Nixon writes to Trump, 23 years ago this year: pic.twitter.
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Blair writes to Bush bemoaning the lack of good news.
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The German writes to point out inconsistencies in the original.
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Kannu then writes to the prime minister to ask for help.
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Plus he writes to me in Russian [to] practice the language.
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In one exchange, dated May this year, Abdulaziz writes to Khashoggi.
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"My dear, my lever," someone writes to Shashi in broken English.
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Even the way that he writes to me is more personal.
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His story is interspersed with letters he writes to the Rev.
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"The effect is easy to understand — and fun," Yama writes to me.
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He calls Reed, writes to him, insinuates himself into the reporter's life.
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The neoliberals sought, Slobodian writes, to "encase" markets, not to liberate them.
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"There's a penetrating dampness coming from the walls," Cora writes to Ransome.
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" Williams, too, "[writes] to make peace with the things [she] cannot control.
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"I should probably say, don't mess with your boobs," she writes to herself.
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I already have an incredibly strong melody that Elton writes to his songs.
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" There is one message Ottavino always writes to himself: "Ten minutes of focus.
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"This is women's magic, and it is subtle," Brynna writes to her daughter.
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"Counting on you to be right about this interview, Gordon," he writes, to Sondland.
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Navy pilot George H.W. Bush writes to his fiancee Barbara Pierce, December 19933: pic.twitter.
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"I've never liked the look of you (do you mind?)," Ransome writes to Cora.
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And inside it he writes to the people of western Mosul: "I love you."
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"Death is poppin' up (or takin' down) all around me," he writes to VICE.
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"You are not what they took from you," one woman writes to her younger self.
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She has signed up to receive Jon's letters and she writes to him in return.
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" A mother infamously writes to the Charlotte Observer decrying his "arrogant struts" and "pelvic thrusts.
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"You won't always succeed," the self-made billionaires writes to his 25-year-old self.
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She writes to me that D. Trump (NRA member) really is for cooperation with Russia.
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She writes to Anna: He says too many fine things of me, and to me.
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Whatever Ottavino writes to himself in his notebook, he makes sure the wording is positive.
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"I am trying to challenge our conventions of beauty," she writes to The Creators Project.
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He's brought together four books, two of which he writes, to create a weird little family.
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"Better learn your suras," my sister writes to me, referring to the chapters of the Quran.
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In the letters he writes to her, he worries about the great age difference between them.
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" After her husband dies, she writes to her sister, "I just want someone to love me.
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Nearly everyone who writes to the Haggler is in distress, and this profoundly skews his sample.
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"I want to show you our world as it is now," he writes to his daughter.
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So he writes, to discharge and express his feelings, to help him accept the bad conditions.
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"What hooks me on our story is our different readings of it," Kraus writes to Dick.
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In each essay, the writer seems, as she writes, to be discovering the mysterious in the familiar.
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Boris Johnson writes to the EU requesting that is delayed, after repeatedly insisting that he would not.
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Among the other tidbits he gathered is that she writes to her fans every day on Facebook.
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Left: A girl writes to her boyfriend back home while away at summer camp in Interlochen, Michigan, 1942.
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Feininger writes to Scheyer that the "ship is going down, down, down," as the Bauhaus closes in Weimar.
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A woman who was well-to-do before the fire writes to the Lord Mayor begging for help.
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"I feel like everyone has shown the utmost respect, love, and support," she writes to PEOPLE via email.
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Mr. Said writes to the photos so assiduously and with such effect as to make one powerful essay.
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But they are also rich evocations of abundance: "I cannot clip your wings," Perry writes to her sons.
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"We really need to shut Morocco and these paid speeches down," Mook writes to Podesta in February, 2015.
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A car dealer writes to say his bank is shutting him down, and thanks for nothing, Mr. President.
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"I had high hopes that you would be the one to drive our brand forward," Tuten writes to Staton.
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But also, as Hampton writes, to imply R. Kelly is getting unbalanced scrutiny in comparison to Weinstein is untrue.
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"DOJ called me today; we will talk at 530," Waldman writes to Warner several weeks after they began communicating.
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" But in an undated resignation letter, Sessions writes to the president, "at your request, I am submitting my resignation.
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Bexx identifies as bisexual or asexual, and writes to inmates Neil* and Joe* in New Mexico and Indiana, respectively.
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Sitting in his cell, he writes to his beloved granddaughters and other family members, dispensing advice and showering praise.
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She writes to earn the approval of her idol, rapper OZ, whose signature green aura colors her every fantasy.
