Google's had its share of platform battles in the past.
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People take part in water battles in Narathiwat, southern Thailand.
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The primary schedule includes heated battles in Arizona and Mississippi.
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They said they would fight any future battles in court.
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Democrats have fought big battles in the past and won.
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Uber has lost regulatory battles in dozens of other cities.
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Hope you can also imagine deadly water gun battles in space!
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As everyone battles in the game of content, the viewers win.
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Some of the toughest battles in Syria were fought by Hizbullah.
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I thought we lost a lot of battles in that period.
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The redistricting battles in North Carolina predate the Republicans' legislative dominance.
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Mr. Trump is not bothered by turf battles in his administration.
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He knew Marcus Smart and Phil Pressey from battles in college.
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It will be one of the most contentious political battles in decades.
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So much for one of the biggest tech courtroom battles in history.
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Apple has lost intellectual property battles in China and faces anti-U.
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I think he won 100 battles in row or something like that.
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Ongoing battles in North Carolina, Texas and Virginia are focused on race.
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Didi will likely face regulatory battles in Mexico, just as Uber has.
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The major urban battles in Syria are over or nearing their end.
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Messenger has largely avoided being the subject of policy battles in Washington.
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Uber has also faced regulatory battles in American cities, like Austin, Tex.
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In fact, there's no traditional Pokémon battles in the game at all.
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Battles in historic preservation often turn on matters of materials and finishes.
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The administration was still fighting battles in other courts across the nation.
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All three are expected to face difficult re-election battles in 2020.
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Together with the coalition, we won historic battles in Kobani and Raqqa.
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Most of your battles in this is Islam Reform Movement with the left?
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Investor battles in India's tech scene seem poised to only become more frequent.
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It will be exciting to watch the battles in the years to come.
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Currently, Huawei would be able to fight any patent battles in U.S. courts.
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In fact, there are no traditional Pokémon battles in the game at all.
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Heidi Heitkamp, among the Democrats facing the toughest re-election battles in 2018.
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There have been a number of trade battles in the last 80 years.
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The battles in Syria and Libya had significant involvement from the United States.
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"We're fighting battles in every state in every legislature this session," she said.
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Bennington had been candid about mental health battles in numerous interviews over the years.
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Neither of America's battles in Yemen appear to have increased its popularity with Yemenis.
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This is why adolescent boys hover on the edge of battles in South Sudan.
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The focus here is on helping you win the ground battles in XCOM 2.
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This ignores his battles in the kickboxing ring, where he has realized similar heights.
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Tech nonetheless remains engaged with numerous policy battles in Congress and the executive branch.
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"The district court's decision invites openly partisan policy battles in the courtroom," Paxton argued.
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The list of amphibious and naval battles in these places is long and bloody.
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Those dismissals are now at the center of legal battles in Massachusetts and California.
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But Republicans face competitive battles in Tennessee, Arizona and Texas, three dependably GOP states.
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It is, however, largely leaving the battles in the states to colleges and conferences.
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Battles in Midwestern swing states headline another packed round of primary elections on Tuesday.
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The company has faced legal and political battles in the United States and Europe.
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Compared to movies, the big battles in games are clumsy and filled with mistakes.
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You might want to save the bigger battles, in particular the bosses, for your television.
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For his part, Mr. Icahn has been waging multiple battles in the last few months.
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Diana engages in many brave battles in the film, all the while discovering her powers.
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That side of the debate has won very few battles in the last decade, however.
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The Solomons - the scene of decisive battles in World War II - is a particular flashpoint.
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We'd better watch the D.C. area for any major lightsaber battles in the near future.
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But even the GOP, especially officials facing reelection battles in 2018, mostly cursed the decision.
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Their house was destroyed in the fierce battles in the month before the fighting ended.
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They're fighting the same battles in the air, too: unwanted groping and worse on planes.
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Culturally, Wisconsin, despite bitter political battles in recent years, and Minnesota pride themselves on niceness.
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Twitter users quickly noted Cruz and Trump's past battles in light of the flattering profile.
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As a nation, we have fought enormous battles in the past and this is yet another.
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Since then, Huawei has signaled that its political battles in Washington may be all but lost.
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In the prolonged battles in "Tangled Up in Blue," these scenarios are drawn out and tedious.
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Our Lexington column takes its name from one of the first battles in the Revolutionary War.
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Permits, meanwhile, sounds like the stuff of lengthy, boring battles in local legislatures and utility commissions.
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The Golan saw large tank battles in 1967 and the subsequent Israel-Syria war in 1973.
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"We didn't win a lot of battles in the first and the second (periods)," Gostisbehere said.
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Jeb Bush on foreign policy as the group battles in South Carolina ahead of the Feb.
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According to the Pentagon, he led Islamic State fighters in many battles in Iraq and Syria.
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The 27-year-old Lehner revealed his battles in a first-person account for The Athletic.
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Something named "Arctic Burst" should hit me like Immortal's Battles in the North to my face.
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From Blackwater to Hardhome and beyond, we've ranked the top battles in "Game of Thrones"history.
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He spent much of his presidency fighting similar battles in the courts, Parliament and the public.
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The Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe agreement doesn't affect Allergan's patent battles in the federal court system.
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Trapped in gun battles in Monrovia, the capital, he was twice almost killed by government soldiers.
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Since the Pulwama attack, 15 militants have been killed in six separate gun battles in Kashmir.
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Older women recall their own struggles to break the glass ceiling, and battles in male-dominated workplaces.
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The war on want is about to settle into a period of grinding battles in the trenches.
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The asylum ban is different from the rest of these pending court battles in two important ways.
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Even innocuous reforms run the risk of getting bogged down in proxy battles in the Brexit wars.
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Police killed 17 people for every officer lost in gun battles in 2014, a university study found.
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While the lawyers have fought the GOA's battles in court, Pratt has done so in the media.
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"When there are no longer big military battles in Syria, many young men will return," Ibrahim said.
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They still face major battles in crucial elections in Michigan, Ohio and Florida over the coming weeks.
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Scott Walker, the conservative Republican who has tangled with labor unions in bitter battles in recent years.
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This was reflected in Margaret Thatcher's battles in the 1980s to cut the outsized British budget contribution.
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Already, the issue of his competency is the subject of court battles in Massachusetts and Los Angeles.
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After days of budget battles in Congress, a shutdown in 229 was avoided at the last minute.
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A settlement would end one of the most complex and costly litigation battles in English legal history.
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Its practice of selling its cars online without dealers has led to court battles in several states.
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After days of budget battles in Congress, a shutdown was avoided at the last minute in 229.
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To me, the battles in these films are just a pretext for the characters to hang out.
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And it's steadily winning battles in a very, very long war against something even bigger than Trumpism.
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We routinely have huge battles in Washington over sums that are less than one-tenth this size.
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He started what turned out to be one of the longest legal battles in recent French history.
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But as he got older, he fought on the front lines in three major battles in South Sudan.
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"The flames of battles in Mosul will reach them in Baghdad, Karbala and Najaf," the ISIS statement reads.
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Winner: Sony WH-1000XM3Winner WinnerIt's not super common for one gadget to win all three battles in Battlemodo.
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The Taliban and the Islamic State group have been waging bitter battles in recent days in northern Afghanistan.
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Jeff Sessions and Health and Human Services pick Tom Price are both awaiting battles in the full Senate.
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Battles in "Episode Gladiolus" are mostly a matter of spamming the attack button and occasionally dodging incoming blows.
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Compared to the bigger battles in Kong: Skull Island, though, it can't help but feel like small potatoes.
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After a seemingly endless series of battles in court and public opinion, the project appears dead for good.
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With no blanket admission, they faced uphill battles in court to win asylum that often ended in deportation.
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That could be hard to balance, as Monique has some battles in the group she needs to handle.
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"But if it stops battles in one area but not another, then [I say] no to the truce."
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As stunning as the lightsaber battles in the prequel trilogy were, they were often between evenly-matched opponents.
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There are even rainbow battles, in which you need equal amounts of each element to win the day.
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For much of the last two years, Ms. Liu grappled with her medical and legal battles in private.
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Uber and Airbnb, for example, are fighting legal battles in numerous cities around the country and the world.
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Ward lost several court and arbitration battles in his effort to get out of his contract with Goossen.
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Gettysburg College sits near the field where one of the most grisly battles in US history took place.
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Dalrymple, the author of numerous books on Indian history, recounts the skirmishes, sieges and battles in gory detail.
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The case joins a growing list of high-profile copyright battles in the music industry in recent years.
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The Red Raiders and the Sooners engaged in one of the most productive offensive battles in football history.
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Perhaps more than anything else, this reflected what we had learned from our antitrust battles in the 1990s.
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Many of the battles in the coming year stem from policies implemented and struck down in prior years.
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It comes amid four years of pitched ideological battles in a state sharply split between Democrats and Republicans.
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Gang-related battles in Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras have rendered that small triumvirate the world homicide capital.
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Their success offered renewed hope that there's no room in theaters for movies without CGI battles in them.
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Battles in the courtroom and with powerful residents of South Florida have blocked its progress more than once.
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"The fight for the House includes different battles in lots of different types of districts," Mr. Gonzales said.
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Actually, the people who are really good at self-control never have these battles in the first place.
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The smelt is at the heart of one of the fiercest battles in California's decades of water wars.
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Not only is the show plagiarizing some of the greatest battles in history, it seems — it's also plagiarizing itself.
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These battles in Syria taking place, Israeli exposed Turkey, hasn&apost it, and Erdogan who has become a fascist.
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Claire is pregnant, and won't be able to survive the aftermath of one of bloodiest battles in British history.
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I think most of us have these internal battles, in one way or another, over all kinds of subjects.
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"No one is entitled to surreptitiously fight their battles in the media by revealing sensitive government information," Sessions said.
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Josef had the idea of only having boss battles in the game when we first spoke about making it.
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Others say there are avenues he could definitely try, setting up potential battles in Congress and in the courts.
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Manchin is among a handful of Senate Democrats facing potentially difficult reelection battles in red states next year. Sens.
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And there are children constantly caught up in battles in other places, on all sides, across war-torn Syria.
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Claire McCaskill/Bill Nelson/Doug Jones: McCaskill and Nelson both face tough re-election battles in Trump-won states.
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He said the Rahamis would let him and his friends host rap battles in the back of the restaurant.
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The electric car maker has long been waging battles in a number of states to allow Tesla vehicle sales.
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My book profiles these intraparty battles in places like Sedgwick County, Kansas; Greenville-Spartanburg, South Carolina; and Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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Lacking the power to persuade, if the players fight their labor battles in public, they are destined to lose.
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That said, it seems clear that regulatory battles in New York aren't taking the wind out of Airbnb's sails.
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The two sides fought it out in vicious legal battles in three states during the course of the summer.
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There were also still partisan battles in the U.S. Senate which had stopped a coronavirus response bill from advancing.
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Cleverly, it wraps Mr. D'Agata and Mr. Fingal's punchy battles in marginalia around the text of the original essay.
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He is conducting a subterranean assault on housing integration — the subject of his family's court battles in the 1970s.
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ABC used video from a Kentucky gun range in its reporting of Turkish battles in Syria with the Kurds.
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"There are a hundred platoons fighting a hundred small battles in nameless hamlets like this every week," Laurence declared.
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The targets include some senators who are facing potentially tough reelection battles in the 2018 campaign cycle, like Sens.
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Comcast stepping down marks the conclusion to one of this year's most high-profile battles in the media business.
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Native American activists have been fighting one of their biggest environmental battles in years over the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Discussions with some of the more conservative residents, said Fu, were reminiscent of recent battles in her own family.
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CNBC takes a look at how things stand in one of the most intriguing global media battles in decades.
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That led to legal battles in the U.S. and Bermuda over noncompete clauses and misuse of Apollo insider information.
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That led to legal battles in the U.S. and Bermuda over noncompete clauses and misuse of Apollo insider information.
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We need better-trained workplace leaders People managers are on the front lines of political battles in the workplace.
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Dion will preside over Stefani's battles in the 12th season of the show, which will premiere on February 27, 2017.
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Price: $2159.99-79 Recreate the biggest battles in the Star Wars saga with this remote-controlled Imperial Walker from Hasbro.
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For now, Twitter remains the domain of the uber-partisans, fruitlessly fighting their verbal battles in 280 characters or less.
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He studied at American University in Washington, DC, and wages his battles in the back rooms of intelligence and diplomacy.
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Vogt also wasn't convinced that developing autonomous cars was Uber's priority, what with the company's battles in China and India.
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If these organizations can win battles in one state, it could easily open the door to successes in other states.
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It ended with gun battles in Juba and Mr Machar fleeing to South Africa, where he remains under house arrest.
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And while the screen is slightly smaller, it didn't bother me much during intense battles in Breath of the Wild.
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They were watching We Were Soldiers, a 213 film starring Mel Gibson about some of the early battles in Vietnam.
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We are fighting massive spiritual battles in the world and the warfare is prayer Now, most evangelical Christians aren't dispensationalists.
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In April, they fought several days of lethal battles in Qamishli, north of Hasaka city and also mostly YPG-held.
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The shocking resignation of Schneiderman turned the attorney general race into one of the biggest battles in New York politics.
