Looks like someone's angling for a spot next season ...
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But Merkel's possible coalition partners are angling for concessions beforehand.
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Negotiators are angling for language that would get bipartisan support.
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Not bad for a fund angling for only $420 million.
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Amazon's angling for government handouts flows directly from its dominance.
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London has been angling for a piece of the action.
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Joe Sestak, who is angling for a rematch against Sen.
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Darren Till is also angling for a shot at Lawler.
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I'm not here angling for a job or anything like that.
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Watch out, paperboy, there's someone even cuter angling for your job.
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Some believed Discord was angling for an acquisition by Amazon/Twitch.
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Candidates would now be angling for second- and third-choice preferences.
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Ethanol producers have been angling for the removal of the ban.
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Democrats have been angling for a major infrastructure package for years.
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For years, she's been angling for a return to the ring.
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Send one to your boss if you're angling for a raise.
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It's just one of many podcasts angling for a Hollywood moment.
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Reporters packed the courtroom, angling for views of Mr. Fisher's parents.
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The usual stream of tourists angling for postcard views was nonexistent.
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Elections were organized and supervised by partisans brazenly angling for advantage.
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So your co-worker got the promotion you were angling for.
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But China is angling for a big share of the future.
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And maybe that's what Mr. Minhaj is angling for with this show.
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A bad wig pulls focus like a starlet angling for the limelight.
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Third Point's Daniel Loeb is angling for changes at Nestle and Honeywell.
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Indeed, something like this is what Cameron's successor May is angling for.
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Hs company is also angling for an investment from the Saudi government fund.
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Some attendees quietly joked that JPMorgan was simply angling for big lending fees.
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THE SOUTHERN SHRIMP ALLIANCE, an industry association based in Florida, is angling for tariffs.
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Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani seemed to be angling for secretary of state.
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The development raised speculation that Flynn could be angling for a pardon from Trump.
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He's likely angling for VP at this point, but he's still in the running.
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Sanders has also signaled that he's angling for a win on Warren's home turf.
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It is also possible that Manafort is angling for a presidential pardon, some experts said.
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Also, before he was dinging Trump on his taxes, Romney was angling for his endorsement.
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Even Ms O'Grady, now angling for a longer weekend, is tellingly pessimistic in her timescale.
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That kind of question turns most people angling for the White House into amateur theologians.
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European telecoms are still angling for scale to weather the changes and for good reason.
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Facebook has been heavily pushing its livestreaming capabilities and angling for dominance in online video.
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Some readers suggested Mr. Trump was angling for the spotlight during the Democratic National Convention.
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Looking back, he said, he should have been more vocal about angling for a comeback.
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Instead of taking a vacation this August, try angling for that promotion you've wanted instead.
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Brian Calley and Attorney General Bill Schuette are angling for the governor's office, and Rep.
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Mr. Becerra joins a very crowded list of Democrats angling for some of those jobs.
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Some are looking for unknowns that can surprise people, while others are angling for proven winners.
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In that case, surge notifications are blocked, precisely to prevent drivers from angling for higher fares.
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Despite his supposedly lacking background, Crown Prince Mohammed reportedly was angling for a future in government.
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Good news for those angling for a winter escape: The cheapest time to travel is January.
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I was angling for a quote about social justice and the Hip's message, to be honest.
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Romney is angling for a floor fight at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland in July.
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But Sessions did not know that Whitaker at the same time was angling for a promotion.
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So far, there are no clear signs that Bass is angling for the position anytime soon.
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Of the women who are running for public office, many are angling for a congressional seat.
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Romney seems to be angling for a Senate seat if Utah's Orrin Hatch retires next year.
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In other words, they're angling for regime change, despite publicly saying it is not their aim.
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Later, the lawyer was found to have been angling for a book deal about the case.
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NYT notes that former SoftBank and Google executive Nikesh Arora, among others, is angling for the job.
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South America Brazil is angling for a banner tourism year with the 2016 Olympics, taking place Aug.
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Pratt is angling for that humanizing quality time now, with mixed success that often devolves into frustration.
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Instead, the parents have failed to answer her calls, because they are angling for a financial windfall.
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I want to see what happens when neither one of us is pushing or angling for anything.
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And there is Barbosa, now 36 and angling for an N.B.A. comeback after two years in Brazil.
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The Trump administration has started to relax post-crisis regulation, and banks are angling for more loosening.
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Nestlé is not the only major food company angling for a piece of the plant-based pie.
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Within months, Mr. Trump was angling for another meeting, perhaps at the White House or in Paris.
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So a lot of members are angling for those jobs, CNN senior congressional correspondent Manu Raju said.
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Anderson -- a religious man himself -- is the #6 ranked light heavyweight and angling for a title shot.
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He's angling for a callback interview, even though he didn't originally express interest in working for the group.
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It's totally possible that Trump just wanted to clarify whether or not Gates was angling for a job.
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Butler pump-fakes, angling for a lay-up, and Green crashes toward the rim, leaving Towns wide open.
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Angling for a plea bargain, Mr Batista wired himself up for a late-night meeting with the president.
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By contrast, 45 percent of working moms say they are angling for a leadership position in their workplace.
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Although the firm isn't necessarily angling for major changes at the investment bank, Mayo said that could change.
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Last year, investors put at least $2.3 billion into companies angling for their own corner of outer space.
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And it's crunch time for Senate Republicans angling for a health care vote before the July 4th recess.
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"It seems to me he's angling for the pardon," said David Weinstein, a former federal prosecutor in Miami.
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Nurmagomedov wasted no time in angling for this fight in his post-fight Octagon interview with Joe Rogan.
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"Comey said prior to the briefing that CNN was angling for a 'news hook,'" Townhall's Matt Vespa surmised.
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Hulu and YouTube TV don't break out their live TV numbers, but are reportedly angling for third place.
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Already they're angling for a comeback, each working contacts and old friends, who are taking meetings with them.
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Ms. McGunagle, 73, said she thought Ms. Clifford was angling for a spot on a reality television show.
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Mr. Trump could be angling for an offer that would more directly reduce the United States' trade deficits.
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Some critics would be sure to accuse him of angling for more Russian help in his reelection bid.
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The experience of visiting a childhood home works wonders if you're angling for a trip down memory lane.
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Virtually all of America's largest businesses drive a hard bargain with governments, angling for benefits and financial incentives.
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The CBC, while always close to Pelosi, has been angling for a more prominent position on Democratic leadership.
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And SpaceX is angling for even more government money as the US revives interest in a manned moon mission.
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In those interviews, despite privately angling for Guccifer 22.0's files, Assange continued to push the Seth Rich story.
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He has yet to endorse Donald Trump, stoking speculation that he is angling for another run in four years.
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Scalise has said publicly that he would not run against McCarthy, but both have been angling for the spot.
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Wright Electric, Joby Aviation and Ampaire are all startups that are angling for their own place in the sky.
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Angling for the support of progressive activists in primary contests, some Democratic presidential hopefuls have already taken the bait.
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To his credit, Cohen is now cooperating with authorities and doesn't seem to be angling for a Presidential pardon.
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Republicans are angling for a two-week extension, while Democrats have signaled they would prefer a one-week extension.
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The photo shows Sondland smirking against a background of dozens of reporters angling for a picture of the ambassador.
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Local reaction: Various groups in New York are angling for exemptions before the policy goes into effect in 2021.
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Some experts said maintaining communication was a sign that Mr. Manafort was angling for a pardon from Mr. Trump.
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Despite its fall from department store to discount bin, Juicy Couture has been angling for a comeback for years.
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Some Trump loyalists have been angling for an appearance from Biden's son, or even the former vice president himself.
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We're tracking every element of the New Trump Order and reporting on the angling for jobs in his administration.
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Other lawyers pushed for an aggressive approach, according to Mr. Cruz, angling for a sweeping decision on the recount's appropriateness.
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Yet there are also signs that Mr Mueller has been angling for something pretty substantial from Mr Manafort all along.
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The union was cut out when Tesla took over the space, and is likely angling for a way back in.
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One of China's largest train makers is angling for a piece of the U.S. administration's pro-growth infrastructure investment plans.
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Fidelity International, which doesn't yet have a mutual fund license in China, is angling for a seat at the table.
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Jordan is thought to be angling for the Oversight and Government Reform Committee gavel, which will be available next year.