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These letters, inspired by the ones Warren Buffet writes to his shareholders every year, have taken on different forms.
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" August 6 Shanann writes to Chris: "Your only response last night was 'l don't want to lose the kids!
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"A marriage is more than your heart, it's your life," his wife, Celestial, writes to him at one point.
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White motorists were given a "free pass," Forman writes, to keep their drugs safely stashed in their glove boxes.
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He shared with me the daily reflection on events in the news that he writes to his teenage son.
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In his notes, Jackson writes to his "fam" to justify including the story of Essie's life and tragic murder.
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"I said yeah!" he writes to VICE, who corresponded with the inmate via mail and in one prison interview.
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"[A]t a very young age, I lost a person that I thought loved me," Doug writes to his dad.
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He helps out people who have had the same health issues as him and he writes to give them advice.
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In fact, Podobnyy was caught on a wiretap discussing Page: He writes to me in Russian [to] practice the language.
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He isn't much of a drinker, Guzman writes to the actress, but when he does, he likes tequila and Buchanan's.
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"There will always be scars on, and in, my body from where you harmed me," he writes to his mother.
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Usually when he writes to TV producers it's to ask them to hide footage of him saying the N-word.
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"The field would be freed," she writes, "to find ways to rest its authority and status on more authentic foundations."
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The Times's Austin Considine writes: To call Hugh Mackie a dying breed might be an exaggeration, but maybe not here.
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Her influence extends beyond the code that she writes to the internal memos assailing Zuckerberg for his position on fake news.
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" Trump Jr. writes to Goldstone on the chain, "if it's what you say I love it especially later in the summer.
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The First Amendment applies to censorship by the government and not, Mr Sachs writes, to private employers like a football league.
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Their work is both to "protest and beautify public spaces" Miriam Mabel Martínez, a member of Lana Desastre, writes to me.
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They tend to have an audience of one: An attorney who writes to the paper unhappy with something we have done.
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The Anti-Defamation League writes to Speaker Paul D. Ryan calling for the censure of Mr. King for endorsing Ms. Goldy.
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" It relates, she writes, to those "for radical, hopeful sites that we cannot see — to let them go, again and again.
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"Godspeed, wonderful bookshop, on your journey into the uncertain future," Malcolm writes to Argosy, a family-owned holdout in gentrified Manhattan.
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Users will frame all this up using a 3.94-inch touchscreen LCD, and the camera writes to microSD cards (up to 128GB).
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Matthews writes: To limit the deduction, wealthy people with "service industry" income (think accountants or lawyers) would see the deduction phased out.
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British officials want "pre-negotiations" before she writes to trigger the two-year exit process under Article 50 of the EU treaty.
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This is what a lawyer writes to pretend to his client that's he's doing something beyond filing a suit that can't win.
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"It is a privilege to have a story," Savas writes, "to know your own narrative as surely as you know your name."
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"The vile beast knows itself and miserable he is with it," Anthony writes to Julie, as Hogg's lover once wrote to her.
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"Real, lasting change is possible," Foster writes, "to our appetites, our fears, and our views," and despite that change the self persists.
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Business ____ That's why the president revoked my security clearance, Mr. Brennan writes: to try to silence anyone who would dare challenge him.
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Woodard's testimony profoundly affected Waring and his wife, forcing them, Gergel writes, to "stare into the Southern racial abyss" as never before.
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She writes: To remove videos or photos, platforms use "hash" technology, which was originally developed to combat the spread of child pornography online.
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Under the Senate's blue-slip rule, the Judiciary Committee writes to the home state senators of each nominee and asks for their approval.
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Wolves, she writes to him, have been ripping children from their homes, and she believes her son to be the most recent victim.
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"Notes on the South" sees Didion traveling through the Gulf South states in order, she writes, to understand California and America more clearly.
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It was kind of "a trick," he writes, to mimic Trump's blunt, staccato, no-apologies delivery while making him seem almost boyishly appealing.
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" He writes to Saul Bellow (who had published a glowing review of "Invisible Man") after Bellow's divorce, "In truth, we're both in exile.
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"I guess what I want to hear from you now may not be what you have to offer," Blanchon writes to his parents.
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On December 11 another Facebook staffer writes to ask for an expedited review of Cambridge Analytica — saying it's "unfortunately… now a PR issue," i.e.
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"Sure, we can at any time just post something generic and neutral but that wouldn't accomplish anything," LA Weekly writes to one Instagram commenter.
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In the letter, dated February 1477, a woman writes to her "right well-beloved valentine" John about dowries, pesky parents and other romantic subjects.
