The popularity of popping videos on YouTube attests as much.
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As PiS's enduring popularity attests, Poland is full of them.
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Consumers care more, too, as a rash of examples attests.
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It remains a creative place, as its gastronomic boom attests.
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Yet, as the rally attests, patients, understandably, believe this illusion.
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A recent Bospar poll attests to this lack of awareness.
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Columbia University Press—attests to the renewed interest in her work.
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And as this video attests, it's pretty damned weird to watch.
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Raaka, as the factory exterior attests, does not roast its cacao.
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Canadians will celebrate their Thanksgiving (however quietly, as this article attests).
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Some of the period coverage of Lamarr's invention attests to this.
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These command massive audiences, as the flourishing of commercial radio attests.
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It attests its fertilizer segment growth to a seasonal acceleration in demand.
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Given how much apes love bananas, this attests to their deep revulsion.
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Her story is remarkable, as each extreme anecdote described in tidy prose attests.
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And as this new Hubble photo attests, the results can be quite dramatic.
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It was founded in Australia in 1998, as the Trestle's label proudly attests.
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Yet it would be wrong to conclude that this attests to their redundancy.
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This attests to SCBAM's strong franchise among institutional and high-net worth clients.
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The documentary powerfully attests to the wide-reaching effects of this inhumane system.
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And all of this rethinking has gone global, as the work here attests.
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As Buruma's ousting attests, the backlash against essays like Hockenberry's and Ghomeshi's was intense.
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"I did everything I could to save his life," Kerri attests in the clip.
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This kind of creative license attests to the way these posters transcend mainstream marketing.
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Pokemon GO is proving addictive for gamers in both hemispheres, as this tweet attests.
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But the flame still flickers, as Susan Orlean's 1998 book "The Orchid Thief" attests.
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Zoos are both cruel and, as this latest incident attests, dangerous to these animals.
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Michelle Fox, a bartender living in Georgia and mother of three, attests to this.
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This is a simple, laid back family; the mother's welcoming smile attests to that.
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The rush on Ms. Philo's creations attests to a loyalty her contemporaries seldom command.
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At 42, Ms. Premazzi's star is on the rise, as all of "Outspoken" attests.
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The company attests its light guidance to the US Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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Small bikes are in Honda's DNA, as the famous Super Cub, now reissued, attests.
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The case attests to Rosneft's appetite for deals, as well as to Mr Sechin's clout.
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The ideology of white supremacy ends lives, as the evidence of hundreds of years attests.
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In an argument with Gabe, he attests that he knows Sam better than she thinks.
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Mr Yameen has weathered plenty of adversity, as the long list of his opponents attests.
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These services, as the new study attests, can significantly reduce the negative impact of traffic.
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But this is much easier said than done, and our present moment attests to that.
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Officials receive poor guidance on how to rank threats, as the annual worldwide assessment attests.
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"More of less" attests to his faith in submitting to art as a spontaneous process.
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Finland's Noora Raty, named the best goalie at the 2018 Olympics, attests to Agosta's prowess.
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It attests to vitality under duress: "There are amazing examples of self-sufficiency," she said.
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The vitriol directed toward the BBC attests to its central role in the British media.
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The steady decline in concentrate treatment charges attests to an increasing scarcity of raw material.
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This attests to the way a contemporary artist can refocus the view of premodern traditions.
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Japanese work notoriously hard—to which the abundance of comatose passengers on the commuter trains attests.
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He attests that The Pogues "were there every step of the way" when constructing the whiskey.
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While their mere existence attests to the debate's evolution, several have been canceled under political pressure.
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As this particular mushroom attests, sometimes novel function can be imbued by the removal of genes.
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If so, it attests to the truth of Bolton's quip about the U.N. losing 10 floors.
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Mining remains a point of pride, as a "When Coal Was King" mural in Shamokin attests.
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Homicidal women have been around for a long time, as "Medea" attests, albeit in cautionary tales.
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As Krishnan attests, however, very few women come forward if the crime has been recorded on video.
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As Ms Oxford's Twitter timeline attests, many perfectly ordinary men feel a similar entitlement to women's bodies.
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An established, loyal readership is always willing to pay, as the rising number of digital subscribers attests.
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Mounting evidence attests that many employers do not give workers the rights to which they are entitled.
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"The Kremlin does a hell of a lot of polling," attests the veteran Russian journalist Peter Pomerantsev.
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The big decline in the West also attests to another factor affecting buyers, which is housing unaffordability.
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Fitting their deliriums into bright, shiny, commercially palatable vehicles can be difficult, as Tim Burton's career attests.
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Israeli security officials' willingness to consider ceding Area A operations to Palestinian forces attests to PSF performance.
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But it attests to his versatility, and to the fact that he was a great bass player.
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"I cannot say that I have ever seen a correlation to beautiful skin and exfoliation," she attests.
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A small pendant in the Ellises' collection attests to Gehrig's membership in the New Rochelle Elks Lodge.
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Hundreds of hate-driven incidents were reported after Donald Trump's victory, the Southern Poverty Law Center attests.
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The artist attests that this project was a true community effort that shows the true spirit of Atlanta.
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Strip out spending by foreign tourists and the gap is even larger, as the current-account surplus attests.
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As the song's enduring popularity attests, Tears For Fears certainly did not suffer from a lack of vision.
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She calls herself "the female Jay," attests to the addictiveness of her sexuality, and says she's a brand.
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Despite accusations of treason aimed at the group, its mere existence attests to the strength of Israeli democracy.
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However, they're at their best when they're just being themselves, as their new NPR Tiny Desk Concert attests.
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Its latest foray, which opens Friday, April 29, is at once wide yet focused, as its title attests.
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Gordon "Butch" Stewart is a white Jamaican whose rich local accent attests to his family's deep Caribbean roots.
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As Greece's recent dismal economic experience attests, a declining economy tends to seriously exacerbate an economy's debt problem.