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A single court in rural East Texas has become the site of one of the biggest battles in Silicon Valley.
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Having put down our armor, [our time at El Mirage] was a respite between battles in a time of war.
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It sells cars directly to customers without franchised dealers, a practice that has led to legal battles in several states.
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The three-year ban has been one of the site's most high-profile outages, alongside its legal battles in Turkey.
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Among the highlights: The brutal and costly GOP primary battles in Arizona and Wisconsin will finally come to a close.
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Turkish forces, which controlled Palestine as part of the Ottoman Empire, were defeated in battles in the Galilee in 1918.
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Why it matters: The rulings comes amidst redistricting battles in key states over voting maps drawn after the 2010 census.
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Gun battles in the heart of the Kurdish-controlled city lasted for hours and were broadcast live on local television.
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Street battles in the capital had stopped despite 25 air strikes overnight, U.N. humanitarian coordinator in Yemen Jamie McGoldrick said.
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Uber has fought particularly harsh battles in France, where its executives have been tried for running an illegal taxi service.
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Health-care battles in Washington, D.C. are fought among the bigs: big insurance, big pharmaceuticals, big employers and big government.
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Outteridge, 31, and Burling, 26, were more accustomed to head-to-head battles in relatively tiny two-man 49er skiffs.
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Like Yankovich, he points to his own mother's medical battles in his announcement video as the inspiration behind his bid.
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A rubble-strewn last stretch to victory Impatience seems to mark the last battles in the coalition's fight against ISIS.
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More than four million Americans wrote in about net neutrality back in the days of those battles, in 2014 and 2015.
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"We are all families here who fled battles in Mosul and Daesh," she says using the common Arabic acronym for ISIS.
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The eastern-based Libyan National Army (LNA) fought Islamists and other opponents in protracted street battles in parts of the city.
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The battles in DMC5 may all look the same to the uninitiated, but each one is a unique, blood-soaked snowflake.
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Any final settlement would draw a line under one of the most complex and costly litigation battles in English legal history.
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More than one million men were wounded or killed there, making it one of the bloodiest battles in all of history.
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The epic boss battles in Spider-Man rival anything you've seen in a Marvel movie, including an absolutely incredible final encounter.
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Democratic socialists also believe there are some reforms that empower and embolden the working class to fight battles in other arenas.
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And as reproductive rights advocates like her head into one of the biggest battles in decades—fighting to preserve Roe v.
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With time and Christianity's further decline, it could eclipse older culture war battles; in the pop culture landscape, it already does.
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The months-long fight over Kavanaugh's nomination marks one of the most bitter and partisan Supreme Court battles in recent history.
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Police killed 17 people for every officer lost in gun battles in 2014, a study by Mexico's National Autonomous University found.
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Whereas previous wars had involved a series of discrete battles in specific locations, the Western Front stretched for hundreds of miles.
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Taking Note Recount battles in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania are not expected to yield an Electoral College victory for Hillary Clinton.
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In street battles in France, the Netherlands, and Germany, strongpoints would be abandoned when an approaching Crocodile fired a demonstration burst.
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But in previous battles, in Hawija and Tal Afar, surrendering fighters were allowed to board buses to Islamic State-held territory.
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There's also the Robert Mueller Russia Investigation and ongoing battles in Congress that will be ratcheted up thanks to those upcoming midterms.
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WHEREAS AMERICA has culture wars between secular liberals and conservative Christians, cultural battles in Europe increasingly pit secular liberals against conservative Muslims.
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The Trump administration lost two key battles in the span of 48 hours in its fight to get prescription drug prices down.
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There are three battles in this episode of The Handmaid's Tale: They involve a birth, a game of Scrabble, and a cookie.
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Throughout 2014 and 2015 he served as a combat sniper for Azov, fighting in major battles in Mariupol, Marinka, Ilovaisk and Shyrokyne.
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The sorcerers conduct their battles in some sort of mirror-universe, which allows them to manipulate reality in some pretty freaky ways.
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The Arab states say their aim is to seize the airport and port quickly and avoid street battles in the city center.
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A few even draw comparisons between Mrs May and Margaret Thatcher, who became famous for her epic European battles in the 1980s.
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Moreover, it is fresh in Indiana voters' minds because of high-profile battles in the state in recent years over gay rights.
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A week earlier, officers had fought running battles in the street with protesters, beating some of them with batons and kicking them.
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It could also pressure drug companies involved in 28500,6900 lawsuits to settle out of court, deferring lengthy legal battles in the process.
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It could also pressure drug companies involved in 2900,220006 lawsuits to settle out of court, deferring lengthy legal battles in the process.
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Republicans scored a victory in the first of those battles, in the Kansas seat once filled by now-CIA director Mike Pompeo.
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Ober, whose grandfather was an officer in the Great War, played with toy soldiers as a child, recreating battles in his bedroom.
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Around 80 responded to questions about the trade war, Mr. Trump's interactions with other world leaders and the partisan battles in Washington.
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Yes, but: Hospitals are fighting multiple battles in Washington, where lawmakers and the White House seem increasingly emboldened to take them on.
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Those states include some of the most gerrymandered maps in the country, and Democrats face uphill battles in the majority of them.
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Tuesday also set the stage for some House battles in Arizona, including one for the seat McSally vacated to run for Senate.
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In the bush, they battled for control of diamond fields and gold mines; in Monrovia, they fought gun battles in the streets.
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We have big battles in front of us, and I'm ready to fight for our vision of a 'We the People' nation.
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He himself grew up amid religious-political battles in Khartoum, as Islamists clashed with Communists, and he later lived in Saudi Arabia.
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The clash between Mistry and Ratan Tata has been one of the most high profile and publicly fought corporate battles in India.
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The Senate outlook remains in greater doubt as the parties wage even-money battles in eight states, most of them Trump-friendly.
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Ali Abdullah Saleh, above, who ruled Yemen for three decades until 63, was reportedly killed amid fierce battles in the capital, Sana.
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Most of Tillis' early immigration battles in the Senate centered on protecting temporary visas for seafood workers critical to North Carolina's economy.
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Rival gangs that are involved in drug trafficking, human smuggling, fuel theft, kidnapping and extortion have fueled bloody battles in Mexico's overcrowded prisons.
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The epic fight over the tropical planet of Scarif in Rogue One remains one of my favorite battles in all of Star Wars.
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Instead, they can focus their collective resources on fighting regulatory battles in states where daily fantasy sports are considered gambling (and thus illegal).
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Whether it was four-player Goldeneye or linking up PCs for Quake battles in the basement, the social element keeps video games exciting.
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This could harm a lot of people, because water is the source of the most contentious and enduring battles in America's largest state.
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He is struggling to bring some senior Republicans behind his campaign after primary election battles in which his fiery rhetoric rankled party elites.
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Fighting across Europe has come and gone in waves, while most documented battles in Southeast Asia and Africa have occurred in modern times.
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But there is a second, larger story here as well, one that revolves around contentious voting rights battles in states across the country.
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Facing what the museum called "protracted legal battles" in pushing its plan forward, the Frick decided to go back to the drawing board.
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Top-seeded Murray's victory was in contrast to numerous big battles in the U.S. Open run-up event and a slew of tiebreakers.
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Issues like same-sex marriage, adoption, and inheritance rules have yet to be decided, and could lead to court battles in the future.
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Mr Corbyn's victory brought back veterans of Labour's battles in the 1980s, when Militant, a Marxist group, tried to take over the party.
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The big political battles in Austin have been fought between conservative and centrist factions within the GOP, as Democrats watch from the sidelines.
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He is going up against a record number of candidates and battles in several states, and the results will determine his political future.
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Not every Pokémon can Gigantamax — you'll have to catch Gigantamax Pokémon in special raid battles in the wild areas of the Galar region.
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This month is the centennial of the start of one of the bloodiest World War I battles, in the Somme, in northern France.
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The budget battles in 2013 and 2015 allowed Congress to blow past the spending limits by $146 billion in the past three years.
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Battles in the conventions were fought before the nominee was chosen, and therefore there was a lot of importance attached to campaign platforms.
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McCue served in five major battles in WWII -- including the D-Day invasion, in Northern France, Rhineland, Ardennes and Central Europe, Urena said.
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The decade was a turbulent time in the country, with left- and right-wing groups facing off in frequent street battles in Istanbul.
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While battles in major cities Mosul and Aleppo are well known, the public discourse largely and regrettably misses the forest for the trees.
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But the history of big intra-party battles in Massachusetts — going back to 1962 — is clear-cut: The insurgent or younger candidate wins.
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"They are caught in the middle of two battles in infrastructure and applications, which is not a great position," he told Business Insider.
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This is why Trump would be well-advised to keep his rhetorical battles in front of the public and out of legal circles.
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Gramm's book focusses on eight investor's letters that sum up some of the great agency-problem battles in the history of American business.
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If the name "Liberty Counsel" sounds familiar, that's because the law firm has been involved in contentious LGBTQ rights battles in the past.
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In his 2006 book, "The Audacity of Hope," Mr. Obama suggested the left would have been better off winning battles in the electoral arena.
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Latinos could play a crucial role in several races, from tight Senate battles in Arizona and Texas to Florida's close Senate and governor's races.
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The book is something of a follow up to his 1957 book "A Book of Battles" in which Chwast depicted 3,000 years of war.
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Agincourt, easily the most famous of battles in the Hundred Years' War between England and France, marks the first major use of the longbow.
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Archambault said that his tribe and its allies will continue to fight larger legal battles in the case, including the legality of the permitting.
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There were angry protests by civilians who brought the bodies of many of the dead into Kunduz, which saw major battles in early October.
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Archambault said that his tribe and its allies will continue to fight larger legal battles in the case, including the legality of the permitting.
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As someone who's covered voting rights battles in recent elections, here's what I'm keeping an eye on as results roll in on Election Day.
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Many had been with him through his battles in Columbus, were loyal and understood their boss's occasionally difficult to divine mood swings or opinions.
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The aerial battles in Ascend feel no less natural than skiing: You lean where you want to go, bend the knees to go faster.
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In the 1970s, it wanted to become even more of a hobbyist group, and less of a group that fights legal battles in Washington.
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Saturday's American Ninja Warrior Junior features one of the fiercest battles in the history of the competition — and PEOPLE has the exclusive first look!
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So I spin tales about battles in the neighborhood between right and wrong and tell them about our revolution and our demands for freedom.
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""The Strongest People aren't those who show strength in public but those who Win battles in Private" #Ncredible#LupusWarrior," he wrote in the caption.
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The code was a key factor in the American military victories at Iwo Jima, Saipan, and several other major battles in the Pacific theater.
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In Italy, for example, left- and right-wing militias fought battles in the urban and rural areas, workers occupied factories, and peasants seized land.
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Betsy DeVos likened her work to the battles in the biblical region known as Shephelah, where David and Goliath were said to have fought.
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You've got to establish a beachhead first and fight a series of battles in a long war — and then, you can develop the nation.
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There will still be battles in court over the price of a deal in front of judges who are not trained in these issues.
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If Westchester and Virginia look slogs for the Democrats, they should not expect their battles in swing districts next year to be any easier.
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But, as we saw in the Super Bowl, Mike Remmers and Michael Oher aren't going to win you many individual battles in bad matchups.
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We spent a lot time making sure that was adhered to during occasions as violent as epic battles in Falluja, Iraq, and in Helmand.
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And unlike Saturday night, when Trout terrorized Yankees starter Sonny Gray, Tanaka won all three of those battles in the Yankees' 163-1 victory.
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The Angolans and their respective allies clashed in Cuito Cuanavale in the late 1980s in one of the last century's biggest battles in Africa.
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Starting this spring, the recent tradition of numerous militia battles in Libya has coalesced into a fight between the two main groups noted above.
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All this was going on while the Scouts fought unsuccessful battles in court to keep barring openly gay men from serving in their ranks.
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Several states, including Missouri and Alabama, have been at the center of legal battles in recent months over whether restrictive abortion policies are constitutional.
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Here's what you need to know: • Ali Abdullah Saleh, the ousted former president of Yemen, was killed amid fierce battles in the capital, Sana.
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Kurdish security forces have arrested hundreds of suspected ISIS fighters in the past months, with a noticeable uptick following battles in Mosul and Tal Afar.
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Let's take a closer look at the key battles in each series, and what the underdogs can do in order to come out on top.
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Polls show the candidates locked in tight battles in early voting states Iowa and New Hampshire, but Clinton holds a large lead in national polling.
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He finished runner-up to Kabila in a 2006 election that touched off street battles in Kinshasa between militiamen loyal to him and state forces.
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It's been the location of some of the Real Housewives of New York City's most disastrous getaways and explosive battles in the past two years.
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Jesse Cohn has been behind some of the ugliest shareholder tussles and boardroom battles in history during his 26 years at Paul Singer's Elliott Management.
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Rohrabacher and Rouda are in one of the most heated House battles in California, as both parties eye the longtime Republican seat in Orange County.
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Boss battles in Overwatch mimic the boss fights seen in just about any MMO game, like Blizzard's own World of Warcraft or Bungie's MMOFPS Destiny.
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Provorov made it 2-0 at 18:12 of the opening period after teammates Andrew MacDonald and Jordan Weal won puck battles in the corners.
