Think ahead: What's part of the culture now will become known laterEven if a company gains traction and subsequent recognition for its successes, the actions embedded in its culture will eventually become known.
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But it has never become known as an Instapaper alternative.
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Reese would later become known for her live jazz performances.
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The Democrats have become known as THE DO NOTHING PARTY!
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Those episodes have become known as the Phoenix Freeway Shootings.
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Over the years, Beyoncé has become known for her many hairstyles.
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These types of "sun pictures" would later become known as photograms.
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Witherspoon also experienced what has become known as a Starbucks tradition.
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Lamar has become known especially for jaw-dropping awards show performances.
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The four have become known as "The Squad" on Capitol Hill.
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When Betty recoils at Cheryl's questioning her true intentions become known.
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" The resulting "investment controversy" has become known as Apple's "China Problem.
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The same paranormal media outlets become known for skepticism and science.
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The "Pillowtalk" singer has become known for his frequent hairstyle changes.
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Shepherd has also become known for her unique talent of yodeling.
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The building has since become known for its striking neoclassical architecture.
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The city of Doral, near Miami, has become known as Doralzuela.
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These men were to become known as the Knights of Malta.
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Additionally, the night has become known for its pomp and circumstance.
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The town has since become known as Star City (Zvyozdny Gorodok).
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The Void has become known for what it calls "hyper-reality" experiences.
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But Strong, who won two Emmys, has become known for his writing.
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Consequently, the Grammys have become known for their unpredictability and "unique" honorees.
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Pebble has become known for its affordable products and impressive crowdfunding hauls.
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If this goes on, such stocks may become known as the Trumpettes.
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In fact, the brand has become known for its countless Slurpee promotions.
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Pence has become known for being more ideological or philosophical than practical.
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The N.B.A. has become known in recent years for its political activism.
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The false alarms resemble what has become known as Christmas scanner syndrome.
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In recent years, it has become known for its opulent, ostentatious gifts.
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Colebrook said that Eisner had become known for replying to fans' emails.
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Andrew has also become known for his clashes with President Donald Trump.
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Most often people who become known have sought lives where they're recognizable.
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"This may though become known as the focus-group impeachment," Collins said.
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That's what imbues these games with the magic they've become known for.
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This week-long parade of deals has become known as Cyber Week.
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The cool confidence Chan has become known for didn't always come easily.
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Melbourne's Laura Jean has become known for a certain kind of record.
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He had become known before the civil war also as a journalist.
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The couple have become known for their incredible Halloween costumes over the years.
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The movie studio Blumhouse Productions has become known for doing less with more.
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The Daily News has become known for its outlandish, anti-Trump cover images.
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The company began in 1901 and has become known for its diving watches.
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Trudeau's office, asked about the agenda, said more details would become known later.
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But over the past year, it's become known mostly for 360-degree video.
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Unfortunately, Hollywood has become known for its lack of Asian representation and diversity.
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The former physics major has become known for his analytical approach to golf.
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The four progressive Democratic lawmakers who have become known as "the Squad" — Reps.
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The New York headquarters has become known for its wild annual Halloween party.
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Together, these studios began deliberately cultivating what would become known as idol groups.
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Russell has become known as a man of principle and a great champion.
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Though trained as an artist, Odell has gradually become known for her writing.
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In those roles, she has become known for stubbornness and an imperious style.
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What would become known as SARS claimed its first victim in November 2002.
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" In the English-language media, the scheme has become known as "mirror trading.
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The feud has become known colloquially as the Chicken Sandwich Wars of 2019.
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Getting Betsy (as the white dog would become known) through security caused pandemonium.
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In 2007 Gallup proposed what has become known as the thermoregulatory theory of yawning.
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The exchange quickly devolved into the kind of clash Acosta has become known for.
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Fittingly, the set will be shaped like the accordion that he's become known for.
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In fact, Nyong'o has become known for her risk-taking makeup and fashion choices.
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Twitter wants to extend beyond news and become known more for sports and entertainment.
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Maier might have been happy that her work has become known, but not herself.
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"We fear Brazil will become known as the country of impunity," the group said.
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Most jockeys become known as specialists in one or another part of the race.
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Along with his focus on facts, Tapper's become known for the faces he pulls.
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By that time I had become known around town as somewhat of an entrepreneur.
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The improbable silence in the universe has since become known as the Fermi Paradox.
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Since then, Blum has become known for pairing potential plaintiffs with novel legal strategies.
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He would become known less as Jumpin' Johnny Kline than as Dr. John Kline.
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It would become known as one of the most disastrous coaching decisions in soccer.
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Anbang has also become known for its negotiations with family members of President Trump.
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The Copa shot, as it's become known, reportedly took eight takes to get right.
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Wellness lifestyle is more and more alcohol-free, what's become known as sober curious.
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"We'll update you on costs [associated with border mission] as they become known," he added.
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Reza, who has become known as the country's Banksy, pleaded not guilty to the charges.
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Murkowski has recently become known for breaking ranks with her party on the healthcare vote.
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Celebrity hairstylist Anh Co Tran has become known for his "lived-in" waves look — i.e.
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He or she is likely to become known as the weirdest person in the world.
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It would become known for one of the first controversial incidents of Bryce Harper's career.
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It may take decades for all the consequences of Flint's water crisis to become known.
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Trump has become known for distilling the weakness of his opponents into a single descriptor.
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Under Loughran's leadership, OppenheimerFunds has become known for betting on risky, high-yield municipal debt.
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Since launching in 2008, Okapi has become known for its focus on advising activist investors.
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In modern times, it's become known for describing enemy infantrymen in the "Star Wars" universe.
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Ride-hailing apps, like Uber, have become known as safer alternatives to driving when intoxicated.
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A semi-autonomous summer league, the NBL has become known for triple-digit score lines.
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This wasn't the last we'd hear of what have become known as "close-hold" embargoes.
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The offices of control and monitoring at ministries have largely become known for their corruption.
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He has denied any wrongdoing in what has become known as the Stork Nest scandal.
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He has also become known for feuds with other rappers, including YG and Chief Keef.
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"I was working really hard to become known as a contemporary artist," Ms. Unterberg said.
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It seemed an implicit rejection of the full-band rock show he'd become known for.
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But lately, Coconut Grove has become known for yet another thing: a real estate boom.
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Mr. Miltenberg has become known for defending men who have been accused of sexual misconduct.
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She spoke about the lawsuit, the existence of which had become known to the staff.
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The rare agreement to bring the dollar down will become known as the "Plaza Accord".
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CNN investigates some of the moving stories that have become known as the Yemenite Children Affair.
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President Donald Trump, too, has become known for his language -- but for a very different reason.
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Backpage was a classifieds site that had become known as a safe marketplace for sex workers.
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In fact, it's become known as a place that many other cities look to for regulation.
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The Mavic 2 line will keep the portable and foldable design DJI has become known for.
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The new policies are a stark diversion from the internal culture Google has become known for.
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As tonight's tweet storm suggests, BTS have become known for their massive, voracious social media following.
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Recently, however, the actress has also become known as a vocal feminist and body positivity advocate.
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China's become known for some of the zaniest, prettiest, most daring architecture of the 183st century.
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They've become known for haranguing people they believe have crossed him, journalists especially, with relentless fervor.
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Caroline Manzo has become known to reality TV fans for her no-nonsense style of parenting.
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"Because of the substance of this rule, it has become known as the blacklisting rule," Sen.
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By attacking the Russians, she seeks to distract from the substance of what has become known.
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Others slip through the cracks entirely and only become known to the plan after they've delivered.
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Then, in 2004, President George W. Bush announced what would become known as the Constellation Program.
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But still, it's a big change for the network that's become known for its unlocked devices.
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Beirão, who goes by the stage name Ikonoklasta, has become known for his activism and criticism.
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Reefs are complex, ancient systems, and the effects of better policies will become known only gradually.
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And while VTech remains a company, it has become known more for hacking than hit toys.
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AOC, as she has become known, is not old enough to have been mugged by reality.
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Moreover, this weak cover story by the Saudi government will tatter as more details become known.
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Mateen had become known to the FBI in 85033 and 2014, according to the Daily Beast.
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Relief agencies have warned the full impact of the earthquake may take days to become known.
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When the Babe hit 2000 homers in 2471, he did not become known as Mr. September.
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He has also been become known as a frequent critic of the military on social media.
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In the '90s, three powerhouse music studios began cultivating what would become known as idol groups.
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Artists normally start at smaller galleries, where their work develops and they become known to collectors.
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Applying AI to operations data in this manner has become known as AIOps in industry parlance.
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" It is not the only instance of what has become known in China as "zodiac discrimination.
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She&aposs since become known for her over-the-top outfits, runway walks, and relatable videos.
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Over the years, the couple has become known for being candid about their relationship and intimacy.
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Over two decades, additional "major" and "minor" gene mutations linked to breast cancer have become known.
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The four firms are lumped together so often that they have become known as Big Tech.
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By then, Old Navy had become known as a one-stop shop for the entire family.
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Rybolovlev had become known as a top buyer, despite his efforts to keep a low profile.
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They've also done a lot to become known as one of the best places to work.
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The house of Margiela has become known for a perceived rebellious stance — like that pantyhose belt.
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McKinsey has become known for working with authoritarian regimes and taking on other ethically complicated projects.
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The coffee chain had become known for being relatively friendly to job applicants with criminal records.
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On his own and in his collaborations, Burnett has become known for twangy, rootsy, naturalistic rock.
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Georgia has become known as "Y'allywood" and has infrastructure in place specifically for film and television production.
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Whether they become known as A-Lo or J-Rod, these two sound like a good match.
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This has become known as "over-the-top" television and is increasingly driving an unbundling of content.
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In exile, he has become known around the world for preaching a message of tolerance and peace.
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When their sexual tastes become known, they are at risk of job discrimination and child custody challenges.
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Why shouldn't Uber be the company to become known for leading the charge in the tech industry?
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A photo that has become known as "Napalm Girl" helped illustrate the horrors of the Vietnam War.
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It's an area familiar with the type of violence the city's become known for in recent years.
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Warren has become known as the liberal policy wonk of this field through her detailed policy papers.
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Since then, the studio has become known for more polished fare like the Insidious and Purge franchises.
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Opposition parties have also been unable to deal with what has become known as the "Keleti factor".
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The four congresswoman have become known as "The squad" on Capitol Hill for their shared progressive values.
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Staging a rave on the scale for which Fast Forward has become known is a monumental effort.
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You've become known for your remixes of other artists, your collaborations, and your participation in many projects.
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Well, for one Jorge Ramos, whose heated confrontations have become known as as the "Jorge Ramos" effect.
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After all, if videos of the performances go viral, Southwest could become known as the "fun" airline.
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In light of Guadagnino's successes outside Italy, he has become known among the upper strata within it.
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She had become known for wearing her long blonde tresses sleek straight and parted down the middle.
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He would become known as Abu Suhaib, an unemployed man from a predominantly Sunni neighborhood in Baghdad.
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It has become known as the Game of Change, for opening the way for more integrated squads.
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The Giants, who joined the N.F.L. in 1925, have become known for a staid, prudent management style.
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As more details start to become known, the prospects for opposition grow and the timeline could slip.
