It is true, at least for the time being, that a horde of pixels cannot transform itself into a horde of people.
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The tents set up for a horde of vendors were empty.
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It'd be like getting smothered to death by a horde of kindergarteners.
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Then comes the warning: a horde of infected coming in from the east.
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Within hours, a horde of Saudi secret police were deployed to her apartment.
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As a horde of media surrounded Moss' cubicle, he had an opening salutation.
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Dany had three dragons, an army of Unsullied, and a horde of Dothraki.
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These objects seem to have been overtaken by a horde of alien creatures.
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It's Ruth with a horde of hopeful people of all ages, genders, and classes.
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When they went to break, a horde of extras swarmed the snacks/coffee table.
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It consisted of him chanting on a live stream with a horde of followers.
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"It'll be after this weekend," Clyburn told a horde of reporters in the Capitol.
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It's no surprise that he's guarded by a horde of pregnant, nubile young women.
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Crucially, Black Panther isn't about a protagonist shooting their way through a horde of enemies.
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And can they all come back in a box like a horde of mini-Shangelas?
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And then soon you had feral hogs ripping through farms like a horde of locusts.
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There, it felt as if I were being kissed by a horde of invisible bees.
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The post attracted a horde of comments from users accusing her of faking her achievement.
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Naturally, such a show has inspired a horde of fan theories about what's really going on.
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The streets of every major city are about to be overrun by a horde of zombies.
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She had also feared being drowned out by a horde of other tech initial public offerings.
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The man explained that under the water lurked a horde of boa constrictors, waiting to strike.
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A horde of fans surround his car, showering him with compliments and thanking him for the night.
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The incident made the local news, and Fields was soon inundated with a horde of interview requests.
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Throughout the walk, she was joined by a horde of dignitaries eager to share in her spotlight.
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On Wednesday, a horde of Amazon employees rushed to defend the honor of the world's richest man.
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This message is reinforced with images of what looks like a horde of immigrants rushing the border.
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The crowd resembled a horde of marching ants as they scurried about, focused on leaving the city.
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At least it makes the guys here match their personalities: they look like a horde of vampires.
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At least that's what's expected after seeing a horde of Apple Maps cars zipping around the world.
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There's a horde of enemies on the other side of the bars, as well as a dragon.
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Standing in the heat on the platform amid a horde of frustrated commuters, she instantly regretted it.
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A peasant girl, she silenced a horde of ransacking mercenaries with a raised glass and defiant toast.
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And, when we misfire, we can always rely on a horde of reporters to cover the story.
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So, we meet Harry (Shah Rukh Khan) after a trip chaperoning a horde of Indian tourists in Europe.
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She rises above a horde of masculine bodies, the latter reduced to bellowing mouths and upraised, clenched fists.
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As far as Super Bowl ads go, it's hard to go wrong with a horde of wiener dogs.
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This sure looks like a bunch of fellas surrounded on all sides by a horde of zombies, huh?
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One: an ecosystem big enough to include both a handful of superstars and a horde of talented craftspeople.
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Between chants of "E-A-G-L-E-S, Eagles," a horde of fans flipped over a car.
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A horde of Bolivian tree lizards (which had been accidentally introduced) took care of them in short order.
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It is a horrifying vision to imagine that we could be faced with a horde of never-aging clones.
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He was standing with his sword drawn before a horde of the party's enemies: leftist, LGBTQ, and feminist groups.
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One eyewitness told CNN he saw "a horde of men" trying to grope and molest any women they could find.
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Reid was already battling a horde of critics, first over allegations that she posted anti-LGBT items in years past .
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Now, the Acrasian army has swept through their home, killing nearly everyone, and threatens to unleash a horde of demons.
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I got caught between falling rocks and a horde of enemies and that was that: I kept getting knocked down.
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Gremlins, 1984 Gleefully watch as a horde of little monsters wreck havoc on an idyllic small town at Christmas time.
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Following a deadline 25 years in the making, the National Archives on Thursday evening released a horde of JFK files.
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Around them, a horde of bubblegum vegans continued stuffing their faces, too content to bother with such a public boast.
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But would everyone really be doing the no pants dance with a horde of pissed off zombies in the backyard?
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Worf and his bobblehead of a son are confronted in the "ancient West" by a horde of Datas playing different characters.
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If there's a horde of murderous ice zombies attacking humanity's last great Northern holdfast, their goal will probably be simple, right?
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This increase might reflect a horde of previously unlicensed operators—who used to negotiate deals in the shadows—gaining official documentation.
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The humbled fighter says he was a bit overwhelmed when he arrived and a horde of small children rushed toward him.
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It was all a bad dream, except for the part about being under the thumb of a horde of vicious killers.
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But this year, he's been asked to tone down his act—and a horde of his loyal customers are outraged. Philly.
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"They just line up like a horde of crazy individuals and storm across the reef, literally removing all algae," he said.
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Seun Kuti, a Nigerian singer, is pursued by a horde of briefcase-wielding zombies in the video for "IMF", a 2014 hit.
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The car crashes to a stop soon after, and a horde of officers quickly swarms the area, with several drawing their weapons.
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Executives say that's even been been true in China, where rapid adoption of innovative mobile services has created a horde of data.
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Followed into the parking lot by a horde of television cameras, Jake's father, Patrick, stared at the ground and did not comment.
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A horde of freckles (impossible to hide with even the best foundation) form constellations on every sun-touched part of me. 3.
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With a horde of desirable men (and the Fat Jew) doin' things, literally every frame of this video is instant meme content.
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The Conexus Arts Centre basement greeted us with a perfume of weed smoke and a horde of heavily turnt 30 year olds.
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As a result it's garnered a horde of fans, both of the TV show and the books that it is based on.
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The West portrays Chinese people as a horde of robots under high-tech authoritarian rule who are coming to brainwash the West.
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Later on, investigators found $50,000 in cash inside one of their homes, along with a horde of Rolexes, purses, and other jewelry.
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With teammates and coaches present, as well as a horde of media entering, that would present a logistical challenge — among other drawbacks.
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Luckily, he still has a horde of fans who are just die hard enough to defend him in ways I didn't consider.
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The sand wall falls, trapping them on the ground, unleashing a horde of sand covered walkers who crawl over to attack them immediately.
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At Frieze's VIP preview last night, the gallery posted a horde of photos to their Instagram of art world elites trying the beverage.
