The "Atlanta" touch works under all situations, comedic and otherwise.
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Holcova is an independent journalist who works under the OCCRP's auspices.
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This is really different from how private insurance works under Obamacare.
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"It'll happen," said Larry Zitnick, a research manager who works under LeCun.
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For the original, the Philadelphia Orchestra recorded the works under Leopold Stokowski.
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Kraninger, who works under Mulvaney, is expected to face a tough Senate confirmation battle.
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Flores works under Chris Grier, currently the only black general manager in the NFL.
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He works under Sebastian Thrun, the founder of Google X, a secretive research innovation lab.
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Though outside the official program, it offers Athen's most politically salient works under one roof.
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Kraninger, who currently works under Mulvaney, is expected to face a tough Senate confirmation battle.
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Hervé Salters, a French keyboardist who also works under the moniker General Elektriks, is one.
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He wrestled in World Championship Wrestling (WCW) and currently works under the name L.A. Park.
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A physician assistant works under the supervision of a physician to provide medical and surgical services.
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To my knowledge, applicants have been asked to explain how their sexuality works under repugnant conditions.
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Sida is an aid agency that works under the directives of the Swedish government and parliament.
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Below is an explanation of how the leadership challenge works under the ruling Conservative Party's rules.
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It's confusing if you know how it works under the hood, and borderline impossible if you don't.
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Instead, the org chart shows that he works under Herrington, on the other side of the house.
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One user, who works under the name BoyWonder, has broadcast on the app more than 675 times.
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Nesbo works under no such constraints, and these violent scenes are among the most memorable in the novel.
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Clinton, as a Federal agency employee, works under different rules, but she's not alone in flouting the rules.
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He works under the supervision of a judge, but his orders have the weight of a formal ruling.
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By my count, all but two of the works under discussion fit one or both of those categories.
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It means that he works under the control of American intelligence, what are they doing to him there?
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"I did the pay tables behind the slot machines, calculating how it works under the hood," Lindwall said.
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To complicate matters further, everyone involved in the process—accuser, accused, administrator—essentially works under the same roof.
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Works under this phase will include the design and construction of 387 hectares (956 acres) of reclaimed land.
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Consumers are allowed to resell copyrighted works under the so-called first sale doctrine, but not to reproduce them.
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The platform works under the good-faith assumption that only users with pilfered content would bother making these claims.
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Erbil, Iraq (CNN)The graffiti artist works under cover of darkness, spraying the letter M on walls across Mosul.
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John Paul Woodley Jr. served as assistant secretary of the Army for Civil Works under President George W. Bush.
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Correction: This article originally misstated how the individual market tax credit phaseout works under the American Health Care Act.
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Justin, 22, is an Air Force combat controller, a special tactics operator who works under dangerous conditions in austere environments.
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Analyzing the kernel is a key step to hacking the iPhone and to understanding how iOS really works under the hood.
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She described her character as a "wide-eyed" rookie reporter at CatCo, who works under Kara Danvers, aka Supergirl (Michelle Benoist).
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Just shy of a century since it first came to be, they begin formally publishing works under its own eponymous imprint.
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That makes a difference to everyone who works under Bloys – and, hopefully, sets an example for his peers to follow suit.
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The Army secretary, not a Cabinet-level position, works under the purview of the secretary of Defense to oversee the Army.
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But the state's elections director, who works under Kobach, said Cox chose the best available alternative with adequate parking and space.
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How it works: Under risk adjustment, insurers that enroll healthier-than-average people compensate insurers that enroll sicker-than-average people.
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The Chapo co-host Virgil Texas (he lives and works under that pseudonym) went to a nearby bar for a beer.
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It brought together almost 100 works under the guise of the domestic to complicate our ideas of modernity, migration, and diaspora.
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How it works Under normal conditions, your car engine runs on a mixture of air and vaporized fuel, gasoline in this case.
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Hale works under Brooklyn district attorney Ken Thompson, whom Hale credits with being committed to creating an effective CRU in his district.
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Instead of scattering installations across Randall's Island, festival organizers decided to collect larger-than-life and tech-heavy works under one roof.
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We love our office and feel safe here, and we need assurance that security will extend to everyone who works under VICE's banner.
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Huawei has repeatedly denied accusations that its products pose a security risk, or that it works under the influence of the Chinese government.
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It comes pre-seasoned and works under the broiler, on the grill, and in the oven in temperatures up to 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit.
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In her new role, Barnes works under Blackstone's strategic partners group, a unit that specializes in "secondaries," or the sale of investor stakes.
