The new "Ascendancy Trilogy" will explore Thrawn's early days before he joined the Empire, and take us on a tour of his native Chiss Ascendancy.
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"It has to maintain its ascendancy, moral ascendancy, and also the confidence of one of its allies," Mr. Aquino said during an interview at the presidential palace in Manila.
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The speed of his ascendancy has taken many by surprise.
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At first glance, the party's ascendancy follows a familiar script.
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From super girl to super woman; we like that ascendancy.
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But this was an isolated moment of ascendancy for Trump.
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"This severely undermines America's credibility and moral ascendancy," says Heydarian.
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At the same time, their ascendancy is hardly a given.
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With the ascendancy of streaming platforms came an excess of content.
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But superheroes struggle to address the political ascendancy of reactionary authoritarianism.
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Heck, maybe we're about to witness the ascendancy of Wincing Mat.
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Instead of Thomas, it is Anita Hill in the cultural ascendancy.
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Of course, Thiel more than recognized that Trump's ascendancy was unstoppable.
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He is 22 years of age; he is in the ascendancy.
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In terms of Vardy's individual ascendancy, this summer provided another complication.
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In this split, Orban and his ilk are in the ascendancy.
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And not everyone is convinced that the Republican ascendancy is permanent.
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Liberals' ascendancy was both cause and effect of the establishment's decline.
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And Bolton's ascendancy has a lot of foreign policy analysts concerned.
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Mr Sun's downfall appears to reflect something different: Mr Xi's methodical ascendancy.
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And with its ascendancy comes a uniquely frightening moment in American history.
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Might that have moved the needle just enough to stop his ascendancy?
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To understand why, consider the forces behind the dollar's ascendancy since 2014.
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Trump began his national ascendancy by hoisting the racist banner of birtherism.
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"Of course," she added, "the ascendancy of Trump iced over that plan."
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Luckily, Vince Senior had off-spring ready for his chance at ascendancy.
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Its ascendancy is a reminder that the biggest companies can be toppled.
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But the quiet ascendancy of finance allowed management to shred this accord.
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For abortion opponents, this moment of ascendancy was years in the making.
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But the Republican tax overhaul could take a whack at its ascendancy.
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The first is the possibility of a challenge to M.B.S.'s ascendancy.
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With only three years of professional training, his remarkable ascendancy belies his roots.
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The sex lord of guitar music was true to his decade of ascendancy.
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Trump's ascendancy may have revealed a new flexibility for the Republican Party. Whew.
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Across the years of the Clintons' ascendancy, the public has seen that Mrs.
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Liberal democracy looks vulnerable a quarter century after its definitive ascendancy seemed assured.
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I am rooting for the coming ascendancy of Mr. Hassett and Mr. Kudlow.
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But it is too early to declare the ascendancy of tantrum diplomacy over multilateralism.
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In part, though, rising exports are simply a reflection of China's continuing aluminium ascendancy.
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By that time, Manchester had regained the ascendancy with which it started the game.
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Mr. Mabuza's role in Mr. Ramaphosa's ascendancy has been a cloud over the president.
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Sanders's ascendancy in the nomination fight places the Democratic Party in a double bind.
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But her character's ascendancy here is also a matter of her simply being Woman.
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But movements and parties in their ascendancy have an easier time finessing that tension.
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Where Dolph talks about his ascendancy from poverty, struggles with addiction, and monetary successes.
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But at home, hardliners are in the ascendancy—for them, it's a public-relations coup.
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His ascendancy to the White House had accelerated the modes by which we consume news.
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The landed elite that he claims to be displacing achieved its ascendancy under American rule.
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Kansas City officials partially credit the arrangement for the city's ascendancy as a tech hub.
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The Republican Party, after years of ascendancy, is about to fall off an electoral cliff.
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Ms. Harris's ascendancy in online fund-raising has produced a role reversal with Ms. Warren.
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"We see the growing ascendancy of secularism and the doctrine of moral relativism," he said.
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It has also succeeded in radicalizing the uprising, with militant Islamist factions in the ascendancy.
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But the liberal ascendancy that came with the end of the cold war has been troubled.
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Mr Crivella's victory—after two unsuccessful campaigns—has rekindled talk of Pentecostals' ascendancy in Brazilian politics.
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This was no longer about the utopia to come but ascendancy in the here and now.
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The current crop of ideologues is instead setting fire to the pillars of our international ascendancy.
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This will be the way America's ascendancy ends — not with a bang, but with a whimper.
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The slope regained its ascendancy in European trading on Monday after stronger-than-expected German data.
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They don't realize something about themselves though: They are a crucial factor in the Trump ascendancy.
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Several factors propelled New Jersey's rapid ascendancy, especially its well-established casino and online gambling industry.
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Yevtushenkov had ties to members of economic liberals who at the time were in the ascendancy.
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Mr. Murphy's ascendancy also brings an emphatic end to the tumultuous eight-year reign of Gov.
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This work would establish Barney's ascendancy to the realm of high-high art at only 24.
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His ascendancy, rather than Warren's, has set the contours of the rising left in American politics.
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In each case, Democratic ascendancy proved fleeting, and conservative Republican forces struck back with devastating impact.
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Michelle is doubtful that Bloomberg's newfound ascendancy will survive a fuller airing of his political record.
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If this combination of misplaced idealism and infantile Marxism ever gains an ascendancy, Labour is doomed.
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But the night belonged to Basquiat, and his ascendancy to the summit of the art market.
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Again, the short-sighted policy of Western powers aided the mullah regime's grand plan of ascendancy.
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That should make moderate Democrats chill out a bit about the prospect of a Sanders ascendancy.
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The background of the Carlisle Indian School makes Thorpe's and the team's ascendancy even more astonishing.
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The length of time Mrs May set from her ascendancy to triggering Article 50 proved wise.
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At a campaign stop in Iowa last week, he appeared to dismiss concerns about China's geopolitical ascendancy.
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The ascendancy of the particular group said to be clamping down on the traffickers may not last.
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The ascendancy of the twist coincided with the spread of the internet, and the spoiler hysteria began.
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Although populist leader Thaksin was overthrown soon after by strongly royalist officers, it didn't stop Vichai's ascendancy.
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As Warwick became a superstar, she witnessed the ascendancy of her young cousin Whitney into the stratosphere.
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As the Occupy report card suggests, the monetization of resistance didn't begin with the ascendancy of Trump.
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Because outside of New England's ceaseless ascendancy, this indeed has been an N.F.L. season that defied convention.
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Still, the 22007ers ascendancy is likely to draw some fans who just want to watch a winner.
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And it confirms the ascendancy of Mr. Pichai, 2757, to be one of tech's most powerful figures.
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"Because of the interaction of all sort of things," he said, "a talented population, in-migration of very educated people, the ascendancy of the entertainment business, the ascendancy of the digital business ..." He went on to mention biotech, agriculture and California's role as an arbiter of good design.
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Notable how the Trump Ascendancy and Administration coincided with massive regime purge at the top of Fox News.
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And it is made taller by the fact that this has, indeed, been a period of liberal ascendancy.
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The ascendancy of his view was most obvious in the 2008 gun-control case District of Columbia v.
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"The left of the party is in the ascendancy still, I don't think it has peaked," said Chilton.
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That said, some Wall Street observers believe palladium's newfound ascendancy in the metal markets might not last long.
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Linda Greenhouse Do you hold Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. responsible for the ascendancy of Donald Trump?
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The recent ascendancy of the right takes elements that were always present and twists them in new ways.
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I think Rouhani has lost the support of the supreme leader and the IRGC is back in ascendancy.
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And the ascendancy of Mr. Xi, opaque even by the standards of party leaders, makes forecasts even harder.
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To judge from Trump's ascendancy, along with the historical evidence so scrupulously marshaled in "Crash," Tooze is right.
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And with the KMT now on the ascendancy, China may feel less need to consider a military invasion.
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" The "right is in ascendancy today," he added, it had done "this painstaking job of hate-mongering effectively.
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Forget rising sea levels; given the sudden ascendancy of gin, the polar gin caps must be melting fast.
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Now, Diyala has become a showcase for how Iran views Shiite ascendancy as critical to its geopolitical goals.
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Should Ms Kramp-Karrenbauer prevail, the two women may seek smoothly to engineer her slow ascendancy to the chancellery.
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That will not stop them celebrating their team's ascendancy on the continent and qualification for the sport's grandest event.
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VR will gain ascendancy throughout 2016, but my money's on AR becoming the dominant technology in our daily lives.
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The group's powerful presence in Beirut is seen by some external observers as a mark of Iran's regional ascendancy.
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Many have noted that Bloomberg's ascendancy to the presidency is unlikely, and some have sought to challenge those assumptions.
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That's what will happen on April 19, and most analysts point to the likely ascendancy of Miguel Diaz-Canal.
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"What was achievable last month is not achievable today," the official said, referring to Democratic ascendancy in the House.
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There's a history of American ascendancy that might be written in terms of luck and timing, guile and opportunity.
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Conservative victories are due to the ascendancy of conservative ideas like lower taxes, less government intrusion, and self-governance.
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The attack is in response to the ascendancy of people identified by their detractors, not unreasonably, as a liberal elite.