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The candidates are angling for attention on picket lines in an effort to show solidarity with the ascendant labor movement.
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Those who have been here longer will be angling for leadership spots in the next Congress, which begins in January.
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I can definitely see a lot of truck drivers angling for a chance to pilot this once it becomes available.
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"People are more vigilant," said Ms. Nevico, who has noticed several "rubberneckers" angling for a look at the crime scene.
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The EU's priority is to keep the rules of its club intact, to avoid other members angling for special treatment.
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" As to whether Haley is angling for the top job at the State Department, he replied, "I have no idea.
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Kim Guadagno is pursuing the governor's seat as a Republican in traditionally blue New Jersey by angling for independent voters.
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Chase was a political animal — indeed, he was angling for the Democratic presidential nomination the same year of Johnson's trial.
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Mr. Barak, who seems to be angling for a political comeback, wrote a scathing critique in the liberal Haaretz newspaper.
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Their decisions to endorse Biden could throw a lot of support Warren was angling for in the direction of Biden.
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He started a "London Is Open" public relations campaign and is angling for special deals on post-Brexit work visas.
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Manafort could be angling for a presidential pardon in return for passing information to Trump's lawyers, legal experts told The Times.
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How do you walk the line between being respectful because you like the music and also angling for the punch line?
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The party has repeatedly denied allegations that it was angling for an alliance with Barisan Nasional ahead of the next election.
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Instagram with my son is my first rodeo, but my 7-year-old daughter is already angling for her YouTube channel.
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Senator Patrick Leahy, the senior Democrat on the Senate Appropriations Committee, issued a statement accusing Republicans of angling for a shutdown.
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Shafer, Nixon knows, is angling for a Supreme Court nomination and so will surely "do his bidding," as Dolce puts it.
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He is responsible for Robertscare and now he is angling for vast numbers of illegal residents to help Dems hold Congress.
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There has been running speculation since Stone's indictment that the eccentric political operative has been angling for a pardon from Trump.
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But Paul withheld his consent, angling for a vote on his amendment that would instead preserve the so-called sequestration budget caps.
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And that choosing happened long before any of them were even old enough to think about angling for their own solo gigs.
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It doesn't help that other opposition parties are now angling for an election, including the Scottish National Party and the Liberal Democrats.
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The campaigns aren't eager to discuss their delegate operations — no one wants to be seen as angling for a contested convention win.
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If our online chat had taken place during a first date, I'd have been angling for a second, third and forth date.
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And on Thursday, Bloomberg posted a doozy of a story alleging that the company's angling for foreign capital wasn't limited to China.
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Nobody on Capitol Hill -- even close Trump allies in the House -- is angling for a shutdown over border money at this point.
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Two to four surfers go head-to-head in an allotted amount of time, sharing spaces and angling for the best waves.
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Brunch looked great before your friends whipped out their iPhones, angling for perfect shots of their avocado toast as yours went cold.
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Haley, who left the administration a year ago, has attempted to bat down chatter that she's angling for the vice president slot.
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So, what is she: a spoiled brat, a sad case, or a cornered spirit, angling for a chance to cut and run?
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North Korea said any U.N. sanctions would be met with "powerful counter measures" as it again accused the U.S. of angling for war.
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The posting has revived chatter that she is angling for the role in a possible live action version of the animated Disney classic.
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However, with tonight's space-focused speeches, Trump seems to angling for the title of "space candidate" in this race for the White House.
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Not just not-listless but feisty, for maybe the first time all year, are the Houston Rockets, belatedly angling for a playoff spot.
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Some of what Paul Singer's firm is angling for, like improving the decision-making process at SoftBank and the Vision Fund, makes sense.
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However, you might want to keep this information to yourself if you are angling for your boss to buy you a standing desk.
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But, it looks like Lynne believes some of the stories she's read and is now angling for a voice in her daughter's treatment.
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But adding to speculation that Manafort is angling for a pardon, Giuliani told Bash that the two legal teams had been in contact.
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But in Wisconsin — where mistrust between the parties is high and the angling for 2020 is well underway — the Capitol has slowed down.
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The Democratic majority, with Judiciary Chairman Jerold Nadler in the lead, has gone angling for headlines and air-time, foolishly elevating Mueller's appearance.
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He shot down swirling rumors that he may even be angling for the post of US attorney general should Jeff Sessions step down.
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The two freshman senators have been angling for position behind Trump, hoping to emerge as the consensus alternative to the GOP front-runner.
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When fathers appear in children's picture books, they're angling for laughs, taking their sons on adventures or modeling physical strength or stoic independence.
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Mr. da Silva, who has been angling for a comeback, was facing multiple corruption investigations even before the allegations were revealed on Friday.
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Hedge fund ValueAct took a fresh stake in Morgan Stanley, but the activist investors weren't necessarily angling for major changes at the investment bank.
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The moderates are still worried about Medicaid and the conservatives are still angling for new regulatory carve-outs (more on that in a minute).
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All the lawmakers angling for a place in front of the cameras bolted in front of him; all Marcelas could see were their backs.
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Unlike creditors angling for a larger slice in Puerto Rico's bankruptcy, most retirees live, pay rent, and buy goods and services on the island.
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Chief among them is Russia, which may now be angling for a long-sought chance to set up a military outpost in the area.
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The debates about hanging chads and spoiled ballots and how broad the recount should be were contested by people angling for a particular outcome.
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Various groups angling for advantage in the tax reform debate want the public to focus on their own favorite parts of the Tax Code.
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This places her in the middle of the raging "lobster wars," a territorial dispute among Maine fishermen angling for survival in their dwindling industry.
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And there are a raft of donors and longtime Republicans angling for appointments who could expect particularly close scrutiny by Democrats during confirmation hearings.
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The RNC fundraising agreement included 11 states but not Nevada, where Republicans in the state are angling for key victories in the November elections.
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The Russian strongman certainly seemed to be angling for the role when he hosted Kim Jong-un at a summit in Vladivostok this week.
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Mr. Manafort had $1 million in clothing debt alone, his business was hemorrhaging money and he was angling for bank loans to stay afloat.
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That's what McConnell should be angling for, if only to restore the idea that Republicans aren't simply the Know Nothings of the 21st century.
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A word once used to describe a guard angling for position on the basketball court is now in wide circulation in politics and business.
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Adam Schiff woke up this morning and finally remembered he was a gifted former federal prosecutor, rather than a partisan politician angling for headlines.
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Collins has been angling for a Senate appointment by the Georgia governor, but he appears likely to be passed over, despite Trump's support. Rep.
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Tester is seeking a third term in the Senate with a crowded Republican field angling for the chance to take him on this November.
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American consumer giants and a slew of Chinese companies are now angling for a piece of the largest middle class market in the world.
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The rest of the week was devoted to sending out résumés and angling for interviews in a bid to nail an elusive permanent job.
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A special counsel prosecutor also suggested in the hearing that the former campaign chairman was not forthcoming because Manafort was angling for a pardon.
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Some pedestrians battled the hordes angling for a photograph at what is now a must-stop on their way to or from Times Square.
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First they sold T-shirts themselves, then through department stores angling for a piece of their cool, then finally at the teen retailer PacSun.
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Doug Jones of Alabama, who is facing a barrage of ads pressuring him to support the nominee, is still angling for a meeting. Sen.
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The Democrat Party, a long-established force that gave tacit support to the last coup, is angling for a major role in any coalition.
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Those actions are a sign that Bloomberg is angling for the kind of support he'd need from party leaders to win a potential contested convention.
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Angling for 2020 Ever since they were vanquished, Trump's former Republican rivals are already positioning themselves for 2020 -- based on the expectation that he'll lose.
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But, let me lay out one more possibility: Gabbard may well be angling for a long-term spot on Fox News once she leaves Congress.
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TinyLetter is one of the rare remaining platforms that allows creatives to treasure small audiences, rather than angling for growth and jockeying for ad money.
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He said he is already seeing investors in European companies publicly angling for greater efficiency and "value creation," and predicted there is more to come.
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Kroger's deal with Nuro underscores the stiff competition in the U.S. grocery delivery market with supermarket chains angling for a bigger share of consumer spending.
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Both Gingrich and Flynn seem to be angling for the Vice Presidential slot that has possibly opened up again in the wake of the attack.