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Despite the family ties, she insists that Elliott (who also works under the name BUCK 22) kept it very professional — to a point.
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Instead, the Hong Kong government's Employment Agencies Administration (EAA), which works under the Labour Department, is tasked with ensuring agencies comply with the law.
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Now he's a local graffiti artist (who works under the "Rainbow" moniker) and the founder of the popular hip-hop festival Jersey Fresh Jam.
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The actual running of the organization falls to Dawn Hudson, who works under contract (one that was recently renewed through 2020) as chief executive.
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Rosenstein, who works under Attorney General Jeff Sessions, now oversees the Russia investigation because Sessions had to recuse himself from any probe involving Trump's campaign.
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Judge Patricia Millett of the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals said she didn't understand how the joint-employer status works under the board's new definition.
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"My Plastic Brain" is best appreciated as an enjoyable memoir, not a book that explains the science of how plasticity really works under the hood.
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The hut is a community and performance space with an edible roof made of plants, erected by Mira Burack, who works under the name Matterology.
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The group, which receives funding from Western governments, says it is a civilian rescue organization that works under bombardment to pull people from the rubble.
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Moreover, our nation's military and defense infrastructure only works under the best precision timing system – all communication, guidance and navigation systems rely on precision timing.
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Sekulow said Ekonomou, who works under contract as an assistant district attorney in Brunswick, Georgia, was a "brilliant strategist" who has handled complex investigations for decades.
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The Art Fund announced that it will cease organizing campaigns to save works under threat of export unless the UK's laws on export licenses are reformed.
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Directed by Clarita Luzian, who works under the digital art alias Render_Fruit, the video follows a genderless silver alien zooming deep into a morphing crystaline cavern.
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I am an artist and activist who works under various names on assorted projects so as to critique the methodology of neoliberalism within the Internet Age.
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Rostam Batmanglij, who works under his first name, was, until recently, a core member of Vampire Weekend, a tidier, less cathartic, more widely heralded New York band.
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It is clear in the text messages that the men knew Mr. Indiana was ailing and that the time to produce works under his name was shrinking.
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And even if it works under such stress, there just simply aren't enough THAAD batteries to shoot down all of the missiles North Korea could lob south.
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Today, Stephen works under his dad as the Cowboys COO and Executive Vice President, and, as Sports Illustrated reports, may succeed Jones as owner when the time comes.
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Over the last 10 years, works under $1 million have fallen in value, whereas works selling for over $10 million have increased nearly 150 percent, the report found.
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The location-based aggregator of flyers, coupons and catalogues works under the brand name Retale in the United States, with groups including Walmart and Target among its customers.
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Politico reports that Kraninger, who works under Mulvaney in the White House budget office, will go before the Senate Banking Committee for her nomination hearing on July 19.
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"I almost couldn't believe it, I thought it was a joke," Marea Stamper, an activist and American DJ who works under the moniker of The Black Madonna, says.
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The email was sent by Jim Richardson, a senior adviser assigned to head up the redesign at the independent government agency, which works under the direction of State.
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The festival has a choice selection of experimental works under its Wavelengths banner, from a documentary about Standing Rock to a film on black activist poetry in Detroit.
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Tour-de-force producer Sam Ray—who records experimental electronic works under the name Ricky Eat Acid—refuses to be confined by the boundaries of any specific genre.
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" Sami Azar, a former director of the museum, says: "The institute bought these works under the instructions of the director [myself] because we wanted to support those artists.
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And any production employing child performers that works under a contract with the actors union SAG-AFTRA is required to follow stringent standards for using an accredited studio teacher.
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When I stop in front of the gate, she's in the center of the yard, a mallet raised above her head, the spotlight she works under burnishing her curls.
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How it works: Under current law, countries that do have free-trade agreements with the U.S. get a near automatic approval from the federal government to receive U.S. LNG.
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He works under Susan Combs, who is the acting assistant secretary for policy, management and budget, a position akin to a chief financial officer for the 70,000-person agency.
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He works under Susan Combs, who is the acting assistant secretary for policy, management and budget, a position akin to a chief financial officer for the 70,85033-person agency.
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A long-term solution for the conservation of the Barthé frieze, and other public works under NYCHA, would be the establishment of an endowment to fund future maintenance work.
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So is it fair to say that Medicaid reform has been a longtime goal, [that] this was a moving vehicle and it works under the procedural rules they're using?
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"Twenty years ago, the magazine was relegated to covering small, secret grow rooms," said Malcolm MacKinnon, the magazine's editor in chief, who works under the pen name Dan Skye.