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Daenerys rides actual dragons, leads a horde of Dothraki horsemen, speaks three languages, and has the most gorgeous hair in the seven kingdoms.
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Millennia ago, a man was tied to a tree by a horde of Children of the Forest and stabbed with a magical dagger.
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The film's first footage is among its best images, showing a horde of young, shirtless men, screaming and clapping, moving in extreme slowmotion.
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Plus, selling off all their now-massive assets leaves the munchkins with a horde of cash for their minute, inexpensive homes and possessions.
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In one of the most famous scenes, McKay and Lucas duck into a room as a horde of journalists try to get inside.
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That astronomical growth wouldn't have been possible without a horde of content creators willing to post their videos to the site for free.
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You get two imps at the end of every turn, making this a very effective card for building up a horde of demons.
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And that's not to mention that, in the final level of Super C, you are very literally battling a horde of Xenomorph-likes.
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As the clock ticked toward Obama's address, a horde of people streamed around Harris every which way, scattering up and around the stadium.
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This forced those assembled in Manhattan for Fashion Week's festivities to travel to the outer borough and compete with a horde of fans.
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In the shadows, a horde of data brokers further compile, analyze, and package this kind of data for sale to whomever is buying.
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The clever commercial the company created to fill that slot compares the coffee's bold taste to a horde of Vikings rowing through a storm.
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India's urban middle classes have long expected to be able to get anything delivered to their doors by a horde of underemployed young men.
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Every now and then, you'll be pursued by a horde of zombies, at which point you have to speed up to make a getaway.
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Perhaps there is a horde of Jeb voters waiting to swoop but reluctant to tell anyone they favor the slow-and-steady former governor.
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The call-and-response in "Magic Dance" between Bowie and a horde of goblin puppets blew my mind as an impressionable five-year-old.
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Brutal winter weather has wiped out hundreds of flights, left JFK flooded, and stirred up a horde of pissed-off passengers in its wake.
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As noted, the lure of true crime has unleashed a horde of copycats, while inspiring networks to dredge up sensational cases from the past.
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All I know is that a horde of lawyers and investment bankers must be getting well paid right now to figure it all out.
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Trump has for days characterized the caravan as a horde of criminals in cahoots with the Democrats while providing no evidence for his claims.
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A horde of microscopic critters called tardigrades were passengers aboard the Israeli spacecraft Beresheet, which crashed into the lunar surface nearly four months ago.
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The other day, as I walked out of my family's Victorian rowhouse in the Bloomingdale neighborhood, I encountered a horde of people standing outside.
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Postmates is one of a horde of "unicorn" companies -- privately-held startups valued at $1 billion or more -- expected to go public in 2019.
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In a series known for charismatic and interesting antagonists, here was a horde of mute ice zombies who simply wanted to wipe out all life.
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Ser Jorah surely died living out his dearest fantasy: protecting his queen and the love of his life, Daenerys Targaryen, from a horde of wights.
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In the brief trailer released today, Joker slices his way through a horde of enemies with the help of his knife and default persona Arsene.
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Fortnite's Halloween festival, adorably named Fortnitemare, kicked off earlier today, and the most notable addition was a horde of monstrous-looking ghouls that resembled zombies.
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The lessons of the tutorial section melt away as a horde of bodies smash into one another, flailing weaponry in attempts to land a hit.
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Over 1,000 New Yorkers, myself included, converged on his Fort Greene office, where the proceedings were documented by a horde of photographers, reporters, and cameramen.
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In an earlier demo, the developer showed a horde of chickens versus the Roman empire as well as that old classic of zombies versus humans.
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He holds the microphone in one hand, and with the other he throws around cash, attracting a horde of women around him—what a sight.
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Glitches on Amazon's website started immediately as Prime Day began on Monday, as it was presumably crushed under the strain of a horde of shoppers.
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As Haga stood outside the hulking, black bus of his team, Sunweb, he was largely overlooked by a horde of spectators behind a nearby barrier.
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On Wednesday, police fired teargas to disperse a horde of rioters gathered outside many South African-owned outlets in Surulere, a bustling district in Lagos.
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A horde of Pokémon Go players stampeded through the park earlier this week after reports that the elusive Eevee evolution had popped up in the area.
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Get the Minecraft Transforming Sword & Pickaxe for $34.09 See Details Taking on a horde of withers isn't the most fun, but fidgeting with them sure is.
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Or the actors themselves, who never know when they might meet their end in a horde of zombies or in a brutal death by baseball bat.
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No one here actually wants to end their night staring down the riot police, and no cop wants to face off against a horde of anarchists.
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After Rahm Emanuel, the incumbent, said last September he would not seek a third term, a horde of candidates jumped at the chance to succeed him.
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While a horde of Republicans were toasting in the Rose Garden afterward, millions of Americans struggled to make sense of the calamity they had just witnessed.
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It's also housing a hidden, underground lab where a horde of Russian scientists are using a giant laser beam to bust back into the Upside Down.
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On September 6, without warning, the feds rolled up with a horde of agents, ordering an immediate evacuation of the facility and a nearby post office.
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This all led to a John Oliver segment and a horde of unwashed youths wearing silly costumes directly behind home plate during the team's 2016 opener.
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While it's impossible to prove that Lumidolls was launched to take advantage of a horde of tech bros descending on the city, it certainly seems likely.
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Shortly after this conversation, the two run into a horde of zombies on a bridge and get separated when Tara is knocked into the water below.
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We're being pursued by a horde of men on horseback packed into a scrum so dense it's hard to tell which man is riding which horse.
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" He is eventually killed by a "horde" of cats referred to in the original text by a baldfaced Asian slur, replaced in the musical by "Siamese.
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That album featured a horde of collaborators, including the French electronic band M163, horror film director and score composer John Carpenter, and even The Who's Pete Townsend.
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When an FBI agent and three bomb technicians showed up to check it out, they reportedly found a horde of deadly booby traps all over the property.
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WeWork joins a horde of other unicorn companies — the term for privately-held startups valued at $1 billion or more — that expects to go public in 2019.
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Next thing you know, you're getting attacked by a horde of people more virulently racist or sexist or hateful than any you've ever encountered in real life.
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You might just end up with a horde of tiny wifi zombies who can still get up to plenty of mischief once they find an internet connection.
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The last time I tried to watch Game of Thrones, there was a white woman being carried on the shoulders of a horde of brown-skinned natives.
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This should include managing the complexities of the palace politics and a horde of the self-serving political mafia who engage in intrigue, deception and harmful machinations.