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But that utter lack of capacity hasn't stopped some states from angling for new powers to oversee the development and deployment of self-driving cars.
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Angling for even more time in office, Morales in 2016 held a public referendum asking Bolivians to allow him to run for a fourth term.
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Meanwhile, Netflix has dropped out of negotiating for "South Park," according to Bloomberg, but NBC's Peacock and HBO Max are both angling for the series.
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Perhaps this fight was a last hurrah for Silva and Bisping, though now it seems that Bisping is angling for a match with Nick Diaz.
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Representative Hakeem Jeffries from Brooklyn is also angling for a role in the leadership slate, arguing that New York needs a voice in those ranks.
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Right now DJI is far ahead of the competition in the consumer drone world, and its Chinese peer, Yuneec, appears to be angling for second place.
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Singapore is also angling for a sizable share of the advanced technology marketplace, pushing efforts to develop high-tech systems and manufacturing in the city-state.
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It's an open secret that Pruitt has higher ambitions, possibly a run for Senate or governor in Oklahoma, or angling for a spot as attorney general.
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Both Usman and Covington have been angling for a shot at Woodley's welterweight belt ever since Tyron smashed Darren Till at UFC 228 back in Sept.
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Realistically, many of the students at the competition will be angling for post-college careers, with SpaceX sure to be at the top of many lists.
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That's why James has been subtly angling for more autonomy ever since, and Disney's deal to buy Fox's assets was seen as a possible way out.
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Now, Rosneft is angling for stakes in coming Iranian oil field auctions even while Mr. Putin seeks energy and other deals with Saudi Arabia, Iran's archrival.
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Post-pastel, wander the stalls, admiring the spices and cheeses and angling for samples of mango, papaya and, if it's in season, the must-try jabuticaba.
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It started with a speech by Vice President Dan Quayle during campaign season for the first President George Bush, who was angling for a second term.
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Were the Cavaliers going to tank the season, give up trying their best and begin trading away veterans and angling for lottery picks in coming drafts?
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Clinton would have a special role in the 2020 contest for the Democratic presidential nomination, because New York's governor, Andrew Cuomo, is obviously angling for it.
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In the early days of the Trump Administration, when each day's briefing is oversubscribed, floaters pack the aisles, angling for a spot visible from the podium.
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McCarthy has a close relationship with President Donald Trump and has been angling for the job of speaker for years, trying unsuccessfully to succeed John Boehner.
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If there's any truth to this claim, the candidates must be those who didn't qualify for the primetime debate and/or are angling for a cabinet position.
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Tilly's presence as a gay icon, thanks largely to Bound, gave Bride of Chucky a stronger queer sensibility, something Mancini, who is gay, had been angling for.
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According to Brennan, the bank approved $16 million in loans to Manafort by CEO Stephen Calk, who was angling for a cabinet position in the Trump administration.
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Occam's Razor — the principle that the obvious conclusion is most often correct — suggests that notwithstanding the name and the hashtag, many of them are angling for #NeverTrumpOrCruz.
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Mr Johnson is angling for a promotion to prime minister; ironically, a vote to remain could make his current job one of the most desirable in Europe.
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"They are angling for a product that is so simple that the average consumer doesn't need to know what is happening," he said in an email exchange.
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Andrew Cuomo has hired two fundraisers from Florida, the New York Post reported, describing it as a "sign" that the Democrat is angling for a presidential bid.
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We know what Cheney was angling for during this conversation—the lingering conservative dream of imposing regime change on Iraq, and then brokering access to its oil.
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Barring Omarion and Soulja Boy of the Hollywood spinoff, the cast is a loose network of lost dreamers angling for a last (or first) bit of shine.
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For those angling for a behind-the-scenes look at the actual movie, a newly released featurette further introduces the characters and the world of Fantastic Beasts.
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United is angling for weekly flights out of Washington, and Morrissey says the airline will be ready to take off this fall if its application is approved.
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We'd been trying to catch up all week, but he's a popular man in this city, and there had been lots of people angling for his attention.
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In 2004, he lost his post as the secretary for administration in the ZANU-PF, after being accused of openly angling for the post of vice president.
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But analysts and former Israeli military and intelligence officials say the Israeli government is not angling for a full-blown war between the United States and Iran.
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Flynn hired Powell in June — a move that raised questions from some experts about whether the retired Army lieutenant general was angling for a pardon from Trump.
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A familiar cacophony of droning scooters, clanging plates and stray laughter hit me as I skirted the dinner crowd angling for a seat at Trattoria Da Enzo.
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Trump officials had been angling for a quick agreement to avoid that possibility and appeared to be making progress last week on key provisions related to automobiles.
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Breakingviews Peter Cohen has been angling for an investment banking comeback since he merged his Ramius alternatives investment shop with the brokerage Cowen Group eight years ago.
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When I visited Vassar at the height of admissions season, other aspiring students would have been in a hectic scramble, angling for face time with an admissions officer.
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Still, you don't have to be angling for a Reputation tour ticket to get in on the madness, which is available for pre-order and ships September 12.
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But it's among the best, and for a traditional four-door customer angling for some luxury with a dash of performance and style, the 840i is downright cool.
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But if Trump gets the five-plus-member ultra-conservative majority he's angling for, a challenge like that could be either very risky or doomed from the start.
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Governor John Kasich is a bit more of a plausible choice, and some GOP insiders seem to think Kasich has been angling for the VP slot all along.
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Stocked fish populations had exploded, and fishermen spent days angling for Gulf croaker, tilapia, and orangemouth corvina, a prized game fish that can grow to over 30 pounds.
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In a press release, Bose's Brian Maguire pitches the 700s as a kind of alternative to touchscreens, clearly angling for an AirPod-like always-in voice-control model.
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According to Brennan's testimony, the bank approved $16 million in loans to Manafort by CEO Stephen Calk, who was angling for a cabinet position in the Trump administration.
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Meanwhile, Rudy Giuliani, who campaigned for Trump, is angling for the secretary of State job, telling confidants after the election that it was the only position he wanted.
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The company's former chief executive, Travis Kalanick, may have stepped down from the top position, but he's angling for a glorious return, according to a report in Recode.
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And if Amazon is interested, you can be sure other large technology companies are also angling for a pole position in this proving ground for technology's latest moonshot.
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The Los Angeles Lakers look like a team angling for a better draft position with three straight losses by at least 17 points and four consecutive setbacks overall.
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But even as Christie was passed over for each and every position, his support for Trump never wavered, and he's still angling for a position in Trump's government.
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On Saturday morning, championship day, Strait made his grand arrival on horseback, taking a ceremonial lap around the arena as fans hung over the railings, angling for selfies.
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Some analysts speculate that Cohen may be angling for a presidential pardon, and that he is using the threat of cooperation with Mueller as a kind of cudgel.
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The pre-Supra concepts boasted crisper lines and a more adventurous attitude, while the production car seems to be angling for .. well, let's just say a younger buyer.
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The bank has been angling for more IPO work by trying to unlock the duopoly that Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have on taking the hottest companies public.
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There are also about a half-dozen Republicans said to be angling for conference chair, the No. 4 leadership spot occupied for the past three terms by Rep.
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Goodell found Trump to be pleasant, engaging and solicitous in those limited encounters — maybe because Trump was still, at the time, angling for a place in the membership.
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But if Trump gets the five-plus member ultra-conservative majority he's angling for, a challenge like that could either be very risky, or doomed from the start.
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Passing your manager a festive envelope stuffed with VIP tickets to a concert you know they'd love just might look like you're angling for that promotion next year.
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It tracks the turbulent and sometimes amoral world of New York high finance, with two rivals (played by Damian Lewis and Paul Giamatti) angling for the upper hand.
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Every four years, political pundits talk about an "October Surprise" that could significantly sway voters for or against particular candidates, especially those candidates angling for the White House.
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Several members are angling for the speakership nomination behind the scenes, if Pelosi were to leave, but the caucus isn't even close to coalescing behind one person yet.
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But leaks regarding potential administration appointments proliferate by the hour, about Trump loyalists who are angling for jobs and others apparently trying to elbow their way into his administration.
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North Korea has been angling for a meeting with a US president for years as a way to show that the two governments are on par with each other.
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Perhaps your new gig didn't live up to its promise, or changes you were angling for at your previous workplace are finally coming through and are worth a reunion.