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Parasnis sees this focus as a boon to Adobe, helping it pick and choose its battles in the promising, but competitive, field of AI research.
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Like so many other battles in an age of turbocharged partisanship, it was about more than the events in dispute and the individuals in conflict.
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Then they traveled over land to Yemen, to battles in the Midi Desert, the Khalid ibn Walid camp in Taiz, or around Aden and Hudaydah.
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ARTS & LEISURE An article on the cover this weekend about prominent cultural battles in 2017 misstates part of the title of a Carrie Underwood song.
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ARTS & LEISURE An article on the cover this weekend about prominent cultural battles in 26397 misstates part of the title of a Carrie Underwood song.
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With Robert Zemeckis's backing as executive producer, "Medal of Honor" also has the resources to re-create the battles in which they set themselves apart.
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May's senior colleagues, and she will face grueling battles in the British Parliament (and possibly in the Scottish one, too) to get withdrawal legislation passed.
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For more than a decade, Phelps and Lochte have engaged in some epic battles in the pool, the showdowns forging one of swimming's great rivalries.
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Some of the people fleeing Idlib have already been displaced more than once, after fleeing battles in other parts of Syria earlier in the conflict.
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It was the moment captured by Reuters photographer Khalid al-Mousily during a series of rallies and running street battles in the center of Baghdad.
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Fighters identifying themselves as kadyrovtsy popped up in eastern Ukraine throughout 222, where they took part in decisive battles in support of pro-Russian rebels.
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Trump, who trailed Clinton by 7 percentage points nationwide in a Reuters/Ipsos poll released last week, is fighting tight battles in some key states.
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In response, Ivy League colleges such as Harvard and Yale developed a sport that would allow young men to enact battles in a safer environment.
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Streaming has become one of the fiercest battles in technology, with industry giants and legacy media companies vying to grab consumers' eyeballs and advertisers' spending.
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Putin's government is growing increasingly concerned about Trump's battles in Washington, according to Fedorov and former lawmaker Sergei Markov, who remains well-connected at the Kremlin.
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And as a result we are in for probably the super bowl of all super bowls of battles in Congress over the next couple of weeks.
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I want to come up with a crazy premise that there are underground sumo battles in Japan where people bet with cash—something shady like that.
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They say CCM artists are already offering the best solution for political battles in the Trump era: the Prince of Peace, or what some call Jesus.
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To counter its weakness at home, Civic Platform is seeking to Europeanise what are essentially domestic issues and fight its battles in Brussels rather than Warsaw.
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The battles in Balangiga that took place toward the end of the 1899-1902 Philippine-American War marked one of the darkest chapters of U.S. colonialism.
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Planned Parenthood, which draws the ire of many Republicans because it provides abortions, is bracing for one of the toughest battles in its 100-year history.
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Even if this isn't your grandfather's Super Tuesday, the stakes remain large and the day will significantly push the nomination battles in a more decisive direction.
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That's why it's notable that Sessions told the Heritage Foundation that DOJ will fight discovery battles in policy challenges all the way to the Supreme Court.
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Scott, who is term-limited under Florida's constitution, is facing Nelson in one of the most closely watched Senate battles in the 85033 midterm election cycle.
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Even as his lawyers fight at the Supreme Court to keep his tax returns private, the president is fighting battles in lower courts in related matters.
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However in the intervening years, the chairman's own legal battles - in which he was jailed in February for bribery and breach of trust - stalled that plan.
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Again, it was a wake-up call, I think, particularly for young women who did not fight these initial gender battles in the '60s and '70s.
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Rick Scott for the critical Senate race is shaping up to be one of the closest-watched election battles in Florida since the 2000 presidential election.
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Fox's most popular hosts are still framing Trump's political battles in apocalyptic terms; if they keep that up, what hope is there for any of us?
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Republicans who aren't willing to cozy up to Trump, meanwhile, are opting for retirement in 2018 rather than uphill reelection battles in a challenging political environment.
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The app has been forced to quit several countries including Denmark and Hungary and faced regulatory battles in multiple U.S. states and countries around the world.
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Also new are "Blaster Battles," in which players take on the forces of the First Order while using objects in the world around them for cover.
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They now prepare for midterm battles in red-tinged states and districts against Republican pro-gun candidates and face a strong, newfound opposition from the NRA.
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My biggest fear — the one that keeps me up at night — is that they, too, will find themselves fighting similarly questionable battles in the same places.
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In "Hamilton," he's a slick pimp daddy who faces off with Hamilton in rap battles; in "1776," he's a heartthrob who promises to free his slaves.
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Trump and Clinton were locked in close battles in several battleground states, although opinion polls gave Clinton an edge in the closing hours of the campaign.
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With a potential payday amounting to tens of billions of dollars, it has become one of the most complicated and gargantuan legal battles in American history.
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In what The Times described as "one of the most bizarre takeover battles in American corporate history," Martin Marietta responded by trying to take over Bendix.
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Stalingrad, the name of the city on the Volga river between 2000 and 29, is now often shorthand for one of the most violent battles in history.
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The experience left Swildens with a working knowledge of intellectual property battles in the tech world, and a lingering soft spot for others facing hefty patent claims.
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The Prime Minister has said repeatedly the PMU will not be allowed to enter the city of Mosul but will participate in other battles in Nineveh province.
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Allegations about Russia trying to get Donald Trump elected as U.S. president were "rumors", Putin said, generated as part of internal political battles in the United States.
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The Senate confirmed Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court this afternoon by a 50-48 vote, ending one of the most bitter confirmation battles in decades.
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The taxi app has also been forced to quit several countries, including Denmark and Hungary, and faced regulatory battles in multiple U.S. states and around the world.
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The suspects in these cases were only able to get their property back after lengthy, costly court battles in which they showed they weren't guilty of anything.
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The same is true of key Senate battles in Missouri, Nevada and North Dakota; in Arizona, two women square off for the seat of retiring GOP Sen.
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And of course, the battles in the middle of the standings to grab hold of those last playoff slots and avoid relegation are bound to get interesting.
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The unrest reached fever pitch Sunday when riot police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters as the two groups fought pitched battles in residential areas.
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The $834 billion cut in federal Medicaid spending in the American Health Care Act would kick off budget battles in the states that go way beyond Medicaid.
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And the intensity of the interest around the events has lawmakers -- especially moderate Republicans in competitive districts facing tough re-election battles in 2018 -- paying close attention.
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The greatest three battles in boxing history began with a Frazier win and ended in a near-death experience for both men in Manila, which Ali won.
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We had some battles in the past, I think it is going to be important for me to prepare well, serve well, and dictate from the baseline.
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Doug joins Danielle's OG legal muscle, Scott Richardson, in her ongoing legal battles in Florida -- including a case where she allegedly stole her mom's purse and car.
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The combat is also effective, and goes farther to capture the drama of lightsaber battles in the Star Wars universe than just about any treatment I've encountered.
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The warplanes struck as the SDF waged "heated and bloody battles" in the industrial zone on the eastern bank, seizing factories from Islamic State militants, he said.
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At one point, after changes were made on the boards of National Amusements and Viacom, there were legal battles in three states in the fight for control.
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To have their financial livelihoods wrapped up in one of the most partisan political battles in recent American history is akin to a slap in the face.
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He enjoyed the rush of fighting battles in which he was outnumbered, and sneaking into the enemy line on guerrilla raids that he would later boast about.
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For Dr. Strange's occult adventures and battles in alternate dimensions, Mr. Ditko created foreboding expanses of abstract shapes and patterns, ruled by evil sorcerers and supernatural entities.
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From bloody gladiatorial battles in the Colosseum, to the Derby della Capitale between the soccer archrivals Lazio and A.S. Roma, the city's stadiums have seen every emotion.
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"We <193 Bannockburn 1314" reads the panel on the left, and "We <3 Culloden 1746" on the right — referring to the two greatest battles in Scottish history.
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In simulated two-hour battles in Baghdad, human teams were pitted against either RAID or other humans; they could tell them apart less than half the time.
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"This is 100 percent about the politics and this is the way that people fight their battles in Washington rather than having intellectually honest discussions," he said.
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The resulting seven-page joint statement outlined nine key concerns, including corruption, security and electoral reform, and put Kenya's recent political battles in a broader historical context.
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Some 40,000 fighters from more than 120 countries poured into the battles in Syria and Iraq over the past four years, American and other Western officials say.
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While some misinterpret the crews as street gangs, the dancers say they're focused only on creating music and battling for popularity in dance battles in the streets.
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The suppression of black voting by law and brute force, especially in the South, was a central part of civil rights battles in the 22010s and ′22009s.
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Leslie Moonves, who was ousted as chief executive in September, was wary of the deal, which led to one of the bitterest boardroom battles in recent memory.
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If true, the open cooperation between the militant groups, which have sometimes fought turf battles in the past, could be further trouble for the struggling Afghan government.
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Rust belt senators Any senator in the Rust Belt, which Trump won, narrowly, in 2016, has to be cognizant of the political battles in their states. Sen.
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The announcement ends one of the biggest battles in the media industry this year, as Comcast fought with Disney to acquire Fox's movie studio and television assets.
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The disruption included court battles in three states, the ousting of Viacom's chief executive and now a complete turnaround on the call to combine CBS and Viacom.
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The remaining six candidates on the first slate are all running uphill battles in Republican-leaning districts, some in areas Trump won by a double-digit margin.
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The Syrian army said on Monday it had fought fierce battles in southeastern Idlib and seized several villages after killing large numbers of what it called terrorists.
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MOSCOW — Russian President Vladimir Putin says he's pleased that the "political battles" in Washington have put on the back-burner accusations that Russia interfered in U.S. elections.
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Thousands of civilians were fleeing from besieged enclaves on opposite ends of Syria on Friday as two major battles in the multi-sided war entered decisive phases.
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If he wanted to, Trump could have invoked executive privilege or waged battles in court to prevent Mueller's team from interviewing White House aides or reviewing their documents.
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The destroyer fought in several battles in the Pacific Theater, but it was sunk for good during a kamikaze attack during the battle of Leyte Gulf in 1944.
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Friday's announcement that the Defense Department chose Microsoft over Amazon for a huge cloud computing contract will set two new battles in motion — one procedural and one political.
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One is specifically for Survival mode while the other, larger arena supports battles in the game's big team modes, including Walker Assault, Supremacy, Fighter Squadron and Turning Point.
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Unlike, say, the best space battles in the Star Wars series, the frantic ballistic parrying here often makes the viewer feel as if trapped inside a pinball machine.
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Some seeds of today's fighting were sown in battles in the 34s—a civil war in the north and an insurgency against British colonial forces in the south.
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Why it matters: The game console market is of the great head-to-head battles in tech, with Microsoft and Sony the primary combatants, having left Nintendo behind.
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Hezbollah is an ally of Assad and of Iran, and its fighters have provided crucial support for Damascus's efforts to turn battles in western Syria in its favor.
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Forces loyal to the two men fought street battles in the capital over a five-day period earlier this month, until a ceasefire was reached on July 11.
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Apple and Qualcomm are ending their legal battles In a standoff that has been brewing since 2017, Apple argued that Qualcomm was charging too much for patent licensing.
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The DSCC said it had made reservations in Indiana, West Virginia, North Dakota and Montana, all states where Democratic incumbents face difficult reelection battles in the months ahead.
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As he wages legal battles in multiple states to keep his position in Sumner M. Redstone's media empire, Philippe P. Dauman's legal bills are being paid by Viacom.
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"Everybody's speaking, and nobody's listening," said junior Guutaa Regassa as he worked on his laptop in Sproul Plaza, the site of many free-speech battles in the 1960s.
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The code was indecipherable to the Japanese and a key factor in American military victories at Iwo Jima, Saipan, and several other major battles in the Pacific theater.
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What could the novelist Larry Heinemann have in common with a combat soldier in the 25th Tropic Lightning Division who fought in the bloody battles in Tay Ninh?
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That's a big transition from Singer's previous X-films, which grounded their mutant battles in culturally relevant debates about how outcasts should engage with the rest of society.
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Along with other food and gig economy startups, it is facing a number of regulatory battles in markets such as New York City and the state of California.
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On Tuesday night, visibly older and chastened by years of political battles in Washington, Mr. Obama returned to his adopted hometown to bring his tenure to an end.
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Videos of fierce gun battles in the street, armed men blocking roads, residents fleeing to safety and clouds of black smoke rising from burning vehicles swamped social media.
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In running battles in Kowloon district police used tear gas and water cannon trucks to disperse petrol bomb-throwing protesters, spraying jets of blue dye into the crowds.
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The tapestry has more than 50 scenes chronicling the events leading up to the Battle of Hastings in 1066, one of the most important battles in English history.
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Join Vox's Ezra Klein, Sarah Kliff, and Matthew Yglesias on Tuesday, April 18, as they talk through the latest policy developments and political battles in the Trump administration.
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Republicans will have no shortage of legislative battles in the coming months that will test their unity and whether there are compromises to be made with the other side.
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"Most space battles are just re-hashes of World War II fighter battles in the Pacific," Shankar says in Episode 240 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast.
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All three are facing tough reelection battles in states where Trump won overwhelmingly in 2016, so they're eager to prove they are working with the president and Senate Republicans.