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Hield said he became aware that Bryant was in the building when he saw a horde of people hold up their camera phones and start taking pictures.
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A horde of wild turkeys is wreaking havoc on a small Oregon town, ruining gardens, swarming lawns, and dropping vile, odorous bird shit all over the place.
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The NBA Hall of Famer arrived early Tuesday morning in Singapore, surrounded by a horde of reporters wondering if he's going to meet with the world leaders.
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Berkshire's weekend has long been a high point for Buffett, who routinely mingles in close proximity to shareholders and fans, often with a horde of media nearby.
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Integrating with a horde of new teammates so quickly was a challenge, but McGruder was impressive enough to land a training camp roster spot with the Thunder.
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But far from sinking quietly into the frozen lake, the dragon was pulled out by a horde of wights, given the magic White Walker touch, and turned zombie.
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Why is no one more concerned that Bran, the only one who can see into the future, is constantly disappearing when there is a horde of zombies approaching?
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When night falls, Super Gridland transforms into a survival game, where each match can simultaneously strengthen your defenses and spawn a horde of monsters intent on killing you.
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Granted, with a horde of White Walkers and wights walking southward, does anyone in Westeros have time to care about bloodlines and rightful heirs to the Iron Throne?
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Malicious attachments can subvert a user's machine, perhaps recruiting it into a "botnet", a horde of compromised machines that can be used by attackers to knock websites offline.
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Nick is soon saved by a horde of zombies, who prove, in case there was any doubt, that two large, starving dogs are no match for 20 zombies.
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This season, there are more creatures, a horde of undifferentiated things climbing cavern walls and haunting corridors, always threatening to kill only the characters you barely care about.
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" Musk declined to discuss the hearing as he left the courthouse, surrounded by a horde of reporters, photographers and television cameras, but said "I feel very loved here.
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Rather than a horde of festivalgoers aiming their attention at a stage and angling their dancing bodies toward the people on it, the energy in Despacio is decentered.
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"I need your help and you need mine," Snow said, telling Daenerys he needs her to help fight off the coming threat of Whitewalkers -- a horde of undead.
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The photo above shows a horde of people in China trying to give money to street musicians via a QR code, which is linked to the recipient's account.
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Dressing quickly, Puig took a wide berth around a horde of reporters interviewing a teammate and, with reliever Kenley Jansen by his side, slipped into the dark night.
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Odum doesn't think that if Montpelier allowed noncitizens to vote that a horde of people from nearby Canada would flood the city to vote in its local elections.
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Konrad enters this story in modern times when he investigates the murder of a very old man who kept a horde of newspaper clippings about that wartime crime.
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Some economist somewhere, or more likely, a horde of them, is calculating what all this sudden loss will mean for the GDP, that highest measure of our livelihoods.
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And soon, they'll group into swarms, so that one pilot can fly a horde of drones, opening new doors for drone attacks that are harder to defend against.
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She hosted one in August at the the House of Scorpio in Brooklyn, where a horde of eager fans purchased tickets to hear how she prepares for scenes.
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There are certain parts of the map that include the option to get special weapons, but it also unleashes a horde of zombies on you and everyone near you.
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Kourtney Kardashian touched down in L.A. and was greeted by a tighter security detail than usual, and they immediately went to work ... shielding her from a horde of media.
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To the residents of the capital, these calloused farmers, many from beyond the mountains that separated the East from the West in those days, seemed a horde of barbarians.
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The fleeting, ludicrous thought entered my head when Michonne comes upon what she thinks is Rick being consumed by a horde of carnival zombies during the weapon-collecting fest.
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Fortunately, "there is a horde of leeches in this park," Dr. Siddall said, so the researchers won't need to track down actual animals that live there, just the leeches.
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The clip begins with a fictional scenario of Meek being freed from prison and promising to a horde of reporters that he'll be an example to the younger generations.
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Mark Woods said goodbye to his beloved dog Walnut on Saturday, but not before he — and a horde of well-wishers — accompanied the pup on his final beachside walk.
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" For Halloween last year, he proposed "zombie delivery," where riders in select cities could request a horde of the undead to annoy their coworkers or "resurrect a dead party.
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A horde of computer generated sculptures are positioned together to create a humanoid house of cards in Alan Warburton's new music video for Italian pianist, Ludovico Einaudi's track, "ABC".
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One such person is "John", who popped the question to his girlfriend "Jane" at his best friend's wedding and in so doing, riled up a horde of Twitter users.
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Protesters covered in gray clay — resembling a horde of zombies — silently shuffled through the streets of Hamburg, Germany, ahead of the Group of 20 (G-20) summit this week.
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And when a horde of white supremacists overran Charlottesville with their tiki torches and Confederate flags, the left was at the front lines, defending everyone else's right to freedom.
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Legal battles notwithstanding, the sheer logistics of preventing a horde of people from occupying a public space on campus could be difficult, according to First Amendment attorney Saunie Schuster.
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A horde of Southern Democrats — many of them armed — immediately rushed toward the combatants, some to calm things down, others to attack Grow, a living embodiment of Northern aggression.
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After a successful outing in Nigeria, Cardi B arrived in Accra, Ghana on Sunday and was greeted by a horde of people in the city's airport including local media.
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According to The New York Times, there have been concerns that Pinterest was one of "a horde" of tech startups, such as ride-share app Lyft entering the public market.
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That said, I consider trailers fair game, and this one from Netflix features an amazing scene in which the four Defenders fight a horde of bad guys in a hallway.
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The chance to trigger the next great transportation revolution has drawn in big companies, like Airbus and Uber, big names, like Google's Larry Page, and naturally, a horde of startups.
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So, if a horde of spasers is injected into someone with metastasising cancer, those spasers should quickly track down CTCs in the bloodstream or lymphatic system and bond to them.
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For its fourth generation, launching today, this smartphone is splitting into three distinct models as it seeks to maintain its original appeal against a horde of competitors elevating their game.
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As Calvin explained to BuzzFeed News, a horde of negative online attention then came his way, including efforts to reveal his address and other personal information, along with death threats.
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If you're unfamiliar with SoulCycle, it's kind of like a neon hellscape nightclub where you huff and puff to death on a stationary bike with a horde of sweaty strangers.
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In another painting called "Untitled" (2016), which is in the upstairs gallery, a swarm of colored brushstrokes moves into and over colored flat shapes, like a horde of hungry beetles.