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The torrent of money coming his way from small-dollar contributors also attests to the passion he inspires.
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Ultimately, Small's research attests to how difficult it is to disentangle taste and deliciousness from nutrition and metabolism.
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Amina Akhtar for example, a friend of mine and a producer at The Aspen Institute, attests to this.
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And, as this backstage photo attests, the beef between Krazy Horse and Silva is far from a dead issue.
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This Tumblr full of images of people scanning QR codes attests to just how popular they were in America.
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The recoil from Jewish identity was not unique to me, of course, as the term "self-hating Jew" attests.
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As the endless stream of reboots and remakes and sequels and revivals that currently dominates entertainment attests, nostalgia sells.
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Even during his short time in Montreal, Colon was delivering signature moments, like his awkward bunting form attests to.
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The heads and shoulders of curious passers-by just visible at the painting's bottom edge attests to their success.
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Chavez's daughter Diana, behind the counter of the Bronx bodega, attests that compromise does not exist for her mother.
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Ashman's legacy, as the documentary attests, is predicated on his desire to acknowledge the LGBTQ+ experience in his work.
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They've received 71% of their customers in the past year, a fact that attests to the recent popularity of cryptocurrencies.
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This attests to the growing influence of a "global financial cycle" that responds to shifts in investors' appetite for risk.
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As the latest awful heatwave attests, it's quickly becoming a privilege to think that human-induced climate change isn't real.
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This was a ploy, and the fact that Von Cramm hosted Herbst after the war attests to their enduring friendship.
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Favreau is a good long-game storyteller, as the fact that he kicked off the MCU with Iron Man attests.
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"I believe the totality of my work attests to my ideals and I continue to grow every day," she concluded.
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The artist attests that the individual—"you"—is everything, that every perspective has some value, that every soul has worth.
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The persistence and evolution of institutional racism attests to its normalized state in American culture, our politics, and our democracy.
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Tenor and baritone showed up, finally, but sounded not altogether recovered; Ms. Schultz was as sparkling as Jim's evaluation attests.
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But as the Sotheby's sale attests, there is still a market for older art, however diminished the appetite may be.
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The rise attests to the wealth within the country and the resourcefulness of its companies as they confront U.S. sanctions.
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A friend of hers provided a statement for the sentencing hearing that attests to the changes Tiffany has gone through.
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The endeavor to improve quality by paying for it attests to the need for careful guidance for the "invisible hand".
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Llacko attests to this remedy serving as an anti-vaccine that not only eliminates malaria, but yellow fever as well.
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And the low esteem that poor prospects engender, as the experience of many Japanese tragically attests, can also cause mass celibacy.
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" Executive producer Steven Levenson attests to the duo's long hours, calling Williams and Rockwell "the hardest working people in the world.
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It isn't just Alabama: Mr Moore's preoccupations have increasingly become the nation's, as a glance at the Republican presidential contest attests.
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Photos released by the Kremlin on Monday, which is notorious for putting out propaganda on his behalf, attests to just that.
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First ladies seem to be having a moment as the terrific tribute to Michelle Obama this week in T Magazine attests.
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"As history attests, when America is strong, the world is safe," Pence told an audience of U.S. and Japanese service members.
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For example, I had no idea that Chase-Riboud was (as she attests) the first American woman invited to visit China.
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And the school's DeVos Center for Arts and Worship attests to the hundreds of thousands of dollars the family has donated.
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Those in good standing are given what's called a temple recommend, a little wallet-size card that attests to their status.
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His work grapples with sexuality, identity, illness, and death, and attests to a lifelong privileging of process and experimentation over technology.
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"Inventology" and "Originals" both offer many provocations, but as the very diversity of their findings attests, there's no single route to creativity.
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But Columbia's 2019 thesis show attests to the power of visual arts to divine paths into the future by addressing our pasts.
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Known as the "forgotten war" in which only 21917,1603 soldiers died, no memorial attests to it on the National Mall in Washington.
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But it's also a cautionary tale, as the Route 128 boneyard attests to what should have been the world-dominating tech ecosystem.
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But how this translates into real-world designs is not always clear cut, as the recent breach at the Cincinnati Zoo attests.
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McCormick and Calhoun's photography attests that, though slavery was officially outlawed in 1865, its de facto continuation remains a repulsive American secret.
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Every obituarist in this documentary attests that they live in fear of "missing something," when they sit down to record a life.
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Renzo Gracie proved the most trouble from the 'Sakuraba position', and that is something that B.J. Penn attests to in his books.
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It's also unnecessary because Ms. Hall's humanizing performance attests that the death of one person can be all the significance you need.
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That the VOA Ukrainian service has been providing blanket coverage to viewers in Ukraine attests to the intense interest from viewers there.
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Touring with a band is no different, really, as Michael Winterbottom's new part-music documentary, part-love story On the Road attests.
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The vast rental car center at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport attests to the dependence visitors to Arizona's capital have on driving.
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There's just one problem: consultants are horrifyingly misaligned with startups, as a recent discussion about how to be a great consultant attests.
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As yet another quiet week in Europe attests, the scale and frequency of gun violence America has normalized is not, in fact, normal.
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The ongoing resegregation of these schools attests to the long journey before us to fulfill the freedom dreams Brown unleashed three generations ago.
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Fantasy and even romantic and fantastical expression are well within the realm of "good photography," as the historical body of artwork plainly attests.
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As this week's column attests, remarks about other people's size or weight are not cool, and brand their makers as thoughtless or unkind.
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There is even a market for frozen tiger cubs, as the arrest last month of a Vietnamese man carrying four of them attests.
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Still, the presence of a Canadian heading the institution that watches the money attests to Britain's continued willingness to import high-level talent.
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Like Byrne himself, who over the course of its four-year creation experienced both immense pain and reward, Lone Survivor attests to uncertainty.
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But far more evidence attests to a wider variety of ants' use as oral or topical treatments for a wide variety of disorders.