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I know the deeper anxiety is that Donald Trump's campaign, election and impending ascendancy threaten to normalize views like Spencer's.
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Matthew Chessen, a senior technology policy advisor at the U.S. State Department, doesn't mince words about the inevitable MADCOM ascendancy.
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Claire's husband Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey) abandoned the position during 2017's season 5, leading to Claire's "My turn" ascendancy.
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Liberals have begun to make the same argument since the advent of the conservative ascendancy over the past few decades.
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But still, Sanders' ascendancy without regard to his faith is truly a testament to how our nation inspiringly moves forward.
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In a matter of hours, GOP officials who supported Trump through his ethno-nationalist ascendancy finally decided they'd had enough.
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He plans to combat China's ascendancy by relaxing Obama administration restrictions on use of US cyber-attacks on offending countries.
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Rather, they designed the Constitution with an election model that led to the natural ascendancy of our two dominant factions.
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PHILIP SILLER Toronto To the Editor: The Republican hierarchy and much of the media are unhappy with Donald Trump's ascendancy.
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At the same time, there is already the same ascendancy of extremist elements that the Clinton-era cables warned about.
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He witnessed the birth and ascendancy of hip-hop in the city, the moguls it made, the bravado it brandished.
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He ostentatiously broke ground for a new St. Patrick's Cathedral on Fifth Avenue as a bold affirmation of Catholic ascendancy.
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None of this is to make light of the sinister anti-Semitic strain in the ascendancy of alt-right ideology.
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But throughout the whole long Nixon-Reagan tough on crime era of conservative ascendancy, the crime rate remained very high.
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Hard-liners in Beijing and Washington are both in the ascendancy, reducing the chances for breakthroughs at the leader level.
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Most people who love Trump, it turns out, don't want to follow a Twitter account that despairs of his ascendancy.
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Their unease with the world's current trajectory stretches back before Trump's ascendancy but it aptly plugs into the narrative now.
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Both arguments misunderstand the nature of technology and the military's role in accelerating the commercial ascendancy of the United States.
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The race to invest in a winner was on, leading to an explosion of companies claiming ascendancy over their rivals.
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There is some risk to Amazon's ascendancy this year that could be delivered directly from the White House, said Schlossberg.
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This kind of white identity politics has become more and more common in the mainstream conservative movement since Trump's ascendancy.
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Made in America with immigrant intellect and labour, it embodied the energy and inventiveness of a New World nation in ascendancy.
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Beyond the two established political families of centre-left and centre-right are disparate challengers united by their insurgency and ascendancy.
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The early months of 2016 were a crucial period both for Russian meddling in the election and for Trump's political ascendancy.
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Syria, for its part, has shown no sign of shifting, especially since it is now in the ascendancy on the battlefield.
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Why it matters: As with trade, tech is an area where Trump's ascendancy has scrambled traditional power dynamics and policy positions.
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Her sudden ascendancy has left Ms Ardern with "no time to be anyone other than me", and many voters are enthralled.
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But that was before the ascendancy of Williamsburg and Greenpoint in Brooklyn fueled a boom in ridership on the G train.
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Villeneuve was now in the ascendancy, with Schumacher unable to recapture the pace that had seen him pull away earlier on.
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But when Ms. Goodman began, American galleries and museums, still basking in Abstract Expressionism's ascendancy, were stubbornly provincial and resolutely nationalist.
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President Barack Obama, by contrast, embraced Iranian ascendancy with open arms — and not just in Iraq, but in Syria as well.
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Especially as democracies decline in prestige and relative power, their unwillingness to defend democratic standards opens the doors to autocratic ascendancy.
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So to survive a Cruz ascendancy among evangelicals, he would need to dominate in states like New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Florida.
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Starbucks is in its ascendancy by way of new drinks, menu items, upscale coffee offerings, and a global demand for its products.
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That has, of course, been the party's intention for many years, but Donald Trump's ascendancy showed that the rules weren't tight enough.
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By the following year events had turned against him and she won the 1979 election, ushering in 18 years of Tory ascendancy.
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Using archive footage as well as interviews with Mrs Marcos's friends and peers, the first part of the film documents her ascendancy.
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In a well-informed survey of the nationalist ascendancy in Europe, Judis again scolds liberals for being oblivious to nationalism's enduring power.
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Thus under '60s mandarins like the Yale president Kingman Brewster the WASP ascendancy did not simply fall; it pre-emptively dissolved itself.
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If Mr. Xi stays in power for more than two five-year terms, the ascendancy of the Red Aristocrats may become unstoppable.
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If the last decade was all about Amazon's ascendancy in retail, the next several years will bring more of a pitched battle.
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" Apparently, Strzok, Page, McCabe — and possibly others on the seventh floor — viewed Trump's potential ascendancy to the presidency as a "grave risk.
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Steeped in Biblical and classical ideals, it was contemptuous of slavery yet reliant on it for its ascendancy as a trading hub.
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In the eighties, the decade of conservative ascendancy, the Clintons' brand of politics seemed to provide the ingredients of a Democratic revival.
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His ascendancy and Michel's retirement ushered in a new combative style of leadership for House Republicans, who have remained largely uncompromising ever since.
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The gold medal didn't affirm our nation's claim to hockey ascendancy; it affirmed our nation's spurious claim to unequivocal cultural and political superiority.
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After the civil war it was in the ascendancy, providing 11 of the 15 presidents from the death of Lincoln until the Depression.
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Perhaps that is because Peter Navarro, a maverick economics professor and trade sceptic (see profile), is in the ascendancy in the White House.
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Prior to Trump's ascendancy, Republicans had spent the better part of the last four decades casting Russia as a savvy and dangerous enemy.
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The Catholic Church, the rallying force behind the popular revolt that deposed President Ferdinand Marcos in 1986, has lost much of its ascendancy.
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And it is partly a bow to the ascendancy of the smartphone, which has left audiences more connected — and more distractible — than ever.
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As Riyadh's ally at a time of its enemies' ascendancy, Hariri was already playing Lebanon's intricate political game from a position of weakness.
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For those of us who lament the ascendancy of our current president, we have had to learn how to love ourselves once again.
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All these possibilities could pose as much a problem for China's plans for ascendancy in Asia as an arms race in the region.
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Bernie Sanders poses to financial markets, suggesting during last week's historic sell-off that Sanders' ascendancy played a key role in the turmoil.
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Clinton, who seemed poised to become the first female president, threatened not only his ascendancy but also a 200-year-old gender order.
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I cared little for Mr. Clinton's elite education, his economic success or even his ascendancy to the most powerful office in the world.
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Complex emotions often formed the foundation of his tales of ascendancy, but his greatest talent was making his path seem smooth and inevitable.
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RAGA's ascendancy came with a boost from Pruitt, who helped the group come into its own as a political force during his chairmanship.
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Still others saw this as nothing more than a political move meant to suppress the ascendancy of Iceland's unlikely political champion: the Pirates.
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The YPG's role in the Raqqa campaign has strained ties between the United States and Turkey, which fears growing Kurdish ascendancy along its border.
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Lamb, however, remains in the distinct minority among a set of far-left candidates who are in ascendancy at the gubernatorial and congressional levels.
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The Rise of the Counter-Establishment, first published in 1986, is a history of the conservative movement, written at the height of its ascendancy.
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It helps that the last 20 years have charted the ascendancy of geek culture at large, with the MCU — and GoT — leading the charge.
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In back-to-back episodes, "Bread" and "Dessert," we witness the true ascendancy of Ian, he of the scavenged produce and bespoke baking tools.
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Fifty or sixty years ago monochromes were, for some artists, a challenge to the orthodoxy of Abstract Expressionism or the ascendancy of Pop Art.
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The tariffs on steel and aluminium, though negligible in their impact on China, signalled that hawkish advisers to Mr Trump were in the ascendancy.
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His visit has turned into yet another reminder of the ways in which Mr. Trump's ascendancy is changing the calculations of leaders across Europe.
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But The Game reveals nothing new about our fire and fury president for those of us who've watched his brutal ascendancy with open eyes.
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In his speech, Mr. Nixon looked ahead, to the 21st century, and thought he might be inaugurating a new era of post-Democratic ascendancy.
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That means Democrats, despite their imminent ascendancy, have been forced again to plead with outgoing Republican leaders to do something — anything — to protect Mueller.
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Nevertheless, Kidd writes, when evangelicals gained ascendancy, they sometimes pursued cultural and legal power that the purists of the founding generation would have disdained.
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The bull has been on the ascendancy thanks to copper's stellar price run to a three-year high of $6,970 per tonne this month.
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Looking to exact revenge and confirm his ascendancy in Italy, Salvini has since concentrated all his efforts on winning a stream of local votes.
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And at a time of blockbuster hegemony and streaming ascendancy, they also represented a business and an audience in constant and sometimes confusing flux.
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The Times wrote about Ms. Pelosi's history-making ascendancy and in the course of doing so mentioned the color of her dress (hot pink).
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White supremacists hope that Steve Bannon's ascendancy expands the sphere of legitimate discourse to include ethno-nationalism and religious and racial tests for civil rights.
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Just like fake news, it's an arms race between the genuine and the fake, and it is far from apparent who is in the ascendancy.
