" But perhaps it should be called "A Bedeviled Way.
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As it does now, the Jerusalem issue bedeviled us then.
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This question has bedeviled the party since the Vietnam War.
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This gap in their upbringing had bedeviled Terri in particular.
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The complexities in the ball's movement have long bedeviled physicists.
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The transition from current to former N.F.L. player bedeviled Dye.
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Then there are the rising costs, which have bedeviled many states.
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Moscow's intentions have bedeviled world leaders for more than a century.
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The diplomat said this "thorny problem" has bedeviled three US administrations.
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The party was once again bedeviled by Florida, where Republican Gov.
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Relations between Britain and Ireland have bedeviled generations of British leaders.
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But all of these undertakings were bedeviled by the same problem.
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It's an issue that has bedeviled New Jersey governors for decades.
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Mr. Cuomo has been bedeviled by accusations of pandering as well.
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Already, my short career has been bedeviled once by work permit complications.
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We all have a little of whatever bedeviled Patrick Bateman in us.
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The construction of the cone of silence was bedeviled with cost overruns.
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Fierce old history bedeviled Europe after Luther as it had before him.
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The IPO of Lyft, for instance, has been bedeviled by short-sellers.
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Leaders face the same problem that has bedeviled them since the beginning.
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The incumbent has been bedeviled by challenges that would have rattled any government.
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The Trump administration is falling into a trap that bedeviled the Obama administration.
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Lightning storms bedeviled the third round at the K Club in Straffan, Ireland.
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Resolution of this profoundly complex question has bedeviled multiple generations on both sides.
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But the question of what to do about passthroughs has bedeviled those efforts.
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The link between Zika and birth defects has totally bedeviled the scientific community.
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Enter Spirit Possessions Anonymous, a government-sanctioned recovery program for the formerly bedeviled.
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President Trump now faces the same negotiating challenges that bedeviled his three predecessors.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Prepare to feel bedeviled and disheveled by Byron Walden's puzzle.
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WASHINGTON — A new president confronts an old war, one that bedeviled his predecessor.
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The F.B.I.'s investigation has bedeviled the Trump administration, and the president personally.
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When staff positions compelled me to assemble them, the task reliably bedeviled me.
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"We're going to be bedeviled by banners for a long time," Jerome said.
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Virtually all debates about inequality are bedeviled by confusion about cause and effect.
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Copy editors at The Times were bedeviled in 1952 by the emergence of Gen.
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In city after city, the heaps of snow and relentless cold bedeviled government services.
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The bridge, which could cost $2.5 billion to fix, has bedeviled politicians for decades.
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Plus, the FBI's data on sexual assault has been bedeviled by issues of classification.
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While pain has bedeviled this team, resilience has been woven into its competitive fabric.
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That said, murder is declining even in the counties most bedeviled by MS-13.
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President Trump's obsessive focus on the southwest border bedeviled McAleenan, as it did his predecessors.
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Even before the weekend's events, Donald Trump's young presidency was bedeviled by, well, Donald Trump.
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"Those trade-offs have bedeviled efforts to expand health insurance coverage for decades," he said.
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Such problems have bedeviled the Obama administration's attempt to close the prison at Guantánamo Bay.
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Internecine postal politics have bedeviled attempts to create a Postal Service for the 21st century.
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Incompatible narratives of historical rights and wrongs have long bedeviled the unresolved Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict.
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That presents a potential breakthrough on the other issue — insurance reforms — that has bedeviled Republicans.
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The problem is, both the opioid epidemic and mass murder are bedeviled by our isolation.
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His posts indicate the degree to which bipartisan negotiations in Congress have bedeviled his presidency.
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But developing commercial-scale carbon capture has been bedeviled by cost overruns and long delays.
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This dilemma has bedeviled many presidents and governments through history, with no simple or single answer.
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But for an industry bedeviled by interface and compatibility issues, Alexa is an attractive way forward.
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His beard is flecked with gray now, his soul bedeviled by the ghost of Alice Morgan.
