But Trump supporters abound in Kentucky, including at Clinton events.
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Darkness and strangeness abound in children's literature, as they should.
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Spoilers also abound in Midsommar, in the form of runes.
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Complicated parental situations abound in Netflix's new YA series Trinkets.
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Moreover, human rights violations abound in the occupied Palestinian territories.
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Jokes abound in the cellblock when someone coughs or sneezes.
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Cynicism and paranoia abound in the subculture Trump now embodies.
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Homages to the sea cucumber abound in and around Dalian.
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After all, gravitational mysteries still abound in our confusing universe. [Science]
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Challenges abound in trying to bridge the divide over the wall.
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Coworking spaces, hackathons, and startup accelerators abound in the capital, Ulaanbaatar.
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Suspicions abound in Hong Kong that the party's tentacles are spreading.
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Milk options abound in grocery stores and cafés across the country.
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Opportunities abound in the world of smart, internet-connected transportation infrastructure.
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Powerful females abound in nature and govern complex societies of intelligent individuals.
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Clues abound in the frantic and discombobulated way they went about it.
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Reports of maggot-infested food and sexual abuse abound in private facilities.
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Eccentricity and charm abound in this documentary about the rare book world.
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Totally free, free trials, and premium offerings abound in the app store.
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More aces and wipeout closers will abound in the National League playoffs.
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Shopping is limited, but nearby alternatives abound in Ridgefield and Danbury, Conn.
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Reports of his party lifestyle in his Miami base abound in Australian media.
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Opportunities to row, fence or play golf do not abound in the ghetto.
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Spoilers for The Revenant abound, in case you still plan on seeing it.
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Uncertainties abound in trade relations, consumer trends, stock markets and the manufacturing industry.
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Courageous heroines and deceptive femmes fatales abound in the Old and New Testaments.
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Stories of murder and violation abound in this unsettling, and ultimately unsatisfying, horror film.
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For young girls, however, negative stereotypes abound—in the home, on television, at school.
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Courtesans abound in artwork as far back as the 18th century, Mr. Lear said.
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Robot women and doll characters abound in late-19th and early-20th-century media.
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For all of Citgo's American roots, Venezuelan themes abound in its modern Houston headquarters.
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Freaks may abound in her art, but not once do they freak her out.
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Variations on the dish, sometimes called honey toast, abound in different parts of Asia.
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Zodiac memes abound in 2018, but this one has the added bonus of being practical.
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But, for those able and interested in hiking, glaciers certainly abound in the Lower 48.
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Options abound in one of the fastest-paced and most dynamic cities in the world.
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Such boudoir scenes abound in this book, and they are both good and mercifully brief.
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Such tricks of language abound in the contemporary war against migration — and against migrants themselves.
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Selina is back on the campaign trail, where haplessness and maneuvering abound in equal measure.
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Typhus lice abound in great number, and typhoid fever takes a terrific toll of lives.
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Cult-like gangs also abound in the delta, with names like the Icelanders and the Vikings.
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Spas, yoga classes and wellness centers abound in Tulum, which has a population of around 28,000.
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Such deep critiques of our society abound in academia; they're just almost all on the left.
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But these new, brightly-colored posters brandishing the neighborhood's sexy new name abound in the area.
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Options abound in Ohio City: Gonzo pancakes (candied jalapeño, tiramisù) at Jack Flaps (3900 Lorain Avenue).
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Just one example of the humor and delightful irony that abound in this lively first novel.
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That leaves a lot of territory: Both France and Italy abound in these sorts of wines.
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But immigrants whose lights were hidden under a bushel when they arrived abound in our history.
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Private lands abound in the surrounding region, making it relatively simple to relocate a ranch operation.
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Such memorable analogies abound in this inviting guide to an art form often seen as abstruse.
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Teenage sentiments and Blink-182 melodies abound in the follow-up to her 2016 debut, elle.
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But stories of poor service and a lack of humanity still abound in the country's aviation industry.
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Similar stories abound in the Centre of Hope, a clean, bright shelter for children just outside Manila.
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Demons and monsters and creepy crawly spiders abound in moments that will likely gives viewers lasting heebeegeebees.
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Both gore and existentialism abound in Rick's annihilation of not one but two planetary systems of governance.
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Luxurious details abound in this 2523,249-square-foot house with a custom stone fireplace and private terrace.
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In everyday life, examples abound in which private incentives do not favor voluntary disclosure of relevant information.
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Chicken shops abound in Britain, the largest European market for fast-food chicken according to Euromonitor International.
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While examples of gorgeous skaters abound in singles and pairs skating, ice dancing is a different beast.
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Paranoia and misperception of actual foreign government capabilities and intent to access data abound in certain cases.
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But history, culture and nature abound in this cosmopolitan Caribbean city, where Christopher Columbus landed in 1492.