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According to Tchijevsky, this schema could account for the bulk of human history, from the riots of ancient Greece to the ascendancy of the Bolsheviks.
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But it was British abolitionists who would help foment the ascendancy of Christianity in Nigeria, particularly in the Southern and Western regions in the 21s.
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It's a perception that resurfaced with the ascendancy of Barack Obama, but it actually dates back to the Whiskey Rebellion just after the Revolutionary War.
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And they doubt that Britain's proximity argument for ascendancy in Europe has much force these days, given how swiftly products now move around the world.
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Against such a backdrop, it is almost certain that a Pence ascendancy would spell a return to the tried and tested GOP platform of old.
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In the eighteenth century, after centuries of Muslim ascendancy in India, the wars of the Mahrattas and Sikhs had much of the quality of crusades.
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The ascendancy of Trump is part of a great debate on the best route to achievement, pitting talented know-nothings against less-flashy long-sloggers.
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Even British ascendancy proved a huge American asset, effectively providing the naval protection that made enforcement of the Monroe Doctrine's policy of hemispheric isolation possible.
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The powerful seem hamstrung by the ascendancy at home of rightist insurgents whose appeal to disaffected citizens feeds on opposition to migrants in their midst.
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Snow's ascendancy in Asia illustrates the hurdles facing Snapchat, which has been focused on more general growth worldwide and not specifically on any single continent.
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The Internet, with its hives of hate groups, has fed that feeling, especially with the ascendancy of the alt-right during the 2016 presidential election.
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The Trump ascendancy has made far too many Republicans increasingly contemptuous of serious intellectual and policy argument, indifferent to empirical truth and disdainful of governing.
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If the United States fails to step up right now, many American lives will be needlessly lost, while China's ascendancy continues on the global stage.
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Today, amidst the ascendancy of #MeToo movement, Christine Blasey Ford has come forward with allegations of attempted sexual assault against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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That day, Queen Elizabeth II, celebrating 25 years since her ascendancy to the throne, decided to make a rare appearance at the All England Club.
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We should be even more concerned about the effect that Trump's ascendancy (and the Republican Party's fealty to him) is having on the United States.
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He was the leader of rap's gaudy, giddy pre-recession mass culture ascendancy, and his widely protested prison sentence coincided with the economic downturn's bleak aftermath.
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European regimes may see an opening in the ascendancy of Mr Trump, who is sceptical of exporting democratic ideals (and whose own campaign demonised Mr Soros).
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Led by fast bowler Steve Harmison, who claimed five wickets on the opening day to dismiss Australia to 190 all out, England appeared in the ascendancy.
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Mr. Trump's racially charged hard-right campaign reveals a fault line in Republican politics that dates from the very beginning of G.O.P. ascendancy in the South.
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That the Republican elites were surprised by Donald Trump's ascendancy only underscores how out of touch they were with the concerns of much of their constituency.
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But it's long past time to recognize that Trump's ascendancy signals the end of an immigration politics that makes the quest for compromise its central goal.
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Her emergence as a national figure has coincided with the left's ascendancy in the Democratic Party, and many have portrayed her as part of that movement.
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Kerry is one of the last great scions of America's once-mighty WASP ascendancy, and his memoir is an insider account of its long, slow decline.
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Much will be done in this election cycle to obfuscate that the Sanders ascendancy represents a potential tectonic change in American society and to our economy.
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The new U.S. approach handed them a chance for ascendancy in Iran's unending internal battle for domestic power, and removed what constraints they had once felt.
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He faces the prospect of spending his last years on the court as an architect of a new liberal ascendancy -- or as a powerless figure in dissent.
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But López warns that the increasing fragmentation of the cartel landscape, and the ascendancy of younger leaders, means the situation in Sinaloa is likely to further deteriorate.
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We're only hours into what is a now Donald J. Trump's ascendancy to the Presidency and already Silicon Valley's investor class is losing its collective damn mind.
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In short: Now his friends and family know he's the one true heir, Jon's ascendancy is so obvious that it probably isn't going to stay that way.
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It may be worth noting that Mr. Murphy has long had ties to the Republican establishment, which has struggled to come to terms with Mr. Trump's ascendancy.
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Huawei, meanwhile, had a wrench thrown into its stratospheric ascendancy when the company was blacklisted by the Trump White House, leaving aspects of its future in jeopardy.
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The song is called "Pink," and as Ms. Ebersole delivers that seemingly cheery word, it is weighted with triumph, regret, defiance and anger, all struggling for ascendancy.
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Especially in Africa, many were put in place after the fall of the Soviet Union, a moment of democratic ascendancy and political reform encouraged by the West.
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Joe Martin, the last Republican speaker prior to Newt Gingrich's ascendancy, lost his GOP leadership to Charles Halleck who, in turn, was knocked out by Gerald Ford.
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Part of the reason behind its ascendancy has been higher interest rates in the United States and the prospect of more to come this year and next.
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"The blue wave may not be crashing, but its seeming inevitable ascendancy has certainly flattened out," says Tim Malloy, an assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll.
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Some conservatives who had fought against Trump's ascendancy in the Republican nominating race welcomed his announcement that he had picked Pence, a well-known social and evangelical conservative.
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She is the titular book thief, as she sees the power of words and attempts to reclaim them in a time when Nazi propaganda is in the ascendancy.
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The irony of the yuan's ascendancy in the IMF's books is that it comes after a year when, for the market, the Chinese currency was on the decline.
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The Kurds also were a useful counterbalance in the north of Iraq after the fall of Saddam Hussein, providing a political counterweight to the Sunni/Shiite-ascendancy struggle.
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Few in Syria and abroad are convinced that the split is genuine, however, and locals in Idlib fear the group's ascendancy will invite Russia and Assad's eventual wrath.
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In yet another head-spinning reality in 2016, the very assets that permitted her ascendancy have now been cast as fatal flaws and for some even disqualifying weaknesses.
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Trade lawyers say the ascendancy of China's aluminum sector defies commercial logic as it faces higher bills for energy - the biggest input cost - than the U.S. and Europe.
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His previously unchecked ascendancy was finally tempered during those feverish summer months, and so he found himself drifting and moving sideways as opposed to continuing up and up.
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As the Republican presidential candidate shows no sign of slowing down, consider this a small Kiwi gift for all the stressed Americans fearful about the possible Trump ascendancy.
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"The blue wave may not be crashing, but its seeming inevitable ascendancy has certainly flattened out," Tim Malloy, an assistant director of the Quinnipiac University poll, told Zhou.
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Economists at ANZ pointed out that policy hawks in the Trump administration who want Washington to take a tough stance against Beijing appear to be in the ascendancy.
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Dr. Hahn is seen as a skilled leader, with a laid-back, friendly approach that has helped to speed his ascendancy at the institutions where he has worked.
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And while Trumpism is on the ascendancy right now, my expectation is that it will soon be politically and morally discredited, including in the eyes of most Republicans.
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Since his ascendancy to power in 2012, President Xi Jinping has made no secret of his goal to purge the Western influences that he believes are contaminating China.
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By discriminating so plainly and so unthinkingly against half the population, Ms. Weiner and others in the #MeToo movement sabotage themselves while enabling the ascendancy of reactionary ignorance.
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"The Handmaid's Tale" is the testimony of Offred, who is made to bear the children of a high-ranking officer, and it depicted the regime in its ascendancy.
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Big City Even before the political ascendancy of Donald J. Trump, who, among other distinctions remains an avatar of 1980s materialism, the '80s, it seemed, were under review.
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Its ascendancy has unlikely roots in a series of mostly doomed and quixotic projects of which the most ambitious — and most doomed — was WFP's precursor, the New Party.
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He played a crucial role in the ascendancy of his father-in-law, and became a national figure in the process — even if he doesn&apost speak much.
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This week on "The Argument," the columnists talk about Kamala Harris's exit from the race, Cory Booker's failure to launch and the polling ascendancy of their white opponents.
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On this level, he doesn't have to do anything at all to please these core supporters; the fact that he's in office proves the ascendancy of their values.
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Many believe the Valley lacks the ability to re-engineer itself and make the critical shift to the next S-curve that it would require to maintain its ascendancy.
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As shocked and horrified as they are about Donald Trump and his ascendancy, you know, what if he is not the storm itself, but the warning of a storm?
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Amid the jubilation at Mr Mugabe's end, Zimbabweans await the ascendancy of another deeply flawed figure, Emmerson Mnangagwa, a former vice-president sacked by Mr Mugabe on November 6th.
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Alec Baldwin, almost certainly the second most famous "Donald Trump" in the world, had a measured but strong reaction to the ascendancy of Donald Trump during a NYC protest.
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The conundrum for American policy makers is how to block the creeping ascendancy of Qaeda-linked rebels in the armed coalition fighting the dictatorship of President Bashar al-Assad.
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At home, Sanders's success showed that some left-wing populist ideas — incubated in the failed but symbolically important Occupy Wall Street movement — are in ascendancy inside the Democratic Party.
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The Sports of The Times column last Sunday, about the Washington Nationals' ascendancy in a longstanding football town, referred incorrectly to the history of professional baseball in the city.
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Where coal-miner and steelworker unions used to provide some sense of solidarity, the ascendancy of mineral rights — privately owned and unequally distributed — have pitted neighbors against one another.