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Their bond is lust at first sight; as Erik works under the hood of Sonja's car, they exchange furtive yet electrifying glances that fill the air with impending doom.
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Simon Bischoff is a Hobart-based nature-lover who works under the name Video Compass, and the footage he captures of professional climbers and slackliners will probably give you vertigo.
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Deregulation in the financial industry, already in the works under President Donald Trump, could propel the banks even higher, Richard Bove of Rafferty Capital Markets said in a recent interview.
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" Committee rules say that members "may not engage in a sexual relationship with any employee of the House who works under the supervision of the Member, Delegate, or Resident Commissioner.
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Here she presents four works under the title "Harvest," danced by Ballet Theater colleagues like Calvin Royal III and Lauren Post, as well as members of New York Theater Ballet.
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DC would act as a distributor for Mr. Bendis's independent, creator-owned works under his "Jinxworld" line, which he produces with artistic partners like Michael Avon Oeming and Mr. Maleev.
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He works under the elder Father Victor (Danny Glover), a by-the-book priest, and Father Ollie (John C. McGinley), a sports-obsessed Franciscan priest, in a Midwestern college town.
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How it works: Under a 2015 law, in order to be a currency manipulator, a country needs to spend 2% of GDP on currency manipulation over a 12-month period.
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"I was never one of them," Ray insists to Una when she tracks him down at the warehouse where he works, under an assumed name, after serving his prison sentence.
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It is a media that works under this premise: guilty until proven innocent, particularly on cable news, where anti-Trump stories are gobbled up like seagulls eating at the beach.
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Like Black Merlin, Child (who also works under the slightly more famous guise of Surgeon) replaced the spartan techno and rigorously worked analogue machinery of previous releases with an organic looseness.
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Like Lubitsch, Iosseliani works under a peculiar idea of civilization, refusing to distinguish between aristocrats, thieves, and tramps so long as they maintain a certain endearing — if faintly ridiculous — noblesse oblige.
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The service is blocked in the country, along with dozens of other websites, according to new report from the Open Observatory of Network Interference (OONI), which works under the Tor Project.
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Campbell, who works under the alias Sutu, made waves in 2015 for an augmented reality tattoo design that put Dragon Ball Z-style energy waves in the palm of his hand.
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Stephanie Monseau, who was a founder of the groundbreaking Bindlestiff Family Cirkus and works under the sobriquet Ringmistress Philomena, says she barely even bothers performing with torches in the city anymore.
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A promising director mentored by the legendary George Kuchar, Jacobson had only two major works under her belt when she died of uterine cancer in 2004 at the age of 32.
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In the freaky and totally bizarre psychological horror film The Lighthouse, Pattinson plays Ephraim Winslow, a rookie wickie who works under the watchful eye of a seasoned lighthouse keeper (Willem Dafoe).
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This ThermoPro TP224.99 Large LCD Digital Cooking Kitchen Food Meat Thermometer works under a variety of circumstances—for indoor cooking, in the oven, on the stovetop, and even on the outdoor grill.
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Administration officials also noted that several of Ms. Nixon's proposals — including divestiture from fossil fuel companies and efforts to uphold the Paris Accord — have already been in the works under Governor Cuomo.
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Dey works under her own name, working in these glitchy, pitch-fucked pop songs that many have praised for specifically articulating the digitalist overload of living in a world mediated by computers.
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But the festival also curates a choice selection of experimental works under its Wavelengths banner — choice fare for cinephiles looking outside the box, or who don't care for the box at all.
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Yeah, on this track it's Caroline White (who records as 'Infinity Crush') and Spencer Radcliffe (who works under the name 'Blithe Field') singing the chorus, along with my voice through a vocoder.
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Hillary Clinton's challenge: Shift focus back to Trump Since then, Ryan has kept an unusually low profile, hoping to stay out of the fray as he works under the radar for House candidates.
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Hundreds have been crossing the border each day in the last two months, according to PRAIDA, a provincial government agency that works under Quebec's Immigration Ministry and focuses on helping new arrivals resettle.
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When establishments, such as restaurants or bars, turn on a radio or television for the benefit of customers, or feature live music, that constitutes a public performance of copyrighted works under current law.
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Booksmart star Billie Lourd shared the screen with her mother Carrie Fisher in Star Wars films The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi, portraying the character Lieutenant Connix, who works under Fisher's General Organa.