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Kelly sings about his troubles and battles in a new 19-minute song, addressing sexual abuse claims against him that remerged and put a screeching halt on his career.
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He has advised on some of the biggest activism battles in Canada, including Telus Corp against Mason Capital Management and Agrium in its defence against activist investor Jana Partners.
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The two had their fair share of battles in front of the camera, including an iconic one that went down during a group trip to Morocco in season 4.
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While the GRAMMY-winning artist will have his own channel on the platform, the deal specifically covers Drake co-producing rap battles in collaboration with Ultimate Rap League (URL).
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Why it matters: Waymo and Uber's year-long legal scuffle over self-driving car tech was one of the most high-profile — and drama-laden — battles in Silicon Valley.
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She has balloons for arms, can inflate her body, and battles in a candy-filled arena, making her a seemingly great fit for the game's eclectic cast of combatants.
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Bethenny Frankel and Luann de Lesseps have often sparred in the past, butting heads in some of the biggest blowout battles in Real Housewives of New York City history.
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Indeed, the need to win short-run political battles in order to obtain the power to restore the old, good institutions can become the justification for abandoning institutional shackles.
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But on Tuesday's premiere season 7 premiere of the hit Bravo franchise, both Rinna and Davidson were ready to leave the battles in the past and move on. Vanderpump?
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The big picture: Nearly 30 years after the last Cold War battles in Europe, a similar fight is playing out in Latin America, with Russia propping up a dictator.
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Tesla has faced political and legal battles in several states over its decision to eschew the traditional dealership model in favor of a direct model that sells to customers.
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One of the classic depictions of white-collar boxing is from the film Fight Club, where the sport is shown as a brutal series of battles in seedy locations.
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Early ballots are scheduled to go out in late September in both Illinois and Wisconsin, where the GOP is facing uphill battles in both the presidential and Senate races.
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The MQM was involved in bloody factional battles in the 1990s and 2000s and was accused by opponents of running the city like a mafia fiefdom, allegations it denied.
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A dismaying number of political disagreements are presented as zero-sum battles, in which one economic class, demographic group or race is accused of harming the interests of another.
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More modern technological advances mean Battlefield 1 can happily support 64 players in the same game, a number that makes its fights feel like battles in a real war.
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While several Republican members of Congress have faced fierce re-election battles in recent years, they have managed to hang on to their seats and performed well last night.
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By then I had spent most of the last 20 years working as a journalist, photographing everything from street battles in the West Bank to meetings of world leaders.
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The countrywide cessation of hostilities that began then started to crumble within two months, with battles in much of the countryside around Damascus, central and northern Syria, and Aleppo.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday will propose the deepest cuts to government programs in a generation, delivering the opening salvo in a new round of budget battles in Washington.
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The code was indecipherable to the enemy and a key factor in the American military victories at Iwo Jima, Saipan, and several other major battles in the Pacific theater.
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In "Wilderness Warrior," Brinkley's best set pieces involve bear-hunting trips and battles in Cuba; in "Rightful Heritage," they feature epic fights with Congress, and within Roosevelt's own administration.
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And the science fiction and political worlds are prone to internal strife between competing factions, battles in which some sides will turn to vile acts to win the day.
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And it mostly works; if you loved the rap battles in Hamilton, you should enjoy Schreck's similar animated, personal attempt to enliven what could be seen as dry history.
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The sentence quoted here refers to barista competitions — high-stakes battles in which the world's elite coffee makers try to outduel one another with bean grinders and foaming wands.
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Mr. Brann is among numerous American parents who have waged protracted and costly legal battles in Brazil in the hopes of getting their children back to the United States.
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"This is what people had to do, in battles, in wars, all over this world when there weren't going to be supplies coming from someplace else," the mayor said.
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The pitched battles in New York City over redrawing school boundaries and diversifying its selective high schools delivers a stunning reminder that integration can be a political third rail.
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They also signaled a series of protracted budget battles in Congress over a larger force of immigration officers, what they call a deportation force, and funding for Planned Parenthood.
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It might come as a surprise, but Amazon and Target are in one of the biggest battles in apparel retail today, according to a new report from Coresight Research.
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Yet after ferocious defensive battles in its most important cities this year, where its fighters bled for every house and street, its final collapse has come with lightning speed.
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For Pfizer, the legal fight had become a point of principle, following years of battles in lower courts, since its key secondary pain patent has now expired in Europe.
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Trump's rallies have focused mostly on Senate and gubernatorial battles in states he won in the 2016 White House race – from Florida and Missouri to West Virginia and Ohio.
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Forces loyal to rivals President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar had fought street battles in the capital over five days in violence that killed at least 272 people.
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This does not mean that battles in the Renaissance era were fought solely using guns, but rather that firearms and cannons changed the range of fighting in the 16th century.
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Washington (CNN)Approximately 300 Marines will deploy to Afghanistan's Helmand Province this spring, returning to the scene of some of the fiercest battles in America's 15-year-long engagement there.
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He survived the end of the war, unlike fifteen of the men in his company who were killed in action during some of the bloodiest battles in the Pacific theater.
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Some of the battles in Mario + Rabbids took me a dozen or more tries to complete, with respawning enemies that forced me to think carefully about each and every decision.
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Similar political battles in recent years have shown that the employers Perry dismissed as the "almighty dollar" have proved to be an important and powerful political voice in these debates.
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You have to choose your battles in life, so consider saving your energy for the next time Bella Hadid and Selena show up to an event with the same haircut.
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After years of battles in Brussels and beyond, search giant Google has come under yet more fire from antitrust regulators in Europe concerned about the its dominance in online advertising.
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The Tripoli forces could position their snipers there to slow any attempt by the LNA to advance to the north, as others have done in previous battles in the capital.
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Succeeding in the current, messed up system means you're winning battles in spite of major obstacles, but you're still trying to win against a machine that doesn't need to exist.
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From the Epic of Gilgamesh in ancient Mesopotamia, to boss battles in Legend of Zelda or horror movies like The Shinning (a personal fave for Peele), it's a timeless trope.
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It typically shuns public battles in favour of gaining board seats and pushing internally for a turnround, as it has at current investee companies that include Microsoft and Rolls-Royce.
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Each match drops 100 players into a vast, open map where they scrounge up gear and wage gun battles in an effort to be the last player or squad standing.
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Families USA President Ron Pollack, who has been at the forefront of healthcare battles in recent Democratic administrations, said dealing with rising out-of-pocket costs is unavoidable for Democrats.
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Many Marines are used to training for battles in desert-like terrains in the Middle East, as opposed to icy, snowy, and mountainous terrains, which require vastly different skill sets.
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Two battles in 2004, the second of which was the bloodiest of the whole war, confirmed it as the stronghold of the insurgency that arose to challenge the American occupation.
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But his home was also in shooting distance of battles in Taiz, and his family was forced to abandon the upper floors of the house after errant bullets struck it.
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The CFPB was created by the Dodd-Frank Act to police predatory lending and has been the focal point of heated partisan battles in Congress since it opened in 2013.
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The city is also of significance to American troops as the site of bloody battles in 2004 that killed more than 85033 U.S. troops fighting insurgents from house to house.
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From a precocious youngster, Lewis grew into a tough man with a surprisingly friendly face, gnarled by his battles in the ring but, as a fighter, much stronger for them.
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Japan: February 19 to March 26, 1945Decidedly one of the bloodiest battles in Marine Corps history, the Battle of Iwo Jima claimed the lives of nearly 6,800 US service members.
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This was the battlefield of the mine wars, a series of deadly battles in the early 20th century between coal miners and armies of law enforcement and company-hired soldiers.
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That opposition came to a head in 2008 when the government tried to seize Hezbollah's telecommunications network, triggering street battles in Beirut that the heavily armed Shi'ite Muslim movement won.
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It lasted for more than five months and became one of the worst battles in history, killing or wounding more than one million soldiers but barely moving the front lines.
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And so the two New York gladiators are again going at it, though this time at the forefront of one of the nation's most consequential political battles in recent decades.
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It is expecting more fighting in urban areas like the battles against ISIS in Mosul and Raqqa, as well as possible conventional battles in the Baltic states and North Korea.
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When people ask me about credit union versus bank battles in advocacy, I am always quick to share with them that we agree on about 90 percent of the issues.
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A television executive with a reputation for pugilism — a plaque above his desk reads "Punch Today in the Face" — Mr. Zucker, 52, has weathered decades of battles in his industry.
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However, the recent attention to urban density restrictions and impediments to affordability and economic growth suggests there may be progress in state and local housing battles in the near future.
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This time his beat extends across Europe to China, the Americas and the Middle East, letting him draw helpful connections between dispersed but similar battles in "the war against reality".
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President Xi Jinping has placed a huge emphasis on tackling pollution and greenhouse gas emissions in his second term in office, making it one of his "three battles" in 2017.
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Thousands of civilians fled from there and from another besieged enclave at the opposite end of Syria on Friday as two battles in the multi-sided war entered decisive phases.
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So few will be surprised to learn that, despite showing up to the party late, the Cupertino company now appears to be winning some key battles in the streaming music wars.
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A bevy of senators, prominent congressmen and governors have stated that they won't attend the convention, refusals that are particularly pronounced among those facing tight re-election battles in battleground states.
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For one, the overwhelming majority of battles in North America took place centuries ago, when white Europeans were methodically kicking out the continent's previous inhabitants and waging war on each other.
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Now Iraq's military and the U.S.-led coalition is preparing for what's expected to be the "mother of all battles" in the war against ISIS in Iraq: The liberation of Mosul.
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Aoun's Lebanese army loyalists and Geagea's militiamen fought fierce battles in the Christian enclave in early 1990, months before Syrian-led forces drove Aoun into exile, ending the country's civil war.
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Patrick just wanted to know which movies are worth seeing, but he's shocked by how much Rotten Tomatoes has become a front for the most asinine battles in the culture war.
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Okinawa was the site of Japan's only land battles in World War Two and many residents there resent the fact that it hosts tens of thousands of U.S. troops and military.
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We've seen Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare's single-player gameplay and space battles in recent months, but now we have a good look at how the game will be handling multiplayer.
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The drama is unfolding as Zuma battles in court to prevent the reinstatement of hundreds of corruption charges against him which were dropped in 2009, allowing him to run for president.
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Thomas's nomination thrilled conservatives, but the battle to place him on the court amid sexual-harassment allegations set the stage for more partisan judicial confirmation battles in the years to come.
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The stage is set for major 6900 battles in states from Texas to Georgia, which can now be described as light purple states that are headed blue in the foreseeable future.
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Arch-rivals for regional hegemony, the two oil producers are on opposite sides in proxy battles in the region, where they back competing factions in Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Lebanon and Bahrain.
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The Justice Department last year threatened to withhold the public safety grants if sanctuary cities failed to adequately share information with ICE, prompting legal battles in Chicago, San Francisco and Philadelphia.
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It was a notable change from earlier deployments over the past decade, during which the unit had fought in some of the bloodiest battles in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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It should overcome both votes without drama, but could face tense battles in the Senate further ahead because it only has a single-digit majority there, leaving it exposed to ambushes.
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And ultimately he focused, as he had done in the days before the midterm elections, on partisan battles in Washington, including one held over Mr. Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court.
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Many battles in America's struggle for independence — including the Battle of Plattsburgh and the capture of Fort Ticonderoga by Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys — took place in the region.
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"It boggles my mind how someone can live through one of the worst battles in one of the worst wars and come home and then die this way," Mr. Maraglino said.
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The creation of the new outside groups, observers say, reflects the growing recognition of the importance of political boundaries after a decade of contentious legal battles in a narrowly divided nation.
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Carryout has become a bright spot for Domino's Pizza as the restaurant chain battles in a tough, low-margin food delivery environment, CEO Ritch Allison told CNBC's Jim Cramer on Thursday.
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Shakir Mahmood, a soldier in Iraq's elite counterterror forces, fought in battles in Ramadi, Falluja and Tikrit, but they were nothing like the fight he has faced in Mosul, he said.
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Nonetheless the mood music now is that while Ms Vestager may lose some battles in the courts there is little sign so far that she is about to lose the war.
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And now, more children are dying not long after battles in their neighborhoods have ended, as none of the combatants bother to clear explosive remnants afterward as sought by international conventions.
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The Trump administration's crusade against science is reminiscent of other battles in the war on science, like when big tobacco tried to raise doubts that its products are addictive and harmful.
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Forces loyal to longtime rivals Vice President Riek Machar and President Salva Kiir fought street battles in the capital during a five-day period until a ceasefire was reached on Monday.
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The grandiose moniker is a reference to a phrase popularized by former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, who famously described the Gulf War as "the mother of all battles" in January 1991.
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The first is "strategic combat", where the player uses their lightsaber as a remote to move and strategically wage large scale battles in AR. Think Starcraft, but on your living room floor.
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It's not breaking news that female athletes constantly face uphill battles in the popular imagination of sports -- they aren't good enough, they aren't strong enough, they're dull to watch and so on.
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For four days each September, thousands of survivors maraud a patch of dirt and sand east of Bakersfield, California, in wild jalopies and wage epic bungee-battles in a two-story Thunderdome.
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There are many triumphant battles in "Game of Thrones," but Daenerys stands out from the rest of the crowd; she's a true freedom fighter who willingly confronts danger to protect her following.