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Saudi Arabia has watched Iran's ascendancy with growing alarm, accusing Tehran of nurturing hegemonic ambitions long bottled up by international sanctions, which were lifted after the 2015 nuclear deal.
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And their ascendancy to the top of the polls reflects the new contours of a race that has changed since Iowa, presenting voters here with a distinct directional choice.
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" But "over the past 216 years religion has been under increasing attack," driven from the public square by "the growing ascendancy of secularism and the doctrine of moral relativism.
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A familiar duel between the world's top two pole vaulters saw France's Renaud Lavillenie regain ascendancy over his U.S. rival Sam Kendricks, with a winning effort of 5.90 meters.
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As Trump looks to win Georgia's primary and many others on Tuesday, giving him a huge lead in the GOP primary, Perdue's win may help explain what's driving Trump's ascendancy.
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But Algerians are now speculating whether reformers in the Bouteflika camp are back in the ascendancy, given the task of trying to protect an economy battered by falling oil prices.
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The marches mark the 1690 victory by Protestant King William of Orange over Catholic King James at the Battle of the Boyne, which secured Protestant ascendancy in Britain and Ireland.
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It would also underline Iran's ascendancy in Lebanon, where the role of Saudi Arabia has diminished in recent years when it has focused on confronting Tehran in the Gulf instead.
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And the narrative that Pressley's victory is a harbinger of a progressive ascendancy within the bluest state's Democratic Party obscures the truth about the results of last week's primary election.
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SPORTS The Sports of The Times column last Sunday, about the Washington Nationals' ascendancy in a longstanding football town, referred incorrectly to the history of professional baseball in the city.
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The promises of "swamp-draining" — Nancy Pelosi during her 2006 ascendancy to House Speaker and more recently, Donald Trump's signature stump speech line — really just signals more of the same.
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For Republicans, the 2018 elections are a test of their ascendancy across the Midwest, and whether Mr. Trump's appeal to working-class white voters might lift others on the right.
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I loved France versus Argentina for so many reasons: the ascendancy of Mbappé, the sheer guts of Argentina, the resilience of the French, the composed and understated excellence of Pogba.
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Carrying the mantle of Camelot, he seemed to offer the chance to restore the ascendancy of the new frontier and the justice his brother Jack had pledged to African Americans.
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By no means a fan of Mr. Bannon, Mr. Dayen finds the ascendancy of Gary Cohn, the National Economic Council director and former Goldman Sachs president, to be equally troubling.
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It seems that Pakistan wants to keep alive imaginary fears, possibly to maintain military ascendancy in a country that has been ruled by generals for almost half of its existence.
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That's the threat for so many people displaced or otherwise made redundant by the ascendancy of the postgraduates—and that's what the Democrats at least appear to be speeding up.
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The bill has come at a time when rightwing, anti-immigrant parties like PiS have been in the ascendancy in Europe, especially in the former Communist countries of the east.
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The government remained relatively quiet during Mr. Trump's political ascendancy, and even after his election, adopting a nonaggressive approach in the face of the fear and anxiety permeating the nation.
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While Warren's ascendancy may typically spark the most worry in a typical campaign season, aides say she is almost relegated to the back burner, which could create challenges of its own.
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Sources on the show tell us ... Friday's 'Live' will be laced with clips from shows past, highlighting Michael's ascendancy ... ironically the very thing that caused Kelly Ripa to intensely dislike him.
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When President Trump asserted in his State of the Union address on February 5th that "America will never be a socialist country" it was not because he fears a socialist ascendancy.
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That short-lived ascendancy has been reversed, and hopes for a Kurdish Kirkuk have faded ahead of an Iraqi national election on Saturday expected to weaken the main Kurdish parties there.
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New United signing Daniel James threatened with his pace and Paul Pogba went close with a long-range effort as the Old Trafford side ended the first period in the ascendancy.
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Mr. Trump's ascendancy has turned the 2016 election into a referendum on the death of white Christian America, with the candidate appealing strongly to those who are most grieving this loss.
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At the event, hosted by author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Obama also said it was foolish to believe that her husband's ascendancy to the presidency meant the end of racism in America.
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This reflects not only the ascendancy of Mr. Rouhani's centrist faction, whose priorities are not civic empowerment or human rights so much as diplomatic and economic re-engagement with the world.
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Rather than fighting for the ascendancy of certain positions, Anderson suggests, citizens should fight to bolster healthy institutions and systems—those which insure that all views and experiences will be heard.
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There was the ascendancy to the crown, the consistency to claim GOATness, the marital scandals, the Santa nipples, the DUI arrest, the injury—all skipping neatly along a Shakespearean tragic arc.
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Even at the time Freud's writings were appearing and psychoanalysis was in the ascendancy, most people understood that one did not have to embrace the whole gospel to reap worthwhile insights.
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The economic and cultural ascendancy of video games has collided with a social crisis that we are only beginning to understand: the isolation, emotional stagnation and profound loneliness of American men.
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"The ascendancy of the Los Angeles Philharmonic is the salient event in American orchestral life of the past 25 years," Alex Ross wrote in The New Yorker a few weeks ago.
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"Modi's visit is arguably more notable than Xi's as India's ascendancy in Africa is less meteoric than China's," Indigo Ellis, Africa analyst at consultancy Verisk Maplecroft, told CNBC via e-mail.
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The close result, with Beshear taking 49.2 percent of the vote and Bevin taking 48.8 percent, isn't necessarily a sign of Democratic ascendancy in one of Trump's strongest states in 2016.
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The Polish bill has come at a time when right wing, anti-immigrant parties like PiS have been in the ascendancy in Europe, especially in the former Communist countries of the east.
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" Daou added: "[Clinton] won by 3 million votes — if not for 80,000 voters in swing states, we'd be lauding what an amazing victory she had and how Dems were in the ascendancy.
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The ascendancy of open source has placed a mounting burden on the maintainers of popular software, who now handle more bug reports, feature requests, code reviews, and code commits than ever before.
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It is therefore far from certain that the ascendancy of Trump to the White House as of January 2017 will be able to influence Russia's fortunes as much as some commentators anticipate.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Lebanese Shi'ite group Hezbollah and its allies expect to emerge stronger from a parliamentary election on Sunday, a result that would affirm Iran's regional ascendancy from Tehran to Beirut.
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Mr Trump's ascendancy cannot merely be ascribed to his wealth—though that certainly helps, by allowing him to appeal directly to the concerns of the base rather than those of his donors.
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Since the Battle of Inchon in 1950, American hegemony south of the 38th parallel has been the central foundation of the extraordinary political freedom and spectacular economic ascendancy of the South Korea.
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For all that, Mr. Aoun's ascendancy was assured last week, when the main Lebanese political parties finally brokered a deal that would put Mr. Aoun, Hezbollah's favored candidate, in the presidential palace.
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We must accept our nation's ingrained racism and eagerness to hate as the foundation of Mr. Trump's ascendancy, although that would find a limited audience among those who voted for this president.
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To: Charles BlowFrom: David Brooks Charles took the Trump ascendancy even harder than the rest of us, so my first impulse for the Secret Santa would be to give him a Nov.
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On Election Day last year, as Mr. Trump's ascendancy seemed possible, Michael Davis, a real estate investor, made an offer on the house, he said, ultimately purchasing it for about $1.4 million.
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Because we'd all been reading, god, I'm forgetting the names now, all the Black authors who are sort of claiming the ascendancy of Black culture at a time when people were denying it.
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In a universe where user count can be a shorthand for ascendancy, exclusive networks make it more difficult to measure success — and measuring success is how we got here in the first place.
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His ascendancy comes at a time when many emerging markets appear to be rebounding from a two to three year bear market as currency declines have made their exports more competitive, Schmidt said.
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Yet at this moment of ascendancy in the business world, shareholder value is under fierce attack beyond it, fuelled by a sense that Western economies are not delivering rising prosperity to most people.
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And despite Miller's youth, (he's only 32), combative political nature and history, his ascendancy could mean the end of the most serious problem for the Trump team: Policy inconsistency that borders on incoherence.
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The relative decline in the US's Asian presence and the ascendancy of revisionist political parties in both Japan and Korea point to a prolonged period of rolling clashes between the East Asian neighbors.
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You, and I, first encountered Priebus earlier this spring, when I was reporting an article on how Donald Trump's political ascendancy had put the Republican Party's responsible adults in a, well, interesting spot.
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Despite the group's interreligiosity (including a converted Christian and a Muslim among the Hindu majority, which varies in devoutness), Subramanian avoids exploring the real-life ascendancy of the Hindu right in any detail.
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How easily those lyrics, and the propulsive drive of discontent within that melody, might fit the supporters at a rally for Donald J. Trump, whose ascendancy to the American presidency few people anticipated.
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With the military in the ascendancy again and Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi sidelined and frustrated with the United States' denunciation of the Rohingya crackdown, an increasingly isolated Myanmar is accepting China's courtship.
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In 1994, Newt Gingrich, brandishing his Contract with America, led a Republican revolution that swept aside Democratic majorities in the House and the Senate, initiating an epoch of conservative ascendancy that lingers on.
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Mr. Wirth's rise continues the ascendancy in recent years of refinery specialists as chief executives at many of the largest integrated oil companies, including Exxon Mobil, Royal Dutch Shell and Total of France.