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Blazing with the power of self-defense, Annalise writes to the attorney general seeking a grand jury investigation into the DA's conspiracy against her.
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"As you will notice, our thoughts were not incorporated into the pamphlet last time," ACOG spokesman Megan Christin writes to Broadly in an email.
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"I want people to know that beyond anything they saw on the screen, you were a fiercely loyal friend," Mel writes to him now.
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If he needs scholarly articles, he writes to his friends overseas and asks them to send copies, since the university cannot afford journal subscriptions.
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It's important, Reese writes, to challenge the assumption that meat is "normal," because many consumers may be wary of straying from the status quo.
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A volunteer then writes to them with their unique situation in mind, and the process aims to foster some longer term exchanges between participants.
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In the unsent letters she writes to James during this embargo, Maggie struggles to find a theological framework for her longing and her pain.
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Tamimi also points to an internal ISIS document from 2018 in which a member of the group writes to Mawla about an ideological dispute.
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The company calls and writes to the customers, telling them to join ZipDrug's platform, where the startup can connect them to ZipDrug's preferred-pharmacy network.
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In 21888, having decided on being a painter, he writes to Theo constantly, documenting his days spent watching the world unfold in front of him.
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The first Gates letter was inspired by the annual update the billionaire investor Warren E. Buffett writes to shareholders of his holding company, Berkshire Hathaway.
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He writes: To avoid the mistakes of previous prohibitions and drug wars, it's necessary to recognize them not as pathological addicts but as equal citizens.
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Reader Ben Rosenfeld of New York City writes to say he hopes the National Debt Clock on Sixth Avenue in Manhattan never jams at $999 trillion.
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In one anonymous entry on the #SurvivorLoveLetter Tumblr, a woman with the pseudonym "Elizabeth" writes to her past self on the night of her assault: Oct.
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Sebregondi's own inspiration came from Bruce Chatwin's "The Songlines": whereas to lose a passport was a mishap, Chatwin writes, "to lose a notebook was a catastrophe".
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"On the business front, you may feel like you've achieved just about all there is to achieve," he writes to the middle-aged version of himself.
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"John Blake writes to me from time to time seeking permission to publish this manuscript," Ms. Smyth said in a statement sent by her law firm.
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Barkai writes: To offer a sense of magnitude, the combined shares of labor and capital decline 13.9 percentage points, which amounts to $1.2 trillion in 2014.
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Al Tamimi also points to an internal ISIS document from 2018 in which a member of the group writes to al-Mawla about about an ideological dispute.
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"I watched her 'mother' for many years, but it wasn't until you were born that I really understood what motherhood meant," Jenna writes to her own daughters.
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" "I would have to go deep inside myself and my faith to discover any remaining belief in our marriage," Clinton writes, "to find some path of understanding.
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She writes to join the conversation but also to reach out, to let people know that the things they feel are the same things she feels, too.
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The show's title comes from the erotic letters that Chris (Kathryn Hahn) writes to a broody sculptor named Dick (Kevin Bacon)—and the double entendre is deliberate.
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It's really hard, Crockett writes, to distinguish among the different factors that created the discrepancy in interruptions: It's true that interruptions are a complicated subject in sociolinguistics.
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"From inside my body, I take Lorenzo for walks, hum tunes and wonder how he saw the world," Amér writes to Millie, unsure that they should meet.
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" Part of the reason for this is, as Mr. Klein writes, "to obscure the fact that the decisions being made [by the press] are decisions at all.
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"Way out here one gets that wicked city idea about New York & all those purlieus," he writes to the dancer Nelson Barclift, from his cottage in Williamstown.
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" Ms. Stasio wrote that "Mary Higgins Clark writes to a simple formula that entails putting a woman in peril and letting her figure her own way out.
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"The Acid Caves is based in a universe in which all planets are connected by an energy system called 'The Chaos'," Esther writes to me over email.
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"I can only write down what you say, what you do," she writes to him toward the end of the book, addressing him directly from the page.
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See, as Wayne writes to close out Gone 'Til November, his jail time taught him the value of, as we used to say, getting high on life.
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In an exclusive email obtained by PEOPLE, Doug writes to Hoagland — the man who abandoned him and who is in jail himself, on an allegation of identity theft.
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In Vanity Fair, Kenzie Bryant writes: To announce a festival without name recognition or a finalized lineup, McFarland and Ja Rule personally invited 400 influencers in various sectors.
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"My staff and I have spoken with Disney workers who are hungry, homeless, or struggling to make ends meet," Sanders writes to Iger in one of the invites.