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A few possibilities: Trillions of dollars worth of new opportunities abound in the coming era of autonomous travel.
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Neon and scrunchies abound in the snaps from season 3, when Hawkins fully embraces its retro 80s setting.
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Ms Bertone would like to tilt the economy towards tourism, timber and hydrocarbons, which abound in the sea.
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Although homosexuality has been legal in the country since 1993, anti-LGBTQ sentiment is abound in the country.
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Assassinations, bioterror plots, and Rolls-Royces abound in brothers Maclain and Chapman Way's engrossing six-part documentary series.
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Charismatic fauna of the human variety abound in the region's lore, and Davis gives many of them cameos.
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But private negotiations over a transition abound in San Juan, and some politicians have spoken of impeaching him.
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But private negotiations over a transition abound in San Juan, and some politicians have spoken of impeaching him.
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N.Y.C. Nature No scientific paper is required to prove that ticks abound in the New York City area.
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Stories abound in his community about his love for the Lone Star State, its traditions and its citizenry.
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Both vision and eccentricity abound in Katchadourian's wonderful exhibition Ification, her first with the increasingly noteworthy Fridman Gallery.
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Indeed, calls to emulate the partisan discipline and ideological cohesion of Republicans abound in contemporary progressive commentary and advocacy.
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Four economies, four different sets of problems Problems abound in all four of the largest economies in the continent.
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Jobs abound in the cities, but poor farmers are loth to use their dwindling savings on a bus ticket.
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Examples of habit memory abound in our daily lives, including tasks such as riding a bike or tying shoelaces.
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Are the super-rich augmented power brokers, who seemed to abound in Human Revolution, also getting sent to ghettos?
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But recently, he has turned his attention to bigger, vacant properties that abound in New England: mills and factories.
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These inventive scores abound in squiggly dialogues between the instruments and cyclic spinning figures in a tart musical language.
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Mysteries abound in Joanna Cannon's first novel; most are far more regretful and wicked than a package of biscuits.
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But small businesses abound in India, and until the past couple of years they operated almost entirely on cash.
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They flutter in tree branches and sit balled up under kitchen sinks — plastic bags abound in New York City.
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Although absurdities abound in his tea ceremony, we execute them with utter reverence, treating them as nothing but convention.
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Critic's pick Forbidden pleasures abound in this spectacular musical, starring a dazzling Karen Olivo as a doomed Parisian chanteuse.
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Critic's pick Forbidden pleasures abound in this spectacular musical, starring a dazzling Karen Olivo as a doomed Parisian chanteuse.
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Food delivery startups abound in the U.S., but few of them deliver to customers in "second cities" and smaller towns.
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Prokofiev's "Sarcasms" is also accurately titled: its five pieces abound in bitingly comic passages, pounding chords and perpetual-motion craziness.
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Substantive policy difference between the candidates abound in how they would approach some of the fundamental issues facing the nation.
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And don't forget to grab a local gig guide at Treehouse on Belongil, as musicians abound in this coastal town.
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Other references to various iconic chick-flicks abound in the "thank u, next" video, as do a number of hilarious cameos.
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Ironies abound in Eric Trump's declaration that "these are horrible people," referring to the white supremacists behind the Ku Klux Klan.
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References to them abound in ancient texts all around the world, in part because they were useful for navigation at sea.
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Anyone who's spent time inside a factory farm or slaughterhouse knows well the public health risks that abound in these facilities.
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Serious dangers abound in the social realm as well, even if the consequences of ignoring social risks are usually non-fatal.
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This, in turn, means that anonymously sourced stories abound in South Korean news media, especially when the report concerns North Korea.
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Surprises abound in this foreign way to view the familiar, with every nook and cranny of each sculpture revealing unexpected detail.
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Mr. Naharin's works abound in theater games and exercises: Despite the fullness of the movement, the drama is an intellectual one.
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Mushroom hunting is a semi-popular activity in the northwest, where morels, chanterelles, and pine mushrooms abound in the wild mountains.
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Celebrity endorsements abound in the 2020 race for president, though it seems one candidate hasn't been quite the high-profile favorite.
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Holiday "traditions" abound in classical programming at this time of year, markers to orient yourself by and reliable standbys for institutions.
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Unicorns and spaceships abound in this animated series, a candy-colored reboot of the mid-80s show about a warrior princess.
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Statues and paintings of Jefferson abound in the city and on campus, presenting an often uncritical picture of the Founding Father.
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Artisanal mining operations with inadequate safety measures abound in mineral-rich Democratic Republic of Congo and accidents at these sites are frequent.
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Spoilers for Neflix's Wild Wild Country abound in this, so if you'd rather not get spoiled on this true story, stop reading!
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Melissa McCarthy Seven7: Practical workwear, painterly prints, and skinny jeans abound in this line from everyone's actual favorite White House Press Secretary.