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Months before his ascendancy in June, M.B.S. signaled that the influence of the clergy could be an obstacle to economic growth and Saudi Arabia's ability to wean itself off its oil-revenue dependency.
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As well as shedding light on graft, mismanagement and nepotism within state firms at a time privatization is accelerating, the arrests show the ascendancy of a more conservative faction within the ruling Communist Party.
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That rightward shift after Reagan's election infected not just politics as a whole but led to the ascendancy of the corporatist wing of the Democratic Party — an era from which we are still recovering.
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However, sterling bears are still on the ascendancy given the risk that Prime Minister Boris Johnson will take Britain out of the European Union without transitional trade agreements, potentially causing short-term economic turmoil.
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The South Koreans are not only celebrating their ascendancy to the top tier of developed nations but also pointing to the participation of the North as evidence of thawing relations with the Kim regime.
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Keen to revive the mining sector after years of reticence by foreign investors during Robert Mugabe's rule, President Mnangagwa said the deal showed things had changed since his ascendancy after Mugabe's ousting in November.
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The stories of Gates and Jobs ascendancy from Silicon Valley garages to steering two of the largest tech companies in the world have been recounted so often that they hardly warrant a recap here.
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Female protagonists were extraordinarily popular; a girl's heady combination of vulnerability and possibility suggested both an innocence that could be easily swayed and the promise of an ascendancy that could be thrilling to watch.
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One of these men, Boris Berezovsky, initially orchestrated the rapid ascendancy of Putin, who presented a youthful and vigorous alternative to the ailing, alcoholic Yeltsin when he assumed the presidency on December 31, 1999.
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As well as shedding light on graft, mismanagement and nepotism within state firms at a time privatisation is accelerating, the arrests show the ascendancy of a more conservative faction within the ruling Communist Party.
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Appalled by the ascendancy of Donald J. Trump, and shaken by the deadly white nationalist rallies in Charlottesville in 2017, Meacham returns to other moments in our history when fear and division seemed rampant.
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The majority of Americans have never accepted him, and his ascendancy fueled a nationwide civic awakening, starting with the Women's March and proceeding through airport protests, health care town halls and finally the midterms.
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Thanks in part to the ascendancy of Trump, the fall season of television features no fewer than three new military dramas that feel painstakingly targeted to red state viewers: Valor, Seal Team, and The Brave.
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The quietude surrounding Ms. Morrison's ascendancy, which has not been previously reported, belies the complicated question of gender at the Century, an enclave that prides itself as a sanctum for worldly conversation about the arts.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Harriet Korman began exhibiting her abstract paintings in 22018, during Conceptual Art's ascendancy and when many in the art establishment considered painting to be a casualty of history's progress.
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After Trump's election and the ascendancy of his isolationist rhetoric, Xi went to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland — the yearly meeting of the global elite — to proclaim that China would defend increased globalization.
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Trump, meanwhile, is losing Cohn during the ascendancy of Peter Navarro, whose thinking on trade policy is dominated by a kind of basic error that would get you flunked out of a freshman economics course.
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Lee says for the last 30 years or so, there have been several overtures by the political right to explore "citizenship reform," a timeline that she says aligns with the ascendancy of modern American conservatism.
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The term "peak TV" was coined to define the explosion in content largely thanks to the ascendancy of Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu, but it's also come to reflect the spike in quality television as well.
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The ascendancy of neoliberalism in the 1970s, she says, laid the groundwork for Silicon Valley to promote an extreme form of entrepreneurial capitalism, unencumbered by any substantive responsibility to the communities it purports to serve.
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It was only last year, with the ascendancy of keto — a trendy high-fat, low carb diet — that high-fat yogurts debuted on our shelves as something between a health food product and a treat.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey is embarking on a scalding effort over the next week to discredit Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, the man he blames for undermining his campaign and whose ascendancy he deeply resents.
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The ascendancy of abortion rights feminism over the last fifty years has failed to remedy the sort of objectification of women on particular display by our president-elect in the unearthed Access Hollywood video and beyond.
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When Xi Jinping assumed office five years ago, his ascendancy gave many Chinese hope for political reform, mainly due to his folksy style and the legacy of his father, Xi Zhongxun, a former reformist vice-premier.
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Right now, our country is getting a world-class lesson in male entitlement and sexism from a candidate, his mostly male political operatives and a cadre of supporters apparently enraged over the ascendancy of a woman.
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Though a peaceful transfer of power to the Imp would be one of the most delicious things we could ever witness in a future Game of Thrones, it's also less likely to happen than Jaime's ascendancy.
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Like any passing of the torch, time has allowed both men's stories to play out and has determined that the bout was a case of one star in his ascendancy meeting another on his way down.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Trump and the Lord's Work," by Thomas L. Friedman (column, May 4): To bemoan the ascendancy of Donald Trump as the presumptive Republican nominee is pointless and a waste of time.
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Strategically, the destruction of NATO would signal the immediate decline of American power and leadership that would damage the appeal of democracy worldwide and promote the ascendancy of Russian and extreme nationalist ideology in international affairs.
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On its own in a Google Books Ngram search, super bottoms out in 1902 before elevating unchecked from 1910 to 1931, then again from 1940 to its peak in 1947 — both periods of growing American ascendancy.
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Rio—and Brazil as a whole—spent a decade preparing to host the world's two premier mega-events, the Olympics and the 2014 World Cup, in an effort to symbolize its ascendancy to global economic relevance.
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The efficient authoritarianism that is supposed to be the secret to China's global ascendancy is being exposed for what it is — a state whose greatest fear is the conscience of those marching in Hong Kong's streets.
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In the case of a musician, they may write songs with lyrics directly relating to their loss, some time after the fact, usually when they have healed a little, when they are again on the ascendancy.
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Mr. Solomon's elevation of John E. Waldron as president and Stephen M. Scherr as chief financial officer — both of whom began their careers in investment banking — signals the ascendancy of Goldman's banking arm within the firm.
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Despite Chalamet's ascendancy, and in spite of the fact that he and Carell evenly split "Beautiful Boy" as a drug-addicted youth and his concerned father, the Oscar campaign will position Chalamet as a supporting actor.
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"Their greatest nightmare is to wake up and have the Sunnis or Arabs undermine their ascendancy and dominance in the system, as happened with Daesh," said the second Western diplomat, referring to Islamic State's advances in 2014.
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Iranian outlets, such as those with links to Iran's supreme leader, are now only too happy to report Israeli concerns about Iranian ascendancy in Syria, framed as the victory — read survival — of the dictator Bashar al-Assad.
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When he convened both houses of the French Parliament at Versailles three days after the Paris terrorist attacks, he came with three goals: to reassure a shaken nation, reaffirm his personal authority and restrain the right's ascendancy.
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A powerhouse Dutch team, including Olympic long track champions Sven Kramer and Ireen Wust, have been in the ascendancy in Gangneung during the Olympic test event, posting quick times despite the venue being close to sea level.
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And after Nirvana's ascendancy to godhood, Soundgarden and Alice in Chains were removed from the alternative metal column and placed front and center in a new marketing brand that the music industry appropriated from the underground: grunge.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - A veteran Christian leader is set to fill Lebanon's long-vacant presidency in a deal that underlines the ascendancy of the Iranian-backed Hezbollah movement and the diminished role of Saudi Arabia in the country.
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They fear Islamist hardliners are in the ascendancy in a country where most Muslims practise a moderate form of Islam and is home to sizeable communities of Hindus, Christians, Buddhists, and people who adhere to traditional beliefs.
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This context, the fact that the creators of this aggressively pointless gadget are emblematic figures in the ascendancy of machines over our contemporary world, lends a frisson of historical oddity to what is essentially an executive toy.
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It would be a shame if it comes to that, because the only thing certain about robot cars, widely adopted, is that they will represent just one more example of the ascendancy of machines over human beings.
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Floating rate loans are in the ascendancy once again as they pay lenders a margin over Libor which increases along with interest rates and the Federal Reserve is readying two further rate rises in October and December.
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The military's ascendancy in US foreign policy making will only accelerate, Shackelford wrote, under Tillerson's "redesign" of the department, which he is set to unveil more details about in an address to State Department staff on Tuesday.
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At its simplest level, China is in the ascendancy and goes a little way to explain why Saudi's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who is falling out of favor in the United States, is heading there soon.
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A spate of high-profile arrests has shed light on graft, mismanagement and nepotism in state firms at a time of accelerating privatization, while spotlighting the ascendancy of a more conservative faction in the ruling Communist Party.
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If those three impasses highlighted the perils of divided state government, which has grown increasingly rare in an era of single-party rule, they also underscored the limits of the Republican Party's ascendancy on the state level.
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Clinton's ascendancy is the logical outcome of this process, and if Clinton hadn't been the first female presidential nominee, it would have been someone like Elizabeth Warren or Kirsten Gillibrand or (God forbid) Joni Ernst or Nikki Haley.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Emperor Naruhito formally proclaimed his ascendancy to the throne on Tuesday in a centuries-old ceremony attended by dignitaries from more than 213 countries, pledging to fulfill his duty as a symbol of the state.