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Asked whether he was angling for a brokered convention, Kasich came right out with what everyone left in the race knows to be the truth: "We're all really there."
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Peter Cohen has been angling for an investment banking comeback since he merged his Ramius alternatives investment shop with brokerage Cowen Group eight years ago.
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The then-25-year-old LA native was angling for stage time at Hollywood's famed Laugh Factory in hopes of realizing her dreams of becoming a stand-up comedian.
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Before you even start wondering ... P's serious ... he's been angling for an NBA coaching job for some time now, citing his on-court experience and knack for developing players.
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While sex workers have been unfairly characterized as vectors of disease for centuries, it's our clients who are the ones angling for barrier-free sex, especially when they're high.
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The Hampton Roads region on the coast features three vulnerable freshmen Democrats facing challenging re-election bids, along with several other races where Democrats are angling for pick-ups.
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Chinese officials need to be aware, therefore, of "how critically important this is to American workers," he said of the U.S.'s angling for a more beneficial trade relationship.
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As the partial government shutdown stretches nearly a month, the back-and-forth reflects a West Wing angling for the upper hand in a stalemate with newly powerful Democrats.
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In 2013, Stewart persuaded Nascar to sanction its first dirt race in nearly half a century at his track, and he is angling for the organization to bring more.
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Another repurposed an ad for Durex condoms, adding a tag line — "Twice is not enough" — to poke fun at the idea of Mr. Xi angling for a third term.
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Floyd Mayweather says his fans "shouldn't worry" about guys like Conor McGregor and Canelo Alvarez angling for a rematch ... telling TMZ Sports he's already proved he can beat ANYONE.
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In years past they were angling for career tracks that would land them in Washington, but now they are angling to go back to the places they came from.
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"Bibi is a-f-r-a-i-d," Ehud Barak, the former prime minister who defeated Mr. Netanyahu in 1999 and is angling for another run, wrote on Twitter.
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Various Republican political figures are already angling for an in with certain campaigns, while others are either playing coy about their chances or having their names thrown in for them.
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Sources close to the administration said they didn't think Lewandowski, who has been interested in White House jobs in the past, is angling for an official role at the moment.
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The big picture: A not-small chunk of Senate Democrats are running or considering running for president, and Booker has been openly angling for a candidacy for a long time.
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Oscar De La Hoya believes Floyd Mayweather is angling for a rematch with Canelo Alvarez -- claiming he's a broke-ass fraud who desperately needs a money fight to stay afloat.
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In doing so, the duo joined a growing group of federal lawmakers — from Pennsylvania to Texas — who are actively angling for the e-commerce giant's second corporate outpost, dubbed HQ22.
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While the debate was not heated, policy 'hawks' were angling for some concessions in the policy message to acknowledge the better economic outlook but they won none, the sources said.
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And so she's clearly angling for the job, and when you look at the politics of it, she would serve his immediate political interests in a way that Pence can't.
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Mogadishu was once a beautiful place, with pale, handsome government offices, mosques, and grand homes, all angling for proximity to the white beaches at the edge of the Indian Ocean.
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In doing so, the duo joined a growing group of federal lawmakers — from Pennsylvania to Texas — who are actively angling for the e-commerce giant's second corporate outpost, dubbed HQ2.
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Sales reps were instructed to call on them multiple times a week, to the point of sitting in their waiting rooms for hours, angling for a moment with the doctor.
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"I like to see who I'm talking to," Reynolds says, wiping off Alma's lipstick, as the camera looms so near that it might as well be angling for a kiss.
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Parnas has been angling for a cooperation deal with prosecutors, and could turn on his partners, and even Giuliani, who has a wide array of foreign clients and opaque finances.
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" The seventh-ranked Scott said one of his "big missions" this season is to join the scrum of players angling for No. 1 "before it's too far gone for me.
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Now Harris -- who has called herself a "progressive prosecutor" -- is wading into the circle angling for support from Ocasio-Cortez and signaling her ability to work with those on the left.
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A person familiar with the dynamic said that Cipollone isn't angling for Mulvaney's job, but more influence, and because of the subject at hand -- impeachment -- more influence is within his grasp.
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We weren't angling for anything worth posting to Instagram, mind you, but if you're in the market for solid American classics and a great cup of clam chowder, you're all set.
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Kobe Bryant's 11-year-old daughter is already getting treated like royalty by the top women's basketball program in in the world ... begging the question -- is UConn angling for Gianna Bryant?
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The company, owned by two secretive French billionaires, rebuffed the suggestion that it could be angling for a sale or stock market listing, saying it wanted to remain private and independent.
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"He is happy where he is," the source said, adding that Mulvaney is not "angling" for the chief of staff job nor has the President asked him to take the position.
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Trump has grown suspicious of her ambition, convinced that she had been angling for (former Secretary of State) Mr. (Rex) Tillerson's position and increasingly wondering whether she wants his own job.
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Mr. Hun Sen's eldest son, Hun Manet, a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, is widely considered to be angling for the job of commander in chief.
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It was clear from the beginning that the CNN debate moderators were angling for some mudslinging, after they launched straight into a question directed at Sanders about Clinton's judgment and qualifications.
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Those angling for a slice of this market have already hired more than 40 traders and others, mostly from state companies, say colleagues and acquaintances of people who have moved jobs.
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The discussion of whether Mr. Manafort could have been angling for a presidential pardon came during a closed session Monday in Federal District Court in Washington before Judge Amy Berman Jackson.
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The Army is once again angling for a new 9mm submachine gun for soldiers deployed in personal security details downrange, after vacillating on the new sidearm over the last several months.
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A commonsense reading of this unsolicited document leads to the obvious conclusion that Barr was angling for the job of attorney general -- by promising, indirectly, that he would be the President's defender.
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U.S. Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said on Tuesday that Democrats were angling for a Puerto Rico healthcare provision in a massive spending bill to fund the federal government through Sept. 30.
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Mark dropped this knowledge when we got him out in NYC and asked what he thought of Hogan's chances of getting back into fold are, since Hogan's been angling for a comeback.
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" Host Charlamagne Tha God asked if Clinton was angling for African-American voters before New York's Democratic presidential primary, comparing the former secretary of State's admission to a lyric from Beyonce's "Formation.
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It is unclear how long the niceties can last between the senators running in 2020, as many will likely be angling for the approval of the progressive wing of the party's base.
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But the other conservatives seem more like they're angling for a better legislative deal — perhaps a more rapid phase-in of Medicaid cuts or steeper tax cuts — rather than raising fundamental objections.
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But sports have a particularly political cast in Lebanon, whose 18 officially recognized religious sects and affiliated political parties live, work and socialize with each other, but never stop angling for advantage.
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The biggest consequence may be the precedent it sets for future nominees to the nation's highest court, however, in an era when parties have begun angling for the presidency earlier and earlier.
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Nicola Sturgeon, leader of the Scottish National Party, or SNP, has been angling for a reason to go back to the voters since losing the last referendum 55% to 45% in 2014.
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The administration's ongoing negotiations with China are most emblematic of the president's bargaining style with both Beijing and Washington, angling for self-serving deals that don't appear too lopsided in either direction.
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Mr. Leibold said Mr. Chen was "clearly angling for a Politburo seat at the 19th Party Congress," an important political meeting that is expected to take place in Beijing in the fall.
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As he seeks reelection, Trump is trawling the globe for big PR wins -- and angling for a historic meeting with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani at the United Nations General Assembly next week.
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In the original Swedish movie of "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo," an inky monster covers a huge swath of Salander's pale back, its teeth and long claws angling for a fight.
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Without help from the opposition Labour Party, whose leaders are angling for an early general election or a second public referendum on European Union membership, a crushing defeat would be certain. Mrs.
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The anticipated trial has the power to elevate the careers of those chosen for the high-profile job of officially presenting House Democrats' case, so different members are angling for those jobs.
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Despite the bipartisan appeal of a tax increase on the wealthy, another billionaire financier dismissed the idea's chances, saying that Democrats angling for a 2020 victory wouldn't move that far to the left.
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Shortly after the merger closed, media reports pitted the head of the newly named Warner Media, John Stankey, against HBO incumbents, saying Stankey was angling for larger content volume out of the company.
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Felicity Huffman is one of the most sought after actresses in Hollywood now that she's out of prison ... but the people seeking her out are major TV anchors angling for the first interview.