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So behold, parking violators and general dickish behavior abound in this collection of people caught being general assholes on Google Street View.
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Risks abound in everything from fossil fuels to natural gas, because of the possibility of fugitive emissions with fracking, according to Gorte.
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While high-rises abound in waterfront neighborhoods like Exchange Place and Newport, other waterfront enclaves like Paulus Hook retain a quaint sensibility.
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Everything is bathed in golden sunlight, and there's a nip in the air—big feels and plot twists abound in equal measure.
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Voluntary or not, this practice, alongside all the other monitoring methods that abound in today's workplaces, is raising eyebrows and ethical questions.
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Bison, prairie dogs, bighorn sheep, and jackrabbits abound in one of the most iconic and majestic landscapes our country has to offer.
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Depictions of artificial wombs abound in sci-fi, most famously in Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, and are usually associated with dystopias.
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Thanksgiving is over (hopefully without too much political strife at the table), but possibilities abound in the leftovers piled high in refrigerators.
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But maybe that's not entirely surprising for a movie loosely about authenticity and the little absurdities that abound in New York City.
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Competitions abound in the United States today, with high schoolers and collegians performing routines set to music with cheers, tumbling and jumps.
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Lurex, leopard, lamé, velvet, sequins and lace abound, in party frocks and even sportswear pieces like polo shirts, turtlenecks and bomber jackets.
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"SCLEROTIC companies abound in Europe," says Christer Gardell, co-founder and managing partner of Cevian Capital, an activist hedge fund based in Sweden.
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Cyber breaches abound in 2019 Throughout the course of human history, disruptive innovation has been required to unleash higher tiers of human potential.
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Infrastructure in many Western countries is often shabbier than in China, homeless people abound in big cities and crime is a constant risk.
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Suitors abound in Season 73 of Lifetime's UnREAL, Stephen King is scaring up a double feature, and, yes, Sharp Objects is really happening.
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Theories abound in South Korea, among them that the cold air circulating in a sealed room could cause hypothermia, leading to organ failure.
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Thanks to climate change, investment opportunities abound in the Arctic Ocean (at the edge of which, this past weekend, temperatures reached 84 degrees).
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College ranking lists abound in a variety of publications, intended to help parents and students determine which colleges may be the right fit.
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Now that Seattle has become popular with mainland Chinese visitors, students, and tech workers, options for authentic Chinese cuisine abound in the area.
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If one accepts that sunlight is the best disinfectant, as an old saying goes, then pathogens inevitably abound in this atmosphere of secrecy.
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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FREE ART AND CULTURE Public art installations abound in Singapore, and they're akin to open-air museums, Mr. Oh said.
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Drinking and fighting and fornicating abound in the aftermath of the fire, as connections, both desperate and genuine, are made between the survivors.
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Higher-end hotel options abound in Whistler, though for a combination of location and atmosphere the Fairmont Chateau Whistler is hard to top.
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A marigold-yellow flat was a "surprise runaway hit" for Rothy's, the company says, and animal prints abound in the brand's permanent collection.
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It's one of those too-wild-to-be-true-but-actually-is-true stories that abound in history, but not necessarily in history textbooks.
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CreditCreditGabriella Angotti-Jones/The New York Times Surprises abound in "Odyssey: Jack Whitten Sculpture, 1963-2017," a gorgeous, loquacious exhibition at the Met Breuer.
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Conflicts abound in nearby Central African Republic and the Democratic Republic of Congo, and the region's war with Boko Haram has spilled across borders.
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"The early histories of Oxford and Cambridge abound in incidents of town-gown antagonism leading to fighting, warfare, and murder on both sides," Turner reports.
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Accounts of awe abound in the arts and humanities, but it wasn't until relatively recently that psychologists have begun to explore the phenomenon in depth.
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Reports of cheating abound in Kenya, where some 7,000 primary and secondary school exam results were canceled last year due to concerns over their legitimacy.
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Stories of abuse perpetrated against young, vulnerable boxers abound in the culture of Muay Thai, but by all accounts, Sangmorakot's owner is generous and caring.
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Where independent book publishers have greatly outnumbered larger publishing houses in nominations in years prior, mainstream publishers like Penguin and Houghton Mifflin abound in 2017.
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But its lore does abound in dozens of shape-shifters, or obake (pronounced oh-BAH-kay), and monsters and spirits, known as yokai (yoke-EYE).
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Fruitful contradictions abound in these stunning paintings, presented in Relative Brightness, among them the illusion of metallic sheen that emanates from their flat matte surfaces.
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Good intentions abound in "3 Generations," a movie about a New York teenager transitioning from female to male, but they lead to a certain overzealousness.
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Whether you're rafting on the Payette River or kayaking on the Salmon River, opportunities to get out on the water abound in and around Boise.