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But what we do know for sure, as this conversation attests, is that Reagan's legacy is still embedded in the fabric of America.
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As the iPhone demonstration attests, electronic components can survive the extreme forces during acceleration, though some more delicate electronics will need slight modifications.
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The vast rental car center at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport attests to the dependence that visitors to Arizona's capital have on driving.
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Like his other works, it attests to transformation, offering a meditation on the passage of time that is at once thrilling and mundane.
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The posthumous celebration of Mateen among Islamic State fighters attests that the massacre in Orlando will stand as a landmark in that struggle.
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Structurally, the book attests that a sincere engagement with global crises can grow only from a soil of sympathy that's local and personal.
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But as this new image attests, there are two ways in which this can happen: either through large-scale fragmentation or small-scale fragmentation.
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That Mueller has sought his assistance attests both to the seriousness of his effort and the depth of the intellectual bench he is building.
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Perhaps the context was all wrong; after all, as the new museum attests, her proper place was among the leading sculptors of her time.
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The south-facing entrance will be left open, a gesture Arad attests to the resilience of the congregation in the face of the tragedy.
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As the subtitle of Lohin's brilliantly concise retrospective attests, The Thing Unseen is the School's celebration of one of its most influential faculty members.
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To critics, the astronomical sale attests to the role of salesmanship in art, because of the painting's damaged condition and questions about its authenticity.
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The rise in the number of artists who are non-male, nonwhite and non-Western is thrilling and attests to the curators' hard work.
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Either way, we are left with the strange and growing trend, as Dot, Point, Period attests, of reassigning art's creative function to the curator.
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It was their first public appearance together since all of the scandals surfaced, which perhaps attests to the new political power of gun control.
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In a similar vein, Althamer's guerilla action attests to the radical contingency of art in being able to activate political discussions in public space.
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Some people get tattoos because they feel a true kinship with their employers, as one 24-year-old Walmart employee in the Journal story attests.
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Luckily my boyfriend, a man whose reddish black hair attests to a strong Irish heritage, is on hand to tackle some of the saltier items.
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Beyoncé's visual homage to Lil' Kim at Halloween last year attests that the pint-sized original Queen B of the 90s was on to something.
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The bustling activity at the SEAT auto factory in this industrial town just west of Barcelona attests to the new reality coloring life in Spain.
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His bald, sunburned head attests to genetic evidence of higher risk behaviour in the form of his love of swimming, surfing, sailing, bike riding and sunshine.
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His mom attests to the fact that the ingenious shovering teen has been vacuuming, sweeping, and taking out the trash—all without getting off his hoverboard.
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"So far, all Russian behavior attests to systematic preparation for aggressive action," Defense Minister Antoni Macierewicz told the Rzeczpospolita daily in an interview published on Tuesday.
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History attests that unforeseen events as the year unfolds may buffet the economy and call for more than a slight change from policy projections released today.
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"There's only one woman signed up, so it attests to how crazy it is," said Kieffer, 28, who plans to use her $6,000 prize to travel.
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As obstetrician, gynecologist, and Merck for Mothers executive director Dr. Priya Agrawal attests, the United States contributes a shockingly high number of deaths to that figure.
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Yet that length, culled from Workman's 500 hours of walking footage, attests to how long it takes to really see a place, in all its layers.
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But the fact that Mr. Erekat is speaking openly about it attests to the turmoil caused in the Middle East by Mr. Trump's recognition of Jerusalem.
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AirPortr's service is but one variation of remote baggage check-in, a service that attests to what air travel has become: navigating a series of bottlenecks.
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The variety of expensive goods she was buried with—a large wig made of human hair, loaves of bread, jewelry, toiletries, clothing—attests to her importance.
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They argued that Cohen has taken responsibility for his misdeeds by cooperating with investigators, saying the decision attests to his character as a patriot and family man.
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The problem, as one former boss of a rail franchise attests, is that the objectives and interests of the train operators and Network Rail are "mutually exclusive".
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Yet as the exhibition In Order to Pass attests to, Kraus insists that one should go on making and exhibiting art despite the knowledge of this failure.
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And since Maher attests to being such a champion of rational thought, he really needs to wake up to the mountains of bullshit in his own backyard.
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A Sunday afternoon in a packed casino sports book lounge, with local and visiting gamblers gathering in swarms to ponder point spreads, attests to the city's enthusiasm.
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BECKY, NEW JERSEY The fact that "It Gets Better," as that moving video project about bullying attests, is no argument for twiddling our thumbs until it does.
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He cares about line; his spins have an endearing lightness, as the arch of his back in his layback — arguably the most beautiful spin in skating — attests.
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Even the Office of Inspector General (OIG) attests to ICE's sloppy business practices, especially in its execution of contracts enabling ICE agents to contract through local governments.
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Legally, the signature on a warrant attests that an authorized supervisor reviewed it and determined that there was probable cause to believe the person named was deportable.
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The Fremont factory was always supposed to be almost fully automated, and, as Musk's Instagram account attests, there are more robots coming online at the plant every day.
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Though the FSO is said to have become less powerful since Mr Murov left his post in 2016, the rise of its alumni attests to its enduring influence.
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Elites also fear loss, and victims hope for gain, and as the economist's notion of opportunity costs attests, the hope of gain often informs the fear of loss.
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That it manages to sail all its subplots comfortably into port in about 75 minutes attests to the talents of its creators, cast and crew (pirate and otherwise).
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But as far as the long term future of all that coral is concerned, as a marine scientist Ridgway attests that we've definitely got bigger fish to fry.
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And to critics, the astronomical sale attests to something else — the degree to which salesmanship has come to drive and dominate the conversation about art and its value.
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Indeed, reporters have used data to hold power to account for centuries, as a data-driven investigation that uncovered overspending by politicians, including then-congressman Abraham Lincoln, attests.
