Already, though, Genk's attentions are focused on more valuable properties.
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A star professor's attentions seem to indicate she has succeeded.
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The attentions soon turn sexual, and the student grows uncomfortable.
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Alice in Wonderland has been lucky to escape her attentions.
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The same story caught readers' attentions for other reasons, too.
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At this point, you should probably direct your attentions elsewhere.
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Nor have We been wanting in attentions to our British brethren.
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Some apparently suitable plants, though, seem exempt from R. solanacearum's attentions.
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Ofo's success has even attracted the attentions of Apple's Tim Cook.
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One protected its host from the attentions of pesky insect larvae.
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There is no escaping the inappropriate attentions and intentions of men.
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You can find out more about their individual efforts and attentions below.
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He flirted with politics, before turning all of his attentions to business.
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How does resentment channel our attentions and efforts, and to what ends?
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And this left her very vulnerable to the attentions of a suitor.
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"That really turned people's attentions to quilts as art," Mr. Kiracofe said.
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Capitalism is also beginning to commodify our emotions, our attentions, and our affections.
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Even now, at 46, she appreciates her father's attentions as an artistic collaborator.
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Daimler's investment comes after other automakers have shifted their attentions to electric vehicles.
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This rough ride is causing CRRC to turn its attentions back to China.
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Her father apparently knew, and was alarmed by, Cummins' attentions to his daughter.
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Pinterest hopes to keep users' attentions at all points of their buying experience.
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Did they make that post just to attract the attentions of Procter & Gamble?
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Thousands more recipes to cook this week await your attentions on NYT Cooking.
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The staff limits its attentions to the needs and wants of its customers.
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What woman has not tried to remain invisible from an unwelcome pursuer's attentions?
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There are thousands and thousands of recipes awaiting your attentions on NYT Cooking.
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White was a powerful figure in society, and Nesbit was flattered by his attentions.
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Lighting up an attacker can make it more vulnerable to the attentions of others.
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What really captured people's attentions, though, was the frying pan Daley was using. Outstanding.
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Tomorrow, Brexit day over, the Tory conference will turn its attentions to social reform.
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Iran tuned its cyber attentions elsewhere, largely to its neighbor and rival, Saudi Arabia.
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Which, frankly, can't have failed to grab teenage attentions in any branch of Tandy.
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Mele points to Trump, who has repeatedly used negative stories to hijack national attentions.
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The constant project of our girl selves seeming to require odd and precise attentions.
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Our ever-diminishing attentions spans are helpless against it; so, too, apparently are cats.
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Clinton, famously an advocate for women's rights, belittled the "victims" of her husband's attentions?
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Only once that was done did Tuchel turn his attentions to his own players.
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She gets an agent, an advance and possibly a man worthy of her attentions.
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Another time, the charge was "forcing his attentions" on a 15-year-old girl.
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Rarities like grapes, celery, ginger and an array of spices competed for shoppers' attentions.
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Alas, for all he claims to love her, his attentions keep drifting elsewhere. mother!
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Although he frequently complains about Hollywood liberals, he craves the attentions of the famous.
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Now, Ms. Redstone's attentions appear to be turned to the reunification of Viacom and CBS.
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Jiřina responds differently to the camera's attentions, but is no less complicit with its agenda.
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Bearded Garratt from Buckinghamshire nearly went into teaching, but thankfully diverted his attentions early on.
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Drawing on his hotel experience, he lavished the attentions of a concierge on his customers.
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At this time I will be devoting my attentions to doing this and helping others.
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Salah's newfound profile means he has to deal with the closer attentions of opposing defenders.
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Our collective attentions are fixed comfortably in Taurus this week, giving us a sense of practicality.
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But there are many reasons to believe politicians would do better by focusing their attentions elsewhere.
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Ms Chan therefore concentrated her attentions on part of the male genital tract called the epididymis.
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Second, democracy in South-East Asia needs the kind of boost Mr Obama's attentions will provide.
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If President Trump wants to "drain the swamp," he needs to hone his attentions more precisely.
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She greets his attentions with a Mona Lisa smile; mostly she seems happy for the company.
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Their castoff scraps can be worth money, not to mention the obsessive attentions of future scholars.
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Still, there was something in Stolarsky's attentions that made Bruno willing to carry on teasing him.
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The EU regulators behind a $5 billion fine against Google are turning their attentions to Amazon.
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It's that time of year, when we turn our attentions to Things about blood, guts and gore.
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"They were at a low proficiency and I knew I had to capture their attentions," she said.
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Almost five months of post-election coalition wrangling have turned the attentions of Germany's political class inwards.
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The Spaniard now turns his attentions to the Le Mans 24 Hours race with Toyota next weekend.
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Jean's family seems to collapse around her, while the attentions of an elderly neighbor grow increasingly disturbing.
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I had become the subject of inappropriate attentions from a senior male staff member, who was married.
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Next, activists' attentions will turn to the Democrats who might end up voting to confirm Mr. Kavanaugh.
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"I do so appreciate your attentions, Griselda," she says to her imaginary maid, but increasingly to herself.
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And China is able to keep Indian attentions divided by keeping a close military relationship with Pakistan.
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Their efforts often brought only censure and arrest, the attentions of the missionary or the social reformer.
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Of the DJ crews vying for teenaged Angelenos's attentions, none was more popular than Clayton's Uncle Jamm's Army.
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Crowded out by his continuing anger at the careless greed of death, her attentions were hardly noticed. Mrs.
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This one features a squeaky center that stimulates natural instincts and can grab dogs' attentions quickly and easily.
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For three millennia, the attentions of the Middle East have swayed from East to West and back again.
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Desperately trying to arrest Grey's broody attentions, she acts out and, meanwhile, bonds with leading lady Anastasia Steele.
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Ms. Mann, who came from a religious family, at first considered Mr. Weinstein's attentions a "blessing" from God.
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Darlene, who quiets Dom's worries with a kiss, hoots and hollers, unafraid of the attentions she is attracting.