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Doping scandals abound in other professional sports, but mountaineering's relationship to the issue is slightly more complicated than it is for professional tennis or cycling.
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Shortages of food, medicine, and many basic items abound in what was once the richest country in South America per capita in the 20th century.
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Loopholes abound in existing regulations, for instance gun show purchases of unregistered firearms and "80 percent lowers," which are a quite legal method for creating them.
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Fall-happy florals and leopard prints abound in the form of tops and dresses, alongside on-trend, oversized suit separates and plenty of '70s-inspired denim.
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It doesn't help that due the the liquefaction, certain areas have more utility damage than others, and feelings of unfairness and neglect abound in certain neighborhoods.
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STREET STYLE Playful looks abound in this beach community where the waves become a runway — hiding out as far east as you can go in Australia.
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Searing passions and the vicissitudes of fate abound in the classical works that inspired "Dionysos Stadt," including epics and plays by Aeschylus, Homer, Euripides and Sophocles.
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Mysteries abound in David Raymond's "Night Hunter," perhaps none so pressing as how Stanley Tucci and Ben Kingsley were prevailed upon to join its flailing cast.
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Budget cruises abound in the ever-growing industry, where some 18 new ships are expected to launch this year, according to the Cruise Lines International Association.
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Yet giggles abound in "Othello: The Remix," a clever and exuberantly performed hip-hop version of the play that opened on Wednesday at the Westside Theater.
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"The demarcation of this area is still from colonial times," he says, walking through an area where the trees abound in various heights, widths, and ages.
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"Paradoxes abound in life," Yip-Williams writes in a heart-rending letter to her daughters; she asks us to confront these paradoxes with her head-on.
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Beneath the glimmering façade of opportunities that abound in "the land of the free," the brutal living conditions, poverty, and abuse of workers are quickly exposed.
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References to angels, halos, heaven, and hell abound in his work and, in "Masquerade," a silhouette resembling the Virgin Mary occupies the center of the composition.
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If your brand of eye bags come and go, less invasive and significantly more affordable options abound in the form of eye creams, gels, serums, and masks.
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While outdoor summer parties abound in New York, Cityfox aims to bring their own idea of a world class, international-level festival to the heart of Brooklyn.
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Vulnerabilities abound in so-called smart cities — ultrawired locales where information and technology are used but rarely tested for cybersecurity controls — to deliver efficient use of resources.
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Unfortunately for your briefing editor, spoilers abound in our television critic's review of the sixth season of HBO's "Game of Thrones," which had its finale Sunday night.
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Clouds descend into a dark urban otherworld where whirring machines abound in Perpetual Path, a new CGI film from visual artist and animator Max Zhestkov and Combustion.studio.
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Scandal and pathos abound in Mabel's passionate, quixotic romance with Dickinson's brother; her fraught relationship with his wife; and Millicent's battle over the rights to Dickinson's writings.
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THERE'S A WORD FOR THAT By Sloane Tanen Lost and profoundly myopic souls abound in Tanen's tale — the Y.A. author's debut adult novel — of two dysfunctional families.
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Gang references abound in hip-hop, though as the genre moved closer to pop's center in the late 1990s into the 2000s, those stories became more opaque.
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That's according to the latest LinkedIn Workforce Report, released on Thursday, which found that although overall U.S. job growth dipped in September, job opportunities abound in these locations.
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Surprises abound in this recital from the pre-eminent American soprano, although there's a welcome foray into excepts from Strauss's "Ariadne auf Naxos" to round out the program.
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While standard questions about timelines and loops abound in Westworld season 3, there is also a fresh conundrum at the heart of these new episodes: What is Rehoboam?
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Depictions of artificial wombs like the UltraLove 925x abound in science fiction, from the "decanting" of babies in Aldous Huxley's Brave New World to the technotots of The Matrix.
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Affordable finds abound in the makeup and hair aisles, but quality skin care that won't cost you a significant chunk of your rent can be harder to come by.
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One local employer is Baylor University Medical Center, and major employers abound in Dallas, with AT&T, Dean Foods, and Texas Instruments, as well as many other corporate headquarters.
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Stories abound in the meat-free media of men breaking world records and winning UFC fights—hailed as proof that you don't have to eat meat to be strong.
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I did not wish to repeat the mistakes of those who do not age well and who accept the stereotypes and self-loathing that abound in an ageist culture.
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Echoes of Wilde's "The Picture of Dorian Gray" and Freud's theory of the uncanny abound in this mesmerizingly twisted, richly layered homage to a pioneer of American Gothic fiction.
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The anti-inflammatory effects of omega-3 fatty acids, which abound in fish oils, may be partly responsible, as well as those acids' direct effects on the nervous system.
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"Stories abound in the media of incidents where students, educators, and staff have experienced distress and sometimes lasting trauma as a result of active shooter drills," the report states.