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Mr Freeman previously starred in "Last Vegas" (2013) and "The Bucket List" (2007)—the latter film triggered this development with a $20153m worldwide gross—both about elderly friends angling for one last hurrah.
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Garrett also asked Yellen about what he said were media reports that Brainard was "angling for a top job" in a Clinton administration should the former secretary of state win the November election.
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Questions But questions about that deployment, the characterization of the threat against US troops and the tanker attacks have raised concerns that the Trump administration may be angling for a clash with Tehran.
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Netanyahu has been angling for a partial annexation for some time, in order to shore up support with the settlers there, many of whom, remarkably, view him as too soft on the Palestinians.
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What does not seem to be in the cards, for now, at least, is the general election that the opposition Labour Party leader, Jeremy Corbyn, has been angling for throughout the Brexit process.
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Even on a weekday night, the city seems filled with bachelorettes tumbling out of Uber cars, culinary tourists angling for tables and wide-eyed cruise ship passengers, 2000,22008 of whom arrived in 21.8.
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Brady could simply be trolling before announcing his return to New England, or hoping that the image serves as something of a negotiating tactic while angling for a new contract with the Patriots.
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Mr. Guterres committed the United Nations to fighting terrorism, a nod to Russia, which, according to several diplomats, is angling for the creation of a new senior post that would oversee counterterrorism efforts.
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Not to mention combining the often nausea-inducing effects of intense VR with notoriously stomach-roiling thrill rides means Six Flags' janitorial staffs should start angling for a raise as soon as possible.
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Much like many Democratic lawmakers angling for seats in historically red states, Sinema has had to shift her policy positions increasingly rightward and frame herself as someone who's about as moderate as it gets.
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He's been trying to come back since, angling for the 22012 nomination from the center-right Republican party, or Les Républicains, and banking on Hollande's relative unpopularity to get back into the Elysee palace.
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He's been trying to come back since, angling for the 22007 nomination from the center-right Republican party, or Les Républicains, and banking on Hollande's relative unpopularity to get back into the Elysee palace.
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Google had been angling for the deal, hoping that the $10 billion annual contract could provide a giant boost to its nascent cloud business and catch up with Amazon and fellow JEDI competitor Microsoft.
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Bamboo Comfort 6-Piece Luxury Sheet Set (Grey/Queen) — $38.99 See Details Go for these ivory-colored Bamboo Comfort sheets instead if you're angling for a muted tone with the slightest hint of floral.
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London's New York-born Mayor Boris Johnson, a leader of the "Out" campaign from within the Conservative Party widely seen as angling for Cameron's job, said Obama's advice was "incoherent, inconsistent and downright hypocritical".
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Former Texas Governor Rick Perry and Emma Slater -- Perry didn't make the cut the two times he ran for President of the United States, but he will be angling for votes on the show.
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Since he entered his 90s, this dynamic changed as it became clearer that Grace Mugabe, an ambitious woman more than 30 years her husband's junior, was angling for her own shot at the presidency.
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Sanders isn't angling for his progressive policies to show up in the platform because he thinks a potential President Clinton will start aggressively trying to deliver on them on day one of her presidency.
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"The Jedi can survive falls from incredible heights," he said in a special video greeting to George Lucas at Star Wars Celebration last month, not-so-jokingly angling for his own spin-off movie.
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He also said that he "might have" brought up the issue of wind farms near his Scottish golf courses when talking with Britain's Nigel Farage, suggesting he was angling for a quid pro quo.
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His decision may be partly about angling for a political gesture from Trump, who remains popular in Israel, to help put him over the top in September's vote, close observers of Israeli politics said.
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Navarro said on Bloomberg television this week that he's not on a short-list to replace Cohn, but sources say he is privately angling for the role, though he's seen as a long shot.
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Unless Kasich is angling for a vice-presidential spot on a Trump ticket — and yes, anything is possible — that doesn't seem like a particularly sensible way to close out a long and impressive political career.
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The leadership can grant an exception, however, and Mr. Dung has been angling for one so he can succeed Mr. Trong as the party's general secretary, several Vietnamese political observers have said in recent months.
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"Tiffany looks up to Ivanka but she is not angling for any kind of White house role like Ivanka has," the source who knows Tiffany explains, referencing Ivanka's new role as adviser to the president.
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Ted Cruz is clearly angling for libertarian support, but his less-than-fantastic finish in the GOP contest Tuesday night suggests he couldn't convince independent-minded New Hampshire voters to overlook his dogmatic social conservativism.
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Raila Odinga, a former prime minister who has been angling for president for much of the past two decades, has demanded that the government disband the commission, which is widely viewed as biased and corrupt.
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Shiru, a new company that's launching from the latest batch of Y Combinator-backed startups, is joining the ranks of the businesses angling for a spot at the vanguard of the new food technology revolution.
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The media had staked out promising spots such as the St. Regis, like paparazzi angling for a rare shot, on the chance that Kim, who was staying there, would show up and do something noteworthy.
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Working with the Val Verde County Sheriff's Office, Quanergy has spent the last year testing its lidar sensors on the ranch in Del Rio, angling for a contract with United States Customs and Border Protection.
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Huang struck out on his own in China, founding an ecommerce consumer electronics site called Ouku, then sold it and started a marketing firm for foreign brands angling for a toehold on Chinese ecommerce platforms.
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Her deceased husband, Vin, was a bastard, and so is her son, Gary, a "squat ghoul encased in hair gel" who is angling for her beachfront house until Rose — in a prologue — shoots him dead.
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His motivations for doing all this are a bit murky, but he seems to be angling for either a cooperation agreement with prosecutors or a grant of congressional immunity (neither of which is particularly likely).
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Experts say that, despite talk of reform and transparency, Kazakhstan is still quietly controlled by shifting alliances among elites, all of them angling for prestige and riches in a soap opera scripted by the president.
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After law school at the University of Virginia — one of a few prestigious schools that did not look down on his Vietnam service, he would later say — he began angling for jobs as a prosecutor.
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In a New York magazine article on Wednesday adapted from the book, Wolff described a campaign team looking forward to losing, from Trump and his family to staffers angling for profitable jobs after the election.
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And my sources tell me Kasich has been angling for the VP spot for more than a month, and this public show of hesitation about supporting Trump may not be all that it appears to be.
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Bankrupt drillship operator Pacific Drilling SA shot back on Thursday at noteholders who want a court order to allow them to probe its books, saying they are angling for an advantage ahead of restructuring plan negotiations.
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At that point he was still prime minister, angling for a third term, and making the case that to modernize, the country needed to abandon its constitution, which was written by generals after the 1980 coup.
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Mr. Mulvaney, who has been left with an "acting" title for more than 10 months and therefore insecure in his position, is said to see Mr. Cipollone as angling for his job as chief of staff.
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Russian authorities may be angling for a "swap" -- an exchange of Whelan for Maria Butina, who pleaded guilty last month to conspiring to act as an agent for the Kremlin without registering in the United States.
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The mixed messages and recent campaign layoffs leave some wondering whether Sanders still sees a path to victory or if he's just angling for leverage at the convention and a chance to mold the party's platform.
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"House Democrats won't come to the table and negotiate to reopen government, but they've been hard at work angling for more control over what you can say about them and how they get reelected," he wrote.
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Shiv, who has been working as a political strategist for a Bernie Sanders doppelgänger opposed to everything her father believes in, is angling for her chance to leave politics behind and leap into the family business.
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But observers who've watched the case closely say the government has a robust case against Manafort, and believe his lack of a defense may be an indication that he's angling for a presidential pardon from Trump.
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She described the Labour leader's strategy as angling for a populist movement that could win over pro-Brexit voters not by accommodating anti-immigrant views, but by making an economic argument for overturning the status quo.
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By offering high-tech infrastructure, Cambridge Crossing is angling for the same type of companies that have found a home at Kendall Square, a tech hotbed a half-mile away with tenants like Facebook and Google.
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George wasn't known by rival front offices to be angling for an escape from Oklahoma City, but he found the opportunity to join his pal Leonard for his own Southern California homecoming too attractive to decline.
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Republicans in 1960 had sought to win a third consecutive term in office by nominating someone who'd been in the limelight for years and had clearly been angling for the White House most of his life.