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He attests that the post actually read 'nice girls' instead of 'fine ladies' and that the commentary was removed within minutes, but people are still talking about it.
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Why I Chose a Historically Black College The author, a Spelman College sophomore, attests that here is something powerful about attending an institution that was built for you.
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But Weinstein also used those trips to Park City, UT for a darker purpose: Actress Rose McGowan attests that Weinstein raped her in a hotel during he festival.
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The growth in services and wearables "attests to the fact that the company continues to reinvent itself," said Daniel Flax, an analyst at the investment firm Neuberger Berman.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's apparent re-election as prime minister attests to the starkly conservative vision of Israeli voters, our Jerusalem bureau chief writes in a news analysis.
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But more likely, as he attests, the reason casinos often allow craps shooters to practice rhythmic rolling is that most supposed dice controllers are actually terrible at controlling dice.
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Hong's work attests to the enduring allure of chaekgeori, which continues to be painted today — albeit with contemporary luxury goods such as boxes of Tiffany jewelry and Gucci products.
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A fellow resident of the bunker, Emmett (John Gallagher Jr.) attests to some of Howard's basic story, but even he knows very little in the way of solid information.
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Ms. Moore, who has been selling Tuscan real estate for more than 25 years, attests that buying and renovating ancient properties in the region can be a costly challenge.
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The pop culture success of such prominent atheists as the talk-show host Bill Maher and the author Christopher Hitchens attests in a different way to the same trend.
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The work attests to Sikander's strong interest, both in playing with scale as well as in collaboration across disciplines, from music to literature, with an eye open to theater.
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Ample research attests that with one's feelings of control and personal agency at an ebb — such as in infancy, in sickness or old age — one's dependence on others rises.
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To this day, the turn-of-the-century architecture of train stations and other public buildings attests both to the population's mobility and to the vast empire's economic vitality.
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He understands the importance of a president being of sound mind and body, and if he attests to this regarding President Trump, we would be wise to believe him.
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When she attests to his "kindness and greatness of heart," he is shown on the campaign trail, handing out goods to flood-ravaged areas and attending a church service.
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While she was anointed in this role mostly by the public, her latest gig only solidifies her reign — and attests to the enduring power of the sportswear trend in fashion.
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In the documentary Naked Ambition, Pearl Lang, Madonna's dance professor at the University of Michigan, attests that if Madonna hadn't become a pop star, she would've become a professional dancer.
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Indeed, Trump's strength across the Rust Belt attests to his capacity to draw those voters to him and — his supporters believe — force a realignment that will endure beyond Tuesday's results.
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Mr. Jakubowicz evoked Don Corleone to describe Mr. De Niro's words of wisdom, and as the reference to "The Godfather" saga attests, the American pantheon still looms for these directors.
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Since then, it has switched names, and owners, a few times, but as its current collection attests, it remains committed to a classic-with-a-twist aesthetic and traditional craftsmanship.
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The fierce postelection debate attests, first, to the fickleness and ideological elasticity of Mr. Johnson, who almost came out against Brexit in 2016 before throwing himself into the Leave campaign.
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Decades worth of research attests to the fact that the arts are among the most profoundly important and valuable ways to improve learning and promote success, from early childhood through adulthood.
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Her work is particularly attuned to the complex mediations we have come to call the postmodern, as the title of one of her poems, "I Click Therefore I Am," readily attests.
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No, as some of the above attests to, but from the perspective of someone who has long loved this series, it's got just about everything I want in a modern JRPG.
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At times marked by graffiti and other signs of public discontent, the repetitive frontality of de Zuviría's closed facades attests to the depth of the crisis, documented with a conceptual dryness.
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Society alternately anoints people who are suffering from mental illness as prophets or scapegoats—a reflex that attests to centuries of prior abuse at the hands of the spiritually self-assured.
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It's the same problem I have, in the less ecstatic hours, with certain poems by Rilke, one of Lee's primary influences: a poetry that attests to euphoria doesn't automatically convey it.
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The crowds kind of fumbling of their assigned task attests to how very little we do know about 3D printing, which merely skims the surface in the way buzzwordy headlines do.
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Ms. Fairchild now lives with her French boyfriend, whom she met online, in an apartment in Union City, N.J. — it's spectacular as her Instagram account attests — with floor-to-ceiling windows.
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The highest possible response will present the census to the government as a true representation that attests to the number of people in the United States who are living with disabilities.
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The preponderance of creative expressions alongside critical analyses of U.S. imperialism and manifestos of anti-racist programs attests to the cultural as well as political revolution that gave birth to Asian America.
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Anonymous would not have risen to such prominence, I argue, without sensationalist media—and Fox News in particular, as this infamous 2007 news clip attests—to simultaneously toot and condemn Anonymous' horn.
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The populist backlash that has delivered ballot box shocks around the world in recent years attests to that deep and widespread sense of dissatisfaction and frustration, and should come as little surprise.
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The robustness of our institutions, which has a lot to do with their design and a lot to do with our culture, attests to the absence of real fragility in our system.
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While international sanctions on Iran were eased last year, U.S. measures remain and penalties for any infringements can be devastating - as a $20173 billion fine on French bank BNP Paribas last year attests.
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Image: University of Catania and Cairo UniversityHumans have been producing and consuming cheese for a very long time, as the recent discovery of 3,200-year-old cheese in an ancient Egyptian tomb attests.
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If we don't sweat or don't sweat effectively, core temperature will rise to dangerous levels, and could lead to exertional heat stroke, which—as the name of the institute attests—can be fatal.
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This week's news attests to that shift: When Microsoft sold Nokia's phone business to HMD and Foxconn's FIH earlier this week, Nokia inked a licensing deal with HMD for brand and IP assets.
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Traffic cameras aren't really known for taking particularly interesting images of the local wildlife (or anything interesting for that matter), but as this jaw-dropping photo attests, sometimes the nature comes to you.