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In the hoopla, Amazon highlighted the jobs it planned to create with the move — up to 50,000 total — and spurred a horde of towns, from Dallas to Boston, to apply.
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You die if it gets out of hand (prompting a horde of popups that gleefully inform you of this), and then Kingsway fittingly cuts to a blue screen of death.
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Over a storied career the band has recorded 12 studio albums and paved the way for a horde of similar acts, from the Rebirth Brass Band to the Soul Rebels.
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The Commander's wives, including Serena Joy, attend to Naomi as she mimics the painful contractions that Janine is actually experiencing upstairs, surrounded by Aunt Lydia and a horde of handmaids.
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"What we have not had is our Google moment," Mr. Lourd said, referring to Google's initial public offering in 2004, which produced a horde of new millionaires in Silicon Valley.
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Solange For: Revitalizing R&B and influencing a horde of alternative R&B artists In previous years, Solange may have been better known for her status as Beyoncé's younger sister.
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It's the time of year when a horde of fashion editors, store buyers, and social media influencers travel to New York, London, Milan, and Paris for each city's fashion week.
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Back in 2015, the Department of Homeland Security sent a horde of undercover agents through airport checkpoints with guns and fake bombs to test how well TSA agents could detect them.
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And in the case of Raw Data, an upcoming co-op title from Survios, those tools happen to be your last line of defense against a horde of robots and drones.
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He was sentenced to two years in prison, and upon his release in March 2016, was met with a horde of fans and even a modeling contact with White Cross Management.
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"My mother was one of seven girls raised by a disabled father," he said as he looked out on a horde of gingham shirts, khaki, fine Sunday dresses and derby hats.
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When listing all the ways humanity is going to ruin the future, one that doesn't often come up is the sun being blocked out by a horde of drone advertising blimps.
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But once Cheryl and Chuck show up with two kegs and a horde of people it's only a matter of time before long simmering resentment boils over into full blown anger.
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Immediately following the opening credits (oh boy, did I miss that music), Bran (Isaac Hempstead Wright) has a vision of a horde of White Walkers making their way across a plain.
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If you doubt that, here's the new video for "After the Afterparty" which features both XCX and Yachty leading a horde of zombies between parties and then having a foam party.
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"Let me warn you, that man (Macron) will destroy our entire social and economic structure," she told a horde of journalists at Le Grau du Roi, a port west of Marseille.
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Earlier this week, for example, Trump sent a horde of harassers after Carrier union leader Chuck Jones with a December 7 tweet in which he called Jones "terrible" at his job.
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On the evening of November 673, 267, a horde of frantic Americans crashed the Canadian immigration site when they realized the election wasn't going the way they had expected or hoped.
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The rapper and his crew were leaving Avianne & Co. in NYC Tuesday night when he got swarmed by a horde of kids that anointed him THE BEST RAPPER IN THE WORLD.
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Senator Cory Booker had the most fun — he brought a horde of photographers and reporters to the Ferris wheel before jumping in a car with me, Lisa Lerer and Sydney Ember.
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For nua toon, beef shank is mobbed by galangal, lemongrass, pandan leaves and a horde of other aromatics and left to unravel at a low simmer for a couple of hours.
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In a climactic moment in the seventh episode, for example, a gaggle of children on bikes pedal furiously down a suburban road, trying desperately to escape a horde of threatening government agents.
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Similar to mercurial artists like Sade, Fiona Apple, and Lauryn Hill, the control and intrigue Ocean commands and elicits around his projects has earned him a horde of obsessive, die-hard fans.
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A young girl covered in 43 itchy bites took home the grand prize at the Russian Mosquito Festival after a horde of bugs decided she was the most delicious, Associated Press reports.
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At 9 AM on Wednesday morning, I was standing on the corner of Lakeside and East 13th Street in Downtown Cleveland, entangled in a horde of jubilant people wearing wine and gold.
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The movie is about a horde of flesh-eating zombies — corpses that rise from their graves and haunt a humdrum town called Centerville, a "real nice place" with a population of 738.
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Apple customers should be on the lookout for a horde of lighting systems, locks and smart thermostats compatible with HomeKit, Apple's smart-home framework for devices working with Siri and the iPhone.
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For years, red states like Montana and Idaho have used common-sense reforms that expand voter participation, like Election Day registration, without any reports (or tweets) about a horde of illegal voters.
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Seriously, when things in life get more stressful than stealthing past a horde of Clickers, you'll be thankful for a moment of self-care with your nose in a Savage Starlight comic.
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This weekend, he is one of a horde of out-of-state volunteers — some with distinguished political careers of their own — flocking into New Hampshire to help their candidates in the final push.
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The Operations game mode puts you into the shoes of a horde of soldiers who use the sheer force of their numbers to storm across a map to make their way toward victory.
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Well, the perfect vehicle for that is the funicular, a kind of diagonal elevator that usually signifies you're either entering a secret lair or about to get jumped by a horde of enemies.
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There are also Wildling forces at the castle, and a shot in the trailer looks like a horde of them running — though it's unclear whether that's into combat or away from the Walkers.
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Trump led a horde of national media on a literal runaround of the hotel he's building in the Old Post Office, just blocks from the White House he hopes to soon call home.
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Pitting a horde of flesh-eaters against living stragglers may be a sure payday now, but in 1968, structuring an entire feature around personality-free, slow-moving, unsexy zombies was a dicey proposition.
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Trudeau appears unsure whether he wants to engage any further, specifically whether he wants to reach out in front of a horde of cameras and grab it while they go click, click, click.
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The crowd bowed in adoration of this skeletal Jesus; when it tipped over, a horde of new subjects rushed to get the mechanical deity back on its feet... or wheels, as it were.
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It floods the screen with a horde of minions, and within moments, my four teammates and I are battering it with power, fireworks, and concussive blasts of energy and gunpowder everywhere, all at once.
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Screenshot: AppleIn a little less than a week a horde of rabid souls will cram into the Steve Jobs Theater on the Apple campus in Cupertino to watch Tim Cook and friends announce... something.
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Neither Cohen nor his criminal defense lawyer Guy Petrillo had any comment for a horde of reporters confronting them as they exited the lower Manhattan courthouse about 50 minutes after the plea hearing began.
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Finally, no episode would be complete without a close call for Glenn (Steven Yeun), who is finally reunited with wife Maggie (Lauren Cohan) after Abraham and Sasha gun down a horde of encroaching walkers.