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"Indulgence drinks still abound in the marketplace, but hard seltzers are winning on flavor without extra calories and carbs, positioning it extremely well for the long haul," he said.
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Useful lessons abound in this brief, indelible book, including how to craft a bow and fishing spear, as well as how to get through the pain of parents divorcing.
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Lighthouses abound in Victoria, and the Cape Otway Lightstation, the oldest working lighthouse in Australia — and "the most important," according to the website — is worth going the extra mile.
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A supermarket and other shopping can be found along the coast road; tourist shops and restaurants abound in the downtown San Miguel area, about eight miles to the north.
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The main reason bullish venture investors still abound in e-commerce is that global Internet retail is poised to more than double by 2019 to $3.6 trillion, according to eMarketer.
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But partly due to VR's current graphical limitations, the environments are too bland and stylized to include many of the weird, creepy little details that abound in good survival horror.
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Disguised by a shift in scale, hidden-in-plain-sight images abound in "Canoe" (218, 38 x 48 inches), which is structurally similar to "Owl Lake," though more loosely painted.
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Home to as many as 23,250 start-ups and more than 40 unicorns — businesses with a valuation of more than $1 billion — opportunity and talent abound in the sprawling megacity.
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Of course, his ever-nimble lyrics — which have made his name a byword for verbal cosmopolitanism — abound in paradoxes, puns and declarations of uncertainty, all etched into deep-burrowing grooves.
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Incongruous as it may seem, giggles abound in this clever and exuberantly performed hip-hop musical version of Shakespeare's tragedy about a Moorish general troubled by the green-eyed monster.
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Signs of the tourism boom abound in Siem Reap, the town near many of the hundreds of temples constructed during the Khmer Empire, which once stretched from Myanmar to Vietnam.
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While all these dances richly abound in specific dramas and suggestions, the bigger emotions they prompt derive from the felicities with which moves meet music: poignant, puckish, exuberant, by turns.
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The impulse to control or strategize romance isn't new — red flags and deal-breakers, and the analysis they inspire, abound in 1990s romantic comedies, and courtship rituals predate humanity entirely.
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While glitzy pieces abound in Tenemental, an affecting underside of the show is concerned with documenting a life so intimate that it would be lost if not framed in a gallery.
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Eggs and bunnies are the modern-day emblems of the end of Lent, and their candy versions abound in the weeks leading up to the biggest day on the Christian calendar.
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It's no secret that beauty treatments abound in Japan, and while maintenance like bikini waxing is relatively new to the ladies of Tokyo, removing facial hair has been popular since forever.
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Changes abound in the Middle East and North Africa, but the pace of economic and social reforms needs to increase, according to one senior voice at the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Sanitation and food problems abound in these areas, and many residents have complained that thieves are stealing food distributed by aid workers, re-bagging it and selling it in the markets.
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Vibrant patterns and surreal-yet-recognizable characters abound in her body of work, stimulating the imagination in the same way as Klimt's The Kiss, or Kay Nielsen's Hansel and Gretel illustrations.
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Nearby analogs abound: In Venezuela, queso de bola relleno is a ball of Edam also stuffed with spiced meat, and a dish called queso relleno is prominent in Mexico's Yucatán peninsula.
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It hit its pinnacle just around the turn of the century, a time when men's suits sported somewhere around 15 pockets — so it's no coincidence that pockets abound in Rational Dress.
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Selfies, neon lights, glitch, anime and, like a David Lynch film, screens within screens abound in "June 17," which was filmed mainly in a condemned dancing academy in Oslo over two days.
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The new crackdown in this political cycle shows again, as Jonathan Swift perceived, "Nothing is so hard for those who abound in riches as to conceive how others can be in want."
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Homages to Miyazaki, Tarkovsky, and more abound in the quiet pacing, the lingering photography, and the moments of singular beauty that emerge from this portrait of a character's struggle to move on.
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Born in Tehran and having made his home in Minneapolis, historical and familial references abound in this artist's body of work that draws in equal measure from the arts and the sciences.
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Weird moments abound in the series, as when Mr. Bell's camera fixes on a forgotten corner to underscore the desolation, and then a geriatric mall-walker appears in frame, doing solitary laps.
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" Mensa also issued a press release proclaiming, "Mensa IQ Tests Abound in October — Politicians Welcome," noting that "all brilliance is welcome" and "IQ testing can provide insight on how one's brain processes information.
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Upsets, curiosities, and statistical impossibilities abound in the game logs of history; sometimes a helmet catches a ball, other times a kick sails wide right and you lose four games all at once.
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Scholars and other commentators suggest that inefficiencies abound in the system, leading to overinvestment in suppression (fighting a fire once it's already ablaze) and underinvestment in prevention (mitigating fire risk prior to ignition).
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You don't have to fork over for a rental car or an on-slope lodge during these extra days, either: Hotels and Airbnbs abound in Cottonwood Heights, at the base of the mountain.