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Lewandowski goes into the quarter-finals having failed to score at Euro 2016, though his 42-goal haul for Bayern Munich last season attests to his ability to strike at almost any time.
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Rock 'n' Roll attests, is a puzzle that only Berry ever really figured out, a turbulent thing that always feels just on the verge of veering off into chaos before re-asserting itself.
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His longevity attests to his political agility and to his perfection of a campaigning and governing style in which he casts his political foes and critics as enemies of the broader body politic.
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No witnesses at Yorktown ever reported hearing this tune, and the only description that attests to its performance is from an account written 47 years after the battle by someone who wasn't there.
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The period between the initial publication of "Breach of Peace" in 2008 and its reissue in 2018 attests to the volatile and continually shifting fortunes of the struggle for racial equality and justice.
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He has one of the shortest, quickest swings on tour — so quick you can miss it if you blink — and generates enormous power, as an average drive of 309 yards last season attests.
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A recorded call she placed to a local police precinct in April 2014 attests to her increasing paranoia: Mayer became hysterical with a dispatcher over fears that her roommate would break into her room.
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The use of comparison shots and crossfades of various wavelengths enhances the mesmerizing effect of the timelapse even further, and attests to SDO's reputation as the most advanced and sophisticated solar observatory in orbit.
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But as the current rebel yell of a revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Oklahoma!" on Broadway attests, familiar words from the past can take on unsettling new aspects through a simple shift of perspective.
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Another image by Chambi, a 1935 group portrait of carnival-goers wrapped like ill-fitted mummies in strips of paper is both hilarious and, as the photograph hanging before viewers in 4763 attests, timeless.
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Gus the pig, the good-natured star of Leo Timmers's Gus's Garage (Gecko, $73; ages 3 to 8) also knows his cars and, as his ever-present smile attests, delights in inventing new ones.
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Englishman Rose has been the best player in the world for most of the past five months and knows his way around Augusta, as two runner-up finishes in the past three years attests.
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That such similar imagery could advertise such divergent economic systems attests to the slipperiness of photographic style — and to the importance of looking past surfaces, even on the feeds of buffed-to-shine Instagrammers.
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"During shrimp season, lotsa people coming down staying out on the water for sometimes a month, two months—and suddenly we gotta clean the beach every week it's so full of garbage," attests Melancon.
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"The vigilance of the men and women of the United States Border Patrol in disrupting the flow of narcotics attests to our commitment in keeping America and its communities safe," Martinez said in a statement.
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And as the departure of Ronald Reagan's former secretary of state, Alexander Haig -- largely over infighting with then-Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger -- attests, there's precedent for a Secretary of State resigning after a year.
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Moreover, electronification is just one facet of how bond trading is being dragged into the 22016st century, with banks and investors exploring myriad ways to modernise the entire fixed income market — as Abbie attests to.
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News Analysis JERUSALEM — Benjamin Netanyahu's apparent re-election as prime minister of Israel attests to a starkly conservative vision of the Jewish state and its people about where they are and where they are headed.
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While the third section of the poem clearly attests to O'Brien's love of film, the second hints at his confession that he first turned to poetry because it seemed the cheapest means of making movies.
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And as this new fossil attests, Ichthyosaurs gave birth to large batches of young, whereas dolphins tend to give birth to single calves; Ichthyosaur fossils have been found to contain anywhere from one to 11 embryos.
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Unilever's track record attests to Polman's success: in his eight years as CEO, Unilever's revenues have grown 250 percent, averaging 33 percent the past four years, making it one of the top performers in consumer products.
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Rather than a romantic inevitability, Poets offers a pragmatic and collaborative handle to Guston's career as a prolific artist and maker; it attests to the power of verbal and metaphorical language in nourishing his visual oeuvre.
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Amid a disturbing resurgence of far-right ideologies throughout Europe and the US, London 1938 — Defending "Degenerate" German Art attests to the importance of cultural freedom and international exchange as a means of countering fascist propaganda.
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There was the work—Logan Sparks attests in Partly Fiction to Stanton's work ethic, which the actor himself always downplayed—and the high times of Hollywood partying and womanizing, which Stanton remembered rather sheepishly on camera.
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Naturally, the timelapse also sparked a healthy debate in the comment section over whether Saturn is the most beautiful planet in the solar system or if it is the "plainest" as one Jupiter-reppin' YouTuber attests.
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Meyer attests to her literary interests; she was friendly with Oscar Wilde (who fondly called her a "Pocket Venus") and with Proust (who inscribed a copy of "Les Plaisirs et les Jours," on view in the show).
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Or, in the case of "Brutto" ("Ugly"), the first story in Helen DeWitt's brilliant, manic new collection, "Some Trick," a suit is not a thing to be worn but instead, a thing that attests to suit-ness.
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As the sterling new production that opened on Monday at the Signature Theater attests, this quiet drama remains a powerful indictment of the apartheid system and the terrible human cost of the racism it codified and legalized.
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TOKYO — Yoshihiro Masui's growling Ford hot-rod, its sides adorned with the Stars and Stripes, attests to his love of American cars — an unusual passion in Japan, where Toyota, Honda and other domestic brands rule the roads.
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Dark Mode shaming is becoming a thing on the individual level too, as this angry e-sports star who suddenly found himself in a minority attests: Everyone gives me shit for using light mode on my phone?
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His successful strong-arming of Carrier, the air-conditioner company, which agreed to keep 25,2940 jobs at a plant in Indiana rather than move them to Mexico, attests to his priorities in delivering on his trade promises.
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That his party should deploy a politician of Mr Rosato's stature to a place like Seregno (population: 45,000) attests to the fear that has seized the PD as poll after poll finds majorities ready to reject the reform.
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Such a scene reminds of some of the erotic shunga of the Edo period, particularly Kitagawa Utamaro's "Poem of the Pillow" series, and Mori's ability to evoke a similar sensualness with simplified shapes especially attests to his skill.