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The tradition of "drum battles" in jazz dates all the way back to the big band era, when Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich forever revolutionized percussion with their show-stopping rhythmic duels.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Criminal charges over Barclays' fundraising in the 2008 financial crisis add to the bank's legal battles in key markets just as rivals are leaving their troubles from that period behind.
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But in that time, Uber won many of its hard-fought local legal battles in the U.S. and became legalized in the Philippines — the first country to pass nationwide ride-share regulations.
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Forces loyal to longtime rivals Vice President Riek Machar's forces and President Salva Kiir fought street battles in the capital during a five-day period until a ceasefire was reached on Monday.
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If you're not familiar with the concept, a boss rush is a series of battles in a game where you have to face powerful enemies over and over again without a break.
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Mir was eventually killed in crossfire between the militants and troops, which also burned the family's home to the ground, witnesses said – an increasingly common end to gun battles in recent years.
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The Israeli military has responded similarly in the past when mortar fire has landed in the Golan, territory Israel captured in a 1967 Middle East war, during battles in the Syrian conflict.
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Bemba finished runner-up to Kabila in a 2006 election that his supporters said was marred by fraud, triggering battles in the streets of Kinshasa between his militamen and state security forces.
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The code the team created was indecipherable to the enemy and a key factor in the American military victories at Iwo Jima, Saipan, and several other major battles in the Pacific theater.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Eastern Libyan forces bogged down in street battles in a push to seize the capital Tripoli deployed warplanes on Friday to hit several government positions, as more civilians fled fighting.
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Despite the widespread backlash to North Carolina's anti-trans bathroom law and the resulting political chaos there, politicians in other states are gearing up for what could be similar battles in 2017.
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And that can encompass a lot, including things like mayoral control of the city's schools and congestion pricing, both of which have been the subject of battles in Albany in recent years.
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For months, they had worked to the percussion of distant fighting as the Islamic State waged fierce battles in the autumn of 2014 to seize territory in Syria's rapidly escalating civil war.
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The Justice Department's bid to block AT&T's $85 billion merger with Time Warner is set to head to trial next week, in one of the most anticipated antitrust battles in years.
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From the celestial events that influenced battles in ancient Greece and China, to the indispensable telescopes of the American Civil War, the scientific and military spheres have never been all that separate.
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Trump is waging a number of legal battles in an effort to keep other tax and financial information private, including federal income tax returns for himself and several of his business entities.
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"It's no surprise we're seeing these kinds of high-pitched legal battles in battleground states" that can decide national elections, said Daniel A. Smith, an elections scholar at the University of Florida.
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But the bid to arrest 28-year-old Ovidio, the drug kingpin's son who's been indicted in the U.S., devolved into gun battles in the street and prompted a near citywide lockdown.
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"The majority of the damage was to western Mosul as it went through one of the worst and fiercest battles in history," said Nofal al-Akoub, the governor of Iraq's Nineveh province.
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Looking to circumvent the law, a number of couples have used surrogates abroad, but the status of their children is legally shaky and has led to prolonged battles in the Italian courts.
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In various Cold War proxy battles, in the Iraq war, in the debate over Syria, in the Libya intervention — again and again, predictions of a peaceful democratic future have yielded dismal results.
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It was over with "nice Marine," and a retreat back to safer far-right grounds, a strategy that will keep the National Front united for future battles in the years to come.
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As you stood there, jacket around your waist, with front row seats to your classmates' breakups, makeups, and fights (plus, if you went to a performing arts school, dance battles) in the dirt?
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As in their storied on-court battles in their playing days, McEnroe painted an animated figure courtside as he frequently sprung from his chair to rally his players while Borg remained mostly seated.
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But before fans can learn who, if anyone, wins the claim to the Iron Throne, they'll have to watch one of the most epic battles in not just Westerosi, but also cinematic, history.
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The first order of business, Democrats say, is to move beyond impeachment and the partisan battles in Washington to hammer home an economic message about how electing Democrats will make people's lives better.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Thousands of civilians streamed out of their towns on Saturday to escape battles in the north and south of Syria, where two different offensives have prompted an exodus in recent days.
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"The recent experience in the battles in Iwo Jima and Okinawa was very costly in terms of U.S. and Japanese casualties, despite the destruction of the Japanese air force and navy," Rushay said.
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During a June 14 protest, hundreds of mostly masked rioters ransacked shop fronts, clashed with police, tore up street paving and smashed the windows of a children's hospital during running battles in Paris.
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Whereas in the West the country's name inspires pictures of child soldiers fighting bloody battles, in most of Africa it is associated with "rumba Lingala" (Lingala is the language of the Kinshasa street).
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The EU referendum, which saw 52 percent of Britons voting to leave the EU, has begun to transform Britain's political landscape, triggering leadership battles in both the ruling Conservative Party and opposition Labour.
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But its adversaries have often used intense bombardment to end those battles in which civilians were killed, fuelling a humanitarian crisis and resentment among those who once lived in the areas it controlled.
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Human shields There are also fears that the terror group is targeting civilian populations by using them as human shields against the coalition advance, as it has done in previous battles in Iraq.
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Al-Nujaba, which was created in 2013, has since become one of Iran's most important militias in Iraq, having participated in key battles in the Syrian conflict, such as the siege of Aleppo.
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One of the most high-stakes antitrust battles in recent memory is about to unfold in court, as AT&T argues its case for buying Time Warner, despite objections from the Justice Department.
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Why it matters: Uber faces several regulatory battles in Europe and a classification as a technology company, rather than a transportation company, would be an easier path for Uber in the long run.
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You can still essentially pause the game in order to do things like use a healing item, but for the most part, battles in FFXV feel like something out of an action game.
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Although we're not conducting laser battles in orbit (yet), satellite systems are regularly used to guide missiles and drones to their destination, facilitate communication between soldiers on the battlefield, and spy on adversaries.
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In England's last visit to Marseille, during the 1998 World Cup, there were running battles in the Old Port section of the town involving the English, the French and the French riot police.
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During the 1700s and 1800s, the town was known for the Culpeper Minute Men Battalion, a militia group that fought battles in the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and the Spanish-American War.
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But she wrote about her experiences in very different ways, fighting her battles in the columns of Texas newspapers and television appearances, in contrast to O'Connor's withdrawn manner and preference for short fiction.
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American troops suffered some of their worst losses of the war in two battles in 2004 to wrest Falluja back from Al Qaeda in Iraq, the insurgent group now known as Islamic State.
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Revised voting laws and lengthy court battles in many states also have left voters uncertain about when and where they can cast their ballot and whether they will need to present photo identification.
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Notably, rather than being reserved about pushing the boundaries of robotic war, Russia appears to have embraced it to the extent that it falsely claimed it already used them in battles in Syria.
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"The recent experience in the battles in Iwo Jima and Okinawa was very costly in terms of US and Japanese casualties, despite the destruction of the Japanese air force and navy," Rushay said.
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"We do not want to see our citizens used as pawns, or be made to suffer because of political battles in Honduras or the United States," the Honduran government said in a statement.
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Hassan is facing off with his wife Allison Huynh, from whom he is separated, and with whom he is in the middle of one of the longest-running divorce battles in Silicon Valley.
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While the fiercest recent battles in Syria's civil war have taken place in the northern city of Aleppo, the government and allied forces have also been steadily advancing in the area around Damascus.
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But then something happened, the April 19 New York primary, and the April 26 Acela primaries, battles in which Northeast, Catholic and ethnic Republicans could make their voices heard and their votes counted.
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The establishment's winning streak will be tested again on Tuesday in New York City, where primary contests feature four Democratic challengers in one of the densest concentrations of intraparty battles in the nation.
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Every episode of The Long Road Home is structured, Lost-like, as the story of one person whose life is connected to the early battles in Sadr City, a suburban district of Baghdad.
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Falluja has been seen as a stronghold of Sunni Muslim insurgents for more than a decade and U.S. forces that toppled Saddam Hussein, a Sunni, suffered heavy losses there in two battles in 2004.
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And health-care reform is always difficult, as is clear from a glance at Britain's creaking National Health Service, France's near-bankrupt system—or the interminable battles in America over the future of Obamacare.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Tencent Holdings and JD.com will pay $140 million and $117 million respectively for minority stakes in a Chinese retail chain as China's tech giants extend their battles in the retail space.
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American troops suffered some of their worst losses of the war there in two battles in 2004 to wrest it back from al Qaeda in Iraq, the insurgent group now known as Islamic State.
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As ongoing legal battles in California and Massachusetts demonstrate, their work lives are fragile, with none of the rights usually afforded to employees—such as minimum wage or working hours protection—extended their way.
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The nominating battles in Arizona and Utah, plus the Democratic contest in Idaho, were overshadowed by attacks in Brussels in which at least 30 people were killed and raised security concerns among U.S. voters.
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Tesla is currently fighting legal battles in both Michigan and Utah courts over laws in those states, and in September was on the losing end of a court ruling over vehicle sales in Missouri.
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"So we don't have to have these battles in our states, so our states can focus on our children and education and health care, we shouldn't be involved in these immigration battles," Garcia said.
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These Marine generals also know how hard-fought were the battles in the southern Afghan province of Helmand, where 349 Marines died in a campaign that began there in 2009 and ended in 2014.
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Tonight and tomorrow we'll have more on Clinton's strategy to close out Trump, whether enough Republicans are coming home to back Trump and more from one of the surprisingly tight battles in the Senate.
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Already, officials say, many Islamic State fighters who lost battles in Falluja and Ramadi have blended back into the largely Sunni civilian populations there, and are biding their time to conduct future terrorist attacks.
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"Recognizing that other people are fighting their own battles in life and it's not always about you is one great step" toward achieving peace of mind about a bad situation, according to Ms. Fitzpatrick.
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There is no peacocking in her persona, no calling herself a warrior or saying that she's fighting battles in the ring, no using such flamboyant language to glamorize that which is her everyday life.
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The suburbs could also pose a threat to Trump's reelection chances as well as a number of vulnerable Senate Republicans facing uphill reelection battles in states such as Colorado, Maine, North Carolina and Arizona.
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The bill, which is almost certainly to pass with a veto-proof majority, would cap one of the most fractious battles in New York City to regulate companies of the so-called sharing economy.
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It's not quite the Space Force that Donald Trump really wants, but he just established the U.S. Space Command (aka SpaceCom) in another small step toward getting the U.S. ready for battles in space.
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Saudi Arabia is among a group of Middle Eastern nations leading a multiyear political and economic boycott of Qatar, and the beIN dispute is one of many smaller proxy battles in that larger fight.
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Saudi Arabia is among a group of Middle Eastern nations leading a multiyear political and economic boycott of Qatar, and the beIN dispute is one of many smaller proxy battles in that larger fight.
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The meetings were far more akin to the delegate battles in elections past, when delegate selection competitions had little to do with picking the party's nominee and were driven largely by local power struggles.
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Brown's most interesting claim is that Tacky and his comrades were not undertaking a discrete act of rebellion but, rather, fighting one of many battles in a long war between slavers and the enslaved.
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Mr. Kasich's actions come as abortion rights advocates and abortion opponents around the country are gearing up for intense battles in the wake of the election of Donald J. Trump to the White House.
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The frontrunner has rarely succeeded in winning Conservative leadership battles in the past, and Thatcher surprised the political establishment in 1975 by winning control of the party after starting the contest as an outsider.
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In 2016, industry spending on local soda tax battles in California, Colorado, and Pennsylvania represented more than double what beverage makers usually spend on all federal lobbying over public health in a typical year.
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But in 2016, after battles in both state and federal courts, the United States Supreme Court ruled that two of the 13 districts were racially gerrymandered to dilute black voting power, and ordered them redrawn.
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The dispute is one of the most high-profile legal battles in the history of the internet, but there was no immediate sign of which way the three-judge panel overseeing the case would decide.
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The premiere episode, "Said The Spider To The Fly," has all the great Teen Wolf hallmarks, including werewolf lacrosse games, EDM-tuned supernatural battles in dark high-school hallways, and awkward Stiles (Dylan O'Brien) moments.
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And even should Mr. Johnson win and get his Brexit bill through, this would only mark the start of a long transition period with many more tempestuous battles in Parliament, accompanied by new economic woes.
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Focusing heavily on personal challenges – divorce, illnesses, battles in the music industry – the hurdles the band members have had to overcome has only strengthened their bond and greatly influenced their lyrics since forming in 2000.
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According to Poroshenko, among the prisoners handed to Ukraine were a historian and a "cyborg" - the nickname Ukrainians gave to soldiers who defended Donetsk airport in one of the conflict's most intense battles in 2014.
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The Republican from Nevada, who faces one of the toughest 2018 re-election battles in the Senate, was lobbied hard by both sides in the recent effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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The U.S. company has already lost battles in four cities where authorities successfully regulated or taxed the service and faced everything from blockades to physical assaults by taxi drivers, who accuse it of unfair competition.
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Polls foresee the League surging above 5-Star, which has already compromised on other major battles in recent months but appears not to want to give ground on the 8.6-billion-euro ($20163 billion) tunnel.
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The Afghan military says these Taliban fighters quit to try to save their lives after Afghan forces retook three districts from the Taliban during desperate, pitched battles in the northeastern province of Badakhshan in September.