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But once she arrives, her attentions are diverted away from the serpent and toward Will, Colchester's beleaguered rector.
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The teens of TikTok have taken on wealth inequality, climate change and the mercurial attentions of a slacktivist public.
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Dyson has a history of reinventing household appliances, and last year it turned its attentions to the beauty industry.
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If you start pulling kids out of the schools you're still not giving the schools the attentions they need.
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But Chapin also expands her attentions to include gender expression, inspired by the recent transition of her cousin, Qwill.
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In 2012 he sold the company, and numerous others he'd purchased, turning his attentions to real estate and entertainment.
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Frankly, I get it: When we were young, we could occupy our female friends' attentions almost completely, without mitigation.
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Miss Alcott might have married advantageously; she had more than one offer and more attentions than she cared for.
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Did it frustrate him that critics often focused their attentions on artists whose fans actively dislike most contemporary country?
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Fortunately, every region seems to have an ambassador owl or two — an individual that seems indifferent to human attentions.
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Here, Seberg makes love only to the camera, though she often seems averse to or exasperated by its attentions.
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But the company, one of the giants of the sharing economy, is dedicating attentions to another sort: business travelers.
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Wine glasses were refilled, vape pens emerged and Zander dedicated his attentions to lighting up the tableside fire pit.
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With so many streaming services, many analysts believe there's a limit to what consumers' budgets — and attentions — can handle.
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Still wanting Noah's company, despite the attentions of Mike, Juliette went to Noah's apartment unannounced at 1:30 a.m.
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Given the circumstances, I was grateful for his attentions, even if it didn't work out exactly as I'd hoped.
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How often have we heard about the stealth of street photographers, their agility, the speed of their varied attentions?
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J. was not the only former Robbins employee who claimed she was unfairly dismissed after his sexual attentions turned sour.
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It felt like it had been weeks, even months since last she checked it, her attentions spangling toward every horizon.
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The self-deluded may be put off by their newfound understanding of how strongly women feel about unwanted sexual attentions.
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At this point he will replace the outgoing President Francois Hollande and attentions will turn to the upcoming parliamentary elections.
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The update is also a feature that Snapchat, the app that primarily competes with Instagram for millennials' attentions, doesn't have.
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He switched his attentions to the United States, investigating an offer to buy an expansion franchise in Major League Soccer.
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The mayor, who has two and a half years left in his second term, has recently focused his attentions elsewhere.
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The mural is still there, covering an entire wall, three stories high, unscathed by the unwanted attentions of Lazio supporters.
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Mr. Trump has focused his attentions on private-sector unions and workers, like miners in Kentucky and steelworkers in Pennsylvania.
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To have to cautiously pick around the environment, avoiding the attentions of the terrorists, would have been a riveting experience.
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A parrot separated from its flock will flock fully and fiercely to the attentions and affections of its new human keeper.
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A fainting couch is the center of his attentions, with a peculiar detail — a pillowy intestine that puddles on the floor.
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Now that Syrian government forces have recaptured Aleppo in a crushing offensive, they are likely to turn their attentions to Idlib.
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Certainly it does not feel like a threat to Elena, who soaks up the attentions of the Sarratores with incredulous delight.
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It stars the vivacious actresses Lilyan Tashman and Patsy Ruth Miller, as pleasure-seekers whose attentions stray to each other's husband.
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As Brexit talks resume on Monday, markets are also expected to focus their attentions on other political developments in the region.
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The makeshift field has given new life to the area and transformed the town's attentions to a different form of entertainment.
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TV Guide adds that Urman's attentions may be turning to another of her pet projects: a reboot of the WB classic Charmed.
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The prince (and his popcorn) recently captured the attentions of young girl who sat next to him during Wednesday's Sitting Volleyball Finals.
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But the steady attentions of counselors, who represented his first exposure to "authority figures invested in my success," he says, bear fruit.
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I'd like to see sports car makers turn their attentions from the constant adding of power to the constant deletion of weight.
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It's to behold a particular kind of romantic coupling — one where vastly overqualified women compete for the attentions of a mediocre dude.
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The case had been one of several attempts to draw courts' attentions to the President for allegedly not fulfilling his constitutional duties.
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"What is really clear is these little things really love meat," he quipped as the animals devoted their attentions to the steak.
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Thousands and thousands more recipes to cook right now are lined up in neat rows on NYT Cooking, waiting on your attentions.
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We wanted to understand, what was it about this story that had captivated people's attentions — what made them engage with it so passionately?
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Once it became clear that she was safe for the time being, the congregation's attentions turned to her legal case and advocacy efforts.
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"Such allegations against Iran are aimed at diverting attentions from regional countries that were involved in the 9/11 attacks," that official said.
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According to Worth, museum staff attempted to divert the attentions of the VIP guests, which included representatives from BP and the Egyptian government.
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The Sparrow, echoing Victorian matrons of times past, would like to know why Margaery has been avoiding the attentions of her teenage husband.
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Attentions have gone: Modern Warfare is playable in a massive tent outside, so why are we still listening to this stuff about spaceships?
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It didn't take hold, which was a problem for Dane, who by this point had moved his romantic attentions to Sersi's teammate, Crystal.
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This was especially true of the priest, whose attentions had gone quickly from charming to comic and then, as they persisted, become disquieting.
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Do such tactile attentions of another imply individuation, or are interactions producing sensations of touch to be understood as two moving as one?
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One's attentions drifts between shapes that echo and those that differ from one another, gently guided and redirected by the snake-like bands.
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Lured by the plump fruit, her attentions are distracted from the rabbit that lies in front of her, a noose around its neck.
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Anne can't stand Gilbert until the final pages of the first novel, her attentions turned less to love than her friendship with Diana.
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She switches nimbly between the flirty Isabelle, cozying up to Cliton, and her stern, dour sister, Sabine, swatting away his attentions with horror.