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Thousands of taxi drivers across the country had blocked major city streets with their cabs in protest against competition they say works under less restrictive regulations that make it impossible for them to compete.
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The curator/director of the space, Mari Spirito (founder and director of Protocinema and former director of 303 Gallery in New York), selected the works under the umbrella of being about issues of authorship.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller, a former Republican-appointed FBI director, was appointed to be special counsel by deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who works under Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who is a longtime Republican.
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The RealReal works under a consignment model, where sellers ship goods to the company and the company then sells an item and shares the proceeds — usually around 50 to 60 percent — with the individual.
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How this system works Under this system, voters rank candidates on the ballot in order of preference -- instead of just choosing one person, according to a fact sheet from the Maine secretary of state's office.
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If your boss is talking to you about the best 10 blow jobs he ever got, that's probably going to make you feel uncomfortable and unsafe — especially if you're a person who works under him.
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Giuliani has denied wrongdoing, but foreign spy agencies could now seek to see if there are other such "shadow foreign policies" in the works under Trump – and try to warp them toward their own ends.
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While I still have a couple weeks before I'm able to see if this eye cream will make a long-term difference — despite my horrible sleeping habits — I'm already impressed with how it works under makeup.
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On Sunday, a court approved a plan to transfer the factory oversight team that works under the pact, which is known as the Accord, and its duties to a group led by the top garment manufacturer's association.
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The gravitational rhythm of Walcott's lines, however, doesn't deny but works under duress to assuage despair: Ending the stanza on "the leaves" asserts the Caribbean landscape's (and its people's) natural utterance, the dignity of dialect, over History.
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Voting in Australia is mandatory and works under the instant runoff system — meaning that voters can rank their candidates in order of preference and their secondary choices will be counted if no candidate reaches a clear majority.
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Formerly called Second Harvest, Feeding America works under the philosophy that America already has enough food to feed everyone if we can just connect the food that is being wasted with the people who so desperately need it.
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For one, Blosum doesn't exist; the name is an alias of an abstract expressionist artist who set out to prove the frivolity of Pop art by creating Pop art works under the name 'Vern Blosum' in the 1960s.
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They have found eager creative partners in the project, like Nathan Sims, an Arizona-based artist who works under the name Teenage Stepdad, who was so excited by the concept that he approached Hayes and Burton to join.
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The estate of artist Robert Indiana is attempting to stop reproduction of the famed pop artist's works under the claim that licensing agreements for those works, including his famous "LOVE" artwork, ended when the artist died in 3493.
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The Tokyo court dismissed prosecutors' charge that Megumi Igarashi, who works under the name "Rokudenashiko" or "good-for-nothing girl", had displayed obscene objects, saying her figurines - decorated with fake fur and glitter - could be considered "pop art".
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Its reasoning centers on a legal complexity in how the program works: Under the law, about once a year, the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court sets rules for the program and authorizes it to operate for 12 months.
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About an hour after taking my iPhone X out of its box, I'm bouncing up and down as high as I can on a trampoline, trying to see how Face ID works under, let's say, less than ideal circumstances.
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The odd, isolated end of Robert Indiana's life included a lawsuit filed in his final days that accused two associates of taking advantage of the elderly artist in his later years by churning out inauthentic works under his name.
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How it works: Under the Obama administration, states seeking a waiver from the ACA's rules had to show that their alternatives would cover just as many people as the ACA, with insurance that's just as robust, for the same cost.
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And every week, the situation gets darker with the President under threat from formidable prosecutors on two fronts -- from Mueller who works under the supervision of the Justice Department and from the US Attorney for the Southern District of New York.
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How it works: Under the new model, Dashers (the company's name for its meal delivery drivers) will be shown for each delivery request a base pay, plus any promotions they might earn, before they choose whether to take the job.
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How it works: Under the guise of free medical checkups in the western region of Xinjiang, where much of the population is Uighur, the government collected DNA samples, images of irises and other personal data of tens of millions of people.
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Collective licensing is primarily an economically efficient mechanism for (A) gathering up monies due for certain uses of works under copyright– in this case, digital streaming of musical recordings, and (B) distributing the royalty checks back to the rights-holding parties ( e.g.
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He matched the play with an alternate bill of two short works under the title "Suite in Three Keys" — all three stories unfold in the same suite in a grand hotel in Switzerland — and performed them in London's West End in 1966.
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"I used different kinds of yarn to knit this entire piece, and I made sure to use a different type of yarn for each part because I feel like cats can feel the difference," Limerick, who works under a pen name, told Mashable.