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At one point, the caustic fight for control included legal battles in three states, all centering on the question of whether or not Mr. Redstone had the mental capacity to make decisions about his businesses.
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And, despite pitched internecine battles in both parties, it was very good to be an incumbent — only nine who sought renomination in their parties' primaries didn't succeed (two of those will be in run-offs).
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So it was natural that May should see Malibu as "an unbroken reminder of her husband's love" and should wage on its behalf one of the longest and most acrimonious land battles in American history.
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"Among the key battles in the bloody drug war was the infamous shootout in November 1992 at Christine's discotheque in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico," the memo said of the slayings at a nightclub popular with tourists.
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On the fiscal side, however, partisan battles in the U.S. Senate stalled a proposed $1 trillion relief package on Sunday, with Democrats requesting greater funding for medical care and local efforts to curtail the outbreak.
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So goes one of the more bitter and impassioned transportation battles in a country that appears to be of two minds about rail transit and its future role in a culture largely dominated by cars.
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The rally survived the sluggish economy in the aftermath of the financial crisis, the European debt crises, fiscal battles in Washington, the oil bust, concerns about China's growth and, most recently, President Trump's trade war.
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Two relatives, and two other men who insist they have the only valid Manson will, have been waging legal battles in two California counties for the right to the notorious cult leader's body and estate.
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Setting up what promises to be one of the most intriguing battles in television, an NBC spokeswoman said Monday that Megyn Kelly's new daytime talk show would go up against Ms. Ripa and Mr. Seacrest.
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It was gutted by the US Supreme Court in 2013, leading to ongoing legal battles in Southern states such as North Carolina, where Republican-controlled legislatures have sought new methods to suppress black voter participation.
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But with Mr. Schiff, Ms. Pelosi, Mr. McCarthy and Mr. Nunes at the forefront of the daily battles in Washington, no other state has become quite as identified with the impeachment battle as California has.
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But the largely computer-generated nature of the prequels hindered the ability to do accurate saber lighting, given that nearly all of the major lightsaber battles in the prequels took place on green screen sets.
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" From our chief White House correspondent, Peter Baker: All of the impeachment battles in American history, including this one, have come at a time "when the fabric of society feels tenuous and the future uncertain.
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Huawei is involved in a number of legal battles in the United States: Federal prosecutors indicted Huawei in Seattle on theft of trade secret charges relating to T-Mobile, which was also unsealed last January.
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In the central Bayda province, battles in the al-Sawadiya and al-Zaher districts killed more than 20 people on Sunday, local officials and residents said, and fighting continued in the southwestern city of Taiz.
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Mr. de Blasio's 2015 speech was also long on ambition, but was dampened in part by his bruising battles in Albany the previous year, where some of his agenda was stymied or stopped in its tracks.
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"Investors would therefore do well to keep a very careful eye on Italy and not allow themselves to be distracted totally by the ongoing election battles in France and The Netherlands, let alone Brexit," Newton added.
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Instead, even the most centrist contenders -- including front-runner Joe Biden -- are betting that Trump's norm-shattering presidency has demonstrated that voters are receptive to big change, even if that means pitched political battles in Washington.
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It was a year filled with tumult — from the rocky start to Donald Trump's administration, to the major legislative battles in Congress, to protests across the country, to the unfolding investigations into Trump and his associates.
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Like in the main Pokémon games, type effectiveness — like a fire attack working better against a grass-type pokémon — is designed to be a huge factor, and it can swing battles in one direction rather quickly.
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Prosecutors say he voluntarily joined the armed SS at the age of 18 and participated in battles in eastern Europe during the early stages of World War II before being transferred to Auschwitz in January 1942.
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But he has been constrained by factional battles in the governing African National Congress (ANC), where a section of the party remains loyal to Zuma and has launched a fightback against reforms which threaten their influence.
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During an interview with Complex's "Everyday Struggle" talk show, the TV personality opened up about her personal battles in the years since breaking up with the rapper, and how his harsh comments deeply impacted her life.
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One of the most recent battles in the propaganda war took place on January 4, less than a week after President Obama expelled 35 Russian diplomats in retaliation for the Kremlin's meddling in the U.S. election.
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Proponents argued that option was less costly in lives and money and would add less to the damage already inflicted on U.S. special operations forces by the long-running battles in Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia and Syria.
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Recruiting insurgent candidates Following his speech at Moore's victory rally Tuesday night where Bannon credited "the people" with the victory, he vowed to help the populist wing of the GOP win other Senate battles in 2018.
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But they're also quick to emphasize that their strategy of investigations, subpoenas, contempt citations and court battles in no way precludes the possibility that impeachment proceedings will follow — if the evidence emerges to take them there.
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De la Rua was hounded by numerous charges and legal battles in the years after he quit the presidency, linked to police violence during the riots and also faced allegations linked to a Senate bribery scandal.
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Get into Kat Lazo's Barrio U.S.A. series with Thrillist, where she's touring Latinx subcultures across the country, including (so far) Chinese Latino fusion cuisine, the drag scene in Miami and barber battles in New York City.
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The Battle of Stalingrad, which left some two million people dead, is considered one of the bloodiest battles in the history of warfare, and it marked a turning point in the Allied effort against the Nazis.
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During his previous stint in Helmand, Sergeant Mills served in Marja, which was the scene of one of the biggest battles in 2010 after President Barack Obama ordered a troop surge to break the Taliban's momentum.
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The globe's two largest economies have for the better part of two years slapped tariffs of billions of dollars' worth of each other's goods in one of the most protracted trade battles in modern American history.
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The coalition said on Monday that eight members of Lebanon's Shi'ite Hezbollah group had been killed in battles in the mountainous Saada region in Yemen's northwest, which is held by the Houthis along with the capital Sanaa.
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The SFAB's debut reflects an attempt by the Army to deal better with open-ended counter-insurgency battles in a way that does not undermine growing U.S. focus on high-end military challenges from China and Russia.
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One of the most high-profile battles in the House of Representatives involves the fight for Iowa's 4th Congressional District, where staunch Republican incumbent Steve King is being challenged by former baseball player and paralegal J.D. Scholten.
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For all of the back-and-forth between Microsoft, Amazon, Google and others over the past couple of years, we've only seen the most nascent battles in a multi-decade war for the future of the cloud.
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As Uber confronts regulatory battles in Europe and heightened competition in Asia and the United States, Mexico, Latin America's second-biggest economy, represents an opportunity for the company to establish a secure foothold in a major market.
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And it transforms the campaign from a series of standup gunfights to a wave of hit-and-run ambushes, or bloody attritional battles in cities defended by friendly militias that you've invested time and money into training.
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Dan Jolin, Empire ... if you like your superhero battles in deep dark tunnels or under skies purple with alien soot, director Zack Snyder is back with yet another installment that looks the way Axe body spray smells.
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London's decision is one of the most serious setbacks to the taxi app, which has been forced to quit several countries, including Denmark and Hungary, and faced regulatory battles in multiple U.S. states and around the world.
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With so much of the political dynamic in the country riding on the midterms, here are some of the most high-profile battles in the House of Representatives and the Senate, as well as for governor. Rep.
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The case involves James Kisor, a Marine veteran who is demanding that the Department of Veterans Affairs provide him with retroactive disability payments for post-traumatic stress disorder he developed while serving in brutal battles in Vietnam.
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Like Diaz, Pettis has had some epic and bloody battles in the past, and with both men keen to fight off the front foot, the crowd at the Honda Arena in Anaheim will be expecting some fireworks.
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But since Mr. Thiel spoke to The New York Times on Wednesday about his reasons for funding the lawsuit against Gawker, the debate surrounding the dispute has expanded to encompass ideological battles in media, technology and politics.
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Though the coalition pledged to try to avoid battles in crowded urban neighborhoods, the Houthis were well dug into Hodeidah to protect the key supply line to the core northern territory they control, including the capital, Sanaa.
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"This is hallowed ground," he said near a beach where young soldiers hunkered down under pillboxes, awaiting Japanese fighter planes during the World War Two Battle of Midway, one of the most-studied battles in military history.
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U.S. officials during the first analysis were able to match the bodies to specific Korean War battles in the 1950s, but they have not yet been able to identify individuals, Byrd said, according to the news service.
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Since the establishment of the Corps on 10 November, 1775, the Marines have fought tough battles in nearly every corner of the world, and they have earned a reputation for being some of the world's fiercest warriors.
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But thousands of American troops killed in major battles in North Korea have not been returned because the war was never formally concluded with a peace treaty, and North Korea and the United States lack diplomatic ties.
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Rather than making a panoramic overview of the battle, Standing Bear has focused on his own experiences, drawing upon a tradition that his father, grandfather, and great-grandfather may have used for battles in which they fought.
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He ran on a platform centered on housing inequity in a string of neighborhoods that includes Crown Heights, where some of the fiercest gentrification battles in the city are unfolding, and he lost by roughly 1,000 votes.
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Companies may be reluctant to go too far in offering workers protections, given ongoing legal battles in which they insist the workers are not employees, and the risk that additional benefits become entrenched after the crisis passes.
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Simply put, we need to play out all the political battles in the nomination process and test our candidates so that we do nominate the best candidate and there are no big surprises in the general election.
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Uber has suffered a tumultuous few months which has seen former CEO and co-founder Travis Kalanick forced out after a series of boardroom controversies and other regulatory battles in multiple U.S. states and around the world.
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Uber has suffered a tumultuous few months which has seen former CEO and co-founder Travis Kalanick being forced out after a series of boardroom controversies and other regulatory battles in multiple U.S. states and around the world.
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But it's been much more public about its misinformation battles in general in recent months because of public scrutiny on its role in spreading fake news and pressure from advertisers who are skeptical of its black-box metrics.
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Call them punching bags, foils, or the engines of honest debate, Fox's flock of liberal commentators lay out the nation's partisan battles in real time—on a network where coastal elites would argue that no dissenting voices exist.
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While such negotiations between TV companies and their cable and satellite distributors used to take place behind closed doors, they have erupted into messy public battles in recent years as the television industry has come under more pressure.
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Former Expedia CEO Dara Khosrowshahi took the helm at Uber in August and has had to tackle more issues including a ban in London for the ride-hailing service, as well as battles in the boardroom with Kalanick.
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Separately, one of the first major challenges for the next American president could be a return to guerrilla warfare in Iraq, where ISIS fighters who lost battles in Falluja and Ramadi have blended back into the populations there.
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Partisan battles in the Senate stopped a $2000 trillion-plus coronavirus response bill from advancing on Sunday, but talks continued over Democrats' demands for more funding for medical care and state and local efforts to combat the pandemic.
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Partisan battles in the Senate stopped a $1 trillion-plus coronavirus response bill from advancing on Sunday, but talks continued over Democrats' demands for more funding for medical care and state and local efforts to combat the pandemic.
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Republicans know that new evidence will put pressure on wavering members -- especially those who are facing tough re-election battles in the fall -- to allow information damaging to Trump's case to become part of the official trial record.
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The North Vietnamese tactic was to move onto a hill, fortify it to withstand heavy booming and shelling, and then draw us up the hills in pointless battles in which Americans would be killed in ever greater numbers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he would soon push for full funding of his promised wall along the U.S. border with Mexico, which could spark budget battles in a Congress fractured over his immigration policy.
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Other projects include examining artifacts from locations in scriptures, mapping the dates of astrological events mentioned in these texts and excavating the sites of battles in another epic, the Mahabharata, according to Sharma and minutes of the committee's meeting.
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The payout, to be paid from the city's coffers, comes after more than two years of legal battles, in which the city rejected the ex-Black Panther leader's request for $1 million following her confrontation with councilwoman Desley Brooks.
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Though Democrats won some of the battles in the week of lengthy hearings, what ultimately matters is if 51 senators (or 50 senators and Vice President Mike Pence) want to confirm Kavanaugh to his place on the Supreme Court.
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With so much of the political dynamic in the country riding on the midterms, here are the results of some of the most high-profile battles in the House of Representatives and the Senate, as well as for governor.
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Polls out earlier this week show tightening battles in many of those states amid fallout from the Justice Department's decision to not pursue criminal charges against Clinton for her use of a private email server at the State Department.
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Feal said that during Tuesday's meeting with McConnell, he and fellow advocates "revisited" the battles in Congress in 2010 and 2015 for renewing the compensation fund and "we let him (McConnell) know that he wasn't on board" back then.
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On the opposing side of the conflict which first erupted with street battles in this city, and then raged across Northern Ireland for 30 years, there are plenty of others who cannot find it in their hearts to forgive.
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Uber has suffered a tumultuous few months that led to former CEO and co-founder Travis Kalanick being forced out after a series of boardroom controversies and regulatory battles in a number of U.S. states and around the world.
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The dispute in Britain follows two years of court and regulatory battles in Silicon Valley, the spiritual home of tech startups, over how dozens of on-demand delivery companies pay drivers as contractors rather than as full-time employees.
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As for Lipstrike, she feels it works best as a performance, encouraging people to tune into her ongoing battles in the war on terror with the same stone concentrated expression and gestures one would make before hitting the town.