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" About Lorca's New York versus his Spanish poems, Arvio writes, "To my ear, these voices are so different they could almost be the voices of two different poets.
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"An EU official, who came to office via political connections, writes to a democratically-elected government ... Mr Timmermans is not a legitimate partner for me," he told Bild.
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"We write about the dead to make sense of our losses," she writes, "to become less haunted, to turn ghosts into words, to transform an absence into language."
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" In another email, Zinke's then-Director of Scheduling and Advance, Rusty Roddy, writes to Galipeau, "Is it possible to get our agenda in...leaving at 9:1.5 a.
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"You heard me tell her we had a long drive home and she needed to use the potty," Miller writes to the nameless stranger who ended up helping her.
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As another character in "Super Sad True Love Story" writes to a friend: "This is what happens when there's only one party and we live in a police state."
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In response to this gesture the iconic erotic illustrator writes "To Andy Warhol, Love Tom," on the cover of the second issue, an emotional memento of artists long gone.
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While searching their hotel room, "alcohol and different types of medications were taken by police for investigation purposes," Seychelles police spokesman Jean Toussaint writes to PEOPLE in an email.
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When Agathe's husband writes to say that he can understand her need for a divorce only as a sign of feeble-mindedness, she feels thoroughly undermined and considers suicide.
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In another letter dated 1934, Einstein writes to his first wife to send money to care for his son with schizophrenia, according to a spokesman for Nate D. Sanders.
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But weak spending by Chinese consumers is also affecting major technology companies, whose general pallor makes them unlikely, our reporter writes, to power any new highs on Wall Street.
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This was a testament, Farrow writes, to the fear that Weinstein instilled in his employees: Multiple sources wanted to be interviewed in shadow, disguising their identities from the television audience.
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" She writes to her dead father, who thought he could assimilate by buying a chateau in the countryside: "You had chosen France, she isn't the melting pot you'd hoped for.
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He writes to diagnose a problem of the spirit to which many succumb, and his writing is nothing if not an affirmation of the unique humanity of each of us.
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Every book he writes, to my mind, is required reading, and this collection's release alongside new editions of three older works is the perfect place to start, or to continue.
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In the first email, a man named Richard Wright, who Democrats say is not affiliated with the party, writes to Ms. Small, whom officials identified as a Democratic Party volunteer.
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" (NYT) • Ben Thompson writes, "To believe that Chairman Pai is right is not to be against net neutrality; rather, it is to believe that the FCC's 2015 approach was mistaken.
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Offred writes to a nebulous "you" that sometimes feels like God, sometimes like her husband, sometimes like a figure she's invented to keep her from believing that she's already dead.
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In the filing, Broadcom CEO Hock Tan writes to Qualcomm executive chairman Paul Jacobs that he was "astonished" Qualcomm did not accept a weekend meeting to discuss a potential merger.
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He writes to his sister Angelica to please go get the machine gun out of the stove where he stored it, in his kitchen, and throw it into the river.
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"I told Langston Hughes in fact, that it's the blues, but nobody seems to understand what I mean," he later writes to a friend about the novel now under way.
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Max Gate is kept "like a shrine" to Hardy's first wife, Emma, while he disguises the earlier marriage's "mutual hostility" in the guilty, longing poems he still writes to her ghost.
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She writes to forget her mom's drinking and disapproval, the hot guy at the pizza parlor who called her fat, and her beloved Nana, who's wheelchair-bound after undergoing hip surgery.
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If the U.S. State Department's Twitter account writes to Abu Khalid al-Amriki, perhaps the Big Brother syndrome will even kick in to reinforce his opposition to the West's shared values.
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"You could just tell instantly with her personality and joy for life she would be someone you wanted to hang out with," the friend writes to PEOPLE in a text message.
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"Jobs was a powerful source of inspiration, a fierce curator of good ideas and rejector of bad ones, and a savvy and potent negotiator," Merchant writes to CNBC in an email.
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She is forgetting how to talk to people and has taken to drafting odd letters to her family: "I hope you and dad are doing well," she writes to her mother.
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They wanted, as Cohen writes, to get rid of "dated stores, modest personal services, and cheap luncheonettes," and attract solid bulwarks of secure retailing, like Sears, Roebuck and Company and Macy's.
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One of these statements, a long letter that she writes to Per, becomes an eloquent, scalding testament to her atheism and her faith in the known limits of our worldly existence.
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The percentage of the active ingredient in the drug, THC, has risen from "less than 5 percent" he writes, to the availability at some dispensaries of potencies of 25 percent or higher.