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Soule works under the name Chippewar (a nod to both his identity as a Chippewa Native American of the Thames and the ongoing hostility his community endures), and with his recent movie poster series, he's Indigenizing and reclaiming pop culture imagery and narratives.
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"I don't think you need to know how to code to work in tech, however it is extremely difficult to get offers without having a high level understanding of how everyday tech — think Spotify, Snapchat, Apple Pay — works under the hood," Detroja said.
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Igarashi, who works under the name Rokudenashiko—often translated as "good-for-nothing girl" or "bastard child"—first rose to international notoriety two years ago after 3D printing a kayak in the shape of her own vulva and paddling it down a river.
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The Woolfs, the founders and owners of the Hogarth Press, had been Freud's British publishers since 1924; Hogarth later published the twenty-four-volume translation of Freud's works, under the editorship of Anna Freud and James Strachey, that is known as the Standard Edition.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Equipped with laptops, the room in the Havana neighborhood of El Romerillo resembles an internet cafe or a co-working space, but is chiefly home to the studio of Cuban artist Alexis Leiva Machado, who works under the pseudonym Kcho.
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A former British intelligence officer, who asked not to be identified because he still works under contract for his government, said RISS does little to hide its close ties to the Russian intelligence, political, or defense establishments and is widely considered to be a proxy for them.
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How it works: Under the federal FirstNet contract, AT&T is on the hook to build by March a highly secure "core" — the backbone of the network that all states will connect to — that will route and encrypt all traffic sent between firefighters, paramedics and law enforcement.
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"There are so many good artists in Berlin, successful or still struggling, and they all feel the need to have a common platform to show their works under different institutional and personal conditions," Sophie Jung, a co-founder of The Berlin Art Prize, tells The Creators Project.
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This is how it works: Under its "High quality" plan, Google will store an unlimited number of photos for free as long as you allow them to be compressed to 16 megapixels (according to Google, photos that size can be printed without issue up to 24 x 16 inches).
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"Should the issue drag on for longer than that it may start to impact upon economic activity, though at this stage that is not the central case," Sean Keane, a director at Triple T Consulting who works under the umbrella of Credit Suisse, said in a research note on Monday.
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Here's how the strategy works: Under the current rules of the American Arbitration Association, it costs companies $1,900 to begin arbitrating with a single worker, so when thousands of workers demand arbitration, fees quickly escalate into millions of dollars – and that's before any actual adjudication on the merits of workers' claims.
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Still, hope must spring eternal in an EU which works under the rubric of "ever-closer Union," and that hope focuses itself on the youthful 40-year-old shoulders of Emmanuel Macron, whose "En Marche" party slogan is the daily wake-up call to a France he believes had gone prematurely old, cold and weary.
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" According to the Texas Workforce Commission, for example, "When a business is owned or operated by a parent or legal custodian, the parent or custodian may employ their own children at any age to work any hours, so long as the work is non-hazardous (not prohibited) and the child works under the parent or custodian's direct supervision.
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So there's a case that, if the Department of the Interior was so directed or inspired, it could start a preservation program for digital works under the current law, and while I'm not a lawyer, it could stand a decent chance of holding up in court, based on what we've seen with Domino's Pizza LLC v. Robles.
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Should they wish to, I invite other Triennial artists who may share my discomfort at having their works under the surveillance of Wilson Security, to temporarily rename their own works WILSON MUST GO. It is extremely unfortunate that individual security workers who are currently engaged at the NGV may experience negative repercussions as a result of this intervention.
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She also manages, develops and oversees large budgets in her current role as an official within the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), where she works under CFPB Acting Director Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE.
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He said he wanted to clarify whether any money is owed to the estate by various parties, get a solid inventory of the whereabouts of all the art works Mr. Indiana left behind and address accusations, contained in a separate lawsuit, that Mr. Thomas and a New York art publisher had made unauthorized works under Mr. Indiana's name in recent years.
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Known for her fluid, hefty forms made from bronze, marble or wood — and the new language of beauty that she developed in the wake of World War I — Hepworth is as abstract as Rodin is photo-realistic: Perhaps no two practitioners of the discipline are less alike, which is precisely why one shouldn't pass up the opportunity to see their works under the same roof.
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The feud with Aleister Black has served as a tremendous opportunity to show that the character works under a bigger spotlight, and at the same time has really challenged Black, himself one of the company's top prospects, to transcend the limitations inherent to his own persona—a stoic Satanist who kicks people in the face—and prove he is capable of backing up his significant in-ring ability with equally compelling character work.
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