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These albums mostly featured hotshot producers of the moment, like Timbaland on Candy and Diplo on Heart, and a Madonna dead set on either recalling her past glories or angling for the zeitgeist she once effortlessly created.
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They cited trust and integrity issues as the reason they weren't voting for Clinton, and said their support for Sanders' platform and policies trumped any notion that they should back a candidate angling for a historic first.
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Last year, BuzzFeed News reported that the movement was angling for a rebrand meant to evoke women's empowerment after reporter Ema O'Connor attended an anti-abortion convention in Missouri, where booths spilled over with feminist-inspired merchandise.
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Julie Pace of The Associated Press shares reporting about how big GOP donors, including some who were at first reluctant to join Team Trump, are now angling for an overseas stint in, say, Paris, Rome or London.
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Both Rubio and Kasich appear now to be angling for a seat at a contested convention, in which they block Trump from getting 1,237, and potentially emerge victorious by negotiating at the gathering in Cleveland in July.
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They had a son three years later, but he waited until 2016 to marry Ms. de Oliveira, a Massachusetts native, partly because he did not want her family to think he was angling for a green card.
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She met with President Franklin Roosevelt at Hyde Park, denounced the Nazis and was dedicated above all to angling for a possible Hapsburg restoration for her son Otto as part of the post-World War II settlement.
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But Lewandowski's role in the vice presidential process also gave Manafort the leverage to secure his role as campaign chairman, which Manafort had been angling for after facing push back on several decisions from Lewandowski, campaign sources said.
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But the latest model seems to be angling for a different market, with increased processing power, improved 3D scanning and a higher-res projector, the company is looking toward educational and business applications, including retail kiosks and manufacturers.
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The Knicks' 31-51 season this year proved that the team was angling for a rebuild for a moment farther down the line —well past Melo's prime—rather than finding a way to make things work right now.
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Lonzo's debut drew 17,000 fans, selling out the Thomas and Mack Center for the first time in Summer League history, yet it was LaVar Ball crowded by fans, angling for a mere glimpse, an opportunity to touch him.
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Iran is angling for a way to return to the terms of the agreement or ease sanctions by splitting European nations from the Trump administration, which the Europeans blame for sparking the escalating crisis (The New York Times).
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The Sydney Morning-Herald suggested that Krslovic was doomed from the get-go, because he's admittedly angling for a place on an American dance tour and Oetjen doesn't seem to give a shit about his choice of career.
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A triumphant return to the N.F.L. is the ultimate goal, of course, but Sherman said Manziel could not succeed if he had one foot in Canada and the other in the United States, angling for a quick comeback.
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Now, with President Donald Trump promising to ease financial regulations and Republicans lawmakers angling for more free-market capitalism, the payments industry sees an opportunity to undo the fee limits – and perhaps get an edge in future legislative assaults.
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If you're angling for the taste of Krispy Kreme doughnuts during every waking moment of your life, now you can make them at home with the 3-Doughnut printer, available for a total steal at A$23,29 (US$231,22016).
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If you're angling for a "We're Here To Help" piece of your own, which are priced between $100 and $200, there are still a few styles in stock, although the one Jenner's been spotted in is sold out, unsurprisingly.
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They won the top prize at the Hyères fashion festival and were finalists in the LVMH young designer awards, which suggests that Ms. Ricci may now be angling for the cool youth vote as opposed to jolie madame nostalgia.
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Pfleger and nonprofits associated with the church are constantly angling for grants and loans from the city, state, and federal governments—to fund after-school programs, for instance, hire former gang members to disrupt feuds, or administer flu shots.
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And while we've known about the first two for a few weeks, new information about the $455 Mate 10 Lite shows Huawei is angling for a new kind of advantage in mobile photography by using four cameras on the phone.
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After invading a woman's privacy, asking her followers to identify said woman, and angling for a job at BuzzFeed and a film deal, the woman who documented the phenomenon known as "Plane Bae" wants the world to know she's sorry.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese actor-turned-politician Taro Yamamoto is angling for a new real-life role in which he leads his novice party and allies to victory, ousts long-ruling conservatives and takes over as premier within the next few years.
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"Regrettably, we can only interpret Tribune's unwillingness to participate in binding arbitration as an indication that it actually is angling for rates that are above fair market," Dish's executive vice president of programming, Warren Schlichting, said in statement on Friday.
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Sometimes, Ms. Blake said, it's actually a relief to management that not everyone is angling for the same outcome; it can be extremely valuable when a skilled employee "moves to a different track" that can help the company in new ways.
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That is the modus operandi of what the now-retired Harvard business professor Shoshana Zuboff calls "surveillance capitalism": Everything that can be captured about citizens is sucked up and monetized by data brokers, marketers, and companies angling for your business.
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While Odebrecht is angling for a minority stake in LyondellBasell, the deal may be structured so that Petrobras may receive an all-cash offer if it wishes to, the sources said, adding that minority shareholders will also receive a tender offer.
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The latest trove of documents released by WikiLeaks includes thousands of pages of emails between John D. Podesta, the chairman of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, and aides, Clinton family members and outside donors all angling for position and power within Mrs.
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Adam Devine: This comedian is angling for a Darwin Award with "Bad Ideas with Adam Devine," an adventure/travel show in which he puts himself and some famous companions in precarious positions (like wearing yummy chum in piranha-infested waters).
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Plus, as Democrats debate whether to change up their leadership — some are angling for House Minority Speaker Nancy Pelosi to step down — whoever holds the chair of the House Democratic Caucus may soon move even further up in the party's ranks.
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Several VCs groused that dozens of firms now descend like hawks on the unwitting but fortunate target startup, angling for a term sheet and willing to give up valuation and preferences left and right for any chance at the cap table.
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Microsoft is angling for brand and retailer e-commerce dollars "Our $8 billion search advertising business — though small within the overall Microsoft context — is a pretty meaningful focus for us," said Rik van der Kooi, corporate VP of Microsoft Advertising.
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There have been signs in recent days that several of the leading Democratic candidates were angling for a foreign policy debate with Mr. Biden, even before the outbreak of violence in Iraq and the Suleimani killing came to consume the news.
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There are just six weeks to go until the Brexit deadline of October 31 and the UK is still angling for concessions on a Brexit deal — concessions the EU has said so many goddamn times it's not willing to give.
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As the Springfield criminal enterprise took off, Bruno began to run afoul of the family, as rumors circulated that he had been spotted talking to an FBI agent and as other mobsters began angling for a piece of his territory.
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The maneuver was effectively an end run around his longtime local nemesis, State Assemblyman Dov Hikind, whom the councilman once served as chief of staff, and who happens to have been angling for his own son to enter political office.
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TURIN, Italy/LONDON (Reuters) - Fiat Chrysler has been angling for a combination with another automaker for years, and its latest attempt - for a global tie-up with France's Renault - could address some of the main weaknesses of both companies, sources say.
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The jury did hear about Manafort's role in the campaign, and some evidence has related to the election, however: One witness testified that a bank executive who approved $113 million in loans for Manafort was angling for a Trump administration job via Manafort.
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Amazon's Hard Bargain Extends Far Beyond New York Karen Weise, Manny Fernandez and John Eligon examine Amazon's brutish negotiating tactics with governments around the country: Virtually all of America's largest businesses drive a hard bargain with governments, angling for benefits and financial incentives.
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Worth noting: The lead Canadian negotiator, Minister of Foreign Affairs Chrystia Freeland, is expected to give up her speaking slot at the UN on Monday, where she's angling for a seat on the Security Council, due to (presumptively still ongoing) NAFTA talks.
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But the retired Army lieutenant general's recent decision to replace his legal team with Sidney Powell, a fiery critic of special counsel Robert Mueller's probe of Russian election interference, struck some as a signal that Flynn could be angling for a pardon.
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Private-sector companies angling for a piece of this business see wide commercial potential for products unleashed by the U.S. modernization effort, including digital cockpit messaging, live monitoring of aircraft engines and systems, advanced weather maps and faster internet service for passengers.
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Seems like Aaron's not the only one angling for a ring this season ... By the way ... Randall Cobb -- the dude who caught the game-winning, 75-yard touchdown from Rodgers -- had quite the postgame celebration too ... giving his newborn baby the game ball!!
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Mnangagwa survived unscathed a deadly grenade attack at a campaign rally on June 23; he later blamed a rival faction of the ruling party that is linked to Mugabe&aposs wife Grace, who just months ago seemed to be angling for the presidency.