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"Mere Pyare Prime Minister" (My Dear Prime Minister) is about a precocious boy from a slum in Mumbai who writes to the prime minister to ask for a toilet for his home.
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"The truth is that I was off on a tangent, on a stage, my mind going where it goes, trying to be funny," a contrite Buckley writes to his Columbia Records label mate.
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"I won't be around to see you grow up," Chivers, 34, writes to 3-year-old Hugh and 18-month-old Alfie in the letter originally published on The New Daily in Australia.
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Judge Kavanaugh writes to the other lawyers in the office that it was House leaders who decided to publicly release the entire Starr report — including the explicit narrative — without even reading it first.
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"Although excessive uncontrolled biological contamination of the Moon's surface is not scientifically desirable, small quantities of tardigrades encapsulated in amber are likely to be of minimal environmental impact," Pratt writes to The Verge.
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Instead, she was a regular person nursing a bruised ego, standing before millions of viewers and refusing to be ridiculed; refusing, as the poet Claudia Rankine writes, to carry what didn't belong to her.
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The song she writes to deconstruct stereotypes, so that she can show how unfair it is that authority figures automatically view her as someone dangerous, becomes twisted into proof that she is actually dangerous.
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Denzil writes to us, remembering our mutual friend and colleague: Kanishka showed himself to be an open and direct individual who engaged everyone while being totally committed to his own work and its development.
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"It's important for me to let you know that the jumper actually had very specific references, completely different from what was ascribed instead," Michele writes to his colleagues in a memo shared on Fashionista.
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The year of Becker's death, Rilke writes to the sculptor Clara Westhoff of a wall at the Autumn Salon devoted to a woman artist who died young and in childbirth: Manet's student Eva Gonzalès.
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" The one part of the book I found difficult to reread was written the most straightforwardly — a litany of regrets Alison writes to her son after he dies: "I am sorry you are gone.
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Whereas Greenstein described the aforementioned scenario as textbook Austen, the pros and cons list Ross writes to compare Rachel and Julie in season two is a more direct nod to Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
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In a letter dated May 4 and obtained Monday by Axios, Zinke writes to Portman that he will "take concrete action to reduce methane waste" within the confines of the Interior Department's existing regulatory framework.
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"If we find that there is something to be concerned about, if someone writes to us and says, well, this is maybe not as it should be, then we will take a look," said Vestager.
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" In "Heartland," her account of generations of family poverty, Sarah Smarsh writes to a child she imagines having had in her teens: "I'm glad you never ended up as a physical reality in my life.
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"We are going to expand our reach and make sure that women everywhere receive the message that they are just as empowered in their personal lives as they are in the workplace," Bumble writes to Connor.
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But that changes when a letter he writes to himself, intended for no one to read, ends up in the hands of a family faced with the suicide of their son, Evan's anguished classmate Connor Murphy.
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This young adult novel, told through the farewell letter artsy Minerva Green writes to the popular basketball team co-captain, Ed Slaterton, chronicles the unlikely love story and inevitable breakup of two mismatched high school students.
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Trump seems to believe there are few disadvantages that can't be made up for by hard work: "You might not have their Ivy League pedigrees or their advanced degrees," she writes to her audience of young professionals.
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"This is about obsession," Chris explains in a dry voiceover near the outset, reading the letters that she writes to Dick, which at once become an aphrodisiac for her and Sylvere and an eventual source of friction.
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In coastal states, damage caused by hurricanes or, in some cases, named storms, is often subject to a separate deductible — an amount deducted from the check the insurer writes to the homeowner when a claim is paid.
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Lucia insists that she wants the characters she writes "to be nuanced and complicated," but that's not always a standard Ms. Saracho upholds and she sometimes sacrifices even plausibility, as in a story of justified domestic violence.
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"I wanted you to have the background since the show on Saturday isn't the typical episode of PW," Drummond writes to her fans, adding that it was filmed just after the passing of her husband Ladd Drummond's mother.
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" "The book's larger point is that, as Ellenberg writes, 'to do mathematics is to be, at once, touched by fire and bound by reason' — and that there are ways in which we're all doing math, all the time.
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After being asked to share links to prove that cyber-bullying was taking place, Grace received a call from an editor — "these conversations always happen over the phone," he writes — to help him better cope with the attacks.
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"Those who criticize me, including your family, know nothing about an artist's nature," Gauguin writes to her, exuding the confidence of a man who knows he's the subject of a biopic being made more than a century later.
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In this instance, the show uses the play the character writes to depict the creation of Doctor Manhattan, who was once a normal man but then got ripped apart by subatomic particles and turned into a giant blue guy.