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And in America, populist campaigns, movements, and parties have played a vital role: Their ascendancy serves as an early warning signal that the political consensus uniting the country—and the leadership of both major parties—is breaking up.
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The first president of Ghana and a dedicated proponent of pan-Africanism, he saw football as a means of securing Ghana's place on the international stage, as well as a potential symbol of Africa's political and cultural ascendancy.
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The clever book, by Steven Levenson, tracks Evan's sudden ascendancy from a neglected nerd to the lionized leader of a social media movement to combat the pressures that lead kids like Connor — and Evan — to such dire extremes.
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There are, it turns out, two kinds of dictatorial writers: those who used their writing as part of their ascendancy, and those who began publishing only once they were already in power, when their audience was already captive.
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While the European-style shakehand grip is now in the ascendancy, Wong decided on the penhold style to emulate China's Wang Hao, who won three consecutive individual Olympic silver medals in Athens, Beijing and London using the technique.
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Trump's ascendancy, however, is starting to prompt Clinton and the Democratic Party to gear up for an all-out campaign to brand him as too unstable and unqualified to meet the grave challenges posed in the Oval Office.
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George W. Bush is not and will never be a conservative icon in quite the way Ronald Reagan was, but his administration marked the Washington ascendancy of a thoroughly conservative Republican Party in a way Reagan's never did.
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Wariness extends far beyond an elite financial fellowship, though, to many small and medium-size businesses whose executives are not reflexively Republican but worry that the ascendancy of a left-wing Democrat would create an anti-business climate.
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The man who did so much to engineer the ascendancy of conservative media paved the way to its moral and intellectual decline — much as his own accumulation of vast corporate power created openings for his abuse of it.
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Al-Baghdadi led IS for the last five years, presiding over its ascendancy as it cultivated a reputation for beheadings and attracted hundreds of thousands of followers to a sprawling and self-styled caliphate in Iraq and Syria.
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With the ascendancy of Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin, the Southeast Asian country's political switchback will accelerate a return to the days of prioritizing a Malay majority that has felt hard done by since the 2018 election, analysts said.
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But while personalizing a movement, especially with the innocent face of a child, is usually PR gold, Greta's ascendancy to the forefront of environmental activism could end up being a major negative to the movement – and the environment.
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Their ascendancy raises the chances of an early election or minority government if the SPD leaves the coalition, which could trigger instability at a time when the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) is the third largest party.
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In Europe and the U.S., complaints that globalization and open immigration have widened socio-economic inequality resulted in a nationalist-tinged backlash that led to the U.K.'s historic Brexit vote and the ascendancy of president-elect Donald Trump.
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"We have to be on guard to see that in the end vulnerable populations, populations at risk do not again see their rights deprived because of a view that is in the ascendancy based on false premises," Zeid said.
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The Republican Party's 2012 vice presidential nominee has rapidly ascended the ranks of political power as his party has gone through a contentious year that saw the resignation of former Speaker John Boehner and the ascendancy of Donald Trump.
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In the United States, some commentators have suggested that Mr. Trump's tough talk appeals to older white men — his core voting bloc — because it speaks to their frustration with a changing world that has robbed them of their ascendancy.
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Op-Ed Contributor HOUSTON — It's looking as if 2017 could become the year when the anti-vaccination movement gains ascendancy in the United States and we begin to see a reversal of several decades in steady public health gains.
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And at that moment, the side that wants America to go backward, to include fewer people, is in the ascendancy, and it's important that we recognize that and realize that we've been here before, and that nothing is inevitable.
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"It is important to note that these are not the only flash points in the region, and while an off-ramp may yet emerge, the hawks appear in ascendancy, which leaves oil's risk premium set to take center stage," she noted.
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Trudeau went into Canada's 40-day election campaign with major headwinds blowing against him -- not least of which was the ascendancy of third parties in eastern Canada that were well positioned on election night to force a minority coalition government.
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We read it when we are bewildered and delighted at our changing bodies, flush with burgeoning sexuality, heady with the certainty of our ascendancy, the prospect of our future greatness shining off in the distance like a great green star.
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He came up with the Obama ascendancy, when it was possible to indulge in the delusional belief that wonks in the West Wing and the algo whisperers of Silicon Valley would catapult humanity to a new plane of post-partisan progress.
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The reverence or at least quiet sympathy that popular culture extends to the very rich — factors without which the ascendancy of a gaudy billionaire in a presidential election would not be possible — may have been harder to make sense of then.
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FLORENCE, S.C. (AP) — Joe Biden said Saturday he is undeterred by the ascendancy of Democratic rival Elizabeth Warren, noting that some of his supporters are already treating the primary campaign as a general election contest between him and President Donald Trump.
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Look at Trump's early life, his political ascendancy and now his presidency, and it becomes abundantly clear that his branding and messaging playbook could actually fit on an index card: Exploit people's covetousness, ambition, lust, greed, fear, racial tribalism and gullibility.
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The Israeli government has shifted to the right, empowered by the ascendancy of the Trump administration, which applies much less pressure on Israel than its predecessors to make any concessions to the increasingly divided and, some say, ineffective, Palestinian leadership.
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But it was also, deliberately, a key element in his notorious Southern strategy, successfully shattering the traditional bond between white working-class union members and the Democratic Party, and paving the way for the Reagan Democrats and the modern Republican ascendancy.
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Issues of fame and fortune, and the jockeying for power with people of influence, go back, even if painters like Turner did not hire public relations firms and plot their ascendancy the way ambitious artists of our own era do.
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This more accepting and celebratory point of view has some ascendancy in the United States, but is a work in progress both here and globally; what constitutes an identity in one society or family may be a disability in another.
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"Fears of four rate hikes from the Fed this year have receded while risk sentiment is back firmly in the ascendancy — for now at least," Ray Attrill, head of FX strategy at National Australia Bank, wrote in a morning note.
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Yet at a time of ascendancy for women in the party, there's a lingering doubt in some quarters about whether there is a risk involved in nominating a woman to take on President Trump, whom Democrats fervently want to unseat.
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It's no coincidence that the franchise stalled out after its second sequel, and its modern ascendancy only began once director Justin Lin stepped in for the third installment, infusing the film with his dynamic camerawork, white-knuckle action blocking, and impeccable flourishes.
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This crucial and formative moment for many older millennials was the mid-to-late 2000s — the George W. Bush presidency and the ascendancy of Barack Obama — which is a distant memory for much of the very youngest cohort in American politics today.
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And in 1916, city officials were seeking to reconcile the waning Irish political ascendancy with growing sympathy toward Britain during World War I. "Evacuation Day is what results when bad names happen to perfectly good holidays," Mr. Baker said in an interview.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese voted in their first general election for nine years on Sunday, with the Tehran-backed Hezbollah group and its allies expecting to emerge stronger, a result that would affirm Iran's regional ascendancy from its own borders to the Mediterranean.
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Their record-setting 73-victory season was officially on the brink, and no quantity of pronouncements that the series wasn't over could call into dispute the Thunder's budding ascendancy, or Russell Westbrook's dominance, largely at the expense of a struggling Stephen Curry.
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The authors of these novels will very likely assign the blame for his ascendancy to the conservative establishment that has espoused similar, if more camera-ready, values for decades and to the reality-TV-and-Twitter-obsessed culture that gives him endless attention.
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A onetime vocal supporter of Trump as a candidate and president, Walsh has recently become an outspoken critic of him and said he regrets some of his earlier rhetoric, conceding it may have helped pave the way for Trump's ascendancy within the party.
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But Politico's Ben White and Andrew Restuccia report that in the days since Porter's ouster, the trade hawks have gained ascendancy: Cohn had been working closely with former staff secretary Rob Porter to postpone, kill or narrow the scope of the tariffs.
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And with Djokovic winning the title, a cursory glance at the men's game would suggest that the natural ascendancy of the Serb in the waning years of the Nadal-Federer era was back on track after the injuries that had derailed him.
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But Peter Brock, a local real estate developer and a member of the club who has spent parts of the holiday season there in the past, said Mr. Trump's ascendancy to the presidency had only elevated his star presence on the grounds.
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They are as much the visual symbol of New York now as the great thirties skyscrapers were the symbols of a romantic view of American industry, or as the great buildings of Riverside Drive were of middle-class New York in its ascendancy.
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The canal affirmed New York's political ascendancy over Virginia and the rest of the South (four of the first five presidents were Virginians) and its commercial dominance over competing ports not just on the Eastern Seaboard, but all the way to New Orleans.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar, which has had its best yearly performance since 21.21 so far in 21.16, will hold on to those gains for the rest of the year but beyond that is unlikely to maintain its ascendancy, a Reuters poll showed.
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" Professor Henry Giroux of McMaster University frothed that Trump's "ascendancy in American politics has made visible a culture of cruelty, a contempt for civic literacy, a corrupt mode of governance and a disdain for informed judgment that has been decades in the making.
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With talks with Washington stalled, Mr. Kim may align more closely with Beijing, Moscow or both, in much the same way as the United States tried to bring Seoul and Tokyo together to deter China's ascendancy and combat a nuclear North Korea.
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Sunday's result brought a crushing conclusion to what had been a magical Panthers season and dealt a sharp blow to the ascendancy of Newton, who was elected the most valuable player of the regular season and had appeared to be a new model of quarterback.