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"As long as people place value and are willing to pay for personalization" and other attentions, there will be a demand, she said.
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"What if visitors could see, handle, manipulate, and share digital doppelgängers of real objects, or share the attentions of a docent avatar?" she posits.
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Alien hunters have, in recent years, been shifting their attentions to the icy moons of Jupiter and Saturn, which sport oceans beneath their surfaces.
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So for weeks the entire Lib Dem machine could focus its attentions on Witney, where lucky voters received five visits from Mr Farron alone.
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Here is a detailed at look at where Trump, Clinton and their most dedicated allies will be directing their attentions over the coming days.
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The opening level sees Fox and company defend the planet Corneria from the attentions of old enemy Andross and the diabolical space ape's forces.
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Most fans and athletes will probably be diligent about slathering on repellent, and may even compromise their sartorial elegance to avoid the mosquitoes' attentions.
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When she resisted the advances of Warren Beatty and Jack Nicholson, it was partly because she recognized her own techniques in their vulpine attentions.
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But fun matters, too, and your father could be willing to accept her attentions while knowing that her affections are tinctured by venal motives.
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Libyans are wary of Haftar's attentions as they see the 75-year-old transferring power to his sons, as Gaddafi was planning to do.
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Instead, we focused our attentions on the Softbank situation, Uber's board, and how much new capital the firm may raise in the coming weeks.
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Solis oversaw the Labor Department during Obama's first term in office, as the president's attentions were focused on recovery from the global financial crisis.
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While Khashoggi's death has rightfully fixated our attentions, it has done so most notably because it raises questions about Washington's close alliance with Riyadh.
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The White House could drum up support by focusing attentions on a "common enemy," but that could anger businesses suffering from tariffs, Varathan said.
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The creature who arrived to do the job turned out to be a gorilla, and in the course of receiving his attentions she died.
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A Huckabee attack ad now contains the recording, which has, according to CNN, prompted some voters to turn their attentions from Cruz to his competitors.
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Gabriel Bateman gives a solid "little kid in a horror movie" performance as Martin, Becca's younger brother, who has attracted Diana's attentions in recent months.
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But if you're cynical, this line of research shows how policymakers can draw voters' attentions toward or away from something to accomplish a desired result.
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There's a feeling that we are being manipulated by very powerful companies to listen to certain music and have our attentions exposed to certain things.
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"Attentions would be shifted to positive things like art and culture, and all of the terrible things in the world would be ignored," says Bienkowski.
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English soccer's attentions were focused elsewhere that day: on Arsène Wenger's final match in charge of Arsenal, on Swansea City's doomed attempt to avoid relegation.
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Bucolic flashbacks to lakeside picnics, where ripe young women vie for Elser's floppy-haired attentions and accordion serenades, reveal little about his beliefs or ambitions.
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The artist and filmmaker, freshly transplanted from Binghamton, New York, plunged into the downtown Manhattan scene, but constantly found his attentions drawn uptown, in the Bronx.
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In Jamaica Estates, Queens, David Xu is building an extra enclosure to protect his four new chicks from the violent attentions of a year-old hen.
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After his party was voted out in 2012, Saakashvili shifted his attentions to Ukraine, the site of the next high-profile struggle over Russia's near abroad.
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Russian-backed Facebook pages promoted anti-immigrant rallies, targeted the Black Lives Matter movement and focused attentions on critical election swing states like Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Her father assaults her in the bathroom at her house, and it's there that she cuts her hair to try to ward off his sexual attentions.
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For his hotly-anticipated follow-up, the Kaduna-born, Berlin-based satirist and "recovering lawyer" has focused his attentions on the enduring cult of the hustle.
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Once I had my provisions — well worth the trip — I turned my attentions to Burrabaazar, the neighborhood where the Beth El and Magen David Synagogues are.
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"I thought Taylor would be pleased to have the attentions of a serious journalist," Ms. Maddox wrote in a 1999 essay in The New York Times.
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I guess I just see this as a poor taste move to attract players back to a game, or to pique attentions for a first time.
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I love discovering new voices, but there's much to be said for following poets over the course of their careers, watching their styles evolve, their attentions shift.
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I love discovering new voices, but there's much to be said for following poets over the course of their careers, watching their styles evolve, their attentions shift.
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The merged company would account for about a third of the Japanese market, which according to Moue is where it would focus it attentions, initially at least.
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Attentions are turned to the subject since Wells Fargo become the focus of intense criticism and multiple investigations as a result of a phony bank accounts scandal.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, emerging victorious after his country announced election results on Thursday, may begin his next term with renewed attentions toward national security issues.
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Hit films like "Darr" and "Raanjhana" have suggested to young men that the done thing is to chase and stalk women till they succumb to their attentions.
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It's almost certainly the final addition to this family of handheld devices, as attentions firmly switch to you know what, but it's a more than welcome one.
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And while the couple million tourists who took the week to go abroad mostly visited longtime Asia favorites, there're indications that new countries are catching their attentions.
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"It comes down to when we need the UK and its leadership, whether in the Security Council or NATO, its attentions will be focused domestically," she said.
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A fan of London club Millwall, whose fans have a reputation for violence, Ouseley saw the need first-hand to turn his attentions to soccer in 1993.
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She concocts a plan to divert his attentions onto her more glamorous friend Olga, who will be able to shake him off without risk to her career.
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One mainstay of the trilogy, and of Cromwell's attentions, is Eustache Chapuys, the emperor's ambassador to London who was Katherine's great champion during the first marriage crisis.
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The two aren't mentioned side-by-side, but it's clear she is aware of vulnerabilities and temptations — and that the attentions of other men can be attractive.
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They meet when he is dating Sam's friend Macy, but he soon switches his attentions, promising Max he will take her to the running of the bulls.
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With everybody's eyes on Trump's campaign in the Republican primary, our attentions are distracted by the quieter, but no less polarizing process of radicalization taking place among Democrats.