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"I was reflecting on Harry Potter because Halloween night is the night his parents died and I thought it would be interesting to do something around Harry Potter, Halloween and death (from our culture's perspective)," Larkin writes to Bustle.
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"[T]he combination of major re-writes to the bill and the lack of a CBO score at any point in the process thus far should cause significant pause on Capitol Hill," wrote Republican health policy consultant Chris Jacobs.
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Faludi's father, a photographer, left the family when Susan was a teenager; 25 years later, in 2004, he writes to her about his sex reassignment surgery at the age of 76 and his move back to his native Hungary.
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After a fifth, succumbing to horrified pride as "the world's foremost expert in human-leporine midwifing," he writes to "certain persons of distinction," attracts the attention of prominent London surgeons and even the king, and loses control of events.
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"We do all the work — from creating welcoming homes in neighborhoods you want to live in and setting up Wi-Fi and utilities to furnishing the place and finding people you'll love living with," Merchant writes to her prospective customers.
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But the practice isn't just for the thank you — Yellen writes thank-you notes, anniversary cards, holiday cards, and writes to his employees' kids when they are sick, company director of marketing communications Alexandra Gort told Business Insider in 2019.
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Instead of relying on on-device storage, the Upthere founding team came together in 2012 and decided to look at how it could create a service that directly writes to the cloud and allows you to (mostly) bypass local storage.
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But in the storytelling of that there's always this one line from Abigail Adams that gets sort of put on the museum walls or in the PBS documentaries, which is, "Remember the ladies," she writes to her husband, John. Right?
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Syria writes to Security Council over Turkish shelling The phone call came a day after U.S. Vice President Joe Biden spoke to Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, urging Ankara to show restraint by ceasing artillery strikes on Kurdish forces in northern Syria.
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Francis then summoned Archbishop Viganò to Rome for what his top advisers assured Archbishop Viganò would be a chewing out, but the archbishop writes, "To my great surprise, during this long meeting, the pope did not mention even once the audience with Davis!"
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Mr. Rosenzweig writes to his readership, imploring that if they "have America's interests at heart" and also have the opportunity to leak transcripts of the president's conversations with foreign leaders, they should resist the very "norm-destruction" ushered in by Mr. Trump.
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In a letter from 1980, during a Grateful Dead residency at the Warfield Theater in San Francisco, Graham writes to his staff about broken seats, noise from a slamming door, and how to keep fans from pilfering Dead memorabilia during the last show.
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I Love Dick largely takes the form of hyper-intellectual letters its protagonist, also named Chris Kraus, writes to a man, Dick, she becomes obsessed with after having dinner with him and her husband, the cultural critic Sylvère Lotringer, at a sushi restaurant.
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UK artist Liz West seems to be heading in a similar direction; she writes to The Creators Project in an email, we can expect "more mirrors and reflective surfaces" in her upcoming work, while her signature rainbow hues are here to stay.
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"Work schedules for hourly associates may vary from site to site and week by week," a recent version of Amazon's Owners Manual and Guide to Employment—wherein Jeff Bezos writes to new hires that his company "marries hard-charging intensity with major-league fun"—states.
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In particular, his actions in the past two weeks — failing, as Summers writes, "to convincingly reaffirm traditional U.S. security commitments to NATO and abandoning participation in the Paris global climate agreement" — may inflict such severe economic consequences as to alter the course of human progress.
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Burton may not have a particularly indulgent approach to fashion ("Anyone who knows me knows that I wear the same clothes all the time," he writes to us.), but he is interested in how other creators translate his distinct aesthetic into other artistic mediums.
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It should be possible, he writes, to find the beauty in vomit, "a fiery yellow, nearly ablaze, at other times paler, the color of straw," but it isn't: Vomit is by its nature repulsive, since it comes from inside the body and is hence disgusting.
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This high schooler got the ultimate letter of recommendation A 7-year-old wrote a letter to Google asking for a job—here's how the CEO responded Hillary Clinton personally writes to 8-year-old girl who lost a class election: 'I'm cheering you on'
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In a letter published yesterday, Senate minority leader Harry Reid writes to FBI Director James Comey to request that the bureau make a public investigation into the possibility that the Russian government will attempt to tamper with results of this year's US presidential election.
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I think Gary is a very strong proponent of economic growth and is quite bright and knowledgeable," Dimon said in an interview with Bloomberg TV. "I think he was good to have in the White House, not as the press writes to defend Wall Street.
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Used to store liquid, they were potentially all deliberately knocked over while still filled; their contents would have drained against the building's face and seeped into the sand — a gesture, Wegner writes, to perhaps symbolically sail the buried boat into the next life with the king.