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Indeed, the way the Trump administration makes decisions -- hastily, without coordination, often impulsively -- via phone call or tweet, as Trump's decision to withdraw from Syria attests, leaves both allies and adversaries confused and US policy muddy and contradictory.
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But J. R. Smith remains an enigmatic ex-Knick, Channing Frye can't guard the pick-and-roll and Kevin Love attests to James's principal flaw as a de facto front office executive who lobbied for a misguided trade.
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Set along the border between East and West Berlin, where echoes of wartime anxiety persist, the women have little need for men or society — an independence that attests to their strength as much as any feat of magic.
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More than a cosmetic accessory, the toe consists of three sections — two of wood, one of leather — and would have helped the woman walk, which attests to the skills of an artisan with intimate knowledge of human physiology.
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Still, the mere fact that the United States and Europe are trying to work out a compromise attests to the desire, on both sides, to find a solution that would satisfy Mr. Trump while not unraveling the deal.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechThe U.S. government may be in partial shutdown mode, but operations to configure instruments critical to NASA's InSight mission on Mars are right on schedule—and things are going swimmingly, as the latest mission update attests.
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Mr. Roberts's inclinations run slightly brighter and less implacable than Coltrane's did, but the album — which will presumably provide some grist for these performances — attests to both the hospitality of these compositions and Mr. Roberts's fluency as an interpreter.
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"This is the signature issue of the progressive left, and it's absolutely driven by what's happening in California," said Doug Herman, a Democratic strategist based in Los Angeles, who attests to the appeal of single-payer as an issue.
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I'm particularly interested in the Mitts, which are extra long to provide full wrist protection against grills, oven racks, and general absent-mindedness—I have a scar on my arm that attests to the dire need for this detail.
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" Cook's complaint attests the California statute "promotes the buying and selling of children" and "creates a breeding class of women," that it provides "no protection for the mother ... and uses her as if she is an incubator or breeding animal.
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"These results are significant because it attests to past climate cycles in the north polar region," Matthew Chojnacki, a planetary scientist at the University of Arizona who was not involved in the new research, said in an email to Gizmodo.
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As for this book, it beautifully attests to Mr. Vuong's own ability to use the magic of words to summon and preserve the past — to turn "bones to sonatas" and by pressing pen to paper, touch his family "back from extinction."
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The electric charge of the isolated image — which provokes a flinch away from thought, a desire to evade the issue by moving on to check the sizing guide — attests to a consciousness of the hoodie's recent history of peculiar reception.
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However, some critics claim that PETA's high euthanasia rates far exceed those of other shelters because of lax euthanasia protocols, while PETA attests theirs is a shelter of last resort that provides animals a dignified freedom from an otherwise miserable existence.
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As a novel that attests to the power of this sense of conscience and decency, "To Kill a Mockingbird" continues to reward close reading as a complex and compelling portrayal of the challenges of advancing progressive change within a resistant community.
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Lots of research attests to these more tenuous connections, including Dr. Yahirun's 2013 study showing that stepchildren and stepmothers are less likely to live with or near each other than biological mothers and children, and less likely to move closer.
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The wooden steering wheel, the leather bench seat, the brassy grill, even the for-sale sign on the back — "Runs Very Well," it attests — were left untouched as the Camp Fire tore an indiscriminate path through the town of Paradise.
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Although government spending has hardly dried up — the budget deal signed by Trump on Friday attests to that — and the federal debt continues to metastasize, there's a questionable commitment to scientific research, leaving private actors to call many of the shots.
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It's true that conservative Christians in the United States can fall into a narrative of martyrdom that doesn't fit their actual position, true that the presidency of Donald Trump attests to their continued power (and their vulnerability to its corruptions!).
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This place has, thus far, escaped the notice of realtors and developers, and so has yet to be assigned a catchy new neighborhood name — though as Shoukair's installation attests, the area has already come to the attention of local artists.
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In either case, the fact that the Trump administration has placed Pendley in charge of the nation's largest public lands agency attests to its commitment to sacrificing our environment, our wildlife and our public lands on the altar of corporate greed.
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The Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem said in a statement that it called in Swedish Ambassador Carl Magnus Nesser to reprimand him over what it deemed "another statement by her (Wallstrom) that attests to her biased and even hostile attitude to Israel".
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It is a polychrome plaster that supersedes the political histories of the two men and attests to the timelessness — not of classicism — but of the palpable sense of form that Marini found in the fecund roundedness of the Venus of Willendorf.
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California Healthline recently purchased several vaping devices, and the age verification process ranged from a single click where the buyer attests he or she is at least 21 to external software designed to check name, address and age against other databases.
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It falls to the twins' father, Samad (Tony Jayawardena), a Bangladeshi long based in London, to voice the thesis of the play when he attests to the ability of his adopted city to get under the skin of its inhabitants.
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While the British government contributed £13 million ($21 million) to the £29 million ($217 million) remaking of the museum, the ubiquity of corporate sponsors, from UNIQLO to Bloomberg to Hyundai, attests to the dependence of Tate Modern on private lucre.
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Colonialism and its aftermath are a frequent talking point at La Colonie, and they are a longstanding preoccupation of Mr. Attia, as his new exhibition "The Museum of Emotion," running through May 20 at the Hayward Gallery in London, attests.
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"The information gathered during the raid and from the forensic analysis of the seized banknotes attests to the huge production potential of this criminal organization, both in terms of quantities of counterfeited banknotes but also on account of their quality," Wainwright added.
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Now, in a study published in the Cambridge journal Antiquity, archaeologists exploring the province of Al Jawf in Saudi Arabia have found what they say is an unprecedented group of rock art that attests to the creature's early significance to the region.
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Kosovo and Albania have been models of religious moderation and tolerance, and as the Clinton statue attests, Kosovars revere the United States and Britain for averting a possible genocide by Serbs in 1999 (there are also many Kosovar teenagers named Tony Blair!).