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Prior to its release, more game modes, maps, and character classes will be revealed, which should help diversify the offering and attract the attentions of a bigger audience.
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Talk of the Briton turning his attentions to any rival series had appeared highly unlikely from the outset given his age and undertakings given to the new owners.
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When I back away from a poem I back away at that exceptional moment it begins to come together under my attentions and other slants of propitious light.
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It was the perfect way for him to begin his final championship as a track runner before he turns his attentions to the roads as a marathon man.
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As his mind began to gauge his body's new attentions, he became attuned to boys' physicalities, the ways they emoted and moved—especially onscreen, where watching was acceptable.
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Elon Musk tweeted last week that Tesla would shift its attentions to help with the aid and recovery efforts in Puerto Rico following the devastation of Hurricane Maria.
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It takes her a comically long time to detect the creepiness in his attentions, given the twitchy, eyeball-rattling derangement that Quaid brings even to Charlie's quieter moments.
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But with the passage of time, less direct photographic responses to 3/11 began to emerge, and many of Japan's most respected photographers turned their attentions to Tohoku.
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He came to Western attentions at the 1958 World Cup, the first to be televised; his dark-blue outfit earning him the (technically incorrect) nickname the Black Spider.
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The episode carries that splintered vantage into the final scenes, which divide attentions among multiple fronts through crosscutting that fails to produce the emotional response it's looking for.
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Since Haley became South Carolina governor in 2011, she has focused her attentions on the state's economy, which saw the addition of more than 503,000 jobs during her tenure.
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One of the speakers at Wednesday's rally in Sacramento, Mariza Ruelas, is one such home cook whose small business attracted the harsh attentions of California police and health inspectors.
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Megan Fairchild, making a role debut in green, has the air of a self-sufficient party girl, enjoying the attentions of men but untroubled when they leave her alone.
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But as it turns out, according to the poll, all Clinton had to do to get young voters' attentions was outperform a bumbling Donald Trump with calm, coherent answers.
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But, try as I did to avoid them, the affections and gifts and little notes continued from the older staff member — attentions that had begun during the interview process.
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They champed at the studio bit and become immortals, all the while enduring the brutalities of business, the capriciousness of the fans and the mercenary attentions of the press.
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By the end of the following decade, Picasso had shifted his attentions to another woman, but that same ferocity would return in the form of blistering depictions of Olga.
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Olson's poetics, then, represents an epistemological claim — a methodology through which one's specific attentions and movements through the world (geographic space) function as a contingent aspect of historical investigation.
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Filmmaker Cao Fei turns her attentions to the compartmentalized, monotonous labor of Osram light-bulb factory workers by depicting them acting out their fantasies in the video, "Whose Utopia"?
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The response of a show like "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" has been to be rebrand and refocus: in its third season the show turned its attentions to mental illness and treatment.
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But now they're turning their attentions to Voice AI. We caught up with Gary to talk about the massive opportunities and challenges that a future of talking to machines presents.
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NATO and EU expansion to Eastern Europe since the 2628s seemed to reinforce optimism, while 28503/22019 and the subsequent global war on terror focused attentions on the Middle East.
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She was only 18 and very shy, but the attentions of a 25-year-old soldier must have been too intriguing for her to completely ignore, because she liked me.
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MAJOR MISTAKES UNDER TWO PRESIDENTS George W. Bush launched a war with Iraq, shifting all attentions from Tehran to Baghdad, and opening the doors of Mesopotamia to Iran's lethal meddling.
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But CBB noted regulators have largely focused their attentions so far on the financial sector and shadow banking rather than reining in corporate debt, which would risk curbing economic growth.
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In the second half, Ms. Mirza's attentions shift, maybe unwisely, to a number of subplots, like a plan to publish Layla's research and a conflict with Imran's sleazy white agent.
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While Joseph Stalin seizes Ukrainian land and grain, and Yuri entangles himself in the anti-Bolshevik resistance, Natalka fends off the creepy attentions of the village's Soviet overlord (Tamer Hassan).
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" The American Manufacturing Council has been the focus of politic attentions since Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier resigned earlier Monday, citing his "responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts has surpassed or tied with him in some state and national polls, and many of the other candidates on stage shifted their combative attentions to her.
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Since Mother's Day is on the horizon we're shifting our self-care attentions away from ourselves and towards the #1 caregivers in our lives with a self(less)-care gift guide.
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To act in service to politics (the president being, after all, his ultimate boss), he could have passed on the president's instruction and urged the investigators to turn their attentions elsewhere.
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That explains the state of media companies today — even a high flying, well-run company like CBS sees the headwinds coming as the internet continues to eat away at viewers' attentions.
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I look forward to Senator Harris's continuing attentions — her parting shot was telling Zuckerberg and everyone else how subpar their answers to her 50 (!) written questions from a previous hearing were.
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The symbolic image of this fearless young female first grabbed people's attentions back on International Women's Day 2017, when the original statue was unveiled in New York's financial district that March.
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AS THE dust settles on Sadiq Khan's victory in London's mayoral election, attentions are turning to Zac Goldsmith's campaign and his aggressive focus on his rival's past encounters with Muslim hardliners.
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"By halving the number of bills required to be adopted annually, Congress could create space for itself to devote more time and attentions to oversight and other national priorities," he wrote.
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I had no desire to add fragility or humorlessness to this list, two qualities routinely ascribed to women (yet far more bountiful in the wattled older men whose attentions I declined).
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In the summer of 1972, I was one of them, experimenting with the mysterious food (like "beans on toast") and competing with the local skinheads for the attentions of Scandinavian girls.
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That explains the state of media companies today — even a high-flying, well-run company like CBS sees the headwinds coming as the internet continues to eat away at viewers' attentions.
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Van Gogh in particular seized on the idea, inferred from Japanese woodblocks, that art could exceed its representational functions even as it attended rigorously to the given objects of its attentions.
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Pascale Beaudin brought a powdery-soft soprano to the role of Marceline, the jailer's daughter who pines for the attentions of the apprentice Fidelio — never suspecting that he is a woman.