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I'm not totally sold from this trailer alone, but I dig the way it works with suspense rather than just throwing a horde of zombies in our face (don't worry though, that happens, too).
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The last time we saw Dany in the books, she was in a similar position to where she was at the end of season five — encountering a horde of Dothraki, far away from Meereen.
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The other book is ''The Camp of the Saints,'' by Jean Raspail, a French novel from the 1970s in which a horde of murderous dark-skinned immigrants invades the lily-white center of Europe.
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Facebook, and a horde of so-called civil liberties advocates who would have us sacrifice child torture for adult privacy, maintain that the government shouldn't be provided with a "back door" by communications platforms.
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Sailing across the Narrow Sea to have her dragons burn a few political leaders while unleashing a horde of nomadic horsemen to ransack the realm seems like potentially very bad news for the smallfolk.
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The result, however, is generally fun -- a well-paced action movie that doesn't waste much time on preliminaries or explanations before plunging headlong into a prolonged, elaborately orchestrated fight against a horde of ghastly creatures.
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At over a dozen Trump rallies, in almost as many states, over the past year, your correspondent has met lawyers, estate agents and a horde of middle-class pensioners—and relatively few blue-collar workers.
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Of course, training these animals to perform stunts that range from quizzically cocking their head to carrying a horde of screaming, leather-clad stuntmen across a battlefield, requires a tremendous amount of time, and effort.
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Prior trailers for the film revealed that this movie is set a decade after the first film, in which humanity faced down a horde of otherworldly monsters known as Kaiju, using giant mechs called Jaegers.
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An engineer for BitGo, Jameson Lopp, faced down a horde of police officers with rifles at his home in Durham, North Carolina after someone sent an anonymous tip regarding a hostage situation at his home.
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Much of what was previously known about conditions in regime prisons came from a horde of more than 50,000 photographs depicting dead and abused prisoners that were smuggled out by a government defector in 2013.
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He takes jabs at a bunch of the different candidates — even busting out a Bon Jovi impression to roast Cory Brooker — before ultimately comparing the whole race to a horde of newly hatched sea turtles.
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Adapted from the popular video game series, the film (which Universal will release on June 10) depicts the conflict on a mythical world called Azeroth, as humanity defends itself from a horde of invading orcs.
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As moviegoers and a horde of ostensibly well-meaning clowns gear up to see the movie en masse, police in Pennsylvania are worried we're destined for a repeat of the Creepy Clown Summer of 2016.
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Yet California's unusual open-primary system has become a difficult obstacle for Democrats, as a horde of candidates on the left have divided up Democratic votes and threatened to let Republicans monopolize the general election.
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Beric Dondarrion gives up his life in an admirable move to save Arya's life (+25 to Beric), giving her and the Hound a chance to escape a horde of angry zombies making their way through Winterfell.
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The timing kind of makes sense: It's all happening at the same time a horde of boys are descending on the White House for Generation Next, a summit for millennials the Trump administration held on Thursday.
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The paper does acknowledge the "many limitations" of the study, noting that since Facebook is but one unique site among a horde of social media sites, the data might not apply to other networks people frequent.
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When the Hawaii locker room opened for the news media Saturday, and a horde of reporters gathered around Jankovic, asking about the next matchup, against No. 5-seeded Maryland, Filipovich and Jovanovic sat nearby teasing him.
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The tree did not make it through several thousand years of civilization only to be either harassed by a horde of Instagrammers eager to carve their names in its bark or assassinated by a reckless researcher.
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In some ways, Cell Block 99 is a classic exploitation film, about a drug dealer named Bradley (Vince Vaughan) brutalizing a horde of criminals to get to the man who kidnapped his wife Lauren (Dexter's Jennifer Carpenter).
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Basically over night, designer clothes start arriving on your doorstep, a personal trainer comes by to help you sculpt your body into silver screen perfection, and suddenly your every move is photographed by a horde of paparazzi.
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Do What I Want: The Experimental World of Arthur Russell is a survey of the avant-garde composer's life's work, combining a horde of archival material with lm screenings and unreleased audio from the late cellist's estate.
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The first add-on comes in the form of "Automatron," which launches in March for $9.99 and is described thusly: The mysterious Mechanist has unleashed a horde of evil robots into the Commonwealth, including the devious Robobrain.
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That practice is long used as a compromise between the media, which wants to have a presence at campaign events, and a campaign that doesn't want a horde of media following their candidate, especially in small venues.
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The beloved-yet-terrifying 1998 action horror game is making its glorious comeback in January, sending us back into Racoon City as Leon, the most handsome and brave cop to ever take on a horde of zombies.
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As Mr. Fiato waits for the ship to arrive in Catania from Egypt, he said he had to deal with a horde of journalists, some of whom had arrived in Sicily before he even boarded a flight.
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Photo: APAnyone who's spent any considerable amount of time on Tinder knows that, like any service promising random lonely people quick and easy access to a horde of horned-up singles over the Internet, it kind of sucks.
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Southern Chinese lion dancing comes from an ancient tale: Terrorized by a mythical monster, a horde of villagers descended from the mountains and huddled under an enormous monster of their own in an attempt to repel the beast.
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The dimly lit room had brick walls and low-hanging pipes, giving it the appearance of a city's dark alley, where in Jersey, you might find a horde of raccoons overturning your trash cans and drinking rancid milk.
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Dozens of fan theories have sprouted up about if and how Rick will escape, but this clip implies that it may involve turning miniature and impaling, slicing, and bashing the living daylights out of a horde of rats.
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And then a horde of hungry Berliners arrives to eat the made-to-order som tum (spicy green papaya salad) from the northeast region of Isan, classic pad thai, mango-spiked sticky rice and hearty pork noodle soup.
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But politicians with digital charisma like AOC's are still rare—and in the meantime, there's a horde of upstart companies connecting with aspiring social media stars ready to take money from the campaigns of less internet-gifted contenders.
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Fredrick Clerie, a 75-year-old Haitian-American who runs Hopestart International, an orphanage in the area, said he hid in a shower stall in a vain attempt to evade a horde of men crashing through his entrance.
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Fact Check During a news conference on Friday, President Trump insisted that most furloughed federal employees supported his wall, that Mexico is paying for it and that it would stop a horde of terrorists from crossing the border.
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By making diamonds seem so precious, De Beers had created its own competition — a horde of independent diamond owners that might resell their rings at any time, flooding the market with too much supply and thereby lowering prices.