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December 23, 2005: 'Make or break' Returning from a Christmas visit to British troops stationed in Iraq, Blair writes to Bush to tell him that, though people are "more upbeat than I expected," there is still suspicion of the coalition forces' motives for being in Iraq.
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There is much throughout about the human body, and its encounters with life and mortality: a 17th-century Flemish surgeon writes to and nurtures his amputated leg; an 18th-century woman sends letters to the Holy Roman Emperor requesting that her father's body be returned for burial.
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Nabokov's dream notes, however—"undertaken," he writes, "to illustrate the principle of 'reverse memory' " and recorded in pencil on his famous three-by-five cards over a period of several months, during which he referred to Dunne's book several times—were not published in his lifetime.
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" READ: Trump letter to House Democrats protests impeachment in 'strongest' terms In another segment of the letter, Trump writes to the House speaker: "You do not know, nor do you care, the great damage and hurt you have inflicted upon wonderful and loving members of my family.
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For the record, Eric's diabetes, which he's had since he was 3, is controlled, but even well-managed diabetes can result in scary moments of one's sugar being too low or too high, or at least that's what everyone on those forums writes to each other.
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In the post, Pichai writes: "To suggest a group of our colleagues have traits that make them less biologically suited to that work is offensive and not OK." The company was scheduled to hold an all-hands meeting for employees on Thursday to discuss the memo.
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This led workers, as Michel writes, to not only "neglect family and health," but also to work long hours even when their bosses did not force them to—and when they knew that working that 18703th and 17th hour a day wouldn't make them any more productive.
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There's a distinct method to this grueling pace, as Vox's Dylan Scott writes: To prevent a tax overhaul from suffering Obamacare repeal's fate, Republicans have sought to move quickly and perfected their ability to disregard evidence from outside experts that their tax bill won't achieve what they promised.
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"In the games with newspapers one always ends up lying, and at the root of the lie is the need to offer oneself to the public in the best form, with thoughts suitable to the role," she writes to her editor after the publication of her second novel.
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"And for a full minute, I was so in love with all of them, I almost couldn't stand it," Crosley writes to close the scene — conceding with genuine admiration that the actual terror inflicted by the young is the evidence they offer of how pure and big joy can be.
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I was just reading a history book about the origins of the Second World War, and there is a moment in England in the late 19303s when Lord Beaverbrook — the foremost press baron of his day — writes to Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, anxiously asking for a clarification of British policy toward Germany.
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As the staff worked, there was much debate over the size of the pregnant male seahorse's belly, the length of the episode — Bob-Waksberg likes to bring in every show at 25 minutes 30 seconds — and the color of the ink on an apology note BoJack writes to a director he betrayed.
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In a Facebook response written in both Ukrainian and Russian (notably Russian is Zelensky's first language), Zelensky writes to Putin: With regards to the declaration of the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Can we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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" He proposed a reader-driven policing of the guidelines: "How about a requirement that whenever a reader writes to the public editor to question or object to the use of an anonymous source, and the public editor deems the objection valid, the news editors must respond to the specific incident with more information.
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" Similarly, in 1520 following Raphael's death, Michelangelo writes to Cardinal Bernardo Dovizi da Bibbiena persuading him to take on Sebastiano to "share in the work at the Palace, now that Raphael is dead," humbling adding "You are always granting favours to men of esteem; I beg your Lordship to try out [the favour] with me.
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Bannon even suggests that campaign collusion with Russia could have worked if there were proper cut-outs: Bannon went on, Wolff writes, to say that if any such meeting had to take place, it should have been set up "in a Holiday Inn in Manchester, New Hampshire, with your lawyers who meet with these people".
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In large-circulation magazines like this one or The New Yorker, letters typically occupy one lively page; the letters section at the back of The New York Review of Books, by contrast, often features grand-slam matches (Tom Stoppard writes to protest Daniel Mendelsohn's review of his play, Mendelsohn replies to Stoppard, Stoppard then responds, etc.).
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Asked about the biggest check he can imagine writing on behalf of NFX, Currier says the the most the firm is likely to invest in any one company is $5 million; the vast majority of the checks it writes — to companies both in its accelerator program and those outside it — will be between $1 million and $2 million.
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"Family structure, as a marker and predictor of family stability, makes a difference to the life chances of the next generation," Reeves writes: To the extent that upper middle class Americans are able to form planned, stable, committed families, their children will benefit — and be more likely to retain their childhood class status when they become adults.