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Collette has since become known for her love of florals, which was on full display on Sunday.
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The bells survived what is likely to become known as the Great Fire of 2019, thank Heaven.
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Blake Lively has become known for being funny and relatable — two traits that often go hand-in-hand.
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His death spread flames across the Middle East in what was to become known as the Arab Spring.
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Visitors learn about the gadgets, the locations and the action-packed sequences the franchise has become known for.
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"This is kind of what has become known as the OPV, the oral polio vaccine paradox," he said.
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A salon based in Moscow called Nail Sunny has become known for its creative and viral nail designs.
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That number stands in stark contrast to the shitty fan culture Rick and Morty has become known for.
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For civil rights advocates, the health crisis in Flint smacks of what has become known as environmental racism.
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In 2002 she warned her colleagues and their supporters that they had become known as "the nasty party".
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Well, guess what Republicans recently submitted as an official name of what might eventually become known as Trumpcare?
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The campaign also features the same attention to detail that the revived Battlefront series has become known for.
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Here are the top five moments that kept social media abuzz with what could become known as Kaineisms:
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Billionaire Tom Steyer is a former hedge fund manager who's become known for his philanthropy and liberal activism.
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Bone used the same profile for his AMA that he had before he become known across the country.
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Exactly how the police will wield power under this law will become known when it goes into effect.
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The "March 12 bombings," as they will become known, represent a watershed moment for the show's fictional Poland.
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Some were willing to give the actor, who has become known for his standout indie roles, a shot.
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As asthma rates climbed, researchers published study after study supporting what has become known as the hygiene hypothesis.
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After talking with your boss, give yourself three to six months to become known as a top performer.
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In what's become known as the Great Flood of 21900, two hundred and twenty-six crevasses were reported.
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Trump has become known for his streak of notable handshakes, but this one really started the ball rolling.
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Supreme has also become known for unorthodox partnerships — like the brand-affiliated MetroCards that were released last year.
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Mr. Rashid, a university lecturer, has become known for having tried to wrestle the gunman's weapon from him.
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He also has become known for strong anti-migrant rhetoric, which won him support from the populist right.
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Lately fire cider has become known for another property: its ability to electrify the typically serene herbalist community.
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He promoted hotels, New Bedford scallops and a new kitchen gadget that would become known as the Cuisinart.
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She has become known for her work in cowhide, an idea that came to her in a dream.
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Mr. Kurkdjian, the head of an eponymous perfumery, has become known for his olfactory installations and art collaborations.
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And the Chicago Marathon has become known as the racetrack — where runners go looking for their best performance.
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Far from being dissuaded by the new "intel," believers in what had become known as Pizzagate dug in.
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After profiting on the stock market crash of 1987, Mr. Dalio started to become known beyond Wall Street.
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On their 19723th anniversary, they staged what has become known as the Flux Divorce in their Manhattan home.
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And with this extra sunlight, Alaska has become known for its giant vegetables, which can reach freakish proportions.
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Matty Bovan, one of London's most beloved young talents, has become known for his wild and whimsical shows.
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Under Armour has largely stuck to selling the sweat-wicking performance gear that it has become known for.
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His tendency to alienate supporters, players and eventually his employers has become known as his "third-season syndrome".
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"I've become known around town as the guy who is really good at playing dirty rednecks," he said.
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Juul's popularity has vexed teachers who say students across sterotypical social groups are juuling, as it's become known.
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Among the pointed questions the senator was asked: How would she become known in the rest of America?
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And you still get the super saturated colors and razor sharp focus that Samsung's cameras have become known for.
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Under Erdogan, Konya and neighboring cities have become known as "Anatolian tigers" for their fast growth and entrepreneurial zeal.
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Johnny is in the utter depths of addiction and has become known as Johnny "No Show" Cash among promoters.
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But the kind of attack that Islamic State (IS) has become known for in the West is much cruder.
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His Tiffany lamp-lit courtroom has become known for his lively interactions with lawyers and for his libertarian streak.
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" Maggie Baumann suffered from an extreme obsession with weight during her second pregnancy, battling what's become known as "pregorexia.
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For Suda, the punk brand he's become known for is about more than just the style of his games.
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Most important, they need to stop making the unforced mistakes for which they have become known, if not infamous.
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In 1996, Helmut Geier, who'd later become known to most of us as DJ Hell founded a record label.
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Over the years, the contest has become known for its elaborate set designs, campy pop ballads, and quirky personalities.
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Under Erdogan, Konya and neighbouring cities have become known as "Anatolian tigers" for their fast growth and entrepreneurial zeal.
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" In 1960, the FDA approved its use as a contraceptive, which would soon become known simply as "the pill.
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Despite his legal troubles, Combs has also become known for his philanthropy, including his generous donations to several charities.
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C Luke Maile has become known for his excellence behind the plate as a backup to C Russell Martin.
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Since then, it has become known as the "farting corpse movie", a moniker which has been hard to shake.
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"One man who has become known as 'Basil' is still wanted in connection with the burglary," adds Supt. Turner.
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At 6-foot-6 and 270-pounds, Young has become known as the Predator for his fearsome pass rushing.
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Social Security's main program, which has become known by the name of the original bill, was old-age insurance.
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Designers "can sell online and become known in a way that they couldn't without that technology," Ms. McCarty said.
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Now in his third season, Giorgetti has become known for his solidly contemporary reinterpretations of the house's deep archives.
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Unfortunately, in recent years, tax season has also become known for an increase in financial schemes and fraudulent activity.
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In 1976, Vans collaborated with skateboarders to create The Vans #95, which has become known as the Era style.
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As such, their dealmaking focus has included other deals beyond the mega-deals for which they have become known.
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As for what's next, should the report's conclusions become known, it really depends on whether Mueller's findings are damning.
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SoftBank is the telecom giant that has become known for investing in any ride-hailing company other than Uber .
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And because it's the home of Danger Bay, it's also become known as a hidden beacon of longboarding competition.
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John Taylor prescribed a simple formula for the Fed to follow, which has become known as the Taylor Rule.
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Since joining Likud in 2008, Regev has become known for her provocations no less than for her nationalist fervor.
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"I don't know who's behind this campaign, but if there's someone behind it, they'll become known," Mr. García said.
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Mr. Sandman would soon become known as a strident supporter of President Richard M. Nixon during the Watergate hearings.
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That success fueled increasingly brash behavior — Mr. Ratner has become known for his bad-boy image and lavish lifestyle.
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Resorts, parks and other attractions around the world are expanding the galaxy of what has become known as astrotourism.
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The imam was associated with the An'Nur mosque, which had become known as a hub for Islamist extremist activity.
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In 1981 he became chief executive of what would become known as the Energy and Resources Institute, or TERI.
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Congress amended the Higher Education Act two decades ago with what has become known as the 90/903 rule.
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Emma Gonzalez spoke without words Parkland survivor Emma Gonzalez has become known for firing up crowds with her words.
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The gregarious Mr. Reid has become known in recent years for his Shindig, an annual event in Florence, Ala.
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Raves are still filled with the iconic details they've become known for: pill cocktails, loud beats, and sweaty dancing.
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This braless, somewhat frumpy, taffeta situation has become known by many as the worst Oscars look of all time.
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The result is what`s become known as the filter bubble, where your timeline is filled with opinions you share.
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Since then, she's become known for embracing her body in all its forms — along with the tattoos that cover it.
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During his time in exile, he has become known around the world for preaching a message of tolerance and peace.
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HP has become known for laptops like the HP x2100 - but it's not only the x217 that's worth checking out.
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It's become known for its unique spin on classics like Sea Salt Chocolate Chip and Red Velvet Nutella Bomb cookies.
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IN RECENT YEARS America has witnessed a troubling trend: a rise in what have become known as "deaths of despair".
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In financial markets these have become known as "flash crashes" after a particularly volatile day for stockmarkets in May 2010.
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That same year, Microsoft launched what would become known as the Concept Graph, which grew to contain 5 million entities.
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Hers boast the signature vibrant colors and bold patterns she's become known for; his have a more understated, rustic look.
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In progressive circles, Flavia Dzodan is what has become known as an intersectional feminist — a concept she herself helped proliferate.
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Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle enterprise Goop has become known as much for its celebrity heritage as for its dubious "wellness" tips.
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Just this season she found herself involved in what's become known as "PantyGate" after not wearing underwear to a party.
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But I would like to see the president-elect also become known as another kind of recovery leader: for sobriety.
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What should be done with these children, who have become known, in an apt turn of political messaging, as Dreamers?
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The memos are written in what has become known as Comey's signature style: detailed, visual and full of extemporaneous descriptions.
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But now production of the film that would become known as The Thief and the Cobbler could commence in earnest.
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The company, which has become known for its lack of seating assignments and all-coach cabins, began flying in 1971.
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I asked Heatherwick about the way the planned bridge had become known, fairly or not, as a symbol of privilege.
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The community has become known for its brick town homes that line the streets, and its 100 species of trees.
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Owing to his ubiquitous presence in the playoffs and his fitness, James has become known for handling an enormous workload.
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The police shootings were South Africa's worst since the end of apartheid and have become known as the "Marikana massacre".
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However, it would become known as Art Deco, a term fashioned by the British art critic Bevis Hillier in 32.
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The range will consist of six styles to complement the textile-driven clothes for which the designer has become known.
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Now based in New York City, she's become known both for her solo work and her improvisation in various bands.
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Through employing his investment philosophy of value investing, Buffett has become known for having beaten the US market most years.
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An English vicar has become known for his massive Instagram following, which he says has brought him unsolicited attention. Rev.
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A key part of "adulting " — which has become known as millennials' ability to complete daily tasks — is learning to cook.
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Over time, they have become known for their relaxed interview style: It's a conversation among three people on equal footing.
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Third, and maybe most important, SAM embodies a new civic architecture, which has become known as the "collective impact" approach.
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This arrestingly unequal pattern of global income distribution has become known, famously (at least to economists), as the elephant graph.
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As of 2018, America has become known as a "renter nation," with more people renting rather than owning a home.
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The Pure Cool Air Purifier is similar to the other tall oval like fans that Dyson has become known for.
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That agreement has become known as the "gold standard" that nonproliferation advocates say should be part of all 123 agreements.
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But after the collapse in housing prices, the economy was plunged into what has become known as the Great Recession.
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Still, nobody knows who he is in a large field that will make it harder for him to become known.
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Alabama is in what's become known as Dixie Alley, a tornado-prone belt that stretches from East Texas to Georgia.
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Then there's diet and constant motivation Iten has become known internationally as the place where long distance champions are made.
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Mixing high-end pieces with purse-friendly accessories is something Meghan's sister-in-law Kate Middleton has become known for.
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Or like a young chef in Australia who has become known around the world because of his social media use.
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But most of what Our Revolution has become known for in campaigns is an active and often combative Twitter account.
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It was easy to be hopeful in those early, heady weeks of what has now become known as the #MeToo movement.
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Perhaps it should be little surprise, then, that organizations are developing and expanding what has become known as financial wellness programs.
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Chad, or Evil Chad as he has become known since appearing on The Bachelorette, is the breakout star of the season.
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The "La Manada" case, as it has become known in Spain, has completely engulfed the country over the last few months.