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Perhaps more worryingly, he could also turn his attentions abroad, where the president has a whole lot of power to act on his own, including in ways that get people killed.
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The Pune franchise fought off the attentions of Mumbai, Bangalore, Delhi and Hyderabad to get the 25-year-old, paying 145 million Indian rupees despite his limited availability for the Twenty203 competition.
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The Trumpian imprint is most visible in new rules of origin for cars, an industry that captured negotiators' attentions in part because of its contribution to America's bilateral trade deficit with Mexico.
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It now turns out that, even in a potentially unlimited digital marketplace, social networks, rankings, recommendation algorithms and the like focus people attentions on just a few items in the same way.
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Nightcap: Christie spikes the football on Rubio | Sign up But the overall wide margins aren't an indicator that the political world can turn its attentions away from the Granite State just yet.
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Billie's parents issued a statement thanking the FBI and the Virginia Beach and Norfolk police "for their attentions and investigations" and all of the people who passed along tips to law enforcement.
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The all-star cast includes Marlon Brando, Richard Burton, Ringo Starr and members of the Living Theater, with Ewa Aulin, a former Miss Teen International, suffering their attentions as a female Candide.
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Radio sets were still happening, but less frequently; fringe MCs gave up the hobby and got real jobs, or some DJs turned their attentions to house, where you could actually get bookings.
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"Downton Abbey" fans might remember her as Mabel Lane Fox, the drolly acerbic heiress who vied with Lady Mary for the attentions of the less-sexy-than-Matthew-Crawley aristocrat Lord Gillingham.
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And the wider implementers spread their attentions, the higher the risk that locals trained to perform procedures or manage drones will miss details or won't get enough support to sustain the system properly.
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" The hotel's statement added, "The authorities were immediately notified and the hotel took on the responsibility of providing all necessary attentions, as may be confirmed by the available document given to the authorities.
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Now, the coalition has its eyes set on Mosul, one of the last bastions of Islamic State-rule in Iraq and has to turn its attentions to Syria where ISIS still holds Raqqa.
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The storm is also coming four weeks before Election Day — as opposed to Sandy's dissipating four days before polls opened — so attentions may well have turned elsewhere by the time ballots are cast.
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Migration into Greece has dropped sharply since the new deal, and it is too soon to know if the Syrians, Iraqis and Afghans who favored that route will shift their attentions to Italy.
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Later in the same act, there is a long duet when Manon, having returned to him, tries to enjoy his attentions while retaining the expensive bracelet she has earned from her last protector.
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As the threat of militant neo-Nazi groups expands and gains the attentions of federal authorities, their online propaganda tactics are taking a page out of an unlikely playbook: well-known jihadist groups.
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" The Illinois Democrat pointed to Russian-linked Facebook pages that promoted "incendiary anti-immigrant rallies, targeted the Black Lives Matter movement and focused attentions on critical election swing states like Wisconsin and Michigan.
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" Going forward, the Chinese premier said, his country did not expect to make any major changes to its macroeconomic policy, but would instead be "giving more attentions to preemptive measures and fine tunings.
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Fashion collaborations come and go, but this New York Fashion Week, none caught editors' attentions quite like the one between the New York City Department of Sanitation and designer (and Kanye insider) Heron Preston.
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With the economic slowdown in mind, CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday took time to review the stocks that he says big fund investors are turning their attentions to for the rest of the year.
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Those names may not mean much today but back then—back when there were only three networks and no Internet or real cable television to compete for American attentions—they were enormous shining lights.
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But now that we're fully taking those for granted and using them far less than we promised we would, it's time for us to shift our attentions, once again, to what we don't have.
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The opponent is fully aware of the thrower's attentions the entire time, is actively resisting, is trying to put together combinations of his own or counter, and most importantly isn't working at quarter speed.
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In an interview, Keith Barney, a lecturer at the Crawford School of Public Policy at Australian National University, speaks about the country's history and its efforts to balance the attentions of its powerful neighbors.
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Attentions have also turned to Lebanon after the surprise resignation of Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri due to what he said was Iran's meddling in his country and his fears of an assignation plot.
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Flint said banks had fallen behind other industries in embracing new technology, with their attentions dominated by repairing balance sheets and meeting tougher regulatory requirements in the aftermath of the 2007-09 financial crisis.
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"A handsome young woman having a snug fortune," as Hamilton described her, Rachel soon attracted the attentions of a debauched fortune-hunting Dane named Johann Michael Lavien, at least a dozen years her senior.
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Then one day when Annie is in the music room singing "Tomorrow" for the 3,000th time and the butler has gone up to the roof to jump, Daddy barges in and demands her attentions.
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The pair live together in a non-central Paris neighborhood, going through quiet routines that get rocked slightly by the romantic attentions of a pair of neighbors, Gabrielle (Nicole Dogue) and Noé (Grégoire Colin).
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After a week of mostly ignoring Puerto Rico's crisis from Hurricane Maria, Donald Trump finally turned his attentions to the island, where he said some "big decisions" will have to be made about rebuilding.
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Investigators hunting for answers in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history will now focus their attentions on Paddock's girlfriend, Marilou Danley, after she returned to the U.S. from the Philippines late Tuesday.
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Alain is caught between repulsion and taking advantage of Mario's attentions, juggling this with finding work and his romance with Claire, a white woman whose family can barely tamp down their racism around him.
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Related: It's Too Dangerous to Openly Protest Against Chad's President, So People Are Using Whistles Two years later, the dictator turned his attentions toward the Zaghawa tribe for similar reasons, and again, civilians were targeted.
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Their scaly souvenir earns the attentions of bilingual commander Lin Maje (Jing Tian), and some wary respect; how have these foreigners managed to come so close to a creature that has never been captured alive?
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The Queen enters the House of Lords ahead of her speech (Image: AP)Every year, the Queen gives a speech about what the UK government will focus its attentions on over the coming twelve months.