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Sadly, 50 years after the assassination of Dr. King, even the act of guiding his dream from an abstract thought to a reality remains one of the most hard-fought battles in America—but one Clayton has never abandoned.
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Residents in Sanaa reported on Sunday that the Houthis appeared to be clawing back some territory lost to Saleh over the previous four days, and Houthi tanks were deployed amid heavy gun battles in the city's central Political District.
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"To an extent it began when China and Russia became competitors for influence in the Communist world, they fought border battles in the late 1960s," said Carl Schuster, retired Navy captain and now adjunct professor at Hawaii Pacific University.
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The company disclosed on Friday that it entered an agreement this week with Mr. Dauman, Viacom's chief executive, and George S. Abrams, a Viacom director, to pay the expenses related to continuing court battles in Massachusetts and Los Angeles.
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Amie Parnes reports that Democrats are increasingly calling Trump a racist, and have no intentions of backing away from that attack line in what is expected to be one of the ugliest presidential battles in modern politics (The Hill).
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The company, which operates in a regulatory gray area around the globe, is also fighting tough battles in Amsterdam and Barcelona, Spain, which penalizes hosts who list illegal rentals, and in Berlin, which has banned most short-term rentals.
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But he was left with a ruthless image, especially as claims later emerged in legal battles in London and the United States that he engaged in theft, intimidation, bribery and even murder, notably of a Russian banker in 1995.
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Partisan battles in the U.S. Senate stopped a $1 trillion-plus coronavirus response bill from advancing on Sunday, but talks continued over Democrats' demands for more funding for medical care and state and local efforts to combat the pandemic.
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While the Taliban and fighters affiliated with the Islamic State have fought turf battles in the east, officials have long said the groups' interactions in the north have been more complex, with the two often having a symbiotic relationship.
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The latest step in the process came on Tuesday, when the White House unveiled its 12th wave of judicial nominees, US attorneys and US Marshals, a package of 30 people who will now face confirmation battles in the Senate.
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"There'll be very sharp battles in Washington between people who want to test North Korea and those who have been itching to pick a fight with North Korea, and may finally hope that this is their chance," said Chinoy.
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SAN FRANCISCO — When Airbnb started talking to the city of New Orleans last year about how to regulate the short-term rental market there, the company was fighting policy battles in places such as New York City and Barcelona.
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Running battles in the Causeway Bay shopping district, Wan Chai bar area and the Admiralty district of central government offices followed a night of showdowns with police in the Chinese-ruled city, where street fires burned as dusk fell.
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Uber has seen a number of high-level management departures since former CEO and co-founder Travis Kalanick was forced out after a series of boardroom controversies and other regulatory battles in multiple U.S. states and around the world.
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Casten is among those who've been dubbed "frontliners" by their party — freshman Democrats whose victories last year were a hallmark of the blue wave that wiped out suburban GOP incumbents and who face uphill re-election battles in 2020.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — Republicans in the North Carolina legislature on Wednesday took the highly unusual step of moving to strip power from the incoming Democratic governor after a bitter election that extended years of fierce ideological battles in the state.
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It was the dawn of a series of bitter battles in the Supreme Court over allegations of "reverse racism" against white students, beginning with Marco DeFunis, a white student rejected by the University of Washington Law School in 1971.
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Near the end of the final presidential debate Wednesday, moderator Chris Wallace asked Donald Trump about the Syrian city of Aleppo, currently the site of one of the most important battles in the country and a massive humanitarian disaster.
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That newfound enthusiasm, which Republicans strategists say they are seeing around the country, could bolster Republicans in close Senate battles in Florida, North Dakota, Missouri, Montana, Indiana, Tennessee, Texas and West Virginia - all states carried by Trump in 2016.
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I was doing beat battles in the Red Bull Big Tune as well, so we're in this hip-hop world and we're from the same place so we naturally supported each other right from the beginning, and this was before Tribe.
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Seriously, judging by this version of "Lose Yourself," maybe 8 Mile would have been a way better movie if B-Rabbit had been going head to head with Blanka at the Forgotten Waterfall, rather than doing rap battles in Detroit.
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And by the end of the episode, the Night King brought a dragon under his control, changing the tactical realities of future battles in such a dramatic way that it's hard to even comprehend how he could ever be defeated.
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It appeared largely to be holding on Saturday but was strained by gun battles in the key western city of Taiz, and by air strikes by the Saudi-led coalition reported by residents in villages east of the capital Sanaa.
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He was speaking on the 116th anniversary of one of the bloodiest battles in the American-Philippines war on the central island of Samar, where 39 Filipino civilians were killed in retaliation for the deaths of 48 soldiers killed by rebels.
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I know the show is evidently trying to save money for something, but boy, the battles in this episode felt like they were thrown together over a couple of days with some spare props the show had just laying around.
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"Russia is the country that affects security in Europe right now with its actions - the annexation of the Crimea and continued battles in eastern Ukraine - so it is clear that we are watching very closely what Russia is doing," Byden said.
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For example, the Battle of Warsaw in 1920 and the Polish-Soviet War, which are both pivotal battles in the realm of military history, where traditional warfighting methods like mounted cavalry were used for the last time on a large scale.
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The United States warned insurgents on Saturday they would face "dire consequences" if they cooperated with Jabhet Fateh al-Sham, which fought alongside a range of mainstream and Islamist rebel groups during intense battles in recent weeks in southern Aleppo.
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This week, The Verge is looking at different aspects of the monopoly debate, from the last big tech antitrust battles in the '90s to overlooked markets like prison phones to how the anti-monopoly cases against today's giants might be built.
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A British youth choir took part in the moving ceremony under the towering columns of the vast 13th century Amiens Cathedral, which was sandbagged at the time to protect it during a series of battles in the northern Picardy region.
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The emphasis of the 53-year-old "Notorious RBG" is on the here-and-now, not the proverbial "long game" played by some colleagues like Chief Justice John Roberts taking incremental steps toward major decisions and ideological battles in the future.
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Republicans also waged bitter Senate primary battles in Indiana and Ohio, two other states that Trump won in 2016 and where incumbent Democratic senators are up for re-election this year in key races in the battle for control of Congress.
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The Deliveroo dispute in Britain follows two years of court and regulatory battles in Silicon Valley, the spiritual home of tech startups, over how dozens of on-demand delivery companies pay drivers as contractors rather than as full-time employees.
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With many senators and congressmen also giving Cleveland a miss—especially those, such as Senator Mark Kirk in Illinois, and indeed Mr McCain in Arizona, who face tough re-election battles in November—the convention's organisers had thin pickings for speakers.
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That sounds like an unfair assessment to make with a show that's managed to deliver three dragon battles in one season, but I think I had expected this to be a far more complicated game than it's turned out to be.
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While the main contributor to VW group profit, Audi has lost some battles in recent years for developing vehicle components to the smaller Porsche brand, and is also competing with the VW brand to develop next generation zero-emission cars.
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British politics has been in flux since last month's vote to quit the European Union, followed by leadership battles in both main parties, and finally a change of prime minister when Ms. May took over on Wednesday from David Cameron.
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Editorial A federal appellate ruling on Tuesday protecting the right of transgender students to use restrooms according to their gender identity is an important marker in a national debate that has prompted battles in courtrooms and legislatures across the country.
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Russia, whose fans fought pitched battles in Marseille at the weekend with their English counterparts, is due to play Slovakia later on Wednesday in Lille where English and Welsh fans have gathered ahead of their two teams' game on Thursday.
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And the Battle of Derna is famously celebrated in the Marines' Hymn, a key verse of which reads: "From the Halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli, we fight our country's battles in the air, on land, and sea."
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Q. & A. The schisms of the 1960s, which opened up when many baby boomers were teenagers or in the first stages of adulthood, are commonly used as a Rosetta stone to decipher current political and cultural battles in the United States.
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"We have some very divisive battles in the Rules Committee, but I think she genuinely liked and appreciated everyone on that committee," said Representative Jim McGovern, Democrat of Massachusetts, who served alongside Ms. Slaughter on the panel for 17 years.
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One of the earliest, and ultimately most prolonged, battles in McConnell's fight for Republican control of the judiciary began when a routine vacancy opened up on the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in Wisconsin in 2010.
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In addition to digital and radio ad buys, the activist group Demand Justice is making 700 calls a day to the offices of moderate Republican senators as well as those who expected to face re-election battles in two years.
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In June 1942, American dive-bombers attacked the carriers in one of the most famous battles in American naval history, about six months after the attack on Pearl Harbor, which prompted the formal entry of the United States into the war.
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Uber has been banned, restricted, curtailed, or lost regulatory battles in the following markets, to name a few: LondonGeneva, where authorities recently classed it as an employer (and not a contractor), forcing it to pay benefits, pensions and sick leave.
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The battle to confirm any Supreme Court justice, including the pending nomination of Judge Merrick Garland and any other high court nominees who are not right-wing jurists, will be one of the galactic battles in American political and legal history.
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Senate Democrats facing tough re-election fights this year are turning to their own constituents to describe their health struggles and addiction battles in starkly personal advertisements at a time when many voters say health care is a top concern.
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These are some of the images and incidents that have been used in what has become one of New York's most divisive political battles in years: a bitter, often racially tinged debate over the state's new bail and discovery laws.
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In May, hundreds of people wearing yellow Hezbollah sashes crowded into a community hall in Natabiya in southern Lebanon to pay their respects to the group's wounded fighters — 18 of them at this particular ceremony, many from battles in Syria.
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A top diplomat in the Obama administration is calling on the U.S. and NATO to push for a cease-fire between Turkey and Russia in Syria, saying the battles in the Idlib province are resulting in an unprecedented humanitarian crisis.
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Cooper says that D.W. was at Pearl Harbor, served in numerous major naval battles in the Pacific, and fought in Korea, but still, upon discharge, was not permitted to use the rest room in many places in the United States.
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Many analysts, as well as some coalition partners, have been critical of the United States' uphill struggle to persuade Pakistan to crack down on the Afghan Taliban leadership, which has used Pakistan as a base for its battles in Afghanistan.
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The execs and their companies were thought to be hamstrung by lucrative sales relationships with government bureaus as well as looming legal battles in similar cases and broader concerns about public opinion, which continues to be firmly divided on the issue.
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So, rather than spend months fighting legal battles in court (as they have in other oversight investigations into the Trump administration), Democrats decided to simply move forward with what they had — arguing that their findings more than merited impeachment already.
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The TV station has been fighting court battles in Georgia since August 2015, when a lower court found in favor of Khalvashi, who says he was forced to give up his controlling stake under the former government of Mikheil Saakashvili.
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Google filled its long-vacant top D.C. policy job Friday by hiring Mark Isakowitz, a Capitol Hill staffer and longtime Republican lobbyist whose main challenge will be helping the search giant confront its litany of legal and political battles in Washington.
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By stripping events like this of their context, Cernovich and company might think they're forcing the left to confront its own hypocrisies, or winning smaller battles in a larger culture war, or simply driving critics of the president off social media.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesians will vote on Wednesday in regional elections in more than 100 provinces, cities, and districts, with the contest for the powerful post of Jakarta governor turning into one of the more divisive political battles in the country's democratic era.
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When a court denied Kesha's request last year, she was prevented from releasing music outside of her preexisting contract, but doing so within it was complicated by her allegations against Dr. Luke, a countersuit filed by him, and their continued battles in court.
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Luckily, the 2000s have been a bit kinder to the former hip-hop superstar, and these days he can be found preaching the good word as a minister, speaking at high school graduations, and hosting lip-sync battles in Grand Central Station.
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The Supreme Court's ruling in the case could decide if the White House can temporarily fill high-level administration positions with nominees waiting for confirmation, which could take on added importance if the next president faces protracted nomination battles in the Senate.
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Doctors, as veterans of healthcare battles in which unintended consequences and collateral damage abound, see Section 5 as a Trojan Horse crafted by special interests that seeks to increase the corporate consolidation of American healthcare, undermine competition, and fatten their own coffers.
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A key part of Pokémon battles in the original games were Status Effects — conditions like paralysis and sleep that could be inflicted on an enemy 'mon during a fight, and which would require berries (or a trip to the Pokémon Center) to cure.
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Speaking with a small group of journalists in Washington on Thursday, Obeidi said he expected Islamic State to use tactics it has used in past battles, in defending Mosul, ranging from IEDs (improvised explosive devices) to the use of trenches and tunnels.
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According to The Guardian, The Fall of Gondolin was written by Tolkien while he was recovering in the hospital after the Battle of Somme, the largest battle on the Western Front of World War I and one of the bloodiest battles in history.
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Given the rate of urbanization and population growth in coastal cities, the Army War College predicts that the coming decades will see more battles in heavily urbanized environments—in other words, spaces specifically built for things that look and move like humans.
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The spokesman for Jaish al-Islam, one of the main Ghouta rebel groups, said on Thursday government forces had tried to divert their attention by opening a new front in the Hazerma area while also waging battles in nearby Hawsh al-Dawahra.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 2 (Reuters) - Acting U.S. Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan told civilian leaders of the U.S. military to remember "China, China, China" even as they wage counter-insurgency battles, in remarks during closed-door talks on Wednesday recounted by a U.S. official.
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Accounts emerging of Monday morning's slayings detailed the heroism of a surviving boy who walked for miles to get help for his siblings, and heavy gun battles in the remote hill area that lasted for hours into the night after the attack.
