonald Dion DeSantisFlorida first lady to miss Women for Trump event due to planned execution Florida governor orders criminal investigation into handling of Jeffrey Epstein case Groups ask court to block ex-felon voting law in Florida MORE (R) on Tuesday after the Republican won his party's primary to vie for the seat held by retiring Gov.
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I would have liked to have lunch at the coastal beauty spots Aci Trezza and Aci Castello, and to visit Noto, the wildly Baroque town where every cornice and window sill appears to vie for the greatest complexity of decoration, and where a balcony might be upheld by mermaids, griffins or galloping horses carved from stone.
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Clinton surrogate Madeleine Albright joined Sanders himself for an online town hall aimed at the Democrats living outside of the U.S. Related: Some Americans Are Seriously Considering Moving to an Island in Canada If Trump Wins While the Democrats vie for their votes, it's been the Republican field that has leaned into some outright Canada-bashing.
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Those anointed as roses must also be willing to vie for the title of Rose of Tralee by spending a frenetic week or so in this postcard-worthy town, where they navigate a dozen or so events, culminating with the televised grilling by Mr. O Se. Though freewheeling and unabashedly goofy at times, the show has a wistful subtext.
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But the tech giant still has to vie for research tie-ups with firms like AliveCor, which also boasts an FDA-cleared EKG device without the bells and whistles of the Apple Watch — and researchers may not want to pay up for the Watch or complicate participation for users by requiring them to navigate a higher-tech solution.
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