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With all of the staff turnover, McMaster has become the target of pro-Trump pundits in the media who view him as a "globalist" out of step with Trump's policies and angling for a military escalation in Afghanistan after 16 years of fighting.
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She remains one of the last true independents in the sense that making independent films was, for her, never a means to an end; it's doubtful you'll see Reichardt angling for Hollywood suitors or landing her very own show on Netflix or Amazon.
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But the next time you're angling for a fresh pair of Nikes that won't look like every other standard-issue pair of Flyknits or Dunks on the block, there's an online destination that will keep you informed about all the absolute latest drops.
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THE YOU MUST ADMIT I WAS AT LEAST RIGHT ABOUT EVERYTHING BEING DIFFERENT NOW AWARD FOR BUBBLY BITCOIN PREDICTIONS It's too easy and obvious to give this award to John McAfee, who I suspect of actually angling for a Jon year after year.
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He is a man with a beautiful home in a beautiful state with a beautiful family, angling for a return to the Mid-Atlantic at the expense of endless ski days and scream-cheering for his granddaughter at high school water polo.
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Of course, 26-year-old Byron's been angling for this sponsorship for YEARS ... he says dating back to high school, teammates and friends have constantly told him he NEEDS to be a rep for the canned chips because of his last name.
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"What the North Koreans are angling for is to bring the danger and tension to a crescendo, and then to pivot to a peace proposal," said Daniel R. Russel, who served until March as the assistant secretary of state for East Asian affairs.
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To that end, the Russian government has been angling for months for a meeting between Mr. Putin and Mr. Trump, who has met a host of foreign leaders since he took office in January but only spoken with the Russian president by telephone.
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There are no mean YouTube comments, no swell and subsequent plummet of Twitter followers, no pressure to follow up one viral meme with another, no barrage of emails from internet culture reporters like me, angling for some insight into the ever-fascinating world of teens.
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WASHINGTON – It was a showdown 25 years in the making: With the world itching to finally get a look at classified Kennedy assassination files, and the deadline for their release just hours away, intelligence officials were still angling for a way to keep their secrets.
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And if you're angling for a piece of notorious cinematic history – the film's serial killer Buffalo Bill terrorized Jodie Foster's FBI agent in it – now could be your chance: The couple who own it have just dropped the asking price from $300,000 to $250,000.
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In the meantime, some are leaning closer to China, soft-pedalling quarrels over the disputed South China Sea and angling for a slice of Beijing's "One Belt, One Road" infrastructure investment program to compensate for the U.S. abandonment of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact.
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It was a showdown 25 years in the making: With the world itching to finally get a look at classified Kennedy assassination files, and the deadline for their release just hours away, intelligence officials were still angling for a way to keep their secrets.
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But something tells him that he is good at what he is doing: For the last several months, he has been angling for a job as a social-media manager, going so far as to respond directly to a job posting from Entertainment Weekly.
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A jacked up Joseph Gordon Levitt (his neck is at least twice its normal girth) is definitely angling for an Oscar nom with his gravelly voice acting that honestly just sounds like he really needs to clear his throat, maybe drink a glass of water.
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Yet the people who breathe it are a convincing crowd, not because they dwell in harmony (there's not a murmur of civic togetherness) but precisely because of the practiced mistrust with which they scrape against one another, angling for advantage and probing for weak spots.
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Back then, Mr. Zelaya (who is not related to Luis Zelaya) was believed to be angling for a way to get around the ban, although his left-wing policies were most likely the real reason the country's political and business elites wanted him out.
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WEST ORANGE, N.J. — It has been two weeks since Senator Cory Booker claimed his "I am Spartacus" moment after releasing documents during the Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Brett Kavanaugh, earning mocking derision from conservatives who saw a presidential aspirant angling for a viral moment.
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Mr. Biden and Mr. Buttigieg have wasted no time angling for an advantage, traveling across Iowa on Tuesday and Wednesday as the trial was getting underway, and making plans to devote precious time to campaigning later this week in New Hampshire and South Carolina, respectively.
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The searing fight over race, inequality and history has come to dominate the Democratic presidential contest, with Mr. Booker angling for an advantage against Mr. Biden after watching Ms. Harris draw attention for weeks over her criticism of the former vice president over busing.
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If the Tigers have had to overcome skepticism from the playoff committee and voters in the polls, they seem to have the respect of L.S.U. and Ohio State, who were angling for the top spot so they could avoid playing Clemson in a semifinal.
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Like most things in the film (including a mountain lion that drops into Jesse's motel room), this is meant to signal menace, although she may simply be angling for a job as one of those outsized statuettes which stand at the entrance to the Oscars.
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" Although none of the witnesses were angling for cable news gigs, by the close of the last hearing on Thursday, they had become unwilling symbols of the Washington "establishment" — tarred as embedded resistors by a president who is just trying to "shake things up.
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Mans Larsson, founder and CIO at Makuria Investment Management, is angling for a 55 to 60 percent total return over two years at Grand City Properties given the attractive fundamentals of the German real estate market and a highly visible and growing free cash flow stream.
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In 2015, two tourists in the Italian town of Cremona smashed part of an 18th-century sculpture while climbing on it to take a selfie; and in 2016 a tourist in Lisbon toppled a 16th-century sculpture of a Portuguese king while angling for a selfie.
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Angela Vargo -- a rep for the 4-year-old JSX -- which coined the Uber-esque tagline, "hop on jet service" -- noted that they are also witnessing piqued interest by customers angling for one of the 30 seats on their 23 Embraer 135 or 145 model planes.
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It occurred within a musical montage, something The Americans uses more to underscore its Big Narrative Themes than to introduce action (though it sometimes does the latter as well), and to me, that's clearly what this one — set to "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" — was angling for.
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He has also developed a rapport with Egypt's Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, repaired ties with Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan after the downing of a Russian jet over Syria, and maintained friendly links with Israel's Mr Netanyahu, even angling for a more active role in mediating the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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We are seeing women band together in networks meant to pull each other up, we see women highlighting each other and investing in each other, not just angling for a seat at the table or even schlepping their own chair, but in many cases building their own damn table.
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For instance, Bloc by Bloc is semi-cooperative; meaning that while you'll need to work with other players in order to topple the hegemony, everyone at the table represents their own throng of vigilantes—be it students, or workers, or prisoners—who are each angling for their own vengeance.
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And with Alex Morgan angling for a chance to come back from maternity leave to play in the Olympics and Mal Pugh gunning for a return to the national team after getting cut before qualifiers, the internal competition on the front line may be fiercer than ever before.
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Now, not only do the other teams angling for a shot at Russ miss out on the rare chance to sign a player this good two years before his 30th birthday; they must also stand by and helplessly watch as the Thunder go from desperate sellers to hopeful buyers.
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"There are other large gaming companies who do not have a presence in Macau, but who desperately want to be in Macau, and we would not be surprised to see them angling for a seat at the acquisition table too," said Grant Govertsen, analyst at Union Gaming in Macau.
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Several new companies have emerged from the collapse of Faraday Future and Fisker Automotive, even as both companies found themselves reborn with new leases on life thanks to redoubled capital commitments from global billionaires, Chinese companies awash in money and traditional venture firms angling for a shot at Tesla's market dominance.
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Yes, Leonardo DiCaprio is the one angling for an Oscar nom with this movie, but his thunder was stolen momentarily by a certain rumor about his scene with a bear in the film, to the point that it resulted in one of the stranger clarifications issued by a movie studio ever.
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Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska, a Never Trump leader, is widely viewed as angling for a run, as is Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas; Mr. Cotton's state is considering a bill that would make it easier for him to run for re-election and the White House at the same time.
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Now CRRC is angling for additional metro transit deals in cities like Atlanta and even Washington, D.C. The much-needed Cornyn/Baldwin language helps ensure against handing over future rail deals to China's government, while protecting the integrity and security of our nation's railcar manufacturing, steel, and associated supply industries.
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The former vice president is angling for the lead against Warren in most polls of Iowa and New Hampshire, and he appears to have a firewall in South Carolina, where black voters have propelled him to a commanding lead of 20 points or more in most polls over the Democratic field.
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Yet amid signs that Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Elizabeth Warren may be slipping, Mr. Sanders and Mr. Buttigieg are now pushing their closing arguments in New Hampshire with messages that are clearly aimed at gaining an edge on each other even though they are largely still angling for different voters.