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Decades of failed experiments in improving struggling schools have bedeviled districts from Newark to Rhode Island.
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More than a few came back bedeviled by nightmares from the atrocities and deaths they witnessed.
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The posts indicate the degree to which bipartisan negotiations in Congress have bedeviled Mr. Trump's presidency.
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Ford, however, has been bedeviled by delays, cost overruns and technical glitches on its new systems.
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It's like a sorcerer's abacus that might solve a problem that has bedeviled us for centuries.
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Before Barack Obama's 20083 presidential campaign, Democrats had spent decades bedeviled by the politics of taxes.
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Americans are increasingly concerned about national security, and Mr. Obama's policies in Syria have bedeviled his presidency.
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In doing so, he vowed to exert his influence over problems that have bedeviled New York City.
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A solid-enough ratings performer, the robot cop show was, nevertheless, bedeviled by high visual effects costs.
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A jihadist insurgency in Sinai has bedeviled Mr Sisi, while attacks elsewhere in Egypt are increasingly common.
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And it underscored the administration's difficulties with leaks, which have bedeviled the White House from the start.
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But just how much, and what land Turkey should give up, has bedeviled four decades of talks.
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A sustained weakness in the currency could also hasten capital outflows that have already bedeviled financial markets.
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Indeed, Krystal has risen to unlikely ranks in a sport bedeviled by persistent racial and socioeconomic gaps.
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Pyongyang, with its totalitarian, dynastic Kim regime, has bedeviled American presidents, both Democratic and Republican, for decades.
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Louisiana is one of a long list of local jurisdictions that have been bedeviled by ransomware attacks.
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The multidimensional conflict in Syria has long been bedeviled by local and international players' contradictory aims and opportunism.
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What's happening: For almost a decade, weak wage growth has defied the economic recovery and has bedeviled workers.
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Jesse Helms bedeviled the United Nations and created a financial crisis at the institution by withholding US dues.
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It has bedeviled Chrome extensions and various apps in the Google Play store since way back in 2014.
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Others noted Josten's advocacy work on the debt ceiling, an issue that has bedeviled Congress in recent years.
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Over time, the excavated dirt was shaped into steep, intimidating face walls that have bedeviled golfers ever since.
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The no-free-sharing policy also relates to the balancing act that has long bedeviled loyalty marketing executives.
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The possibility of the Thaad deployment has bedeviled relations between Washington and Beijing for more than a year.
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The question of precisely which rebel groups would be invited to Geneva has bedeviled de Mistura for weeks.
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No target thwarted, vexed and bedeviled the Israeli intelligence services more than Mr. Arafat, who died in 2004.
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Mr. Cahill had never been accused of dishonesty himself but was bedeviled by improprieties among his top aides.
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The Nationals — haunted by repeated autumn failures — finally caught a break in the month that has bedeviled them.
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Law enforcement professionals bedeviled by routine domestic disputes know well how these disputes can escalate into gun tragedies.
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Although he appears fearless onstage, he said, he is bedeviled by doubt and insecurity and some self-loathing.
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Cost increases have bedeviled both the Bush and Obama administrations since the F-35 program began in 2001.
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So far, problems have bedeviled major projects, often costing far more than projected and taking longer to complete.
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Why it matters: For almost a decade, weak wage growth has defied the economic recovery and has bedeviled workers.
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They are angry about the great wage slowdown that has bedeviled the American economy for more than 15 years.
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The country's political parties essentially threw the issue of Brexit — which has bedeviled two prime ministers now — to voters.
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Bedeviled by last-mile delivery costs, Amazon began enabling entrepreneurs to launch their own package-delivery hubs this summer.
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The Kashmir dispute has bedeviled relations between the two nuclear-armed nations and sparked two of their three wars.
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For Mr. Kepel, this was the playbook for the atrocities of the Islamic State jihadists that have bedeviled France.
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Containing the cost of health care is an issue that has bedeviled patients, providers and policy makers for decades.
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During the health care fight, McConnell was constantly bedeviled by objections from the far right of his caucus — Sens.