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From hot pink hair to black lips, Katy Perry has become known for fearlessly dabbling in a range of beauty looks.
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Dancing in Moonlight and Dancing in Starlight aren't meant to be the deep, lengthy adventures the series has become known for.
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It's the kind of stunt that Oliver, who once set up a fake church to expose televangelists, has become known for.
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Trump, of course, is the embodiment of the Manhattan plutocracy that Goodman described and for which the Hamptons have become known.
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For Target, selling goods from brands like Flamingo is helping the company increasingly become known as a "cool" place to shop.
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The visit brought to mind the scandal Petraeus has become known for, and invited parallels to Clinton's misuse of classified information.
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The actor has become known (and loved) for his countless shirtless scenes that allow him to flaunt his insanely buff body.
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The Rockets have become known the past few years for their remarkable commitment to hunting for the most efficient possible shots.
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The actress has been calling out people on Twitter for years now, and has become known for her smart responses online.
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George Washington invoked the precursors of what would become known as executive privilege in refusing to share certain information with Congress.
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In March 23 he leaked the documents—what would become known as the Pentagon Papers—to a New York Times reporter.
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Cities across the country are facing this uncertainty, with over 21,2000 scheduled store closings; it's become known as the retail apocalypse.
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The invite-only "'Twas the 15th Night Before Christmas" party has become known over the years for its surprise Hollywood attendee.
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The Australian novelist Gerald Murnane has become known for works of difficult genius, and his latest will only burnish that reputation.
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She also has become known for preparing and reading long, detailed summaries of the events in the Mueller cases she's handled.
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The US National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) has become known for branding its spy satellite launches with strange and sometimes menacing imagery.
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If Kosmos 482 had successfully left Earth orbit for Venus like its sister, it would have become known as Venera 9.
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The iPhone X features a sleek, all-screen design with the beautiful super retina display that Apple has become known for.
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Then later, the Fed chief pulled back the hike talk in favor patience in what's become known as the "Powell Pivot."
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" Jennifer Taub, a Vermont Law School professor who had become known for punchy anti-Trump columns with titles like "Yes, Collusion.
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One visual signature that appears in many of Mr. Lee's films is what has become known as the double dolly shot.
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The two women were victims of what has become known as cyber flashing, a growing trend of technology-enabled sexual harassment.
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The integrity of the justice system depends on those in power telling the truth and correcting errors when they become known.
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Conservative media companies like Sinclair Broadcast Group have become known for buying up local outlets they rebrand with ideologically aligned content.
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The result, MZ Wallace, has become known for its trademark quilted bags, available in a wide array of colors and styles.
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But the President's attorney has become known for inflammatory television appearances that leave more questions than answers about his client's behavior.
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The group has become known as the "Normandy Four" and Monday was the first time it had met since October 2016.
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For the N.B.A. and N.F.L. drafts to become known as much for red carpet posing as for who gets picked first.
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The Telegraph reports that the former MI6 agent feared reprisals after he circulated memos that become known as the Steele dossier.
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As a presidential candidate, she has become known for a sweeping series of plans for economic reforms, including a wealth tax.
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The man these traders and hedge-fund managers turn to has become known as Wall Street's weatherman: Dan Leonard of Weather.com.
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And Laszlo Krasznahorkai's "The World Goes On" is full of the sprawling sentences for which the Hungarian writer has become known.
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They've become known for their style of commentating in the years since Sochi, and have decided to put honesty above all else.
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The "Amazon Way," as it has become known, has attracted some controversy, but it can be relevant to businesses of all sizes.
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The registered sex offender has become known as the "TriMet Barber," and on Thursday, he was officially banned from local public transportation.
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When a web search led him to the primitive website for Bitcoin, he immediately emailed Satoshi, as the founder had become known.
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Since being elected in 2014, he has become known for controversial policies that are more and more aligned with the far right.
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What's become known as the "Falling Stars" challenge is basically the Rich Kids of Instagram turning their fortunate statuses into a meme.
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President Donald Trump has become known for his grammatically incorrect tweets — but it turns out he's not the only one writing them.
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Speaking of taking photos, Chinese phone cameras have also become known for their aggressive image processing, particularly when it comes to selfies.
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He's since become known for surprising fans at The Stone Pony and showing up at the town's annual Light of Day festival.
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One group of new reinforcements has become known as the "technocrats"—bespectacled experts who have been elevated to run regions and ministries.
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In a jailhouse interview with the San Francisco Chronicle, Bin Golam Rabbi said the real story behind the murders will become known.
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KJ Apa has become known for his role as Archie on the hit CW series Riverdale since the show's premiere in 2016.
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The project, notably, represents a big win for Tampa, given its goal to become known as a hub for smart city technologies.
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How many of us guessed then that Mad Men would become known as one of the best television series of all time?
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Like any social media site, certain members become known for certain proclivities—which brings us to a Fetlife member known as Jilf.
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Trump has become known for tweeting personally from his device, an Android smartphone and being surprisingly available to those with his number.
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It has become known in Vietnam as the "bikini airline" and female crew do still wear them, but only on some flights.
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The first reports of what have become known as blessing scams appeared in the Chinese media around the turn of the century.
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Korematsu linked the legal theory of racial discrimination to the specific experiences of the populations who would become known as Asian-American.
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While other cafes are recreating the drink in their own kitchens, egg coffees themselves have become known as a city-specific specialty.
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DigiTour Media, another live-entertainment and media company for Generation Z, has become known for producing live shows — called DigiTours and DigiFests.
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" 'Lunch shaming' hits the headlines The Pennsylvania district isn't the first state to face accusations of what's become known as "lunch shaming.
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While her current home embodies the beautiful, trashy aesthetic she's become known for over the years, it hasn't always been this way.
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Brownsville, Brooklyn has become known for its numerous high rise project buildings, tragic gang violence and world champion boxers with vicious knockouts.
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He's also shared the first single, "2685," which features a propulsive flute melody and the chaotic, thundering drums he's become known for.
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The program is fairly common practice for the Navy, and has become known as a way for politicians to gain military experience.
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Other famous winners of what's become known as the "duel of the Downs" include Giant's Causeway, Rock Of Gibraltar and Brigadier Gerard.
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College baseball and the minor leagues are not followed widely enough for players to become known until they break into the majors.
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This "separate form of life" would become known as the archaea, reflecting the impression that these organisms were primitive, primordial, especially old.
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This phenomenon has become known as the Overview Effect, a phrase coined in 22009 by the author and space philosopher Frank White.
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As Ballet Theater's resident artist, Ratmansky has become known for his careful, lavish reconstructions of ballets dating back more than 173 years.
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The family soon moved to Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where Irwin befriended Melvin Kaminsky, who would become known to the world as Mel Brooks.
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His songs blend reggaeton and what's become known as Latin trap, the Spanish-language equivalent of the Atlanta-bred hip-hop subgenre.
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They were victims of what has become known as performance-support bias, in which some employees receive less support from the start.
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The Minnesota senator had a strong debate, bringing a stable of memorable Midwest anecdotes and one-liners that she's become known for.
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Playing with the Western Hockey League's Red Deer Rebels, he had become known as a hard-nosed player willing to fight anyone.
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In 1912, postal employees and citizens were allowed to respond to the letters, launching what has since become known as Operation Santa.
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Over the course of his career, Mr. Wurm has become known for sculptures that are to be interacted with, as performance works.
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In 1993, Gaultier launched his brand's first fragrance known as 'Classique' which has since become known for its body sculpture bottle design.
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Australians are starting to become known for their ingenuity when it comes to the humble slide, but this one takes the cake.
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He currently co-hosts America's Newsroom on Fox News alongside Sandra Smith, where he has become known for his tough interviewing techniques.
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Walker has become known for his efforts to decimate unions, prompting Mitchell to campaign heavily on his union background and economic policy.
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The show features a cast of characters in keeping with the brightly colored, crocheted, genderqueer figures for which Chandler has become known.
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The sports gambler had become known for employing an aggressive strategy when selecting boxes on the board at the start of each game.
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" And nothing represents it more than the property at 704 W. High St. that has simply become known as "The American Football House.
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Now he may become known for something else entirely: Injecting himself with stem cells in hopes that it will make his dick bigger.
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For five dizzying rounds the two bantamweight greats battered each other, showcasing the groundbreaking footwork and versatility for which they've both become known.
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"They did not want to become known as a narco (or narcotic) nation," said Hall, who met with government officials about the problem.
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These travels have deeply influenced his men's wear, which has become known for its loose silhouettes, soft hues and fluid interpretation of masculinity.
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The actor has become known in the region for befriending leftist leaders, including late Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and Evo Morales in Bolivia.
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From there, he went on to become known as the "conscience of Congress," and he received the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2011.
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" Jenner also broke Anna Wintour's no cell-phone rule inside the Met, organizing what has now become known as the "annual bathroom selfie.
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On April 7th, 1942, the U.S. Patent office awarded a patent for the military vehicle that would later become known as the Jeep.
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That market shock might go down in history as the sounding bell for what will certainly become known as The Era of SVOD.
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In addition to the conference itself, Disrupt has become known for after-parties that keep the good times going well into the night.
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Photo courtesy Lil Debbie The Bay Area has become known for being home to many original influencers and creatives within the music industry.
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Both the Mate and Pro put the hold for the key ring in the top corner, a design Tiles have become known for.
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While he's been famous in England for about a decade, he didn't become known in the United States until a few years ago.
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Hurley's become known for flaunting her killer figure in sexy swimsuits and even boldly shared a topless swimming video with fans on Instagram.
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The term "girl power" was born in Olympia, Washington, out of a fervent feminist punk scene that would become known as Riot Grrrl.
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They didn't, so it was easy to move on and become known for other things, and mention the victory rarely if at all.
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The exposure she gives brands has become known as the "Markle Effect," and now one brand says it's helping exapand its humanitarian mission.
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But since then, she's become known for both her truly amazing red hair and putting in tons of effort to hone her craft.
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Over the course of the campaign, Trump has become known for his Twitter rants and statements, which have caused controversy more than once.
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The parade route has become known as the "Canyon of Heroes," as the giant skyscrapers of downtown Manhattan resemble a man-made canyon.
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The thought experiment has become known as Maxwell's demon and it has been widely studied in the 140 odd years since its proposal.
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In recent decades he has become known as a dean of Cuban pianism, typically working in more traditional and Latin jazz-oriented styles.
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Fran and Ed Garguila, Anthony's grandparents, have been married for a whopping 52 years, and they have become known for their coordinated outfits.
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Who"; more recently, he has become known in America as a low-key heartthrob, for his role as Prince Philip, on "The Crown.
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Pizza has become known as "the world's saddest polar bear," the advocates, from 48 organizations, wrote in an open letter to Mr. Zhu.
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"Spicy" is Charli and Diplo's take on "Wannabe," which trades the original's simplistic production for the tropical basslines Diplo has become known for.
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Step outside and it's likely you will feel yourself melt into the steadily blackening concrete on what has become known as Britain's #hottestdayoftheyear.
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Along with the gang violence, a worrying proportion of murders in the city have become known as feminicidio, the gruesome murders of women.
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The feature is ideal for users that want to join chats devoted to certain interests, something Whatsapp rival Telegram has become known for.