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Aptly named in relation to the O-212 visa, which is granted to "aliens of extraordinary ability" who present the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services with a portfolio that attests to their talents, this series puts immigrant comedians at its forefront.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Most developing nations have been absolved of the "original sin" that blocked them using their own currencies to raise money abroad, but their companies' sins have still not been forgiven, as the huge debt they have racked up in "hard" currency attests.
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He tells Lowe that Taylor Swift is "such a sweetheart," explains the truncated nature of Jay Z's appearance on the original version of "Pop Style," attests to his chemistry with Rihanna, and sheds light on his fractured relationships with The Weeknd and Nicki Minaj.
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But you can also distract us from those in the room with us — and even drive a wedge into a relationship, as married comedian Casey Jost attests in the latest video from Report Card, comedian Shannon Coffey's series on Refinery29's comedy channel, RIOT.
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This was very likely done for formal reasons — to direct the viewer's gaze toward the entire composition, rather than zero in on the face — but it also reduces the subject's personality to her pose — which was frequently torturous, as Pauline attests — and body type.
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Above all, the bitter exchange attests to a combustible relationship between two ambitious, self-confident leaders, both unafraid to exercise power — one a former K.G.B. officer who emerged from the shadows; the other a famous female politician who spent decades on the public stage.
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"The information in our possession attests that in all the political camps of the main presidential candidates, extremists have prepared and are preparing for a street confrontation in the city of Kinshasa during election campaign activities," Kimbuta said in a statement, without giving further details.
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But the fact that General Mladic was finally brought to justice, nearly a quarter century after the crimes he committed in the former Yugoslavia, attests to the hurdles that stand in the way of a full moral reckoning with episodes of genocide and mass atrocities.
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He benefits principally from the fact that the very behavior of his that's an insult to decency is a compliment to Trump: It draws on Trump's traits and attests to Pruitt's ambition to ascend to the boss's regal level and be just like him.
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O'Toole's is the third major biography of Wilson in the last decade, coming on the heels of substantial works by John Milton Cooper Jr. (2009) and A. Scott Berg (2013), an output of Wilsoniana that attests to the 28th president's complicated — and contested — legacy.
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But Kushner critics are, for the most part, only willing to talk under cover of anonymity — a fact that attests to continued fear of his power to vanquish internal enemies and the degree to which he retains the ear of his father-in-law.
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As uncomfortably close as these performances may seem, a mental comparison with the lunatic antics of the Viennese Actionists, the all-male band of provocateurs who staged pageants of blood, gore, sex, and death at this same time, attests to their warmth, humor, and relative subtlety.
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But if Networking the Unseen demonstrates the creative power of digital art-making practices, it also attests to the broken promise of digital technology as it relates to the Western Desert, a vast expanse in the Australian interior that is home to some 40 indigenous communities.
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"(Constellation's) solid beer gross/op margin beat attests to the strength of STZ's collection of industry-leading Power Brands in the premium segment and strong cost discipline, supporting our confidence that STZ's growth engines are well intact," Wells Fargo analyst Bonnie Herzog said in a note.
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In most unexplained deaths, if a personal physician attests that the deceased had an ailment that can be lethal, a justice of the peace or medical examiner usually will release the body without sending it to a medical examiner, unless officials suspect foul play or an accident.
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An ever-growing dictionary of slang attests to the perception: people speak of using "back" (backing, or connections) to get jobs; when Ms Jung refused to return to South Korea to face charges related to her university admission, the local press dubbed it a "gold-spoon escape".
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"Decades worth of research attests to the fact that the arts are among the most profoundly important and valuable ways to improve learning and promote success, from early childhood through adulthood," she wrote in a CNN op-ed with her daughter, fellow actress Emma Walton Hamilton.
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A self-described warrior for his people ("Well, warrior behind the drapes"), Gross (Derek Lucci) attests to the terrible oppression of the closet but also to its compensations: "May I be a little understood for reveling in how that oppression did also make me spectacular?" he asks.
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There is little doubt as to whether the trucks of Sherri Duskey Rinker and Tom Lichtenheld's Mighty, Mighty Construction Site (Chronicle, $24; ages 27 to 214) are up for the job, as Rinker's vigorous text attests: Rolling, rumbling, revving hard,ten big trucks meet in the yard.
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The disconnect between the president's speech and the analysis in his administration's document attests to the broader challenge his national security advisers have faced, as they have struggled to develop an intellectual framework that encompasses Mr. Trump's unpredictable, domestically driven and Twitter-fueled approach to foreign policy.
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You didn't have to be murdered by a greedy neighbor or shelled by a Union gunboat to die before your time, as another marker near Louise's attests: It commemorates Joseph Eisley's wife and five children, all of whom died of yellow fever within one week in 1853.
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It also attests to a less comforting truth: the city's blunt juxtapositions of the wealthy and the not-so — like Mr. Singh, who makes about $25 on a weekday ($19853 on a Sunday), working in the shadows of some of the most expensive real estate on the planet.
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Harvey also points out that Simons comes with the benefits of a number two because of his allyship with an actual number two, his longtime business partner, Pieter Mulier: "Raf is phenomenally talented, but one of his big talents is to have somebody like Pieter with him," Harvey attests.
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Whether 100 Days Action actually changed anyone's mind about politics is difficult to ascertain with any certainty, but Contreras attests that the project did succeed in galvanizing the will of those involved by helping to hone their ability to take care of themselves as they continue their resistance.
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It also attests to the enduring popularity of artists such as Vincent van Gogh, whose works top the list of five most downloaded images in both the Getty and Met databases, and it reveals that the persistent Eurocentricism of canons has yet to be overturned in the public imaginary.
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Mr. Trump's focus on the Gulf over the Levant attests to the chronically dismal conditions for an Israeli-Palestinian peace accord, but also to the diminishing role that the peace process plays in the geopolitics of the Middle East and to this president's other priorities in the region.