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In the final chapter Hatch meditates on the newfound love of a Liberian and an expat colleague and the weddings that abound in Monrovia as the outbreak is finally coming to an end.
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The Angel of Independence monument in the heart of Mexico City is often overrun by protesters seeking to highlight the grievances that abound in a country with 50 percent poverty and acute inequality.
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Economic powerhouses like the United States, China and Japan may be home to the highest proportion of the world's wealthy, but when it comes to minting new millionaires, opportunities abound in some surprising places.
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There is, of course, the free rider problem — everyone benefits from R&D eventually, no matter who pays for it — but free rider problems abound in climate policy, and R&D seems uniquely overlooked.
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PONZI schemes abound in China and the latest has bilked nearly one million investors; and we also look at why negative interest rates have gone from being a European phenomenon to a global one
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And it seems as though the televisual riches will continue to abound in 2018, as last night the first trailer for the new season of Atlanta, the official Best Show on TV™, aired.
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Sublime audio-visual moments abound in Dead Slow Ahead, and I mention it as an interesting counterpoint to the steady output of Harvard's Sensory Ethnography Lab (Leviathan [2012], The Iron Ministry [2014], Manakamana [2013]).
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Cautionary tales abound in the tech industry, but few stand out more than Iridium: a constellation of 66 car-sized space satellites that'd serve as a global wireless network for telephone and pager data.
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There, he applied what he had learned in Paris in a series of wonderful watercolors that catch the flickering color of North Africa — this is when Klee's art began to abound in landscape imagery.
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Related: Weird Sex Metaphors Abound in the "Dark Tokyo" Music Video Tame Impala's New Music Video Is a Surreal Sex Fantasia A Gender-Bending Music Video Gets Sexy With Holes in All the Right Places
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IT IS hardly surprising that Icelanders have names for the many different fish that abound in their surrounding waters—the various types of cod, herring and so on which they have been catching for centuries.
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Long-term marriages of this type abound in the HP world: In the books we see unions that formed early and permanently between many parents of the previous generation, including Harry's parents and Ron's parents.
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" Mentions of fire abound in Gorky's commentary; as he memorably concludes, the disappointing parks ultimately inspire a "desire for a living, beautiful fire, a sublime fire, which should free the people from a varied boredom.
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It requires a lot of stereotypes about small towns and the prejudices that abound in them, and "The Mist" (which was created by Christian Torpe) doesn't seem as if it intends to freshen those conceits.
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Specialty coffee shops no doubt abound in New York, but this one's a full-on family affair: Sam, 31, owns the place with his brother Brett Nidel, 37, and their childhood friend, Matthew Mogil, 36.
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Projects that engage with historical imagery abound in Le Grand Balcon, which drew inspiration from the oldest artwork on view: a circa 1540 portrait of a woman acquitted of witchcraft by Lucas Cranach the Elder.
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The script is by Taylor Sheridan, who wrote the original "Sicario" (2015), and though both tales abound in explosions, he likes nothing better than to light the fuse of a subplot and have it slowly burn.
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A few highlights: • The Far Out Freestyle Fashion of Byron Bay, Australia: Playful looks abound in this beach community where the waves become a runway — hiding out as far east as you can go in Australia.
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Memorable vignettes and arresting details abound in "The Vietnam War," like the scene of American prisoners deciding to skin and eat the camp commander's cat, or the reminder that eight of 10 servicemen never saw combat.
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While it is an improvement upon the standard 4G networks that abound in current network plans, its faster sibling is the 5G+, also known as the mmWave 5G — which is limited to select customers for now.
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Outdoor activities abound in Bedminster, with some of the state's best trout fishing in the Lamington River; several horse farms where riders can take lessons, lease or board horses; and a network of public horse trails.
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"Horror stories abound in the public record about the culture at Bloomberg LP under Mayor Bloomberg's leadership, as do deeply concerning accounts of his own statements toward women employees there," said Kate Bedingfield, Biden's campaign manager.
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With Apple's stock inching towards a new high and billionaire Warren Buffett, a huge investor in Apple, talking to CNBC's Becky Quick later this week, Cramer expects enthusiasm about Apple to abound in the coming days.
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Such dreamlike images abound in "Indecent," which has been artfully lighted by Christopher Akerlind and features projections by Tal Yarden, which orient us as to the time, place and language spoken in the scenes that follow.
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Bulls and Bears • Classic folk-rock references abound in this episode, from early nods to Bruce Springsteen standards like "Johnny 99" and "Meeting Across the River" to Bob Dylan's "Visions of Johanna" in the closing credits.
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Though hacker schemes, blood-drenched doctors, and nervous interns abound in "Out Of Nowhere," the appearance of Paul is the only moment that feels like it will have game-changing consequences for the future of Grey's Anatomy.