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Per TechCrunch, critics have questioned whether the Aquila project was thought up in an era where Facebook's ascendancy had not yet hit significant roadblocks and whether less grandiose plans like "laying fiber or establishing basic infrastructure" were more realistic and could reach more customers.
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The survey of 13 metal analysts showed the median forecast for prices of the metal used in power and construction at $4,858 a ton this year, the lowest since 2005 when the number was around $3,600 and the commodities "super-cycle" was in its ascendancy.
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The extent of Kurdish influence in the future running of the city is sensitive both for residents and for NATO member Turkey, which has fought its own Kurdish insurgency for three decades and fears growing Kurdish ascendancy just over the border in northern Syria.
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The latest sanctions against Russian oligarchs and officials are the Trump administration's most forceful action to date against Russia and mark the ascendancy of officials who have argued for a more aggressive American response to Moscow's attacks on the United States and our allies.
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The Gulenists provided the governing party with the educated cadres that it lacked, and their followers in the police and the judiciary played a crucial role in orchestrating the trials that sent droves of military officers to prison in the early years of A.K.P. ascendancy.
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ANKARA/BEIRUT (Reuters) - Turkey has lost momentum in the war for northern Syria as the United States draws on Kurdish allies in the assault on Islamic State-held Raqqa, but Ankara is still pressing Washington for a deal that allays its fears of Kurdish ascendancy.
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A little more than 10 years ago, in the midst of the real Berlusconi's reign, Sorrentino and Servillo made "Il Divo," a scabrous portrait of Giulio Andreotti, one of the masterminds of the now-defunct Christian Democratic Party through much of its long ascendancy.
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And the two leading Republicans in Congress are apparently O.K. with that cover-up, because the Trump ascendancy is giving them the chance to do what they always wanted, namely, take health insurance away from millions of Americans while slashing taxes on the wealthy.
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She takes for granted that her readers know something about the landmark events of early Mormonism, including the mob attacks on Mormon communities in Missouri and Illinois, Smith's murder and Brigham Young's ascendancy, and the dismal wagon train journey to the promised land of Utah.
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The decline of slow-paced baseball, the ascendancy of the razzle-dazzle N.B.A., the rule changes that have brought an offensive explosion in the N.F.L. — these developments were fueled in no small part by the rise of ESPN's SportsCenter and the primacy of video clips.
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Following Trump's ascendancy to the Republican nomination and subsequent election as president, some members of the tech community began to question Y Combinator's connections to Thiel, who would go on to serve on the president's executive transition team and help advise the administration on technology matters.
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"It is a very unique moment and there is a real sense in which it could very well be America's last chance for the legacy of King to be addressed in a serious way," Mr. West said of Mr. Sanders's possible ascendancy to the White House.
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Khanna's allies — and skeptics — on the left see him as proof of their ascendancy; if even the Congress member from Silicon Valley is backing Medicare-for-all and the democratic socialist revolution, that's a powerful sign to others to get on the bus or get run over.
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In 1506, on the cusp of Europe's not yet inevitable ascendancy, it is possible for Énard to imagine an exchange between East and West that predates Orientalism, the period when, as Said maintained, European art and scholarship about the Orient were subordinate to the imperial imagination.
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Hariri's departure plunged Lebanon into a political crisis and stoked fears of a conflict, either with Saudi Arabia, which is increasingly agitated by Iran's ascendancy in the region, or Israel, which shares Saudi Arabia's fears about Iran even if it does not support Riyadh in public.
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Hariri's sudden departure has plunged Lebanon into a political crisis and stoked fears of a conflict, either with Saudi Arabia, which is increasingly agitated by Iran's ascendancy in the region, or Israel, which shares Saudi's fears about Iran even if it does not support Riyadh in public.
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Yeats, a child of the Protestant Ascendancy, at times fed his poetic furnace with the coals of a famously baroque love life and his dabblings in occultic practices; the exhibit on him is propelled not alone by his brilliancies, but by the tumult of his personal life.
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"With the rise of the internet of things, not to mention the ascendancy of the data center thanks to a new cloud-based software model, as well as the connected car [and] the connected home, the whole tech sector has been roaring," the "Mad Money" host said.
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If these trends continue, America will face significant challenges to its economic, innovation, and scientific leadership, and will risk abdicating ascendancy in industries like AI, sustainable energy, genomics, quantum computing, and robotics, industries that will define the future of the United States as well as the world.
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Senator Marco Rubio, alarmed by Donald J. Trump's ascendancy and worried that his presidential chances were slipping away, unleashed a barrage of attacks on the real estate mogul's business ethics, hiring practices and financial achievements in Thursday's debate, forcefully delivering the onslaught that Republican leaders had desperately awaited.
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That's a surprise because of the past few years, DB-Engines has tracked the rise of a number of newer database systems that discard the traditional way of organizing data in favor of the less structured approaches that Google and Facebook pioneered during their ascendancy in the mid-2000s.
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The narrative conceit of Enigma has something to do with "a simulation of the future," but the career-spanning setlist—plus much of Gaga's dialogue—is about revisiting the ascendancy of the recent past, and warmly including the crowd in it with lots of thank-yous and remember-whens.
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"Your efforts will be better spent if you use the influence, moral authority, moral ascendancy of your organizations over your respective sectors to educate the people on the evil of illegal drugs, instead of condemning the authorities, unjustly blaming for every killing that bloodies this country," he said.
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The extent of Kurdish control in the eastern province that lies at the heart of Arab tribal area is sensitive both for residents and for Ankara, which has fought a three-decade Kurdish insurgency inside Turkey and fears growing YPG ascendancy just over the border in northern Syria.
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With The 85033 ascendancy of President Donald 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, America's decades-old free-trade model collapsed.
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Hariri's departure last week plunged Lebanon into a political crisis and stoked fears of a conflict, either with Saudi Arabia, which is increasingly agitated by Iran's ascendancy in the region, or Israel, which shares Saudi Arabia's fears about Iran even if it does not support Riyadh in public.
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Political analysts are discussing 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's ascendancy mostly in terms of the presidential horse race.
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Moreover, the ascendancy of the far left increases the chances that a candidate with narrow appeal, like Sanders or Warren, is nominated in 2020, which would potentially weaken the party and make victory nearly impossible in key states which will be of integral importance for the rapprochement process.
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A combination of the ascendancy of the Kansas City Royals, roster mainstays like Paul Konerko and Adam Dunn aging into mediocrity, and a farm system that couldn't replace them with anything better put Hahn in a pretty bad position when he took the reins after the 2012 season.
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Gamergate has metastasized across the web in a way that makes it nearly impossible to contain, but from its first hashtag three years ago to the ascendancy of the alt-right in 2016, we could always assume that its many hateful facets had one thing in common: Games.
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Of course it didn't, as we saw with her successor George W. Bush and his ascendancy to the presidency in the 2000 election, a step in a different direction but no less surprising to those who had seen, up close and personal, his pretty confounding lack of gravitas.
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After a while, one gets the impression that Benjamin resents Martin's ascendancy for reasons to do not at all with stagecraft but with straightforward envy: cue the libidinous Benjamin putting the make on Martin's wife, Gina (Naomi Frederick), and sending shock waves through the young couple's faltering marriage.
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DeRozan is, after all, trying to make good on what's supposed to be Toronto's year of ascendancy, in which Kyle Lowry tightened up his thunder-booty, Jonas Valanciunas developed some skills beyond tallness, and DeRozan himself emerged as a slashing menace who can mix in the odd three-pointer.
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They outsell apples and oranges combined, and their ascendancy owes much to a pretty nefarious combination of corporate strong-arm tactics and Western hegemony: "Over and over, banana companies, aided by the American military, intervened whenever there was a chance that any 'banana republic' might end its cooperation," says Koppel.
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Despite its success, his brand of confrontational (some would say "dirty") politics was always publicly rejected by the conservative mainstream, though with the shocking ascendancy of his longtime pet project Donald Trump (interviewed in the film), Stone -- the ultimate political trickster -- would likely say he was just ahead of his time.
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Abloh is benefiting from larger trends, such as the Instagram-driven return of logos, hip-hop's ascendancy to be the dominant form of American popular music, and the rise of mass-produced "algorithmic" style — but he's also spurring them, and capitalizing on them more robustly and quickly than anyone else.
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It turns out that the soft power associated with the financialization of the economy — the shift away from manufacturing and the ascendancy of banking and finance — is actually a weakness when the real world of deadly pathogens intervenes and requires the hard power of lifesaving medicines, protective masks and ventilators.
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Hentoff's essay is a good place to start, too, because if Dylan's Nobel marked the brief ascendancy of the rock lyric to the top of chilly Everest (it's impossible to imagine a second rock Nobelist), "Shake It Up" attempts, and almost succeeds, in nudging rock criticism into American literature's pantheon.
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Those measures helped the N.B.A. regain stability as a business, enough for it to capitalize on the revival of the Boston Celtics-Los Angeles Lakers rivalry throughout the 22018s — fueled by Bird and Johnson — as well as Jordan's spectacular ascendancy to six championships with the Chicago Bulls in the 22011s.