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As Republicans at the federal level have had difficulties creating a replacement for the Affordable Care Act via legislation, GOP politicians at the state level have focused their attentions on making changes to the law.
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Since we've sought out the best buys from home goods to kitchen gadgets and food, there's a more specific subset of shoppable steals that we're turning our attentions to today: slow cookers and pressure cookers.
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After the abrupt dismissal of that suit in May, without any decision on Mr. Redstone's mental capacity, Ms. Redstone then turned her attentions to the battle for control of her father's $40 billion media empire.
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The pairing might try to secure the affections of the female, to prevent her from escaping their attentions, beat up on other males, or even defend the female against a potential attack from other males.
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By ignoring all of the small attentions that lubricate the work of democracy, he created a significant obstacle for the necessary work of securing Senate approval when he finally returned with the treaty in hand.
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Badgley's character's overt attentions may to be find love, but the whole "definitely starts murdering people to get what he wants, also what he wants is a human woman who deserves agency" thing is a lot.
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She sends him away and Harriet is heartbroken, but soon their attentions are occupied by something else: the arrival of Frank Churchill and, nearly simultaneously, Jane Fairfax (Amber Anderson), Miss Bates's very accomplished and serene niece.
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As more and more platforms start producing series of their, cable TV is forced to push the envelope, up the ante, and do everything they can to capture the attention of audiences with very divided attentions.
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Lubitsch (1892-1947) cast Pickford as the street performer Rosita, beloved by the people of Seville for her spry dancing and protest ballads — an act that attracts the unwelcome attentions of Spain's lascivious king (Holbrook Blinn).
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In the first, Eliot is actively attracted to Quentin but his attentions are brushed off as a joke; later they have a threesome with another female character after a batch of feelings magic overwhelms their desires.
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He has concluded that Sanchez's brother, Michael Sanchez, leaked the written messages to the Enquirer, while his attentions have turned to Saudi Arabia as to the reason why the publication was so sweet on the story.
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Frankly, it does not take much for a youngish man who has little actual support, perhaps no sexual experience, and a lot of high-stress work to respond favorably to the attentions of an interested love object.
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Placed in settings such as hallways and reception rooms, these ornamental works served to captivate the attentions of guests; many even functioned like the plug-in air fresheners of today, spilling forth scented rosewater from their spouts.
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CES may be loaded with head-turning gadgets riding a wave of post-holiday curiosity, but once the attentions of the electronics world have moved on, some of those heralded items tend to slip between the cracks.
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The sale — near the peak of the housing boom, just months before the crash — was impeccably timed, but it also reflected a shift in the attentions of what would soon be a three-generation real-estate dynasty.
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Amid the mysterious comings and goings, which include much kinetic rushing through the woods, the Portabella film emphasizes details like the crude bat puppets fluttering outside the window of a woman soon to receive Count Dracula's attentions.
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The student is likely to be charmed — just as an Episcopal priest is gratified by the "considerate" attentions of a bishop and the security guard is pleased when the "down to earth" museum trustee remembers her name.
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The sale — near the peak of the housing boom, just months before the crash — was impeccably timed, but it also reflected a shift in the attentions of what would soon be a three-generation real estate dynasty.
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The artistry and sustained off-line attentions of Knausgaard, Cusk, and Lerner; the intimate multivolume epics of Elena Ferrante and the curiously under-discussed Jane Smiley; more singular and lovely novels than I could ever list here.
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The Saudis have little confidence in Obama's commitment to their security and fear he's shifting U.S. attentions to its rival, Iran; Obama has described the Saudis as "so-called allies" and has complained their policies fuel anti-U.
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And so, five weeks after Dior opened its largest mainland China store in Beijing, it was left to the Chinese megastar Liu Yifei, perched by Erin O'Connor and Bianca Jagger, to politely court the attentions of the photographers.
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At trial, prosecutors presented evidence that Mr. Molineux had previously poisoned a rival for his fiancée's attentions in the same manner, with a mailed tin of poison masquerading as medicine, though he was never charged with the crime.
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The law will inevitably turn the world's attentions to the fact that even though Poland resisted and fought the Nazis and many Poles risked their lives to help Jews, there were, indeed, Poles who actively helped the Nazis.
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This protects them from the attentions of spider wasps—a group of insects that catch and paralyse spiders in order to lay their eggs on the arachnids' bodies, which thus act as a living larder for the wasps' larvae.
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"We have concluded that in order to have pervasive excellent management, we need CEOs who can give their full attention to the company's management, and we want Greg to shift his full attentions to investment responsibilities," the memo said.
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But, four sources familiar with Elliott's thinking said Europe offered a lot of scope, as fewer activist funds operated there than in the United States, and European companies have been subject to the attentions of activists for less time.
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He achieved all of this in the scant six years he lived in Beijing, during which he divided his attentions between his imaginative work and what he calls the "Real" — the brute facts of the world as it is.
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" When global attentions focused on China over the summer amid massive volatility in its markets, Apple CEO Tim Cook told CNBC that the company had "continued to experience strong growth for our business in China through July and August.
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In Japan, similar work has led to the development of flounders resistant to viral lymphocystis, trout immune to "cold-water" disease, a bacterial infection, and amberjack that evade the attentions of a group of parasitic worms called the monogenea.
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In past interviews, and in the RBMA interview as well, I heard Lucier note that today's young people attend his performances in large numbers—and that they even have greater attentions spans than the youth of 20 years ago.
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In his attentions to these details, the province of realist fiction as well as memoir, Matar gives the reader an intimate sense of what living under a dictatorship feels like, rather than an account of how the system works.
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The Weiner-Abedin marriage had apparently devolved, even before the latest revelation of fresh sexting, into a blunt child care arrangement, with Mr. Weiner's attentions to their 4-year-old son making her heavy travel schedule with Clinton possible.