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While the membership lists for Trump's courses are kept secret, USA Today dug through a United States Golf Association (USGA) handicap database and a horde of social media posts to figure out who belonged to the president's namesake courses.
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Critic score: 92%Synopsis: When their community is threatened by a horde of bullying grasshoppers, clumsy worker ant Flik (David Foley) sets out to produce a new food supply for his colony with the help of some new friends.
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There's a satisfying and surprisingly complex real-time battle system that feels both visceral as you slice through foes, but it also has an element of strategy as you manage your team and a horde of cute magical helpers.
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Rick and Michonne then started up the cars the wires were attached to and drove them past a horde of dozens of walkers, chopping them right in half in a visually cool sequence that also made very little sense.
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The small show joins a horde of Shakespearean happenings around the world this year — marking 400 year since his death — from the display of his only surviving handwritten manuscript, to a digital recreation of the 18th-century Shakespeare Gallery.
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Then Beyoncé stormed on with a horde of dancers, as if she was just hanging out backstage and someone said, "Oh god, Coldplay's out there," and she was just furious and went out there hellbent to make things right.
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Not long ago I finally got around to reading a children's adventure that friends have often recommended: Brian Jacques' Redwall, which is about an idyllic forest full of friendly and adorable animals threatened by a horde of evil rats.
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A similar scenario unfolded in 2010 when investigators said a murder defendant tried to pack a Bronx courtroom with a horde of locals to stare down a government witness from the neighborhood who was taking the stand against him.
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Sarah Murray, the Canadian-born coach of the South Korean team, fielded those questions as she arrived in South Korea on Tuesday, facing a horde of reporters with a sudden, elevated interest in women's hockey and North Korean players.
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People generally enjoy the throwback undertones of Stranger Things, yet the trailer for Steven Spielberg's Ready Player One stoked a horde of angry fanboys to gripe that the use of old arcade games and cartoons was pillaging their childhoods.
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The Blood Wars finale takes place inside an old mansion and involves a horde of werewolves with guns shooting a coven of vampires with guns, which seems like the logical apex for this vampires-and-werewolves-shooting-each-other-obsessed series.
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A horde of nationalists are headed to Charlottesville, Virginia, this weekend for the Unite the Right rally, where alt-right powerhouses Richard Spencer and Baked Alaska will speak in protest of the city's decision to tear down a Confederate statue.
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Still, it's cool that the global youth is pushing back on the Silicon Valley-shuttering of music discovery, where everything is piped into your discovery feed by a horde of whirring server blades somewhere in the middle of the country.
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Thanks to a combination of bad luck and good faith, Gabriel found himself stuck inside a trailer with Negan (and Lucille), which was somehow only the second crappiest part of his situation — there was a horde of walkers rapidly encroaching, too.
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Hanyu, who had not competed since October last year because of an ankle injury, took to the ice as a horde of Japanese fans shouted "Fight!" and was showered with Winnie the Pooh stuffed animals at the end of his performance.
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"There have been no inconveniences whatsoever when it comes to the life here in the South area," Kim said in translated televised comments before the pair sped past the mixed zone where a horde of reporters were waiting for them.
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Richard D. James, has been good in this medium: You may remember "Come to Daddy," from 1997, stylishly directed by Chris Cunningham, in which a horde of schoolgirls with Aphex Twin heads run rampant in an English tower-block terrorscape.
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While there are plenty of extraordinary start-ups creating new markets with a path to genuine advantage, self-described "disrupters" often find that the same forces that allowed them to get going initially also let in a horde of rivals.
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Upon returning to the scene at 8:30 AM, the architect of the project—who wishes to remain anonymous and gender-neutral—found a horde of police and park officials in the process of removing the sculpture from the scene.
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More recent audiences know Mr. Wilson as Hershel Greene, a veterinarian and farmer, on "The Walking Dead," which follows a group of survivors in the American South after much of the population has been turned into a horde of ravenous zombies.
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The jurors who ran into Obama at Chicago's Daley Center pretty much lost their minds, as did a horde of folks on the internet, jealous they weren't able to have him sign their copy of The Audacity of Hope or whatever.
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The plot of A Dance with Dragons as it was originally outlined is similar to both the eventual book and its TV counterparts (seasons five and six), with Dany heroically amassing a horde of Dothraki to invade a Lannister-controlled Westeros.
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Seemingly out of nowhere a horde of mobile bars on wheels are dragged into place behind motorbikes, each one equipped with fairy lights, a fully stocked range of vodkas and mixers and a girl in a short skirt with a shaker.
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But it's often far too easy to be seen by some large, faceless entity — by a government or a corporation or a horde of faceless online hackers — as the sum of your physicality, rather than the person you actually are.
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Photo: APThis weekend, at the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, a horde of Nazis, white supremacists, neo-Confederate militiamen and other members of the so-called alt-right ran rampant, brawling in the streets and toting a veritable arsenal of weaponry.
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He instructed Chinese state-owned companies to dig deep, and they did - assisted by a horde of smaller private miners that drilled in haste, polluted liberally, and drove prices so low it became uneconomical for many foreign rivals to stay in business.
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What to Expect When You're Expecting the 2018 iPhone EventScreenshot: AppleIn a little less than a week a horde of rabid souls will cram into the Steve Jobs Theater on the Apple campus in Cupertino to watch Tim Cook and friends announce... something.
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He was whisked past a horde of journalists dressed in what lead defense lawyer Takashi Takano later said was a disguise - a blue cap, glasses, surgical mask and workman's outfit - and was taken away in a mini-van with a ladder on top.
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In the attack, we get a hint at the game's potential differentiator: a horde of zombies approaches the compound, systemically, and is manipulated to feed on the protagonists enemies like a litter of very bad kittens fighting for a single saucer of milk.
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As Ezekiel and Jerry fend off a horde of walkers in the distance, Carol must choose between saving the king or securing the gun, knowing full well that the weapon could make its way to the Sanctuary and be used to free Negan.
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There's something about a horde of heavily armed cowboys given agency to tear around the world and act out their petty whims that just seems to fit the lawless attitude of the time, in addition to it simply being a lot of fun.
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At the end of Episode 4 of Season 9, Rick rode off on his own to draw away a horde of zombies, until to be reared off his horse and find himself impaled on a piece rebar, jutting up out of his abdomen.
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Peter Straub has been writing that kind of fiction for nearly as long as Joyce Carol Oates has, and like her he doesn't always need a ghost or a vampire or, God knows, a horde of zombies to give his readers the willies.