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About a year into my obsession, an equally bedeviled friend suggested that there might be sugar in the vinaigrette.
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Delays in pipeline construction have long bedeviled oil and gas companies, constraining production growth in West Texas and elsewhere.
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National security agencies in Washington have identified Russian involvement in the spread of the email leaks that bedeviled Mrs.
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On the other hand, her clothing reflected the same conflicts that have bedeviled Mr. Trump's government from the beginning.
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That riddle has bedeviled American history, from debates over Southern secession to calls to abolish the Electoral College today.
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The guidelines for identifying hate speech, a problem that has bedeviled Facebook, run to 23 jargon-filled, head-spinning pages.
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Just how violently their psyches have been disrupted becomes clear when they are each bedeviled by furtive and embarrassing impulses.
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The delicate balancing of U.S. needs and alliances with the promotion of human rights abroad has long bedeviled American leaders.
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It's the poet who is bedeviled by an insatiable need to create, and to be adored for his creations. mother!
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Still, parachutes have long bedeviled space companies, and Monday's partial deployment suggests they continue to pose a significant technical challenge.
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It was his top and most divisive issue as a candidate and the one that has most bedeviled his presidency.
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He was half-right, and he's been bedeviled by the other half, the "once and for all" part, ever since.
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While Huawei has long tried to make inroads into the United States, it has been bedeviled by the security concerns.
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The guidelines for identifying hate speech, a problem that has bedeviled Facebook, run to 200 jargon-filled, head-spinning pages.
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But these efforts have been bedeviled by political, economic and legal challenges that have divided business, union and political allies.
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The movie follows young Sam (Hayley Griffith), a pizza delivery woman, who starts the day beleaguered and ends up bedeviled.
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Old grievances and injustices drive much of the political violence, gang crime and economic problems that have bedeviled the island.
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It is also considered a bulwark against the military power grabs that have bedeviled other democracies, particularly in Latin America.
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Having more people has helped offset weakness in productivity that has bedeviled much of the rich world in recent years.
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He was half right — and he's been bedeviled by the other half, the "once and for all" part, ever since.
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He has vowed to "end the culture of an authoritarian presidency", an image that bedeviled Moon's disgraced predecessor, Park Geun-hye.
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And yet each of these films also faces the same 222st-century challenges that have bedeviled Netflix's movies from the start.
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The bottom line: This deal has been bedeviled by allegations of self-dealing, as the France family effectively controls both companies.
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Since before reggaetón even had a name to call itself, visibility issues have bedeviled women operating in this particular musical space.
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Buzarnescu, seeded 31, has capped a remarkable rise from an injury-bedeviled ranking of World number 377 just 12 months ago.
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When they reached Japanese waters in June, he and his team fought through mechanical and electrical problems that bedeviled their mission.
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The renovation also includes two new theaters, built without the support columns that defined and bedeviled PS122's previous performance spaces.
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Setting aside the egregious allegations of sexual misconduct that bedeviled Social Finance, lenders have hit a rough spot throughout the market.
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Never more than now, with accusations of fake news flying, have these questions bedeviled writers — whether journalists or essayists or critics.
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It also emboldened Democrats to run maverick campaigns even in deep-red areas where Republicans remain bedeviled by Mr. Trump's unpopularity.
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Other children play in Kibera's drainage ditches, she noted, while few are bedeviled by the constant diarrhea that afflicts her son.
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And they don't have to adhere to the strict definitions of new music that once bedeviled Mr. Salonen and his peers.
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But the plans to take the state-owned oil monopoly public have been bedeviled by the sheer complexity of the undertaking.
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Still, Broad Front governments have largely avoided the corruption scandals and economic slumps that have bedeviled other leftists in the region.
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The inquiry into the fund-raising is one of a number of regulatory issues that have bedeviled Barclays in recent years.
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That probe bedeviled the Trump administration into this year and led to the IG's inquiry into the origins of the investigation.
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As a result, many of the controversies that have bedeviled the Trump White House have been of the president's own making.