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In neighboring states, the complaint about the Iran nuclear agreement is about imminent threats: it does not stop Iran from fueling war in Yemen, fighting Assad's battles in Syria, controlling politics and security in Iraq, and supporting Hezbollah as a weapon of terror.
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MINSK (Reuters) - World of Tanks, one of the five most popular PC video games in Europe and the United States with 254 million players joining virtual battles in World War II-era tanks, started in a kitchen in the capital of Belarus.
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In a column entitled "I'll Eat Your Epic", Koray criticized the government for what she said was an overemphasis on the events of July 15 last year, saying it paled in significance next to World War I and major battles in Turkish history.
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Thanks to a relative lack of patrol, it has been covered with unsanctioned murals over the years — with "layers upon layers of activity" that sometimes spiraled into "little battles in which they disrespected each other's work," says the gallery's senior director Stacen Berg.
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" What they're saying: In a series of tweets Thursday, Walker lashed out at Holder for thwarting his failed efforts: "Holder and the other liberals from Washington, D.C. are using the situation in Wisconsin to raise money for their battles in the fall.
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For a bit more background on the various battles in what Banks has deemed a "war," let's start in April, when Rebecca Romijn seemingly took a jab at the likes of Jenner and Hadid by deeming them "social media stars," not real models.
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Soon there are no limits or consequences to any deed, and when anything can happen, nothing matters — not the foot trek through a blistering desert nor the close-range battles in which the villains never hit their targets, even with machine guns.
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To his supporters, his decision to stand apart from his party in one of the nation's most contentious and bitter political battles in years proved he is attuned to the will of West Virginians and will stand firm against national party pressure.
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A salesman so skilled that he was added to the Direct Marketing Association's Hall of Fame, Mr. Dees was the center's charismatic frontman and a draw for donors whom he regaled with accounts of courtroom battles in defense of justice and equality.
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"My grandfather's four children, including three sons and a daughter, were Vietcong fighters," said Vo Quyet, who lived as a child in Trieu Phong, a strip of coast north of Hue and the site of bloody battles in the summer of 1972.
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The town is half paradise and half dystopia: Humans and Pokémon live side by side, even while gamblers egg on vicious Pokémon battles in the city's underworld and an unpaid journalism intern (Kathryn Newton), sick of listicles, snoops around for a story. (O.
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After the battles in Beirut were over and the P.L.O. leaders and their forces had been evacuated, Sharon and Eitan "were dying, simply dying, to kill him," said Amos Gilboa, who was then a brigadier general and the head of AMAN's Research Division.
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"In terms of the evolution of computing battles in the future, we expect Microsoft and Google to push hard on 2-in-1 devices, designed specifically for education at increasingly aggressive sub-$300 price points," says Michael Boreham, a senior consultant at Futuresource.
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The irony is that Robins has spent the last few years trying to distance himself and his business from the world of sports gambling, spending big on lawyers to fight legal battles in multiple states that tried to block his daily fantasy business.
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"We have to be vigilant," she said, suggesting that the continuing battles in the North African country could result in a similar swathe of refugees fleeing conflict and coming to Europe, as has been the case with Syria in the past five years.
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The comedian Paul Gilmartin has been chipping away at the taboo for years with this weekly "hour of honesty about all the battles in our heads," a show that makes you feel as if you're part of a very articulate support group.
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Behind the scenes, he has pushed the academy to take a greater role in the industry's lobbying battles in Washington, and two years ago Mr. Portnow helped negotiate a lucrative deal to keep the Grammy telecast on CBS, its longtime home, through 2026.
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Both sides brought sharpened knives to the fight, reflecting the heightened stakes as impeachment enters the homestretch toward the drafting of articles and lawmakers dig in for the final, holiday-season battles in the biggest public relations war of their congressional careers.
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What follows, in the script adapted from Doug Stanton's book by Ted Tally and Peter Craig, is essentially a tick-tock of that stretch, with a series of bloody battles in a march toward the strategically vital town of Mazar-i-Sharif.
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But Mr. Sanders is confident in his approach — because, he says, it has worked for him before, beginning with the battles in Burlington that taught him the meaning of power, and running through his clash with Hillary Clinton in the 2016 Democratic primaries.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Thousands of civilians were fleeing from besieged enclaves at opposite ends of Syria on Friday as two major battles in the multi-sided war entered decisive phases, with hundreds of thousands of people trapped in the path of both assaults.
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The revelation of two pitched battles in the space of eight weeks between Navy SEALs and two groups each of 100 ISIS fighters underscores that Special Operations Forces being deployed to train, advise and assist local forces are in real danger of being attacked.
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But, based on a preview session stretching well beyond the confines of the demo—all the way to boss battles in parts of the world that important pieces of Square Enix paper tell us we can't reveal to you—the strangeness has paid off.
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A big part of it was time and money — fighting the FTC would have been an expensive and lengthy process, and both companies have already spent millions fighting legal battles in order to operate in states that consider their product a form of gambling.
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Like Spider-Man: Homecoming, Black Panther limits the focus to a hero fighting his own local, personal battles: in this case, King T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman), aka the Black Panther, facing a threat to his rule and to his technologically hyper-advanced kingdom of Wakanda.
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"They love fighting battles in the desert and they will go back to the old ways," said Omar Abu Laila, a Europe-based opposition activist originally from Syria&aposs eastern province of Deir el-Zour, which lies in the heart of Badiyat al-Sham.
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Norma was just 22 when championed the fight for a woman's right to an abortion ... and she became the center of one of the most contentious legal battles in American history that came to a head in 1973 when the Supreme Court legalized abortion.
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Trump has been an effective campaigner for beleaguered Republicans, and the tight battles in states that voted overwhelmingly for Trump in 2016 could test his ability to continue to rally support despite his own political problems, including a looming impeachment inquiry and low poll numbers.
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Amid talk of walking out with no deal into "hard Brexit", new elections or even a second referendum to stop Brexit, May's battles in parliament, further talks in Brussels and then an EU summit on June 28-29 may illuminate the way forward. Maybe.
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" He knows the case is a losing battle from the start: "As Berliners fought pitched battles in the streets and kicked the last shreds of life from the limp-wristed Weimar experiment, no one was on the side of the queers and the dancers.
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It probably generates the most set-piece battles in the game thanks to the way it moves across a set progression of objectives, as opposed the more free-form Domination and Conquest modes, which are simply about holding more control points than the enemy.
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Dozens of uniformed Islamic State fighters, some of whom were believed to be part of sleeper cells and others who drove into the city in vehicles, assaulted Kirkuk, setting off gun battles in the heart of the city that lasted from dawn into the night.
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At this point, Uber is waging battles in cities around the world, and it's often the same every time: Uber enters a new market, the local livery service and regulators push back, Uber pushes forward, the rules bend, and the company sinks in roots.
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Ideally, regulations would curtail this industry (as Canada is trying to do), but that isn't how legalization typically plays out in the US. Regardless, the reality is this model will likely give legalization advocates a big ally in coming battles in legislatures and ballot boxes.
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MetLiveArts, the museum's performance series, has commissioned 29 hip-hop dance artists of varied styles to create pop-up dance battles in the Emma and Georgina Bloomberg Arms and Armor Court while clad in chain mail, leather and metal replicas of the museum's collection.
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But you'd be misunderstanding the nature of GOP solidarity behind Trump if you miss the fact that there are ongoing tugs-of-war over the direction of American public policy, battles in which Trump bends to the Republican establishment far more than vice versa.
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The travel ban — now the subject of battles in federal courts — suspended the entry of Syrian refugees indefinitely and of other refugees for 120 days, and it temporarily barred entry into the United States by visitors from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen.
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The Battle of the Bulge, in which a surprise attack by German forces put the Allies on their heels following a year&aposs worth of advances, was one of the largest battles in the largest-scale war that the United States has ever faced.
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The two companies were buying TV ads like they were going out of style and were (and still are) in the midst of heated regulatory battles in numerous states around the legality of their product, which offers cash prizes for pay-to-play fantasy sports contests.
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GENEVA, March 14 (Reuters) - Syria's war could still produce "tremendous battles" in its eighth year, even though the fight for the besieged enclave of eastern Ghouta appears to be the latest in a string of "end battles", a senior U.N. adviser on Syria said on Wednesday.
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Hicks, while a very savvy 29-year-old White House vet, is not very experienced in the complex world of global broadcasting, but she's an important asset to New Fox, which will inevitably face political and regulatory battles in its efforts to expand its new network.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian government forces and rebels fought battles in the center of Aleppo and north of the city on Friday, a week into a Russian-backed offensive by the Syrian army to take the entire area, a war monitor and sources on both sides said.
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It is being signed in the uniquely ideal location of Cuba: far removed from the Catholic-Orthodox turf battles in Europe, a country that is Catholic and familiar to Latin America's first pope, but equally familiar to the Russian church given its anti-American and Soviet legacy.
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The issue has support from members of both parties, and Manchin said Thursday that all 48 Democrats in the Senate are behind a push for a permanent rather than short-term, solution to keep the payments going in the face of future spending battles in Congress.
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The battles in Mato Grosso bankruptcy courts pit farmers against international trading houses, such as France's Louis Dreyfus Corp (LDC) and U.S.-based Bunge Ltd, which have been lending aggressively to producers through Brazil's unique barter system to protect profit margins from newer traders in China.
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If Kavanaugh is confirmed, Collins and Murkowski would be joining a hard-line conservative legal movement that would escalate battles in states across the nation to enact regressive laws that would ultimately be decided by the Supreme Court, in some cases before the 2020 presidential election.
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Op-Ed Contributor EARLY in 2007, Barack Obama met Hillary Clinton at a candidates forum on health care in Las Vegas in one of their first encounters on a debate-like stage, in what would become one of the longest nominating battles in presidential campaign history.
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Still, unlike "American Sniper" — which was adapted from a best-selling autobiography of the same name by Chris Kyle, a hero of battles in Iraq and Afghanistan who died in Texas in 2012 — "Hacksaw Ridge" is a period movie, and Mr. Doss is not well known.
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The battles in this ongoing war have become fiercer in recent weeks as the standoff between Apple and the FBI has played out in the courts and in the media, and both law enforcement and the tech community have further entrenched themselves in their opposing positions.
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Kosovo has faced many uphill battles in its recent history: a grueling rebel insurgency against Serbian rule in the late 1990s; nine years of United Nations stewardship before its unilateral declaration of independence in 2008; and a struggle to gain widespread international recognition in the years since.
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But, just six years later, the government sent Custer and the Seventh Cavalry into the Black Hills in search of gold, setting off a summer of battles, in 22001, in which Crazy Horse and his warriors helped win dramatic victories at both Rosebud and the Little Bighorn.
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Here, in the year after the 1892 Homestead steel strike, Rosh Hashana services were conducted in the club room of the volunteer fire company's engine house down the street from where union activists and Pinkerton agents conducted one of the bloodiest labor battles in American history.
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So he swallowed that injustice and the indignities of racial discrimination and segregation that dogged the rest of his service, including three years as a typist with the 242nd Quartermaster Battalion, which supplied the front lines in some of the fiercest battles in Italy and northern Africa.
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During the battles in the Netherlands to eject British and Polish airborne forces from Arnhem and Oosterbeek, or in Warsaw to destroy the Polish Home Army, the Germans learned to bring the self-propelled guns up and systematically destroy each defended building from the roof downward.
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ISTANBUL — Iraqi forces backed by US-led air and ground support and trained by a coalition of Western powers have knocked out ISIS's ability to launch further attacks after three years of battles in the country that began after ISIS captured Mosul and declared a caliphate in 2014.
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LAS VEGAS — The Democratic presidential caucuses in Nevada were supposed to be an afterthought: lost in the shadows of high-profile battles in Iowa and New Hampshire, and fought in a state far off in the West where voters have a long, warm history with Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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The resignation of his predecessor David Davis and others, and May's battles in parliament with pro- and anti-Brexit wings of her own Conservative Party, have led Brussels to wonder whether London is capable of agreeing any deal this year to avoid chaos when it leaves in March.
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The following year, at the 2009 West Kingston Jamboree the artists called a "truce"—though their battle has since restarted—ending what may have been one of the most contentious battles in dancehall's history, but it didn't finish without Kartel getting a few records off of his chest first.
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Mr Weeden also worries that a dedicated command might encourage those fixated on "future battles in space"—satellite-on-satellite combat—rather than the more pressing task of using space assets to help commanders wage war on Earth, such as by sharpening GPS signals or redirecting spy satellites.
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Generally speaking, I have found that positive attitudes and a deeper understanding by Americans for their ARVN allies often emerge after a sustained period of living, working and fighting together, such as the "era of big battles" in 1967, when American and South Vietnamese units fought beside each other.
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Not invited to ceremonies in June 20173 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Allied landings in Normandy, he went in September to Verdun, the scene of costly French-German battles in World War I, for an emotional handshake over the graves of the fallen with President Mitterrand.
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But prosecutors, who face high standards of evidence, can be more vulnerable to a judge's whims — and have more incentive to challenge them: While the defense can always appeal a conviction, prosecutors have no recourse if Manafort is acquitted and must fight all their battles in the moment.
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