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Don't panic, but we're only about a month or so away from this year's Comic-Con International in San Diego, where attentions will formally shift from the superhero movies of 2016 to what's to come in 2017 and beyond.
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But even if he believes that rising prices are a sign of rampant mania, "Boom" is oddly uninterested in the actual artistry of art, what — besides the attentions of gallerists goosing the market — separates the good from the dross.
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Her appearance is always filtered through Goethe's obsession, so that the experience of a 19-year-old woman, awkwardly trying to respond to the flattering but also insistent and uncomfortable attentions of a powerful man, isn't what comes across.
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By dropping every episode at once, Netflix is sacrificing weekly discussions around The Witcher for a short burst of popularity, after which it trickles off into the void as people's attentions are quickly grabbed by the next big thing.
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Red Bull, who have 20-year-old Dutch driver Max Verstappen on a long-term deal, this week announced they were switching from Renault to Honda from 2019 and are now turning their attentions to completing the driver line-up.
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BONUS QUESTIONS RBS is due to report its first quarter results on Friday where attentions will turn to the resilience of its small and medium-sized business borrowers in the face of Britain's lengthy exit process from the European Union.
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I would ideally hope it would be tracks I've made like "Mother Earth" or "Black Lives Matter" instead of this "Flat to Fact" thing that would be drawing people's attentions, but nonetheless you got to deal with people where they are.
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There he fell into a literary milieu that the critic Carl Van Doren called "the revolt from the village," made up of newcomers to the city who, like Anderson, trained their writerly attentions on the rural settings they had left behind.
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Steadman will be familiar to fans of "Downton Abbey" — she is the actress who played Mabel Lane Fox, the acerbic heiress who vied with Lady Mary for the attentions of Lord Gillingham — but she's even better at writing than acting.
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By 1795 Britain's dissolute Prince Regent (pictured) had, through his passions for horses, mistresses and diamond-buttoned breeches, acquired debts of £630,000 (roughly £74m or $94m today); the unwelcome attentions of Parliament; and an even less welcome engagement to a wealthy cousin.
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So I would be comfortable in saying, which I believe, dependent on the splash he made during the shooting would have enabled the first responders to be directing their attentions to other locations which would enable Mr. Paddock to just leave the hotel.
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He will likely sue for peace with Daenerys (who is, unbeknownst to both, his aunt) in an attempt to turn her attentions from the siege of King's Landing to the defense of the Wall, leaving the other Starks in charge of Winterfell.
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Another metaphorical monster, the titular It of It Follows is a deeply disturbing, unkillable, shape-shifting entity that you can only escape by passing to someone else through sexual contact — and hoping it doesn't kill them and return its attentions to you.
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We dusted off our telescopes and looked over the video games we expect to see in 225, compiling a list of the most titillating titles that we think will most capture our hearts and attentions in the next 22019 or so months.
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With the U.S. dollar failing to follow a defined trend in the wake of a decision by Federal Reserve policymakers to delay a much-anticipated interest rate increase, the fund's attentions have turned to China, where the potential for deterioration remains "significant," the letter said.
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"We have concluded that in order to have pervasive excellent management, we need CEOs who can give their full attention to the company's management, and we want Greg to shift his full attentions to investment responsibilities," the firm said in its note on the changes.
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Which means that teachers, lawmakers and school leaders will need plenty of the qualities that Tough promotes so persuasively: grit in the face of rising economic inequality, curiosity to look beyond settled educational dogma, persistence and self-control when budgets shrink and attentions wane.
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We know this because the OP, who in a later post revealed he is not a woman, nor an Ex-Muslim, nor particularly interested in the attentions of male Trump fans, showed up on /r/Islam a day later to clarify: It is fake lol.
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But with diplomats' attentions absorbed by the delicate talks between the two neighboring countries -- which were initially focused on North Korea's participation in the upcoming Pyeongchang Winter Olympics but have since broadened -- some analysts are skeptical that much will come out of the Vancouver meetings.
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I grew a lot because I was working in an array of different kinds of venues/styles with really different audiences—you have to hold people's attentions in different ways for each venue, and you have to access different parts of your performance self to do it.
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"The aim of this program is to simply provide guidelines for cooking techniques of Japanese cuisine since Japanese cuisine often involves handling of raw ingredients such as raw fish and needs special hygienic attentions and knowledge," The US Embassy of Japan told MUNCHIES by e-mail.
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Wimbledon was its name, released in August 1992 (after the actual tournament, then), and it was a good enough simulation of tennis to earn itself a sequel the next year—at a time when Sega's own attentions had long since moved on from the Master System.
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But pretty soon you'll be purchasing autoclippers to do the work for you while you turn your attentions to running an algorithmic hedge fund, then building a quantum computer, and then (much later) exploring the known Universe in search of new matter to turn into more and more paperclips.
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Lord and Miller are well-liked within the industry and have a style that has often led studios to compete for their attentions, but Kennedy — whose long history of credits include Back to the Future, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, and Jurassic Park — also has an immense, proven track record.
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The sheer visual power of the replica arch, at the very least, offers a prime opportunity to capture people's attentions: the Institute has created a very public space where it could launch meaningful discussions on cultural heritage, the people of Syria, or Palmyra's largely forgotten, post-classical history.
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But eventually, these joys are likely to pall in the sight of the opposition's ongoing victories, and partisans' attentions will turn to what might have been, if they'd been a little more focused on practical politics and a little less focused on instant, evanescent victories in the culture war.
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In a separate statement, Zurich Insurance announced that Staiblin had withdrawn her name from consideration to join its board on the grounds that her attentions were needed elsewhere, including to help keep Alpiq afloat as operating results in the current year are forecast by the company to deteriorate.
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There's always an ebb and flow when it comes to the popularity of the stars in front of the camera, but it's starting to look like a new generation of porn stars is beginning to take charge of the industry - or at least command the attentions of fans and trade publications.
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This approach, which is rooted in the earliest days of the Gamergate movement, has since successfully been used to target everyone from members of the media to actual gaming employees who've lost their jobs after Gamergaters brought their out-of-context tweets to their employers' attentions and demanded they be punished.