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A man as conscious of his own image and importance as the president will not want to become known for repeatedly crying wolf.
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I'll confess it only half-registered when I first heard about the "hot mic" recording that would become known as the Trump Tape.
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Fallon has become known for these segments, and they have been imitated on other shows, but they all clearly owe DeGeneres a debt.
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A new residential tower that will reach 98 stories at 217 West 57th Street, a stretch that has become known as Billionaires' Row.
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At the Federal Security Council meeting, which was held in March, officials hammered out what has become known as the "hack-back" strategy.
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The compound can fit six to 10 people and was inspired by the sleek and angular design that Tesla has become known for.
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This construct has become known as "flattening the curve," keeping the rising curve of coronavirus cases below a straight line representing medical capacity.
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Ms. Warren has become known for her towering stack of policy plans, having offered dozens of proposals on a wide variety of subjects.
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Losing because of a press must have stung for the Mountaineers, because they have become known for having college basketball's best press themselves.
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If government officials have made false or misleading statements to the court, if they have withheld critical exculpatory information, that will become known.
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Afredo's become known for his lavish lifestyle, which he flaunts without reservation on social media, despite being one of the DEA's most wanted.
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The city of more than 5 million people has become known for a huge winter festival that brings people outside day and night.
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IAC, which owns 80% of Match and 83% of ANGI, has become known for incubating businesses and spinning them off into separate companies.
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But off-camera, the 65-year-old who's become known for pummeling bad guys on the big screen is far more spiritually grounded.
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Loneliness has become known as a "modern epidemic," despite there being more ways than ever to connect with friends, family and even colleagues.
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Apple Music's Beats 1 radio station has become known for its curated artist shows, the most effective arguably being Frank Ocean's dreamy blonded.
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Seeking to build a company combining content with hardware, he expanded LeEco, as the group of companies he controls personally has become known.
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Since his death, more about his adult life has become known, though often through anecdotes so quirky that they sound like urban legends.
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But he would have been far from the only candidate fighting for what's become known as the "Sanders wing" of the Democratic Party.
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Since stepping down from football, he has become known for his high profile brand endorsements, such as a deal with electronics giant Samsung.
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Yet most of the time, contamination issues do not become known until someone tries to sell the property and an environmental test is ordered.
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Gigi Gorgeous has become known for baring her heart to the world in Youtube videos about transitioning, starting a family and sexual reassignment surgery.
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Sestero has essentially become known as the Wiseau whisperer — the one person who has stuck by Wiseau in all his quirkiness and occasional volatility.
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The gap in funding concerns firms worth between £5m and £100m ($6m-125m), a range that has become known as the "valley of death".
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Zuckerberg, who has become known in latter months for his epic-length blog posts, was uncharacteristically quiet about the strategic thinking behind these moves.
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In October 1993, Delta Force commandos were alongside Army Rangers in what would later become known as the Black Hawk Down incident in Somalia.
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Dern has since become known for wearing bold prints on the red carpet, but on Sunday she changed things up with a tassel detail.
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The jail complex has also become known as a place where people are detained for years before trial — often longer than their actual sentences.
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Since opening in 2017, the store has become known for stocking affordable pieces that feel higher-end and offer a wider selection of furniture.
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He's become known for his signature "yank and pull" handshake, which first made headlines after his meeting with Shinzo Abe of Japan in February.
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As THR noted, she didn't mention Lauer during her lunch either and instead did what she's become known for: focusing on the big picture.
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However, in more recent years, the already deeply conservative country has become known for its increasingly hostile and violent attitudes toward its LGBTQ community.
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The prince who would later become known by his initials, MBS, appeared enthusiastic about Awda's ideas for change in Saudi Arabia, according to Alaoudh.
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In what has since become known as the MacArthur Amendment, Obamacare's restrictions on increasing insurance costs based on previous illnesses might no longer apply.
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The tragedy shook the nation, but also Team Internet since YouTube has become known as a safe space for members of the LGBTQ community.
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The series followed a family plagued with the memories of living in what would become known as the most haunted house in the country.
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In the days since Obama's White House departure, he has become known on Instagram for using his vast archives for timely and topical posts.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has become known as much for his recent populist political campaign as for his murderous crime policies and vulgar mouth.
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Frontman David Kelling inverts the self-reliant worldview the band had become known for to seek comfort in others in this melodic love song.
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In its 880 pages, Neal Stephenson's Fall; or, Dodge in Hell navigates many of the themes the science fiction author has become known for.
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Dave Thomas opened the first Wendy's in Columbus, Ohio, in 1969, and it went on to become known for its old-fashioned, square hamburgers.
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Romney, his predecessor as governor, created a statewide health-care system, which would become known as Romneycare and serve as a model for Obamacare.
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The last of the non-traditional Thanksgiving flavor comes from a staple that the steakhouse has become known for: its prized Japanese Wagyu beef.
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John Dingell retired in early 2015 as the longest-serving member of Congress and has since become known for his pointed wit on Twitter.
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The exhibit and auction organizer, Van Eaton Galleries has become known for Disney memorabilia auctions: one last year included the original 1953 Disneyland map.
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It became one of the signature plans that she has become known for as she surges in the polls as a top-tier candidate.
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Were you worried that, by going for it like this, people would be upset with you moving away from what Turnstile's become known for?
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Typically called "eroge," the more adult market-focused visual novels feature Japanese-drawn pornography, which has become known globally as the catchall of hentai.
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The installation is the antithesis of the cheerful, whimsical machines that Tinguely has become known for — and a reminder of his truly revolutionary spirit.
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"Adulting," as it has become known, refers to millennials' ability to complete daily tasks, such as cooking, cleaning and paying their bills on time.
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The far-left guerrilla group the Red Army Faction terrorized the city in what would become known as the German Autumn, leaving several dead.
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Florida has become known for its razor-thin election margins, and exactly how the change will affect the state's politics nobody knows for sure.
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But having become known for an identifiable style over the past few years, Morris and Polonsky are now at pains to escape its tyranny.
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After that period, gay bars began opening up in the area and, by the 80s, it had become known as "Gay Town" to locals.
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"We expect this pattern will increase significantly as more of the detailed plans of the project become known," the company said in a statement.
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Since she launched her brand in 2012, the New York-based designer Rosie Assoulin has become known for bold statements of color and silhouette.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, endorsed the union-backed campaign for a higher minimum wage that has become known as the Fight for 27.
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He went on to write a book called ''Fat Power,'' which helped give birth to what would become known as the fat-acceptance movement.
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Some versions of that longing, at least, picture more of a benign unifier than the kind of authoritarian strongman Iraq has become known for.
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Instead, Plank said, Under Armour is staying true to its "performance" core, with the sweat-wicking and more technical products it's become known for.
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The man and woman who become known as Adam and Eve first appear in Genesis, and right away there is a peculiarity about them.
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Consider what's become known as "confirmation bias," the tendency people have to embrace information that supports their beliefs and reject information that contradicts them.
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In a procedure that had become known to seafarers as "the custom of the sea," sailors cast adrift on the open ocean drew straws.
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This has become known as the as the "boomerang effect" - and it is a huge problem when trying to nudge people towards better behaviours.
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The harsh lines of his figures are borderline cartoonish and a far cry away from the soft style he would later become known for.
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The surprise sets at The Do Lab, for which the stage has become known, included The Glitch Mob, RUFUS DU SOL, and Bob Moses.
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Mr Hull is the co-founder of 33D Systems, one of a growing number of firms that produce what have become known as 3D printers.
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A former federal prosecutor based in Texas, Powell has become known in recent years for her criticism of the Mueller investigation, especially on Fox News.
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It's one of those moments that is hard to digest, but stimulating all the same—the kind of hallmark segment Viceland has become known for.
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The Kim Zolciak Biermann we see on TV always has her hair styled to perfection, and she's become known for her platinum Barbie blonde hue.
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For now, Cavill's primary concern is finding the right balance for the cape-wearing protagonist he's become known for – and not tarnishing the beloved name.
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As you can see by the ahead #OOTDs, Ho has become known for tailoring beautiful items in luxurious fabrics that are perfect for everyday wear.
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Subsequently, an upstart group for football reform enjoined with the standing rules committee to form would later become known as the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
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Collins has become known for making the women she photographs appear both alive and otherworldly, having worked with the likes of Gucci and Selena Gomez.
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Though change is always hard, the switch does seem to make sense considering that the chain has certainly become known for more than just doughnuts.
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By mid-afternoon, the trickle had turned into a flood as white clad fans packed the core for what has become known as "The WhiteOut".
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From his ever-evolving accent (just FYI, he's from Kentucky) to the increasingly bizarre Tim Burton roles he's become known for, Depp is definitely unusual.
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"Some articles on our site are older and don't contain the rigorous, accurate research that we've become known for," spokesperson Alex Loria said by email.
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"Without shareholder action, Amazon may soon become known more for its role in facilitating pervasive government surveillance than for its consumer retail operations," it read.
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Next came printed bouquets of vivid botanicals on drop-waisted and ruffle-hemmed dresses, the show-stopping prints and fabrications Quinn has become known for.
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It Only Took Three Days and an InfoWars Video4chan and Reddit were well-known hubs for the "citizen investigation" that would become known as Pizzagate.
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The more raw music that SoundCloud has become known for — like Kanye West's Easter release, for example — will still be available on SoundCloud for free.
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The "Miss BumBum Contest" has become known around the world for speaking to the global appreciation of the female butt as a symbol of beauty.
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The now 37-year-olds, who graduated from Harvard and Oxford universities and are Olympic rowers, have become known for their bold move into bitcoin.
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It was the kind of quirky banter he'd become known for, and it felt like even he wasn't buying into the hype this time around.
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Supposedly following its posting by the Facebook page of American TV show The Soup, the song's chorus has become known all over the Western world.
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Lisa Riggin's subject in Queen of Vice is the woman who would eventually become known as Inez Brown Burns, the "abortion queen" of San Francisco.
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Trump's tweets at the four lawmakers, who've become known as "the Squad" on Capitol Hill, played off of the racist "go back to Africa" trope.
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My only concern is that over the past few years poutine has become known as a Canadian dish, and it's totally NOT a Canadian dish.
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The animated comedy series has become known for its bizarre and often slapstick critiques of current affairs and politicians on both sides of the aisle.
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Ocasio-Cortez is no stranger to Twitter clapbacks herself, and has become known for her fiery responses to GOP lawmakers, White House officials and reporters.
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These 11 celebrities either dyed their hair red for personal or professional reasons, like for a role, but have become known for their auburn hair.
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YouTuber David Dobrik has become known for gifting his friends expensive cars thanks to his lucrative sponsorship deals with brands like SeatGeek and EA Sports.
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Ryan said the end date of the measure, known officially as a continuing resolution, or CR, would become known when it reaches the House floor.
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Any whistleblowers whose names become known would fall under a new group of protected federal employees with independent overseers ensuring they do not suffer retaliation.
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Geno hung the work in the middle of a series of toy paintings he'd become known for, not realizing how transformative that moment would be.
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To a lesser extent, every grocery store chain and ride-share company and fast-food company could become known as a center of epidemic spread.
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That perceived success set the stage for a national rollout of the policy the following year, which would become known as the zero-tolerance program.