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The producer, a fictional character named Kayla Pospisil, soon learns about the news organization's toxic environment first hand when she starts angling for her chance in front of the camera, only to be told by Ailes in thinly coded language that she must prove herself "loyal" in order to get the opportunity.
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Whether you're just starting out, you're angling for a better gig, or you're just trying to thrive right where you are, it's important that you're up-to-date with the latest technologies — or else you may already be behind the curve, as the hot new tech du jour replaces the old and busted.
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But Salvini had been angling for weeks for snap elections, in the hopes that his rising popularity and success in May's European Parliament elections would give him enough support that he could become prime minister outright after a new vote, or maybe with the support of smaller right-wing and far-right parties.
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How the two chambers of returning, retiring and defeated lawmakers approach this session — further complicated by a president seemingly angling for a spending fight and an incoming freshman class that promises to alter the balance of power — will set the tone, and possibly some of the agenda, for the 116th Congress to come.
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Turkey may be angling for some sort of agreement on the S-400, but what that would entail, if it&aposs even possible, is unclear, according to Rachel Rizzo, an adjunct fellow at the Center for a New American Security and a fellow at Robert Bosch Stiftung, a German non-profit research foundation.
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While Ms. Warren is also angling for support from the party's left wing, she has avoided mentioning middle-class tax hikes that might alarm moderate voters whom she is trying to peel away from former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., and some of whom she would need to win a general election.
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May's Conservative Party is split between hardliner "Brexiteers" who want a clean break with the European Union, and others who are angling for a less disruptive, "softer" Brexit, which would involve closer ties with the EU. The "hard" Brexit camp was agitating against May's latest proposed Brexit deal before the text had even been released.
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Meet the Rules Committee: 112 people who may decide the Republican nominee The panel will set the rules for debate and votes at the convention, which is why in state convention and caucus battles, the three remaining campaigns have been angling for spots on the committee if not an outright majority of 57 members.
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The film drops during the part of the year typically reserved for films studios are angling for awards coverage, and it's worth noting that another of his more intimate, fantastical films, Pan's Labyrinth earned a number of Academy Award nominations, and went on to win in the Best Art Direction, Cinematography, and Makeup categories.
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The C-Suite Is Thin Thanks to our endless fascination with those in power — and perhaps because so many middle managers and upper management employees are angling for a spot in the C-suite — there's a seemingly endless supply of books, studies, and advice on just how to get a seat at the top table.
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It gets to the point where it stops feeling fun and starts feeling like Stiller and Co. just didn't want to say no to the slew of celebrities angling for a quick scene — why else would Katy Perry, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Susan Sarandon, Joe Jonas, Karlie Kloss and more appear in the same movie?
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Henry McMaster (R) finally got the job he's been angling for for years when his predecessor, Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE (R), left to become ambassador to the United Nations.
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Republicans waged a two-front fight this weekend -- in Wisconsin, which holds an important Tuesday primary that will set the tone for the presidential race in the next two weeks before New York votes, and at delegate-selection meetings across the country, where candidates are angling for a leg up in case the GOP holds a contested convention.
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You should be much more cynical about its willingness to curb the transgressions of telecoms, first as $100 consumer routers find themselves angling for bandwidth against multi-million dollar cell sites in the LTE-U space, and later as those same consumers demand the 5G they pay for and are denied by telecoms more concerned with their bottom line.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.) on Wednesday, claiming she and like-minded progressives are angling for power, not pushing for responsible financial reforms.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE heads into Saturday's GOP presidential primary in South Carolina as the front-runner, with his rivals angling for position behind him.
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Inside, crowded bodies about as diverse as the neighborhood itself squeeze past one another in the little dance space between the back door and the bar, half of them angling for someone new to match their rhythm, the other half trying not to spill their glasses of rum or mezcal on their way to fresh air.
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The show, which begins Tuesday on ABC, seems to be angling for what it views as an underserved demographic, all those malcontented Americans we keep reading about in connection with the presidential election, the ones who are stuck in a can't-get-ahead life because the privileged class has mucked things up and taken all the money.
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With only eight episodes this season to cover significant stories — namely Molly angling for a better position at work and the aftermath of Issa and Lawrence's harrowing breakup — "Hella Perspective" solves the logistical problem of moving the plot along enough to get everyone to where they need to be in order to set up the third season.
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Trump is also said to have looked at Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney, who was considered to be angling for the job at one point but who may now have his eye on leading the Commerce Department; Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, who has said he's happy in his current post; conservative firebrand Rep.
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Youth and ambition Interviews with nearly two dozen current and former White House officials, former Ayers colleagues, sources close to the President and Republican congressional staffers portray an ambitious aide who has worked to insulate his current boss from the chaos of the West Wing, while also angling for a bigger job that would place him squarely in the middle of it.
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Salvini, who leads the far-right, anti-immigrant Lega party, has been angling for weeks for snap elections, in the hopes that his rising popularity and success in May's European Parliament elections would give him enough support that he could become prime minister outright after a new vote, or maybe with the support of smaller right-wing and far-right parties.
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J.) and Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyOvernight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces White House eyes September action plan for gun proposals Trump phoned Democratic senator to talk gun control MORE (Conn.), who are possibly angling for presidential runs in 2020.
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Two American businessmen sought to leverage access to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE while angling for lucrative contracts from two Gulf countries wanting to shift U.S. foreign policy against Qatar, The Associated Press reported Monday.
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Though often compared unfavorably with Waugh's great " Sword of Honour " trilogy, Powell's three wartime volumes are among his best, showing us not just the random destructiveness of the Blitz but also a side of military life we seldom hear about, one of bureaucracy and paper-pushing, backstabbing and angling for preferment—like working for a corporation, only more boring and with bosses who are more inept.
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Trump's signature bloat was already creeping up on the show—the second season finale was three hours long, and watched by nearly half as many viewers as the first season's—but after years of haunting the broader culture like the horny ghost of the 213s, thirstily angling for mentions in checkout-line magazines and collecting acrimonious public divorces, Trump was at least back in the game.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website The Memo: Trump tests limits of fiery attacks during crisis Sanders when asked about timeframe for 85033 decision: 'I'm dealing with a f---ing global crisis' MORE (I-Vt.), are angling for her support.
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Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE issued a stern warning during his visit to the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) on Friday, saying that Pyongyang continues to "threaten others with catastrophe" through building a nuclear weapons arsenal, but emphasized that the U.S. is not angling for war.
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It might be that, with so much disaster so thoroughly forecast, you will judge that the only thing to do is to draw up the bridges and look out for your own: spend college angling for a hedge-fund job, or stockpile rifles and ammunition, and hope that, whether with a MacBook Pro or a six-shooter, your grandchildren will be among the lucky few who can defend a secure spot in New Zealand or Montana.
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For the most part, today's onstage discussion was a pitch for why Quibi will work and why it needs to exist — with Katzenberg touting its promise as an app that will benefit from 5G mobile networks as well as the cord-cutting behavior among younger millennials, who are no longer interested in traditional pay TV. Both execs also stressed that Quibi was not a Netflix or YouTube competitor — despite angling for the same share of consumers' mobile minutes and a set amount of downtime not spent on social media and mobile gaming, for example.
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The former governor, who is seen by some as angling for a pardon by President TrumpDonald John TrumpPence: Intelligence shows Iran directing militias not to attack U.S. targets Mnuchin aims to wait until end of 2020 to disclose Secret Service costs for Trump's travel: report Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment MORE, wrote for Newsmax that Lincoln's decision to avoid Congress and issue the Emancipation Proclamation would have infuriated Pelosi as it did Lincoln's political foes at the time, Democrats who represented Southern slave-owning states.
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The case is being closely watched for its potential impact on President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's former campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE, who many believe is angling for a presidential pardon from a host of federal bank and tax fraud charges he was convicted of and separate conspiracy charges he pleaded guilty to.
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Both House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyI'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' Tlaib says she won't visit Israel after being treated like 'a criminal' MORE (R-Calif.) and House Majority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseManchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Sanders: Trump doesn't 'want to see somebody get shot' but 'creates the climate for it' MORE (R-La.) —who are angling for the spot of GOP leader once Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.) retires — have fundraised for Pittenger in the district.
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