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Selling tax reform, a task that has bedeviled lawmakers since President Ronald Reagan's 1986 overhaul, would be difficult for any administration.
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Offering to buy more American goods is unlikely by itself to overcome an issue that has bedeviled talks between the two countries.
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But "Naz & Maalik" isn't as well made and is bedeviled by technical problems that include a musical soundtrack that obscures the dialogue.
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That report showed how political skullduggery, incompetence, and waste bedeviled both NGOs and Greece's government; seven out of ten euros were misspent.
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That, plus more stringent export controls in Europe, set off a cascade of events that have bedeviled state corrections agencies ever since.
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Clinton acknowledged her struggles without hesitation, speaking directly to a group that bedeviled her in the Democratic nominating contest against Mr. Sanders.
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If he has displayed a weakness, it has been on the greens, where short putts have especially bedeviled him in tense moments.
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From the beginning of Trump's administration, Kushner has sought to resolve the decades-long Israeli-Palestinian conflict that has bedeviled past administrations.
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That it came at the expense of Iguodala, whose hounding defense bedeviled James all series, again, made it that much more special.
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It featured many of the problems that have bedeviled our response to the Zika epidemic: false rumors, ethnic prejudice and ineffective measures.
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Yet 28500 has actually seen incredible progress on a critical area of immigration policy that has bedeviled Washington for over 6900 years.
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Huang Miaoru, who follows China for Wood Mackenzie, the energy consultancy, said that China's transition this winter was bedeviled by many factors.
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He also addresses social media and the problems of misuse that have bedeviled Facebook, including usage by foreign governments for political purposes.
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The Plumbers, a group of White House operatives, were tasked with plugging leaks of confidential material, which had bedeviled the Nixon administration.
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What policy to take on China has bedeviled EU leaders, with some member states, particularly NATO member Italy, happily embracing Beijing's largesse.
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Their activism has put them at the center of controversies that have bedeviled Japan's relations with China and South Korea for decades.
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All the data pointed to a sequence of events that could solve the puzzle that had bedeviled Dr. Krause for so long.
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The closest the Mets ever came to a Seaverish star was the talented, handsome, good-hearted David Wright, unfortunately bedeviled by injuries.
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"90 days is not much time to tackle issues that have bedeviled Beijing and Washington for years," Eurasia Group wrote in a report.
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And what we can see has its own gruesomeness: the punch opens a cut on Inoue's eyelid that sees him bedeviled by blood.
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If Great Britain leaves the European Union, it will be the end of a particularly tormented relationship, one bedeviled by passive-aggressive hostility.
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"These questions have long bedeviled our field," said Gregory B. Johnson, a professor of religious studies at the University of Colorado in Boulder.
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It was an extraordinary moment even in the banking industry, which has been bedeviled by criticism and regular scandals since the financial crisis.
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She was in her first year of law school at George Washington when her father committed suicide — bedeviled, she said, by money troubles.
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Bedeviled by relentless cost cuts and executive turnover, the company has struggled to articulate a business strategy less focused on the printed page.
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The European Union has been a unifying force that transcends the bitter divisions between Catholics and Protestants that have long bedeviled Northern Ireland.
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We talked to the detective who decided to use genealogy to try and solve a case that had bedeviled investigators for 40 years.
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It was a case study in wheeler-dealer diplomacy, aimed at unlocking progress in a conflict that has bedeviled decades of peace efforts.
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Somalia has experienced one degree or another of chaos for almost three decades, bedeviled first by clan infighting and then by violent extremism.
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"Elbowing the Seducer" is the kind of novel in which a lust-bedeviled male editor doesn't merely watch an attractive assistant walk away.
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But what lies between here and there is the same set of political problems that have bedeviled reformers for the last 100 years.
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The biggest problem for Senate Republicans struggling to revive their healthcare legislation is the one that has bedeviled them from the beginning: Medicaid.
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The LME has spent the last few years steadily chipping away at the load-out queues that have bedeviled its good-delivery function.