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In 1954 he filmed Stein Eriksen performing a front flip on skis, one of the earliest examples of what would become known as freestyle skiing.
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By this point, Breitbart had become known for running a barrage of stories hyping potential coups against Mr. Boehner from more conservative members of Congress.
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But something began to change last October with the arrival of thousands of migrants traveling en masse, in what has become known as a caravan.
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The Getaway Resorts, parks and attractions in the United States, Canada, Mexico and beyond are expanding the galaxy of what has become known as astrotourism.
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Senate leaders have refrained from going into detail about the bill they are drafting, but some provisions being considered have become known in recent days.
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The name Known is meant to suggest it can help brands know themselves, their customers, and thereby, become known in the rest of the world.
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With this infusion of cash, Edison was able to hire dozens of new "muckers," as the men who worked with him would eventually become known.
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In November, it fired four employees — who have become known as the "Thanksgiving Four" — for what it said were violations of its data-security policies.
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Frieze has become known for hiring top designers for its events; in Los Angeles, it plans to unveil a structure by the architecture firm wHY.
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There was duchesse satin tailoring, diaphanous trousers and, every now and then, a dramatic metallic and tulle cocktail number that Rogers has become known for.
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Shocking pink, neon yellow, scarlet — Valentino's Pierpaolo Piccioli has become known for his use of luxurious color as much as for his extravagantly voluminous silhouettes.
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One year earlier, Russia's powerful chief of the general staff, General Valery Gerasimov, had published an article that has become known as the Gerasimov Doctrine.
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The family has become known for staging elaborate Christmas card set-ups, often with glam outfits and sometimes using green screen technology for fancy backdrops.
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There's lip syncing, musical covers, funny challenges, and even "story time" plays that hosts like Jimmy Fallon and James Corden have become known for producing.
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In 2013, he published an article that detailed the conceptual basis for Russia's cyberattacks and other forms of what has become known as "hybrid" warfare.
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He readjusted his vision, started using a variety of fabrics besides cotton and added thoughtful details to his designs, something he has become known for.
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Birmingham, Britain's second-largest city, has become known as a recruiting ground for Islamist militants, including the man who attacked Parliament in London last week.
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The murders, which are often instigated by Bajrang Dal members, have become known as "lynchings," evoking the terror that swept the American South after Reconstruction.
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The brick-and-mortar at 2121 Fillmore St. carries the kind of wellness paraphernalia that Goop has become known for — for better or for worse.
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But now, in an advanced age, he's become known to neighbors as a cordial but distant man, who has struggled with alcohol and drug addiction.
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Talking Barbie, Tropical Barbie, Color Magic Barbie had taught me that many girls had the same name, and you'll become known for what you do best.
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Photo: Jeff Chiu (AP)Facebook's share value has been in a tailspin as the depths of its irresponsible data handling has become known to the world.
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Within that group, Tillmann Werner—the tall, lanky German researcher with the security firm CrowdStrike—had become known for his flair and enthusiasm for the work.
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He currently works full-time as a freelance animator, and in his spare time he makes the short animations he's become known for on social media.
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The former president, who's become known in recent years for his affinity for colorful, zany-patterned socks, does not own any Hamilton socks — "yet," says McGrath.
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Congresswoman Patsy Mink of Hawaii first drafted the Education Amendments, which would later become known as Title IX when it was signed into law in 1972.
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Take, for instance, influencer favorite Claudia Li, who has become known for oversized separates — like what the Amish would wear if they went shopping at Barneys.
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Styled with vintage-inspired crop-tops, sheer blouses, and colorful knits, the pieces really do present a juxtaposition to the archetypes Ganni has become known for.
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The 26-year-old singer — who has become known for her powerhouse vocals — was crowned the winner of season 16 of The Voice on Tuesday night.
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This novel serves as a prequel to the Rebels animated show, and explores the origins of Caleb Dume, who would later become known as Kanan Jarrus.
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Sofia Richie is a 17-year-old girl, the daughter of singer Lionel Richie, and she has most recently become known as Justin Bieber's love interest.
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The school's been researching the space since the late '50s, giving rise (and lending its name) to the lab that would ultimately become known as CSAIL.
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Ms Nabourema continues to encourage criticism of the government with a constant stream of tweeting, blogging and texting (she has become known as the "WhatsApp girl").
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It's almost as if the driving shoegaze sound the group have become known for has the power to "shake it off," as Taylor Swift would say.
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The meals will be in the refrigerated section and consist of the comfort food favorites she's become known for on her show and in her cookbooks.
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In the 19703s, Stein, a sociologist, had become known for teaching such innovative courses as "Social Theory" and "Sociology of Literature" at Brandeis University in Massachusetts.
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The seven-event heptathlon will renew the rivalry between Ennis-Hill and Theisen-Eaton in what has become known as the battle of the hyphenated names.
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HelloBike's late entry let it become known in big cities with only about a third as many bikes as Ofo and Mobike deployed at their peak.
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The Insta2299 brand has quickly become known for consumer 2360 photography products, and the new Insta25 One is its latest device designed for mobile immersive imaging.
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"'Nazi chic', as it has become known, is an expression of subversion and its wearers in Asia are largely ignorant of its historical underpinnings," he said.
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The country&aposs all-Muslim squad has become known as "Al-Sajedeen," or the prostrators — a reference to their customary on-pitch prayer when they score.
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But over the last two months, Young has slowly become known beyond his southern Indiana district, especially with the influx of outside money supporting his campaign.
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States clap back over pot clamp down: Attorney General Jeff Session has quickly become known as the national buzzkill for his hyperactive assault on criminalizing weed.
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The fatal incident also shook Team Internet to its core, especially because YouTube has become known as a safe space for members of the LGBTQ community.
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"Eating disorders have become known as something that affects those who are affluent and white," says Priya Tew, an award-winning dietician and eating disorder specialist.
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"'Nazi chic,' as it has become known, is an expression of subversion and its wearers in Asia are largely ignorant of its historical underpinnings," he said.
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In fact, the result was horrifically bad and the movie went on to become known as a movie you have to see because it's so terrible.
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It didn't take long for the site to become known as one of the darkest corners of the internet — a haven for extremist and hateful content.
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If successful on speeding this option to market, Walmart's brand could become known as the place to order online everything you need from the grocery store.
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It's one of the many minimalist designs the tattoo artist has become known for, not to mention one of many tattoos Duff has on her bod.
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WATCH: Jason Alexander Explains His Reappearing Hair And while some character actors get fatigued of the role they've become known for, Thomas is nothing but grateful.
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In other words, Netflix enabled us to gorge ourselves on premium TV content for hours on end, a phenomenon that has become known as binge watching.
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Google has become known for its doodles — the creative, collaborative illustrations that transform its simple logo into works of art to celebrate memorable birthdays and holidays.
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But he noted that German law was changed last year to allow claimants to sue for three years after the facts of a case become known.
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" The statement continued, "Kenny was instrumental in developing our players and building the identity and culture we have become known for over these past four seasons.
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The "Benalla affair," as it has become known, has undercut Mr. Macron's efforts to connect with ordinary voters and shed his reputation as favoring the rich.
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As a lawyer in private practice in the 1990s, he took on Albanian and Bosnian clients and started to become known among Muslim civil rights groups.
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The group has become known as one of the more tightly knit networks among the diplomats who periodically rotate through United Nations missions in New York.
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As the director of elaborate fantasy epics like the "Lord of the Rings" and "Hobbit" trilogies, Peter Jackson has become known for meticulous attention to detail.
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What does it say about his engagement in the selection process that so many have already been fired or have resigned after their activities become known.
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Museum officials did not name the institution that is purchasing the Rockwell or the price to be paid, but said the identity would eventually become known.
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While Mr. Mifsud has become known as "the professor" of the Russian investigation, officials here say he was more of a professional networker than an academic.
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Just switching up the shoes it uses makes a difference, and is evidence of a holistic approach to fashion that Eckhaus Latta has become known for.
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In 2007, the couple expanded their philanthropic reach when they established the Vivo Foundation, which would later become known as the Kobe and Vanessa Bryant Foundation.
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Since his election he has become known for a bloody "war on drugs" during which police have killed thousands of mostly urban poor dealers and users.
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Like bebop and early rock 'n' roll, midcentury mambo and what would eventually become known as salsa will always bear the aspirational residue of their time.
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But not Jun Takahashi, the designer of Undercover, who has become known for theatrical presentations that feel more like pieces of performance art than runway shows.
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Even before Harvey struck, it was unlikely that Washington would let government come to a standstill and let the U.S. become known as an untrustworthy debtor.
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I've just become known for my craft and using my expertise in highly creative situations — It's been one of my favorite and my most growing experiences.
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Those brands have the products that experts say today's consumer wants: trendy, comfortable bralettes over the push-up bras for which Victoria's Secret has become known.
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Trump has become known for his aggressive handshake style, and a video of him yanking Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch's arm during a handshake went viral.
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It's why the American has become known as a director's director; one who attracts big-name actors looking to him to coax out career-best performances.
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And if she tried to get him, she would be the one in the long term to suffer because she would become known as a troublemaker.
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The mine was where 34 striking miners died in 2012 after being shot by police in an event that would become known as the 'Marikana massacre'.
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It was also public acknowledgment that Instagram had a problem: The glamorous photos and videos that the app had become known for were now too glamorous.
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That's how it felt watching Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, the second installment in the Harry Potter offshoot that's become known as the Wizarding World franchise.
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More broadly, Hong Kong Indigenous, along with similar groups like Civic Passion, champions what has become known as "localism," a reaction to mainland China's growing influence here.
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The rise of the counterculture had made it look square; most young performers had little interest in supplying the kind of schmaltz it had become known for.
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Latham's hiring seems to indicate that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who have become known for their liberal political opinions, want to lean further into them.
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The app was designed to provide Swift yet another avenue to intimately converse with fans, something she's become known for in her more than 10-year career.
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In place of butchered animals hanging from the meathooks, Garner has created about a dozen sculptures made in the grotesque style that she has become known for.
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It was a monumental moment for the glossy who, for its entire 53-year history, has become known for their standards of stick-thin, mostly white women.
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But in just a few months the media site has become known for its distinctive style, which is heavy on bullet points and "why it matters" summaries.
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He said that details about BCA's investigation into Reynolds' communications have only recently become known after Jeronimo Yanez, the officer who shot Castile, was acquitted last week.
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Early in his campaign, Trump proposed "a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States," a policy that has become known as his Muslim ban.
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At the time, Rubin told the press he was leaving in order to create the incubator that would become known as Playground, where Essential was first developed.
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Like the recent "Great East Japan Earthquake", as it has become known, that ancient earthquake more than a millennium ago generated a monster tsunami in its wake.
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However, what New was most brilliant at was hybridizing those in-the-moment looks with his Indigeneity, celebrating what would become known as part of Native Modernism.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star has become known for wearing one-of-a-kind custom designs and vintage pieces straight from high fashion labels' archives.
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The documents were part of the 11 million that were leaked from the Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca in what have become known as the Panama Papers.
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"From long before I ever took office, I was under a sick & unlawful investigation concerning what has become known as the Russian hoax," Trump wrote on Sunday.
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The Haunting of Hill House follows a family plagued with the memories of living in what would become known as the most haunted house in the country.