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"I'm sub- / merged every day in the ocean of the inner / Lives of white people," McCrae writes: To make my way through you I have to borrow An inner life the way a scuba diver Whose tank was empty might borrow a mask If you borrow a mask from a scuba diver, he'll want it back almost immediately.
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"The United States Cyber Command writes to me to say that what I am doing is wrong, that their job is to fight trolls," Mr. Zubarev told The Daily Beast The results of those efforts, and much broader public understanding of Russian techniques, helped contribute to a less-effective campaign, according to Defense Department and other American officials.
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" Frances also writes to a user in the comments section that the full song features "a very freaky deeky line that goes 'stable sable sold her heart/ no one asks her why she hides it in a casket in her house in a box/ find a fiend who reigns supreme in may/ fast enough for blooming buds to lay their eggs.
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" Cobain also writes to a user in the comments section that the full song features "a very freaky deeky line that goes 'stable sable sold her heart/ no one asks her why she hides it in a casket in her house in a box/ find a fiend who reigns supreme in may/ fast enough for blooming buds to lay their eggs.
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With a $300 Proxmark RFID card reading and writing tool, any expired keycard pulled from the trash of a target hotel, and a set of cryptographic tricks developed over close to 15 years of on-and-off analysis of the codes Vingcard electronically writes to its keycards, they found a method to vastly narrow down a hotel's possible master key code.
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Today's focus will be on Politico White House political correspondent Glenn Thrush, who may or may not being getting a bad rap — you be the judge — after a leaked Wikileaks email from him to Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta shows this (verbatim): "Because I have become a hack I will send u the whole section that pertains to u," Thrush writes to Podesta.
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" In the internal email obtained by CNN that was sent six days after the incident, TSA's acting deputy administrator Patricia Cogswell writes to other high-ranking TSA officials that "given the number of emails and such coming in to HQ about the MIA situation, please pull together a message for SO (senior officers) to issue, and think about other information that should go out to all offices.
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When he writes to a friend, soon after his marriage, of what it is like to lie in a dry bed after years of sleeping on a pile of damp, mildewed straw, and when, elsewhere, he speaks of the surprise of turning over in bed and seeing a pair of pigtails on the pillow next to his, your heart softens toward this dyspeptic man.
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Senator Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.) is looking for answers from Amazon about its doorbell camera Ring and the company's relationships with law enforcement agencies around the U.S. In a letter published on Thursday, he writes to the technology giant how partnerships like Ring's raise "serious privacy and civil liberties concerns," and asks Amazon to further detail the size and scope of its numerous deals with police.
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"There's a word we can use," Danielle Allen writes, to describe a condition when people feel helpless, whipsawed, and disconnected from the levers of personal and economic autonomy; when people feel trapped in a particular place and circumstance; when decisions about one's life and work and mode of cultural existence seem to rest in the hands of others; when even personal property seems to be evanescent, or nonexistent, or on loan.
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" Lazar's narrator is a complex creation, and his occasionally clueless privilege — an important part of the story of race in America — is balanced by painful awareness: "I have a good life now," he writes to the parole board, "a home, a wife I love, money — but I know that much of that is luck, redounding to my surface, even to the color of my skin, which in this time and place is called 'white.
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In a new letter, House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings writes to acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney that he wants to know "why the White House has failed to answer the questions raised in a letter I sent more than three months ago seeking information about troubling reports that President Donald Trump may have violated the Presidential Records Act by confiscating and destroying documents to keep secret the details of his meetings" with Putin.
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Her black-and-white illustrative style often breaks with the traditional panel format for a mix of full-page collage spreads where the text floats in the white space of the images, creating an expansive landscape on the otherwise confining page, or utilizes the format of the medium in which her character is exploring — a sketchpad or letterhead as she writes to her friends, or a computer browser as she researches — layering in historical photographs when relevant.
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The treatment Clinton has endured in her public life is objectively infuriating: Throughout the book, and particularly in a chapter entitled "On Being a Woman In Politics," she examines the sexism she's faced over the course of her career and during the 2016 election, from the press's famously overblown reaction to her "tea and cookies" comment, to widespread scrutiny of her personal choices and appearance ("It hurts to be torn apart," she writes), to Trump's "nasty woman" bile.
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There is Pedro Antonio Y Madre Gonzales, in Lima, Peru; there is a Polish priest named Jan, who writes to me in Biblical Hebrew and is eager to know how the construction of the country is progressing and whether certain signs that he believes will presage the arrival of the Messiah have been seen in the hills of Jerusalem; and Tokama, from Nagasaki, a pacifist and militant socialist who is always full of praise for the ideals of the kibbutz.
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