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The lower potential valuation suggests that public market investors don't share nearly the same enthusiasm for technology companies that venture capitalists once did, raising questions for a horde of other high-priced start-ups that are edging their way toward the public markets.
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A visit to the tenement home of the Santorellis, whose child was one of the victims, reveals a waterfall of sewage, a horde of screeching rats and a baby left to crawl through the hallway while the parents scream at each other inside.
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The New York Times reported last month on a separate project that used its own bogus conservative Facebook page and sent a horde of Russian-looking Twitter accounts to follow Mr. Moore's to make it appear as if he enjoyed Russian support.
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A horde of steamships gathers at the St. Louis levee in Thomas M. Easterly's 1852 daguerreotype of the rapidly expanding city; railroad tracks cut through a forest of towering trees in James F. Ryder's 1862 albumen prints for the Atlantic & Great Western Railway.
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However, going beyond the obvious fact that Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe are not a real-life couple, there's another problem: Outlander fandom has raised a horde of fans who are vehemently opposed to the existence of any RPF in their midst.
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Sophomore Joe Weiskamp had 16 points, junior center Luka Garza had 12 points and 203 while senior Bakari Evelyn came off of the bench to score 15 points for Iowa (9-3), which overcame a horde of mistakes to win its third straight.
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Piecing the puzzle we can see how sloth were kept on the flat playa by a horde of people and distracted by a hunter stalking the sloth from behind, while another crept forward and tried to strike the killing blow as the animal turned.
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When you do go back on the main story path, you'll be in familiar territory, descending into an abandoned, spider-mutant infested communications center or fighting off enemy raiders in a makeshift base buried in the sand as a horde of zombies surrounds you below.
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Read: This Video of a Gator Eating Another Gator Is Metal as Hell A 72-year-old man was just released from a hospital in Australia after he picked up a wrench and some spark plugs and fought off a horde of crocodiles, CNN reports.
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Whoever thought forcing us to watch an entire 75-minute film about a trained carnival chimp doing whimsical trained chimp things, only to ultimately become a miserable pawn of human greed and exploitation, should be caged and force-fed to a horde of raging Torgos.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Actors Olivia Colman and Christian Bale lead the British charge in the race for this year's Oscars, with a horde of UK talent nominated on Tuesday for their work in front of and behind the camera in the film industry's top honors.
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So, in Episode 7, when the sight of someone wearing a surgical mask at the game expo seems to bring on Ramon's screaming, trembling, possibly career-killing hallucination of a horde of masked, dust-covered people shuffling toward him like zombies, it fits the pattern.
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I'd wager that most people reading this have an instinctual "Oh God" response when a horde of guys in oxfords barge their way to the bar, having decided that Corsica Studios was the perfect place to reminisce loudly about their last corporate away-day.
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Not only are the vocals terrible in this performance despite the backing tracks, but most of the show consists of the four members of The Black Eyed Peas standing while a horde of people in neon suits kind of dance on the field below them.
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At 5 o'clock the next afternoon, Father Saba left the church cradling the ball, slipped through a suffocating crowd to the dusty main road, took a small running start and heaved the orb into the air, detonating a horde of assembled players into action.
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But again and again, I found myself falling for low season, when it was far easier to blend into the fabric of daily life because I wasn't just part of a horde of tourists changing the face of entire cities for months at a time.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Lyft pulled back the curtain on its business for the first time on Friday as it prepared to go public, officially starting the countdown on a horde of technology offerings that are set to bring new wealth to Silicon Valley this year.
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The group, the most powerful gun advocacy organization in the US, is stirring fears that proposed efforts embraced by Clinton to reform the criminal justice system by reducing or eliminating mandatory minimum sentences will unleash a horde of marauding criminals on the American public.
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On September 6, a small solar observatory in Sunspot, New Mexico, essentially turned into the set of an X-Files episode after a horde of federal agents and a goddamn Blackhawk helicopter showed up to evacuate everyone and take over, without any explanation why.
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A wild finale that includes a horde of humans showing up to worship Javier Bardem, a baby literally being devoured by the crowd, and a badly burned Jennifer Lawrence (her beauty still not diminished) surrendering her heart to sustain her lover, can be a lot to process.
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Additionally, after Benjen Stark saved Bran and Meera Reed from a horde of wights with a badass flaming ball and chain, it was revealed that the Children stopped the Walkers from turning him into one of their own by stabbing him in the heart with dragonglass.
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"I was beaten by the police here exercising my constitutional right, beaten with baton sticks by a horde of around 10 police officers," said Jonathan Malindati, 39, a jobless man who stood near the square, bleeding from his head and displaying baton marks on his back.
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Instead of competing with a horde of other magazines, Teen Vogue now had to fight with online-only publications like Rookie or Lenny Letter and social-media platforms for readers and ad revenue — and for the attention spans of a generation used to reading on a screen.
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It can be hard to compare the relative strengths of competing mythologies, but on this week's episode of HBO's "Game of Thrones," it appeared that a Norse god could hold his own against a horde of Dothraki warriors, but was no match for a full-grown dragon.
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The most moving part of the documentary has the princes discussing their memories of their last phone call with their mother, speaking from Paris, where she would die in a midnight car chase, as her driver tried to escape a horde of photographers following the car.
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On February 2, 2011, a horde of men, armed with long sticks and whips and riding camels and horses, attacked the hundreds of thousands of protesters who packed Tahrir Square in Cairo, Egypt, parting the crowd as if it were the Red Sea and scattering protesters as they went.
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Have a cup of tea, play a game of Chutes and Ladders, or, if you're like our collective partiers, drink until you can't remember your name or the fact that a horde of seemingly unstoppable zombies is just a couple of horse-trots away from seizing the castle.
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The crescendo of Oprah's speech began when she, the first-ever Black woman to receive the HFPA's highest honor, delved into the story of Recy Taylor, a Black woman who was kidnapped, blindfolded, and raped by a horde of white men on the way home after church in 1944.
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She mercifully omits the period during which their birthday was declared a national holiday by a horde of lecherous sexual deviants or when Mary-Kate battled anorexia and alleged heroin addiction and was the first person Heath Ledger's masseuse called when he died of an overdose in 2008.
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For officials in places like Le Havre, which will host Thursday's game between the United States and Sweden, such a horde of supporters, even over a few days, can provide a powerful, short-term economic boost for businesses and, potentially, a long-term increase in international name recognition.