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There are strands of the music that abound in what we think of today as Russian style, characteristic of Glinka and Borodin, especially during a rousing dance scene as guests gather for a wedding that never happens.
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References to thinkers like Donna Haraway, Bruno Latour or Michael Pollan abound: In the show is a table at which visitors can peruse books by those and other authors, and the dense wall texts require concentrated reading.
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Having won a second term Tuesday in a purple district around Orlando, Ms. Murphy said the less-ideological voters who abound in districts like hers were open to electing Democrats they viewed as reasonable and public-minded.
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"Rumors and conspiracy theories abound in any movement as powerful as this; we cannot let media and other governments manipulate our statements and actions into a narrative counter to the truth," the council wrote on its Facebook page.
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Stereotypes abound in the description of the sport, as if the tendencies of a football team might express the soul of a nation — the robust efficiency of the Germans, for instance, or the swaying samba of the Brazilians.
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While as a country we imagine ourselves as strivers willing to relocate at will for career opportunities and clichéd accounts of the rural to urban move abound, in fact a sizable percentage of the population is remarkably homebound.
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More than a year into the job, Shanahan discussed milestones, setbacks, misconceptions and his work overseeing the Pentagon's colossal $700 billion budget at a time when threats abound in the air and in space, on land and at sea.
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Every year, Mother's Day tributes abound in the media with truly touching stories of moms who went the extra mile for their kids, moms who faced adversity to beat impossible odds and moms who are no longer with us.
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Rumors abound in Sacramento that Mr. Trump is poised to use the federal Endangered Species Act to roll back protections for California's migratory salmon and other species by pumping more water from California's Central Valley to farms and cities.
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The town's other claim to fame is that it purports to be the setting of the fictional village in the classic film "It's a Wonderful Life," and trinkets for feminists and film buffs alike abound in the gift shops.
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Kyle Bailey and Cara McCormick, who have led Maine's RCV campaign, said they have staged dozens of mock RCV beer elections in microbreweries (which abound in Maine: winter here is long, cold and dark) to show voters how the process works.
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The effort is called the Optical Neume Recognition Project, and its goal is to build a search engine for sifting through the millions of written "neumes," which were primitive riffs on notation, that abound in prayer books from the Medieval era.
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Such situations abound in Taiwan, which has 24 million people and is home to more than 27 universities and colleges, 100-plus industrial parks and 15 theme parks, as well as densely urbanized sections on its northern and western coasts.
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Authentic narratives such as Shange's are rare, and more romanticized narratives of sorrow abound in popular media, such as in Sophia Coppola's 1999 film, The Virgin Suicides adapted from the Jeffery Eugenides novel — an influential "sad girl" symbol from my generation.
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References to art history abound in his iconography, yet dwelling on his equestrian figures and perfectly spherical nimbuses risks eclipsing one of his most formidable accomplishments — the development of a truly unique, idiosyncratic vocabulary of symbols, many of which are not immediately readable.
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Cheerful seasonal accents like ceramic bells, high-end candles, and wreaths and garlands in faux eucalyptus, juniper and cedar abound in the living and bedroom, while the dining area is set with things like a green plaid charcuterie board and brass napkin rings.
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The book's gossip-column quality is irresistible at first take: compelling hooks like "When I met Andre 3000 at the Ralph's in Burbank" and "When I met LL Cool J I had just quit Fatburger" abound in the 64 meetings Queen recounts.
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Bound and freaky cyborg parts abound in his work, however "Taboo" goes further into complexity as it merges sexual forms of both sexes by depicting a gleaming isolated black woman's breast with the indentation in her nipple formed to resemble the opening in a penis.
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"Whether driven by Prince Charles during his courtship with the late Diana, Prince Philip nonchalantly standing on the rear tailgate, or picking their Royal Highnesses Prince and Princess Michael of Kent up from Heathrow, period photographs abound in online archives," according to the auction house.
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White furnishings abound in the vacation home Decker shares with her husband, NFL player Eric Decker, particularly in the dining room that she had converted into a play area for the couple's daughter, Vivianne, 2, and son Eric II, 1, to pal around in.
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But beta and cuck are just two of the animal-related terms that abound in the manosphere, the dark corner of the internet where MRAs, alt-right types, and pickup artists mingle and complain about how feminism has disrupted the natural order of the world.
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"When the live fish mysteriously disappear from some supermarkets, when there's a plethora of public explanations, when rumors and doubts abound, in the end it all comes down to having no sense of psychological security," the paper said in a commentary published online on Thursday.
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Luxury accommodations abound in India today, but back then, the Oberoi was one of a kind; it lays claim to be the first property in the country to offer 24-hour room service and butler service as well as have a 24-hour restaurant.