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One of his former executives, Barbara Res, wrote in the New York Daily News, "He has an incredible temper and he lashes out at everyone..." And a letter recently revealed by writer Jeff Pearlman attests to his mistreatment of his fellow owners in the now-defunct United States Football League.
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Even in the most hostile of Mr. Johnson's encounters, the voters typically call him "Boris," which attests to his first-name celebrity — a quality that analysts say makes him a formidable campaigner and still a good bet to win a Parliamentary majority when Britain goes to the polls on Dec. 12.
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The combatants were both on home turf, sort of—Hillary Clinton represented New York in the Senate for eight years; Bernie Sanders was born in Brooklyn, as his undiluted accent attests—and, while much less vituperative than that other New Yorker, Donald Trump, the pair have become increasingly disrespectful of each other.
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Disappearing tweets may make users feel less anxious about their tweets coming back to haunt them, and that could indeed be a boon for some people's mental health—the popularity of stories on other apps like Instagram, where there's been a lot of focus on pressures to appear perfect, attests to this.
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Yet the fact that he and Mr. Obama could set aside those tensions to work together yet again on a joint plan to reduce greenhouse gases attests to the pragmatic personal rapport they have built, as well as to the complexity of the broader United States-China relationship, a tangle of competing and congruent interests.
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While the number of casualties in these conflicts is a fraction of what it was during the two previous administrations, the fact that American troops are still on the ground — in the case of Afghanistan, 17 years after they were first deployed — attests to the difficulty of extracting the United States from these entanglements.
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In fact, it is Saunders's beautifully realized portrait of Lincoln — caught at this hinge moment in time, in his own personal bardo, as it were — that powers this book over its more static sections and attests to the author's own fruitful transition from the short story to the long-distance form of the novel.
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As the "woman in the refrigerator" trope attests, it's a problem for comic book storytelling more broadly — and it's a problem for all of Hollywood, from the gender disparities behind the scenes (women made up just 4 percent of 2018's directors) to what see on our screens, where women and their stories are consistently devalued.
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Surrounded by a grid of actual record sleeves from Molina's Collection, "Mestizo"'s placement attests to the curators' organizational intent, evident in everything from bookshelves lined with vintage glassware grouped by color to the umbrella shapes positioned near Maria Hupfield's droopy, gray felt reproduction of an umbrella, part of her delightful "1 of 1: New York" (2019) series.
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Eastern Virginia Medical School's willingness to publish this photo in its 1984 yearbook attests to not just the vestiges of racial slavery and institutional racism long after the civil rights era's heroic period, but their evolution into a kind of cultural sport practiced by whites -- most often without consequence -- in any manner, time and place they choose.
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In a move that is likely to roil the art world, and that attests to the increasingly collaborative relationship between private dealers and auction houses, Brett Gorvy — long considered the master broker of contemporary art at Christie's — is leaving after 23 years to join forces with Dominique Lévy, the founder of a powerful Madison Avenue gallery.
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L's involvement and thoughtful approach to Flint Water Project are central to its success (with sales of the bottles picking up toward the end of the show's run and continuing through What Pipeline and, potentially, other museums), the artist's collaboration with locals from Flint, Detroit, and surrounding suburbs attests to the fortitude of Michigan citizens to help each other in times of crisis.
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Samsung didn't have much more to say about it during its Mobile World Congress event today — it felt more like a fun teaser than a real product announcement — but all the excitement surround the Nokia 3310 relaunch already attests to the appeal of a modern gadget styled to look exactly like the more primitive stuff we used to use as kids growing up.
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To modern eyes at the Met, it has other overtones: its breadth recalls the extent of the contemporary Armenian diaspora, and its numerous churches in Ottoman territory portend the genocide to come during World War I. Armenians, as this great show attests, have long been at the mercy of outside forces, and the beauty of this show is tinged with conquest and subjection.
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Security expert Alec Muffett puts the problem another way:In sporting metaphor: a vendor (in this case, Google) gets to design their own high-jump bar, document how tall it is and what it is made of, how they intend to jump over it; and then they jump over it and the certification agency simply attests that they have successfully performed a high-jump over a bar of their own design.
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And, as a brochure titled "A Shelby County Masterpiece," handed to visitors on entering, attests, Sidney has long been aware that it's lucky to have the building, which, as in Newark, sits across from the county courthouse where Sullivan, in the initial planning stages, confounded the bank board by spending two days smoking cigarettes and staring at the vacant lot, well before a line had been set on paper.
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Yulia Pinkusevich, born in a part of eastern Ukraine that is currently contested, created the massive and mesmerizing Silencing The Cacophony as she witnessed the upheaval of her homeland from California; the drone and media sourced images, in combination with dazzle camouflage and smoke which pours off the canvas and onto the walls, attests to the modern vision of war as an aesthetic event, while sandbags sit on the gallery floor, physical remains of Euromaidan and the revolution.
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Bosomy damsels and brawny slabs; cheering digital crowds; a lachrymose sphinx; a bedazzled Geoffrey Rush; a galactic cruise ship; an Egyptian god played by the Dane Nikolaj Coster-Waldau; the sword-and-sandals enabler Gerard Butler; a smoky monster that from one angle looks like a fanged doughnut and from another an alarmingly enraged anus — "Gods of Egypt" attests that they do make them like they used to, or at least like the King of the Bs, Roger Corman, once did, except with far more money.
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In Dubuffet's ecstatic inventory of the morphology of blotted ink there's no mention of extraterrestrials, but he attests to a mystical experience of materials as the vehicle of sentient beings, insisting that "the being — more or less whimsical or spectral — populates materials we believe to be inert, in immense numbers; that supposedly deserted places are as rich in events as the heart of a great city […]" He seems to say that not only are we iconophiles, yearning to discern imagery in the arbitrary ebb and flow of pigment, we are lovers also of stories.
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