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Fashion Month — the four-week period twice a year when top designers debut their latest collections in New York, London, Milan and Paris — brings out a horde of photographers intent on capturing interesting clothes, both on the runways in the shows and on the sidewalks outside of them.
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Fashion Review On Saturday night, long after the sun had set and a pre-autumn chill had returned to the air, a horde of fashion folk were standing on the sides of an otherwise deserted dead-end street in Bushwick, Brooklyn, penned up and shivering behind metal barriers.
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But that assumes she'd be willing to leave her children parentless for some as-yet-unknown reason, and also opens up the question of why she'd do that, and what eventually happened to her — and how, again, Dumbledore and a horde of gossip columnists never uncovered this information before.
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Onetime haven Alexandria had been overrun with the shuffling deceased; Deanna was facing certain death at the hands of a horde of walkers; the Wolf that Morgan had been protecting all season ended up escaping and kidnapping Denise to boot, proving Morgan's entire storyline to be a massive waste of time.
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But Minnesota regained a two-goal lead with 9:51 left in the second on a power-play goal by Eric Staal, who got his stick on the puck in the midst of a horde of bodies in front of Bernier and buried the chance to make it 3-1 Minnesota.
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It seemed like a typical day in TriBeCa but for a horde of reporters, cameramen, police officers and several growing memorials stocked with bouquets of roses — a stark reminder of the terror when a pickup truck sped down the crowded bike path on Tuesday, killing eight people and injuring 11.
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The best-case scenario of the way Genius is used — something like the Hamilton project or the officially sanctioned White House annotations — inevitably stands toe to toe with images of a horde of angry online citizens brigading a post in the Genius arena to express their disagreement with the author.
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See, for instance, this passage from one of his poems, translated by the Chilean poet Daniel Borzutzky: Breaking news: almost eight individuals demonstrating for zombie rights at the doors of the National Palace were devoured by a horde of living dead without either the police or the army intervening on their behalf.
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On the convention floor, the enormous 155-member Texas delegation sported identical Texas flag shirts and white 85033-gallon cowboy hats, while a horde of cameras trailed Michigan delegate Wes Nakagiri in a Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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For all his differences with prior presidents, Trump faces the same hard truth as any commander in chief: castigate and condemn the media from the Oval Office, and you antagonize a horde of skilled men and women who collectively reach tens of millions of citizens daily, and can make any president's job a miserable slog.
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To read Trump's tweets or listen to one of his speeches at the slew of campaign rallies in the final week of the midterm campaign, you would have thought that the caravan -- a horde of pillaging intruders -- was on the verge of crossing into the United States, intent on destroying everything in its path.
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Almost everything I was told about the realities of living in New York City has turned out to be true: I've been attacked by a horde of mutant trash rats, eaten a metric ton of perfect pizza, and instinctually yelled, "I'm walkin' here!" at several vehicles that have attempted to flatten me in crosswalks.
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Perhaps the most accurate musical portrayal of the Metal Barbarian comes from Oakland stoner thrashers High On Fire, whose chugging paeans to battle, hedonism, and non-specific ancient gods contain all the Barbarian's muscle and originality (their Skinner-animated video for "The Black Plot" features an army of Metal Barbarians fighting a horde of space nightmares).
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What to Expect When You&aposre Expecting the 2018 iPhone Event [Update]In a little less than a week a horde of rabid souls will cram into the Steve Jobs Theater on the…Read more ReadThe announcement in the Steve Jobs Theater at Apple HQ in Cupertino will kick off today, September 12 at 1pm EST/10am PST.
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To get an idea of the strata attending, the book's opening scene describes an American movie star, who has come to see his daughter perform in the school musical, making a break for it before he can be ambushed by a horde of schoolgirls; though he remains unnamed, most readers will recognize him as Tom Cruise.
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For example, the video for her recent single, "Prophet," begins with Straus dressed as a high school football player and ends with her laying on a table, her body a literal cake—frosted with virginal white clothing and surrounded by roses à la American Beauty—that, as the clip finishes, a horde of business-clothed men and women eat with enthusiasm.
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Klenzendorf announces to the assembled children — a horde of mostly boys, with several rows of girls relegated to the back — that the boys will be learning how to fight with guns and knives and hand grenades, while the girls will be learning to tend to the wounded and "how to get pregnant" (to which Fräulein Rahm enthusiastically rejoins that she has borne 18 children for her country).
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I haven't been around a large group of men since I surprise-visited my then-future husband in grad school years ago, and he had a horde of them over to watch some kind of sport on TV. I looked on in perplexed silence as one of these men performed an endless routine about the vodka-spiked Slurpee he drank out of a Styrofoam cup, which, I gathered, I was supposed to find hilarious.
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Alice and the strike team, as well as two other bystanders who get dragged along, move through the buried facility where they encounter, among other things: a horde of undead employees infected by an Umbrella bioweapon known as the T-virus; killer zombie dogs; a villainous artificial intelligence that takes the form of a British child; and a freakish tentacle-spewing bio-monster rendered using early-'00s computer graphics that look very, very… affordable.
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It's a conspicuous challenge to Disney's stock-based, months-in-the-making offer of $52.4 billion, and while it's unclear how the debacle will shake out in the end — following Comcast's bid, Disney stock actually went up; it's also possible that the two giants might split Fox's assets — one thing is certain: a horde of Marvel fans are now actively rallying against Comcast's bid for attempting to keep the Fox-owned X-Men from joining their fellow superheroes in Disney's MCU.
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Instead, for four days, an endless barrage of C- and D-list speakers made the case that Hillary Clinton had betrayed her country before and would do it again, this time from the Oval Office; that she had left soldiers to be slaughtered overseas and had callously opened borders at home so civilians could be murdered by a horde of undocumented immigrants; that the only way to stop her was to not only defeat her in November, but to actually lock her up.
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Read more:The best wildlife photos taken this year reveal a horde of interlocked ants and a vicious stand-off between a fox and a marmotA life-or-death photo of a fox attempting to capture a marmot just won the most prestigious wildlife photography awardThe best wildlife photos taken this year reveal a hippo murder, a hungry leopard seal, and a weevil ensnared by zombie fungus50 stunning wildlife photos that will make you see animals in a whole new light
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) is learning that he'll need to run a very different race than he did against Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE in 2016 to topple former Vice President Joe Biden and a horde of other Democratic heavyweights to win the Democratic nod next year.
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