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"I believe they did that because they wanted him to shut his mouth, and they didn't want the mistakes in the study to become known," Arnold said.
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When Morgan and Terezakis teamed up to make what would become known as the "Werelizard," Terezakis had a promise: We won't do that to anyone this time.
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Multiple sources told NBC News that changes are still coming in a White House that has become known for its palace intrigue and publicly aired internal politics.
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Spotify has become known as a haven for these largely because it doesn't host album exclusives and therefore often lags on getting the rights to big releases.
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"Building 10 in Jaw prison has become known as the torture building, and I have personally been hearing the screams of the victims," he wrote last year.
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More recently, Steyer has become known for his efforts to pressure lawmakers on Capitol Hill to impeach Trump, launching an initiative in 2017 dubbed Need to Impeach.
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The Drudge Report, which has become known more for its aggregation and flashy headlines than for breaking big stories, had thrown the media into full-on pandemonium.
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The interviews seemed to touch on Epstein's relationship with Silicon Valley, suggesting that he was trying to rehabilitate his image and become known as a tech investor.
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The back-and-forth burns Kimmel, who in the last year has become known for his political monologues, didn't shy away from taking jabs at Cruz's politics.
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Barker first found a large audience, however, with what's become known as the "Regeneration" trilogy, whose final volume, "The Ghost Road," won the Booker Prize in 1995.
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The Ugandan government, for its part, appreciated an investment-led approach from one developing country to another, part of what had become known as the Beijing Consensus.
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One of his students was Elizabeth Wilkinson Stokes, who would become known as the "Championess of America and of Europe" in her short, but dramatic fighting career.
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But at a certain point, some want wider viewership than they would get if they become known as full-on white nationalist or full-on white supremacist.
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Though Mr. Mnangagwa had acted for decades as Mr. Mugabe's right-hand man, including orchestrating vote-rigging in previous elections, he has become known as a pragmatist.
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In recent years, this notorious mess has become known as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a swirling oceanic graveyard where everyday objects get deposited by the currents.
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Day had to be plenty tough to overcome his impoverished beginnings, so it is strange that he has become known on the PGA Tour for his fragility.
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The existence of the list has become known among officials in the Trump administration, some of whom were taken aback by what they regard as its presumptuousness.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey dangled $2500 billion in subsidies and incentives behind its bid to put Amazon HQ2000, as the project has become known, in Newark.
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He went on to become known for striking musicality, accessibility, an often eccentric sense of humor and a refined, at times highly technical use of everyday movement.
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PG&E, in bankruptcy since January with tens of billions of dollars in liabilities related to wildfires caused by its equipment, has become known for system failures.
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The video is called Madison because that's where the scandal occurred a few years ago—Madison, Wisconsin—but the anonymous girl has also become known as Madison.
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It has a playground-like outdoor area and has become known for its open-air events, and for hosting a monthly, multiday L.G.B.T.Q. party called Cocktail d'Amore.
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An uptick in what have become known as "deaths of despair" — younger people dying from overdoses, suicide and alcoholism — has drawn considerable attention from politicians and policymakers.
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Indeed, the soccer star has become known for speaking truth to power, whether it be the President of the United States or the biggest names in soccer.
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On social media, the idea of imposing countersanctions has become known as "bombing Voronezh," a provincial Russian city, the idea being that such measures invariably hurt Russians.
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The revised handbook also includes a special section on how to detect "false information," a reference to propaganda or what has also become known as fake news.
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"It's like visual Prozac," said the artist Peter Marco, who, over his 30 years on the Lower East Side, has become known to neighbors simply as Marco.
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In 2014, the courageous trio helped lead what become known as the Umbrella Movement — an enormous political protest defending Hong Kong's freedoms from an increasingly aggressive Beijing.
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The post went viral and the outcry escalated through what has become known in the protest world as "intersectionality," grievances that gain potency by being bundled together.
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With an eccentric and eclectic style, Apfel has become known for her round and oversized glasses, as well as her love of vibrant colors and statement jewelry.
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While her work still includes on-land portraiture and TV shoots, she's become known for her focus on underwater settings, like wedding dress models styled as mermaids.
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For the American troops below, a vicious weekslong fight that would eventually become known as the Battle of Dak To was about to take a horrible turn.
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At one point, we had been staying in a village for a while, and I learned I had become known as 'The girl with the sad eyes'.
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Sinema, a representative for Arizona's Ninth Congressional District for the past three terms, has become known for her unflinching willingness to stand up to the party establishment.
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Battle lines had been drawn, and the Source Awards were the first shots in what would become known as the East Coast-West Coast hip-hop wars.
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Bio: The co-creator of A Bikini A Day and designer for Monday Swimwear and Monday Active, the lifestyle blogger has become known for her passion for fitness.
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This week, following your electoral victory, you said you wanted to become known as a president that unites our nation and that you aim to be everybody's president.
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The singer, 31, has become known for her often bold fashion statements at red carpet events and is followed almost as much for her style as her music.
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In a romance, people will fall in love; in a mystery, something unknown will become known; in a Western, the cowboy preserves freedom, masculinity, America, white dominance, etc.
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Donni Charm, which has become known for its perfectly chic neck scarves, actually carries a basket bag of its own (and, of course, it features scarf-wrapped handles).
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These are things that Boosted have become known for with its electric skateboards, so it's not surprising to see Dastoor and Tran emphasizing the same qualities at Skip.
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You could say indie designer Sandy Liang, who's based in New York and currently up for the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund prize, has become known for her outerwear.
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For the past 10 years, Carrie Underwood has hosted the Country Music Awards, and in that time, she's become known for her multiple outfit changes during the show.
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"I wasn't there for a more than a few minutes before they brought out the big SWAT team vehicles, what later become known as the tanks," he said.
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Ava Phillippe has become known for her lookalike appearance to mom Reese Witherspoon, but she just completely changed up her signature look with a bold new hair change.
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Among the adopters of Sperling's model was Falwell, who in 2004 began expanding the family's primitive distance-learning programs into what would become known as Liberty University Online.
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After an initially sceptical reaction, the EU is formulating its response to what has become known as the Chequers plan, which is designed to protect cross-border trade.
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"LNG price review activity and arbitration cases are highly confidential and it is exceptionally rare that they become known publicly," said Saul Kavonic of energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
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Cliff's son Lewis would become known for playing J.D. Pickett on The Waltons from 1978–20143 and moved the family to a commune in Virginia at one point.
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Since their arrest in June, the group of political activists have become known as the Angola 22017, with the addition of two other affiliates who were arrested separately.
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Since their arrest in June, the group of political activists have become known as the Angola 15, with the addition of two other affiliates who were arrested separately.
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Between the dark, slicked hair, sly smiles, and immaculately tailored suits both men have become known for throughout their respective careers – there's a solid case to be made.
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The better business agency As much as the Wheeler FCC was known for its pro-consumer bias, the Pai FCC will become known for its pro-business bent.
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The Aztecs last officially performed what has become known as the New Fire ceremony in 1507, before the arrival of Spanish conquistadors led by Hernán Cortés in 1519.
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Tabarez is more than just the national team coach and has effectively taken charge of youth development in Uruguay in what has become known as the "Tabarez process".
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"I hear from collectors that they don't want to put works on display because they will become known and be considered part of the national heritage," she said.
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She has become known for her free-spirited performing style—she sways about, roams the stage, and sometimes goes barefoot—and for her provocative takes on the classics.
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Decades later, he'd become known as one of the Air Force's great minds, the person tasked with hardest, weirdest problems—such as figuring out why people saw UFOs.
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The object, which has since become known as the "Tic Tac UFO" in alien hunting circles, was moving at high speeds and had no apparent means of propulsion.
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After much deliberation, the "London patient," as he has become known, told The New York Times that he wanted to reveal his identity and to tell his story.
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Unable to hold the political rallies he's become known for as president, Trump now uses daily White House press briefings on coronavirus to reach out to his base.
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In the early 1860s, New York City went "wild with interest" in what had become known as the "27th Street Goblin," according to a New York Times report.
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As a result, the Obama administration concentrated both global and domestic policy to combat biological threats into what has recently become known as the NSC pandemic response team.
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On what has become known as Tin Cup Day, Mr. de Blasio doubled down on the positions he has articulated many times in the past weeks and months.
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He cited what have become known as the "chicken wars" of the early 1960s, a trade dispute set off when Germany and France imposed tariffs on American chicken.
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He was accepted, and befriended two women at the school: the future opera star Leontyne Price and a soprano who would become known professionally as Billie Lynn Daniel.
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Yet on Sunday, the NFL announced Timberlake—one-half of those involved in what's become known as "Nipplegate"—will be performing during the 2018 Super Bowl halftime show.
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In the days since, the "Benalla affair," as it has become known, has developed into the biggest crisis of his young presidency, barely more than a year old.
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Over the past few years, Mengham, who studied at Wimbledon College of Arts, has become known for confection-colored tabletop sculptures that echo the multifaceted architecture of crystals.
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In January, Donald Trump's first act as President was to order government agencies to avoid implementing, as much as is legally possible, what has become known as Obamacare.
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He denies all of them, and has become known as the "Teflon President" because few politicians could have survived the scandals he has faced and weathered -- until now.
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Its struggles come as Victoria's Secret has had its own challenges in moving beyond the sexy lingerie for which it has become known to today's preferred comfortable styles.
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She has become known as a precise and compassionate observer of the British upper middle class, a segment of society that is often either caricatured or glamorized onscreen.
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Zug, a small canton in the middle of Switzerland, has become known as the Swiss "Crypto Valley" due to the proliferation of cryptocurrency groups setting up shop there.
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Loopt got into Y Combinator's first batch because Altman in particular passed what would become known at YC as the young founders' test: Can this stripling manage adults?
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LONDON — Star Wars actress Daisy Ridley has quickly become known as a celeb who's not afraid to show a very real side to her life on social media.
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While the pop star, 26, has become known for her sky-high, pin-straight ponytails, her true texture is actually much curlier and thicker than her everyday looks.
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After that tour, Botch would become known for playing shows in total darkness, punctuating their music with flood lights they'd flip off and on as if they were strobes.
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Over several decades, Ms. Antoni has become known for her body-centered, often performative works; in "Loving Care" (1993), she mopped a gallery floor with her dye-soaked hair.
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The company has become known for featuring "must run" segments that its affiliates are compelled to broadcast, promoting conservative talking points (and pundits like former Trump official Boris Epshteyn).
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Cranston had, in fact, spent large quantities of time head-to-head with one particular wildebeest that would later become known -- in his head, at least -- as patient zero.
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She has also become known for her controversial opinions on everything from athletes protesting during the anthem (she's anti) to airport demonstrations (she did not care for the inconvenience).
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Mattis, whose gravelly voice and steely eloquence is right out of central casting, has become known for a series of frank quotes that underscore the brutal nature of war.
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Ireland in the last two decades has become known as the international home of the world's biggest companies, with everyone from Apple, Google, Facebook and Amazon establishing headquarters here.
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The school in February was attacked by a gunman who killed 17 students and staff members, and the students have become known for their passionate advocacy of gun control.
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Well before Twitter would become known as a place slow to deal with trolls, AIM introduced warnings that could eventually result in getting someone booted off the service temporarily.