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This approach has never genuinely guided American foreign policy in a thoroughgoing way — George W. Bush certainly didn't go for regime change in Saudi Arabia, for example — but it was certainly influential in the early 21st century and appeared to be on the ascendancy among Republican Party foreign policy specialists.
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The prevalence and influence of the Orange Order — a Protestant fraternity charged with resisting "by all lawful means the ascendancy of the [Catholic] Church of Rome" — at the upper echelons of political society only intensified these tensions; nearly every major Protestant political figure of the early and mid-20th century was a member.
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Those included reconfigure trade relations, especially with China; tackling North Korea's aggressive nuclear posture; laying the foundations for a comprehensive Asia policy; reinforcing political-military alliances, particularly with Japan, South Korea and the Philippines; and dealing with China's economic and military ascendancy; Trump had a cordial meeting with President Xi Jinping in Beijing.
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The letter to Mr. Rouhani revealed a division in the reformist movement in Iran between members of an older generation like Mr. Karroubi, who want to aggressively challenge the system, and mainstream moderates now in ascendancy, who want to focus on reviving the sluggish economy and to avoid a confrontation with Ayatollah Khamenei.
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The CNP seems no more the "nerve center" of the conservative ascendancy than the American Conservative Union, Americans for Prosperity, FreedomWorks, the Family Research Council, the National Rifle Association, or any of the alphabet soup of political entities to which pretty much all of the CNP's members also belong or have ties.
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" But, he noted, the ascendancy of the Republican Party came to a halt roughly two decades ago in the state and, "Now here we are: 27 percent foreign born, we brought in 112,000 refugees in the last 63 years, we're a majority minority state, thriving economically, but still struggling with these disparities.
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Though it had its Buchananites, it contained enough conservatives of the old school—small-government, pro-business types, often religious and socially staid, attached to many of the institutions of American life, flag and family above all, and confident of their ability to govern—to keep vulgar, reactionary and isolationist chauvinism from the ascendancy.
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Whereas tessellated floors are customarily made of similarly sized square tiles fitted together, Cosmatesque floors feature different-sized triangular pieces set against larger geometric shapes that are often made of white marble — further evidence that the ascendancy of open and closed grids seesaws throughout history, with artists and architects never arriving at a perfect resolution.
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"To the critics against the fight: your efforts will be better spent if you use the influence, moral authority and ascendancy of your organizations over of your respective sectors to educate your people on the evil of illegal drugs instead of condemning the authorities unjustly, blaming them for every killing in this country," he said.
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Donald J. Trump's ascendancy to the White House has emboldened them, not least because Steven Mnuchin, a former Goldman Sachs partner who is a leading candidate to become Treasury secretary, was a co-investor with Mr. Paulson in the mortgage lender IndyMac, recapitalizing it after its 2008 collapse and selling it last year to CIT.
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That moment is now here: Over the weekend, the concern about Mr. Bloomberg's ascendancy was evident as rival Democrats campaigning in Nevada unleashed a barrage of attacks on the former mayor, including familiar laments that he was trying to buy an election and new criticism aided by resurfaced videos that invoked his past controversies.
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The post-9/11 ascendancy of neoconservative hawks over so-called realists in the Bush administration, paired with the growing influence of Christian Zionists in GOP politics, plus a burgeoning (albeit quiet) anti-Iranian alliance between Israel and the oil-rich Gulf monarchies created an incredibly strong alignment between the Republican Party and the ascendant Israeli right.
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Then, in early September, in a first-person essay for a website called The Players' Tribune, Thomas filled in the gaps: How he wanted to hang up on the Celtics general manager, Danny Ainge; how he broke the news to his two young sons; how, after some time, he forced himself to accept that his Boston ascendancy was done.
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READ MORE: Why Countries and Companies Are Battling for Ascendancy in 5G (March 6, 2018) Broadcom's Other Regulatory Hurdle: How It Treats Customers (March 7, 2018) A presidential action against foreign investment in an American company is rare and has only taken place four times in the past 30 years, according to the law firm Ropes & Gray.
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Its passage demonstrated the ascendancy of ultranationalists in Israel's government, who have been emboldened by the gains of similarly nationalist and populist movements in Europe and elsewhere, as Mr. Netanyahu has increasingly embraced illiberal democracies like that of Hungary — whose far-right prime minister, Viktor Orban, arrived in Jerusalem for a friendly visit only hours before the vote.
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The South Korean Go champion Lee Se-dol has retired from professional play, telling Yonhap news agency that his decision was motivated by the ascendancy of AI. "With the debut of AI in Go games, I've realized that I'm not at the top even if I become the number one through frantic efforts," Lee told Yonhap.
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With the inauguration of our 45th president we face an ascendancy of the right in all branches of government; attempts have already been made in the first weeks of this administration to roll back civil rights gains made by the LGBT community, though thus far the President, a New Yorker after all, has refused to support them.
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As Anna North and Sarah E. Gaither have already written, for a number of women of color in particular, Markle's ascendancy to the royal family is a public, joyful affirmation of the beauty and desirability of black womanhood (although, it's important to remember, Markle is not the "first black princess" — several African countries have their own royal families, with princesses aplenty).
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" Which makes this, from The Washington Post's Robert Costa on Monday, sort of, well, ironic: "A high-profile critic of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi signaled on Monday that he is seeking to hold negotiations with her about changes to her leadership team, a development that makes her ascendancy to the speakership likelier as her opponents continue to struggle to recruit a challenger.
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As future President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE tries to manage his fake reality shows in Washington and New York, the alt-right extremists propelling his ascendancy will take over the ship of state and run it onto the shoals.
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Williams also suffers from chronic status anxiety, despairing over the slow start to his film career (which doesn't achieve box-office liftoff until "Good Morning, Vietnam" in 1987), and, even after he has become a bona fide movie star, fretting that his place in the comedy firmament is being usurped by some upstart — say, Jim Carrey during his "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" ascendancy.
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WASHINGTON — The people who filled the pews of St. John's Episcopal Church for a private service on the morning of the inauguration were a testament to the ascendancy of the religious right in Donald J. Trump's Washington: James Dobson, the founder of Focus on the Family; Tony Perkins, the president of the Family Research Council; James Robison, the Christian television preacher.
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After accepting a humiliating treaty imposed by the Germans, Russia was soon embroiled in a civil war more bloody and brutal than even World War I. By its end, the Bolshevik government, launched as a workers' democracy, was effectively a dictatorship, enabling the ascendancy of a previously obscure Bolshevik, Joseph Stalin, who would become one of the great tyrants of history.
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If it is a smallish number of the rich, and a large number of the very poor, who have done best out of that ascendancy, rather than liberals per se, liberals have still done pretty well; it is not too wide of the mark to caricature their views on migration as more influenced by the ease of employing a cleaner than by a fear of losing out.
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The gimmicky red reset button that then-Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE presented to Russia's foreign minister did indeed reset global world order — in the direction of Russian ascendancy and American decline.
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It is becoming increasingly obvious that a Kuhnian-style paradigm shift in trade policy occurred in November 85033 with the ascendancy of Donald 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.
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By meticulously tracing a path from the fateful deals white abolitionists cut with the Confederacy during Reconstruction right up to the contemporary efforts to roll back voter protections as a response to Obama's ascendancy, Anderson paints a dire picture of a country that not only combats equal citizenship for black people, but prioritizes that combat over governmental responsibilities including national security, liberty and democracy.
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The dexterous Mr. Habjan, with his varied arsenal of puppets and wide-ranging repertoire of voices, including the conductor's nasal Austrian whine, takes us through many such moments, including Böhm's ascendancy to the music directorship of the Semperoper in Dresden, Germany, in 1934, after a conductor opposed to the regime was forced into exile, and Böhm's enthusiastic support for the German annexation of Austria.
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Op-Ed Contributor Pittsburgh — Of all the questions that the ascendancy of Donald Trump has raised — on the value of political experience in governing, on the fitness of business executives as government executives or the profile of the Republicans as defenders of the rich and the Democrats as the sentinels of the poor — none is as perplexing as perhaps the central question of the age: Does the truth still matter?
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Originally home to the Chumash and Tongva people, Los Angeles was a territory of New Spain, then Mexico, and since 1848, part of the US. It has grown from a small pueblo to the nation's second largest city, transformed by a late 19th-century oil boom, the ascendancy of Hollywood, and subsequent waves of migration — alongside political and social upheaval, the fragmentation of the city's physical space, and the constant threat of natural disasters.
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As I read this article, I was struck, once again, how women, because of the ascendancy of men telling the tales that defined us in earlier centuries and echo throughout time, are forced into a narrative not of their own making and then — and this is the real kicker — feel that they must respond to that narrative as opposed to their own feelings, both positive and negative, about their lives and roles in society.
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The key for Sweetgreen's ascendancy is whether or not the brand can continue to scale while staying true to the local, farm-to-table ethos at the root of its success, Fromm tells CNBC Make It. "If they can, then I think they're going to be very successful at creating an iconic brand that consumers love, because they'll be able to get the flavor they want, the menu changes seasonally, the value prop is strong," Fromm says.
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Many Republicans are bemoaning the populist ascendancy of front-runner 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 as if it were the end to the republic itself; that we are somehow entering a new age which is the equivalent of the runaway mobs with their guillotines during the French Revolution.
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