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An inventor who has never been a server or talked at length with one is blind to the invisible preparations and attentions that make a meal in a restaurant go smoothly, and thus apt to believe that a robot need only handle plates and credit cards to do a server's job.
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The #MeToo and #TimesUp movements have claimed the reputations of so many of their powerful counterparts, but the Presidents Club dinner could, "they may have believed," provide them with a sanctuary where they could carry on as they pleased, flattered by the attentions of young women in short, tight dresses.
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The second season of Twin Peaks opened with him bleeding on the ground, enduring the unhelpful attentions of "the world's oldest waiter," listening to a glowing giant who dispenses information without acknowledging that Cooper may not live to use it, and having a strained one-way conversation with his voice-activated tape recorder.
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Vashukevich, who is 27 according to a Thai police report, first got involved with Kirillov's group to get better at seducing men, and later decided to focus her attentions on oligarchs, said her friend Misha Skulbeda, a soft-spoken 21-year-old who loves studying English and says Kirillov's classes changed her life.
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In this case, as they report in the Proceedings of the Royal Society, the researchers suspected that a second evolutionary pressure would be at work—to avoid laying eggs that look like those of a different host species, so as to evade the attentions of parasite races that specialise on that species.
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First, with more time on their hands and limited restaurant options (New York City has banned restaurants from serving food to dine-in diners, for instance), we'd expect a jump in some of these stocks as consumers divert their attentions and wallets to online forms of entertainment and online delivery services like Amazon.
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She let her mind dwell on the large parlors, decked with old silk, with their delicate furniture, supporting precious bric-a-brac, and on the coquettish little rooms, perfumed, prepared for the 220 o'clock chat with the most intimate friends, men well known and sought after, whose attentions all women envied and desired.
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But he does think them, because he's living in a culture that teaches him to calculate women's human value through their erotic capital, to believe that his career success is interchangeable with his social success, and both are interchangeable with his ability to win the romantic attentions of a certain kind of woman.
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"In principle, an October Surprise would work by shifting voters' attentions and causing them to focus on some aspect that causes some voters to either change their vote or change their likelihood of voting," Joshua D. Clinton, a professor of political science at Vanderbilt University, wrote me in an email, succinctly summing up the stakes.
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In the 1970s, Ms. Goodmann worked with Erich Klinghammer, the founder of Wolf Park, to develop the 24/7 model for socializing wolf puppies, exposing them to humans and then also to other wolves, so they could relate to their own kind but accept the presence and attentions of humans, even intrusive ones like veterinarians.
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If, despite her talent, a woman can have her career put on hold or cut short just because she turned down the unwelcome attentions of a powerful man, well, that capriciousness cuts both ways — any vacuum left by that powerful man would quickly be filled in by any of the people already around and jostling for a chance.
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If you've watched even a few episodes of Game of Thrones, it's clear that the roads of Westeros are littered with the bodies of smallfolk who just wanted to go about their own business, but had the misfortune of attracting the attentions of more powerful people demanding to know their allegiances or pressing them to fight.
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Prudish media scorned the marriage because of the couple's vast age difference, but serious critics pointed out that pairing a high-value target with a young wife was an established practice of the C.C.P.; there is even a stock phrase for receiving such attentions from the state: coming under "the warm concern of the Party" (or the premier).
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The title character (played by Joan Crawford), an illustrator who lives in Greenwich Village, is juggling an affair with a married Park Avenue attorney (Dana Andrews) and the overheated attentions of a recently discharged Army officer (Henry Fonda) who is depressed, tormented by nightmares, struggling with civilian life, and overwhelmed by the changes that have occurred in his absence.
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Google's vice president of product management Clay Bavor is set to shift his focus from overseeing both Google Cardboard and Google apps (like Gmail and Docs) in order to double down on VR. A Google spokesperson confirmed the executive shift in a report from Re/Code, but details regarding exactly what Bavor will focus on with his additional VR attentions remain unknown.
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" Yet once they arrive in Africa a transformation begins—Stan is received as the dullard and Millie the incisive beauty who enjoys the attentions of all, not least Harry (Simba) Lewis, a suspiciously leonine man, whose voice "came to her hardly as part of the exterior world, but as though inspired within herself, like the beat of a second heart.
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But we also know that along with three successive wives (the last a famous French actress) he enjoys the attentions of a mistress, the clotheshorse Daphne Guinness; that he inherited a family fortune that allows him to live baronially when not wandering the hot spots of the world; and that he has spoken up in defense of Roman Polanski and Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
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But the company did point to some of the actions leading up to the accounts' removal: Facebook's move comes amid a wave of far-right violence over the past year that has included shootings in Pittsburgh; Christchurch, New Zealand; and Poway, CA. In the latter two cases, the alleged shooters announced their attentions on the hate forum 8chan and then used Facebook Live to broadcast their attacks.
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He had already enjoyed considerable success in auto and horse racing when he turned his attentions to soccer, hoping to merge Racing and another Paris club, Paris F.C., to create a rival for the still relatively young P.S.G. His initial plan was rejected; in the end, he had to make do with buying Paris F.C. and simply renaming it Racing, before the formal merger went through a year later.
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As attentions moved elsewhere, the N.R.A. turned against action, and Republican lawmakers decided the devices would be someone else's problem: the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, or A.T.F. "Right now everyone's in a holding pattern, because some people around here have hope that A.T.F. will bail us out," said Representative Carlos Curbelo, Republican of Florida, who has co-sponsored a bipartisan measure to ban bump stocks.
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If you think we are being nickel and dimed by big talk of small donations, Strand directs our attentions to JC Penny, which used round up donations to raise in excess of $3 million in a single year; eBay, which used fixed donation, POS-like programs to raise more than $60 million in that same year; and Bank of America, with a "Keep the Change" savings program totaling more than $3 billion since inception.
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