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The "Cal 3" idea, as the initiative has become known, is the brainchild of Tim Draper, a Silicon Valley investor with a penchant for out-of-the-box thinking.
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" The incident is similar to the emergency landing that occurred on the Hudson River in New York in 2009 that has become known as "the miracle on the Hudson.
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The one exception, she said, may be an eventual shift in focus away for the company away from the destination for real-time marketing it has become known as.
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New York (CNN)Political satirist Bassem Youssef, who has become known to many as "the Jon Stewart of Egypt," is lamenting "xenophobic" rhetoric from Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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Written in 1795 but published almost a century later in 1871, the brief epistolary work is a satire of the tropes and narratives that Austen has become known for.
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We were not supposed to say "clinic"; we were only to refer to it as Pythagoras because it must not become known to any outsiders that the clinic existed.
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It would take a few more years, when defectors from the GDR stole across the Berlin Wall, for the true provenance of the "swastika graffiti operation" to become known.
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Illinois congressional candidate Benjamin Thomas Wolf, a former FBI employee who has become known as the "cannabis candidate," has been accused of past physical abuse and misrepresenting his resume.
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While Birthright forbids drinking alcohol during the majority of the trip with exceptions, Birthright has become known for liberal drinking and fostering a prevalent, sometimes toxic, hook-up culture.
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Set to the background of national landmark Machu Picchu, the song progresses from a guitar-heavy intro into the poppy, folk-electronic hybrid style that he's become known for.
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The pop icon, who has become known for her pinup hair and red lips, showed up sporting a much more subdued style: monochromatic makeup and down-to-there curls.
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Springbone Kitchen has quickly become known for its healthy broth-based dishes, but a hot bowl of broth is probably the last thing you want on a summer day.
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This was a pioneering example of what would become known in the industry as a "10-90 deal," and it made Perry and King a great deal more powerful.
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In response, the city's arts and cultural communities have implemented and are planning a range of projects to engage with what's become known globally as the Flint water crisis.
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He would later become known to the alt-right in the US for his habit of harassing progressives on Twitter and egging on his followers to do the same.
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Over the past three years, the Milanese gallery, interiors firm and furniture studio Dimore has become known for hosting some of the most unmissable shows of the Milan fair.
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This is also where Otis Farnsworth, a Chicago transplant, opened his highly successful Original Mexican Restaurant, one of the first places serving what would become known as Tex-Mex.
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Over the years, she has become known for her embrace of bold, rich hues, sometimes cultivated from dedicated research trips to places like California, Tokyo and her hometown, Naples.
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Dennis Bozanich, a Santa Barbara County official charged with cannabis implementation who has become known as the cannabis czar, says the essential oil odor control has been largely successful.
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That was because the primary owner of the Devils was John J. McMullen, who also owned the Houston Astros and had become known as a foe of Mr. Kuhn.
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In past years, statues of Chiang have been defaced on the anniversary of what has become known as the 2/28 Incident — a public uprising that began on Feb.
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He was brought back to become part of a group of boys (Zayn Malik, Louis Tomlinson, Niall Horan, and Liam Payne) that would later become known as One Direction.
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In the early 1600s, the peninsula that would become known as Boston was controlled by Native Americans until John Smith named the area New England to attract European settlers.
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Mr. Willis grew up playing basketball alongside his friend Lew Alcindor (who would soon become known as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar), and he was offered basketball scholarships to multiple universities.
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But the most remarkable sight of the night was Ms. Mearns, an intrepid dancer who has become known for exploring outside the ballet box with deliberate and vivid results.
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Owsley, born in 1929, is the grandson of Frank C. Ball, one of the founders of a glass manufacturing company that would become known for their home canning jars.
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Previously used by some N.F.L. teams, the system would become known in the pros as the West Coast offense brilliantly orchestrated by the San Francisco 49ers coach Bill Walsh.
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Mr. Wang had become known for taking high-profile positions on politically sensitive issues, including forced abortions and the massacre that crushed the Tiananmen Square democracy movement in 1989.
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And before news was on the web you had to get into magazines — you had to make an extremely uncool effort to become known outside of your own town.
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Pirelli told reporters at the U.S. Grand Prix that the number of compounds available to teams would become known in December after the governing FIA had given formal approval.
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Cameron will meet other European counterparts one-on-one before addressing them all at what promises to be a frosty dinner to discuss what has become known as Brexit.
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Rosalia: El Mal Querer (Sony) Originally a traditional flamenco singer, Rosalia has become known for experimenting with tradition, mixing flamenco with modern pop styles and adjusting its inner workings.
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During the past five years, Chronixx and a handful of associated artists — Protoje, Jesse Royal, Jah9 and Kabaka Pyramid — have become known as members of the reggae revival movement.
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The network as a whole has become known for its close relationship with the president, repeating — or sometimes even feeding — talking points from the president or the White House.
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Primarily concerned with ending multiculturalism (and particularly the perceived threat of Islam), Britain First has become known for its hateful "Christian patrols" which they use to harass and intimidate Muslims.
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Capacity and their colleagues thought up a "queer sci-fi universe time travel epic" that eventually transformed into the class of experimental porn that AORTA films has become known for.
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In 2012 a majority of shareholders at two British companies, WPP and Aviva, voted against proposed pay deals for executives in what the media become known as the "Shareholder Spring".
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The fixture would become known as the 'Match of the Century', dubbed as such by the English press after a humbling and unexpected loss to a manifestly superior national team.
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"YouTube TV has become known for its best-in-class user experience that enhances the way users watch live TV today," said Heather Rivera, YouTube's global head of product partnerships.
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But first the stout is transported north, in tankers that have become known as "silver bullets", to be canned and bottled in east Belfast before returning to Dublin for export.
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Klein, who has become known as "Cornerstore Caroline," has since gone viral after footage from the convenience store proves Jeremiah Harvey did not grope her like she claimed, TIME reported.
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"We've become known as a company specialising in minivans and 'kei' cars, and we realised our offering of 'Honda-esque' cars has become increasingly weak," he told reporters in Tokyo.
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Attempting to precisely predict what Amazon will do with Whole Foods, in terms of new costs, is too speculative even after a host of initial price cuts have become known.
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Spicer has become known for his combative nature during his briefings for the White House press corps, which are often covered live on C-SPAN and other cable news networks.
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But now that image is in the garbage, because the airline has quickly become known as one that will physically pull paying customers off a flight if it has to.
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The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), as it has become known, aims to sprinkle infrastructure, trade and fellow-feeling on more than 2150 countries, from the Baltic to the Pacific.
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The forced disappearance of Felix and 27 other students was chronicled in what has become known as the "Caso Diario Militar," named after a leaked military document found in 1999.
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The company has become known for aggressively pursuing multiple platforms, bringing its comics series to TV, VR, and gaming, and producing original digital shows like the now-canceled Scare PewDiePie.
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She's become known for her bold and fashion-forward looks, from her blue dress at the Democratic National Convention and her marigold outfit at January's State of the Union address.
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The 212-year-old has become known as a prolific actor, producer and writer with films and TV, but lately he's been earning his paycheck from straight-up stand-up.
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Companies' formal guidance often provide the basis for this, but companies that become known for overly conservative guidance may fall victim to over-exuberance on the part of financial analysts.
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The 16-year-old singer — who has become known for her classic honky-tonk sound and yodeling talents — was crowned the winner of season 15 of The Voice on Tuesday.
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Debussy favored a mode that has become known as the acoustic scale, which mimics the overtone series by raising the fourth degree (F-sharp) and lowering the seventh (B-flat).
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Full impact of the quake is unclear As relief agencies get to work on the ground, they warned the full impact of the earthquake may take days to become known.
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They've also got an incredible selection of more casual shirting ($145), chinos ($160), outerwear (starting at $125), and more, all with the amazing attention to detail they've become known for.
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" That response caused some folks on Twitter to remind Pence that Georgia's thriving film and television industry has led the state to become known as "the Hollywood of the South.
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"I have unlimited writing fantasies," says Keith, swilling the tea bag around in his mug while summing up the way he's become known for creating these fantastical hip-hop scenarios.
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While the ruling may sound innocuous, what this means in practice is that full details of any online purchases made in these state would become known to your local legislature.
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It's this energy that fills the Flatiron District's Freehand New York, a hotel that opened in 2018 and has quickly become known as a cool and affordable place to stay.
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A Tufts and Stanford research team looked into the life experiences and entrepreneurial habits of 5,73 college-age people in what's become known as the Young Entrepreneurs Study, or YES.
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But of late Mr. Mostafa has become known by the alias Abu Dagana el-Kanani — a sign, experts say, of possible recruitment by a Salafist group like the Islamic State.
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If their report went into the hands of an alien enthusiast, meanwhile, maybe the pilot would become known as one of them, and end up a Kenneth Arnold-type casualty.
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Mr. Miller, 33, has become known in that orbit for amassing frightening news articles and isolated statistics about immigration that he is aware might fuel a presidential declaration on Twitter.
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Ms. Katz, who still works for Hillel, said she decided to speak publicly in part because her role in the Hillel investigation had become known and she feared possible fallout.
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Perhaps it took a terrifying pandemic to reunite us with the simple connections of our lives and dislodge us from the web of inanity that Washington has become known for.
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Perhaps it took a terrifying pandemic to reunite us with the simple connections of our lives and dislodge us from the web of inanity that Washington has become known for.
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As the series co-produced by LeBron James shows, that was no easy task, but the woman who would become known as Madam C.J. Walker was up for the challenge.
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Though these schools have been made famous by their excellent academics and tendency to produce successful alumni, they have recently become known for their lack of black and Hispanic students.
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The more the guns have become known, the more they have attracted the eyes of organized groups of thieves and of police officers who want to shut the workshops down.
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He teamed up with his friend and colleague Iben Browning, a polymath inventor, aeronautical engineer, and biophysicist, and together they created what would become known as the n-tuple method.
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"Waterlog" helped spur the rise of what has become known in Britain as "wild swimming": wading briefly or churning doggedly in outdoor waters, rather than doing laps in indoor pools.
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By coincidence, the two redheads were paired up to lead what's since become known as the Senate's "Ginger Committee," or more officially, the Subcommittee on Regulatory Affairs and Federal Management.
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"We feel it's very important for us to make sure that these black candidates become known and top of mind for individual donors to target their consistent support," James said.
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In what has since become known as the "Charleston loophole," firearms dealers can hand over weapons to buyers if their background check has not been completed in three business days.
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In what has since become known as the "Charleston loophole," firearms dealers can hand over weapons to buyers if their background check has not been completed in three business days.
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The interactions between the incoming "Austronesians," another shorthand for whoever was presumably spreading those languages, and the indigenous Papuans created the constellation of practices that would become known as Lapita.
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Those steps coincided with the Rajoy government's introduction of what has become known as a "gag law," harshly penalizing unauthorized public demonstrations, which has drawn strong criticism at home and abroad.
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Relying on the slick grappling for which he's become known, the PEI native quickly locked up back mount, before pouring on the ground-and-pound for a lopsided, first-round triumph.
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It's a significant event for both teams, but may eventually become known as the deal that turned the spotlight back on Southern California as a destination for the league's main attractions.