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"While folk saints abound in the Americas, and other supernatural skeletons work miracles in Guatemala and Argentina, Santa Muerte stands alone as the sole female saint of death from Chile to Canada," writes Andrew Chesnut, PhD, in his book Devoted to Death: Santa Muerte, the Skeleton Saint.
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"From the way the center of a flower with millions of tiny seeds can reflect the endless cosmos above to the intricate veins in leaves which mirror the human circulatory systems, the small details which abound in the natural world are intriguing and awe inspiring," Green says.
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" In "The Dante Game," a character contemplating the miracle of the famed Duomo in Florence, Italy, notes, "Nothing in Concord's rural landscape was miraculous except in the profoundest natural way, in the sense that miracles abound in the unsullied sky, in the purling of water over rocks.
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You may justifiably feel that the CFPB has been heavy-handed in overcorrecting problems abound in the consumer financial services industry, but when expressing your displeasure, please don't rewrite history and proclaim that the economy was booming in 22019 before the CFPB came to crash the party.
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That assertion rests on the argument that winning the upper Midwest requires flipping a critical mass of Trump-supporting white voters, rather than by driving up turnout in well-educated suburbs and among young and non-white voters, both of which abound in three of those four states (Iowa is the exception).
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And it reflects the challenges that abound in the future of green power Orsted, based in Copenhagen, will need to master the political and business environment of other countries, particularly the United States, which is shaping up as a big new market for offshore wind — but one that presents many perils and unknowns.
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" He had not been able to answer the question nagging at him through his scientific work and religious conversions, a question Harman summarizes as: "How could he know, apart from the ant, the monkey, and all the other creatures that abound in nature, whether his goodness, human goodness, was really genuine and pure?
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The man says: "Now, honey, I believe they prefer to be called 'Dreamers' … or future Democrats…" Alleyway stereotypes abound in the image: giant rats, scared cats, indifferent pigeons, a garbage can on its side, and hasty graffiti all condition the space for the racialized stereotypes of off-guard white victims and dedicated criminal immigrants.
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"The Vietnamese call what the outside world refers to as the Vietnam War 'the American War,' and many of them believe that the ghosts of those who died tragic deaths in this war abound in their living environment," Heonik Kwon writes in his Asia Pacific Journal paper, The Ghosts of the American War in Vietnam.
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Facebook's flood of languages leave it struggling to monitor content Maggie Fick and Paresh Dave identify "31 widely spoken languages" that still have no official support on Facebook, posing challenges for moderators: Similar issues abound in African nations such as Ethiopia, where deadly ethnic clashes among a population of 107 million have been accompanied by ugly Facebook content.
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Other regional and ethnic reference points abound in Panther, from the otjize that coats the hair of one elder in the style of Himba women of Namibia, to the Basotho blankets in which members of the film's Border Tribe wrap themselves, to the lip disc worn by another elder, borrowed from Ethiopian groups like the Mursi.
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As Chinese influence campaigns abound in democratic societies today, from having professional basketball players silence the criticism of police brutality in Hong Kong to leveraging Hollywood to advance its position on Taiwan and the South China Sea, it is now more important than ever for policymakers to view universities as one of the most compelling public diplomacy assets of the United States.
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Giant Necks and Stern Looks Abound In Hot Toys&apos Batman v Superman FiguresWe got a brief glimpse at Hot Toys figures for Batman v Superman yesterday, but now the company has …Read more ReadThe 1:6 scale figure features a decent likeness of Gadot as she appears in Batman v Superman, and like almost every female Hot Toys figure, "real" hair as a opposed to a sculpted plastic.
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These digital nomads now roaming the world may look like they've got it made — mid-century modern decorated workspaces dotting the world's most desirable locales; gourmet coffee, avocado toasts (and even Brooklyn barbecue) abound in every corner; artisanal whiskies and craft beer to tipple on… but behind all this rockin revelry lies a dark secret… It's time-consuming and relatively expensive for these comparatively highly paid worldly wanderers to get health insurance.
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Such references abound in Season 2: the arcade is filled with nostalgic nods to classic video games, including Dragon's Lair, Dig Dug, and Centipede (Even Max's high-scorer handle, MadMax, refers to the post-apocalyptic hero played by Mel Gibson in the Mad Max movie franchise of the era); television screens display classics of various TV genres like Cheers, Punky Brewster, Family Feud, and All My Children, as well as the VHS version of Mr. Mom, starring a pre-Beetlejuice, pre-Batman Michael Keaton.
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To offset the growing budget shortfall of both the Museum and the Memorial Fund, ticket prices have been hiked a dollar, to $21.95 for adults, $14.95 for children, and $17.56 for law enforcement, a rate that has been labeled as unreasonable to some visitors, many of whom are likely used to the free Smithsonian museums that abound in DC. More significantly, the Museum is doubling down on fundraising and aims to secure $20083 million in 2019—though where they'll get at least $6.9 million of the needed funds remains to be seen.
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