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Beautiful, hilly San Francisco has become known as the city where 20 pounds of poop was dumped on a sidewalk last week in a clear bag and remained there for hours.
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The likes of hip hop festival Rolling Loud have offered "eggboy," as the teen has become known, free tickets for life, as have bands like The Amity Affliction and Violent Soho.
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It's the sort of thing Lego has become known for on its Ultimate Collector Series sets, which tend to go above and beyond the usual playsets when it comes to accuracy.
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Last year, researchers estimated that the size of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch — as the huge mass of trash in the Pacific Ocean has become known — weighed at least 87,000 tons.
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Initially reluctant to get involved in politics, Schippers said he quickly changed his mind after the president signed the executive order for what has become known as the first Muslim Ban.
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In the years since her time as Rue, Stenberg has become known in part for being an advocate for marginalized communities, she herself sitting at the intersection of blackness and queerness.
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More recently, Dingell had become known as a prolific tweeter, even in his eighties and nineties, and helped pave the way for Resistance Twitter, now dominated by Congress members like Rep.
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Stranger Things, The Crown, and House of Cards might be the originals Netflix has become known for, but the streaming service is launching an all new, less expected original: Netflix Sans.
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The worst thing that will happen is that you will become known as the young man who smiles and says hello, and that is not a bad thing to start with.
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They came not for sunsets, though, but to find out how Zug has become known as "crypto-valley"—meaning the home of many firms dealing in crypto-currencies and related activities.
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President Emmanuel Macron promised earlier this year not to allow another camp to mushroom in nearby Calais, after the previous government dismantled what become known as the "jungle" in late 2016.
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The illustrious Netherlands-based fair got its start in Maastricht 30 years ago and has since become known as "the" fair for serious (read: exceptionally wealthy and mostly white) art collectors.
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In the last 10 years in the Senate, she's taken far more liberal positions consistently, become known for her staunch opposition to Trump, and appears ready to run as a progressive.
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He has also become known in recent years as one of the outspoken DJs on Twitter, defending his old school ethics against the rise of EDM's alternative set of musical values.
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This mismatch between how much attention we think is on us, and how much really is, has become known as the "spotlight effect"—and the study has become a contemporary classic.
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But he may well become known as the president who got a few things built, and then quickly washed away, thanks to his head-in-the-sand approach to climate change.
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Those friend connections form what has become known as Facebook's social graph, the layer of personal relationships that gives the company a competitive advantage over virtually every other communications platform around.
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"We've become known as 'the burrito people' in this community and that feels really cool," Davis says as she walks from tent to tent, fearlessly handing away burritos to everyone personally.
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Like the US itself, the State of the Union speech (as it would become known after Washington's time) has sprawled and bloated beyond recognition since the era of the Founding Fathers.
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To reflate Japan and reform it, Shinzo Abe, prime minister since December 2012, proposed the three "arrows" of what has become known as Abenomics: monetary stimulus, fiscal "flexibility" and structural reform.
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It's become known as the "Day of Fire" — a series of coordinated and deliberate fires set as a demonstration of support for Bolsonaro and his repeated promises to remove rainforest protections.
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Other measures encourage international startups to put down virtual roots; Estonia has the lowest business-tax rates in the European Union, and has become known for liberal regulations around tech research.
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Officials involved with what has become known as the education reform movement expressed concern over a statement this week by former President Bill Clinton about his wife's view of mandatory testing.
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Since graduating in 2014, she has become known for her magical feats of sartorial illusion, turning cleverly cut pieces of fabric into completely unstitched garments that are akin to wearable sculpture.
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And he connected with the young Caribbean Americans to find out how they were carrying on the tradition and what they thought about the violence the celebration has become known for.
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"Drive" is something else altogether, an austere take on bone-dry techno from a duo that would become known for their efforts to breathe life back into music's more synthetic corners.
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" Since launching in 2014, Blavity has become known for producing viral content like "21 Things Black Men Don't Hear Often Enough" and "19 Things Little Black Girls Don't Hear Often Enough.
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It has surfaced many times since, including during what's become known as the Satanic Panic—a rash of allegations that sent more than twenty Californians to prison in the nineteen-eighties.
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Lovell's career had first become known to me through his wonderful memoir, "Of Spies and Stratagems," beloved by my nonfictional, scare-quoteless grandfather, whose old Pocket Books edition I now reread.
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The final national tally for Obamacare sign-ups for 2018 coverage will only become known in early February, after the deadlines for the special enrollment and for the state-based exchanges.
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The AR-22004 rifle has become known as the powerful weapon used by a number of gunmen to slaughter scores of people in Newtown, San Bernardino, Las Vegas, Parkland and beyond.
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Her hope is more modest than that: "Sometimes we talk simply to become known to each other, to confirm we live in the same moral universe, though we may never agree."
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Sejima has become known for the sensual, seemingly random and self-generating forms of some of her buildings, and the peculiar, enticing logic of the interrelated spaces she creates within them.
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Murphy, one of the most powerful producers in television, has become known for his ridiculous plot twists and boundary-pushing willingness to take stories just about anywhere — sometimes to his detriment.
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Since their 1984 debut, the awards have become known for their spectacle, building a reputation as the home of some of modern music's most memorable performances, shocking moments, and splashiest feuds.
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It was a very different role from the dark characters he would become known for, but it earned him a 1957 Theater World Award and a contract with 20th Century Fox.
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For decades, at home games the anthem has been paired with "Lift Every Voice and Sing," the turn-of-the-century hymn that has become known as the black national anthem.
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Originally from New Zealand, she'd first moved to the United States with her ex-husband, J. Craig Venter, the geneticist who would become known for his work sequencing the human genome.
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"We should wait for his condition to improve and the interrogation process to start so that the details of the affair will become known," he told the semiofficial Fars news agency.
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Yet this liberty came in the shape of what has become known as a "system change" — an event extraneous to the will of people, akin to a gift from the heavens.
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An elite group inside the Russian intelligence system has been attempting to destabilize Europe for at least a decade, but its existence has only recently become known to Western security officials.
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It's a significant step in the construction of what's become known as Trump's "invisible wall," the methodical overhaul of policies that's dramatically changing who can immigrate legally to the United States.
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" After running through the litany of Johnson's sins, the editors expressed hope that one day people would look more kindly on Nixon "as the shady deals of previous presidents become known.
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Her remarks came at a time when women across the country have come forward to accuse high-profile men of sexual misconduct in what's become known as the "Me Too" Movement.
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Lena Dunham has become known for shorter hairstyles ever since rising to prominence with her show "Girls," but she looks equally great with shoulder-length hair paired with some blunt bangs.
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MoMaCha, a cafe and exhibition space in New York, opened this year, displays modern and contemporary works of art, and appears to have become known mainly for being sued by MoMA.
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Google Pixel 4 XL vs Samsung Galaxy Note 10 cameraThe Google Pixel series has become known for its stellar camera, and the Pixel 43 XL is no exception to that rule.
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He has become known for surprise inspection "raids" of hospitals or schools, even in Punjab's smaller towns, and his aides describe him as a workaholic with a taste for 7 a.m.
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British retailer John Lewis has become known for its yearly Christmas ads, and this tear-jerker starring a penguin called Monty who longs for love is one of its biggest hits.
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The presence of "the blob," as it has become known -- an area of warmer water in the Northern Pacific during the 2014-2016 event -- wasn't there during the 1997 El Niño.
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Eight people were already believed to be dead before the start of 2019, and last week a ninth was reportedly killed, in what have become known as the Kohistan Honor Killings.
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Additionally, Detroit's population has been on the decline for decades, and given the city's history of economic issues, it's become known as a difficult place to settle down and plant roots.
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Opposite the "Regrets" additions, the two untitled paintings that introduce what is likely to become known colloquially as the "Farley Breaks Down" series are isolated, side by side, on a wall.
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Hanna said Avenatti (who's recently become known for his anti-Trump posturing) would use money taken from his clients to finance his coffee business, his auto racing enterprise, and his lifestyle.
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The Costco exec was not shocked at this purchase, however, and during the call, he mentioned how the warehouse-retailer has become known for its hidden gems like luxury handbags and jewelry.
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The clean lines Waight Keller has become known for were on display in the latest spring and summer 2019 collection, in asymmetric or plunging necklines and a series of two-tone outfits.
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Scotland has become known in recent years for strong LGBTI legal protections and was described in 2016 as having "the gayest Parliament in the world" by former Labour Party leader Kezia Dugdale.
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Southwest's cabin crews have become known for their good humor – a legacy of Kelleher, memorialized in a "laugh button" that visitors could press inside the company's headquarters to hear his famous cackle.
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And then there were the beginnings of what would become known as the American Redoubt, the outline of which would be formalized in 2011 by survivalist blogger and author James Wesley Rawles.
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Especially as the GOP prepares to crown a presidential nominee — Donald Trump — who has become known for emotionally charged rallies and protests, private firms are expected to see a whirlwind of business.
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Kate has become known for her speedy hospital exits: Following both the births of the new little prince and Princess Charlotte, she was in and out of the hospital within 12 hours.
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Both men have become known for increasing hostility towards the press, firing the men leading investigations against them, and enjoying the complicity of Republican Congress members who are trying to protect them.
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Since launching in 2006, the brand has not only become known for delivering pretty and comfortable intimates, but it has also made its way to the forefront of the body positive movement.
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They allow candidates to become known to people who previously would not have been exposed to them — and this in turn helps them raise money to stay alive longer in the process.
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Mr. Quattrone had become known as a banker of choice during the dot-com boom, but was waylaid by charges of hindering a government investigation into initial public offerings at Credit Suisse.
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Though she's since become known for much more than Lizzie McGuire, Hillary Duff will never live down the footage of her teen self filming a Disney Channel promo that leaked last year.
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Though Polish photographer Magdalena Switek only began shooting in 2009, she has already become known for her distinctive style, a brooding, dreamlike mixture of street and documentary photography, all black-and-white.
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The trend helped prompt the United Nations Human Rights Council last week to renew what has become known as the 'internet resolution,' effectively defining internet shutdowns as a violation of human rights.
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McCabe's name caught the spotlight during the investigation into Clinton's emails last year, when it become known that a Clinton ally donated almost $85033,000 dollars to his wife's 2015 state Senate campaign.
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Fenty Beauty, which Rihanna co-owns with the French luxury goods company LVMH, has become known for offering more inclusive shades of makeup than other brands, with 40 different options in foundation.
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"Zero is getting done with the Democrats in charge of the House," Trump tweeted on Wednesday, then resumed his complaints on Thursday:* The Democrats have become known as THE DO NOTHING PARTY!
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The 33-year-old YouTuber, who was No. 2 on Forbes' highest paid YouTubers list, has become known for his prank videos as well as his vlogs featuring his wife and kids.
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But at Stonewall in June 1969, patrons fought back against the police for several days in an act that has largely become known as the beginning of the modern LGBTQ rights movement.
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Conrad has become known for his "(Soma)tic" poetry — works that are part map of his process, part writing exercises, part final product, and that emphasize doing and living in a body.
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The basic problem for what's become known as the #NeverTrump crowd is that they're running out of chances to beat the billionaire who has become the Republican Establishment's version of the Antichrist.
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