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Arrington's shock primary win over Sanford made national headlines as a rebuke of Sanford's "Never Trump"-style rhetoric and his career bedeviled by scandal.
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Cara Smith, chief policy officer for Sheriff Tom Dart, said Thursday that the problem has bedeviled them for years and solutions have proved elusive.
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At a news conference last week, LePage was asked about the heroin problem that has bedeviled the state, making it a haven for traffickers.
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We know that there is no single issue that has bedeviled the Trump administration as long or as much as Trump's connections to Russia.
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Positions in companies like Teva Pharmaceuticals and Monsanto have created headaches for Mr. Robbins, while Mr. Ackman is bedeviled by his bet against Herbalife.
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Yet those dreams are largely deferred for now, as the sheer complexity of pulling off the world's biggest-ever I.P.O. has bedeviled the plans.
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The question of how the First Amendment interacts with the government's power to regulate the practice of an occupation has bedeviled courts for decades.
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Although delayed by high-altitude winds, the countdown proceeded smoothly, without any of the glitches that have bedeviled other maiden launches of new rockets.
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Some of these same issues bedeviled the exercise science highlighted in the other new review, which was published in February in Mayo Clinic Proceedings.
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Sucking on cigarettes and bedeviled by panic attacks, she's more comfortable sporting blackened fingernails on the battlefield than pearls at her own award ceremony.
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But that means paying viable salaries and freelance fees and not opposing unionization — problems that have bedeviled online media companies over the last decade.
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The new attacks come as Mr. Trump considers whether to send thousands more troops to Afghanistan, a decision that also bedeviled the Obama administration.
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Raised in the neighborhood, Mr. Harriel, 393, was a former member of the Bloods and the son of a single mother bedeviled by addiction.
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In part because the NHS is so centralized, it had long been bedeviled by questions of what to cover and how much to pay.
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In Kentucky, he had a perfect, front-running trip on a rain-soaked course that bedeviled many of his rivals — Classic Empire in particular.
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He promised that his orthodox policies would put and end to the cyclical financial crises that have bedeviled Argentina over the last 60 years.
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The Dodd-Frank financial reform law that bedeviled the industry for years and cost banks untold billions could soon get burned to the ground.
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Giving the Dreamers permanent status under an act of Congress, which has bedeviled Congress for 16 years, is the only way to protect them.
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It is hard to see the fundamental math that has bedeviled congressional leadership for the past seven years fundamentally shifting between now and September.
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But Trump is also being forced to reckon with some of the same intractable foreign policy problems that bedeviled the Obama administration before him.
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Whether his administration will handle the storm well — and avoid the kind of damage that bedeviled George W. Bush after Hurricane Katrina — remains unclear.
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Remember, they are the ones that the doctors can prescribe because it's a uniform amount of cannabis, and that's what's bedeviled all the cannabis companies.
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But it still chafes under a reputation that has bedeviled its dining scene for decades: that it has little culinary excitement or any distinctive identity.
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Whatever the motives, the emails show how the former secretary of state's use of a private server bedeviled her vast team of advisers and surrogates.
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The speaking engagement following the president has bedeviled many other fresh faces in the GOP, however, and could pose a challenge to Haley as well.
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His first two marriages ended in divorce, and he was bedeviled by accusations of infidelity and even, in the case of the second marriage, rape.
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It is this human curation that Apple hopes will save it from the misinformation campaigns that have bedeviled other tech companies and online social networks.
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Jeiranashvili was the latest to encounter a problem that has bedeviled Georgia, a small former Soviet nation in the Caucuses, for years now: Russian encroachment.
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And as long as Trump remains addicted to Fox News, America will remain bedeviled by a president who caters to a small minority of extremists.
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Senior administration officials routinely talk in private to reporters, creating more of the palace intrigue stories that have bedeviled the White House and frustrated Trump.
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Grapes that were largely forgotten have been revived, and despite the economic difficulties and political impasses that have bedeviled the nation, excitement abounds for consumers.
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Mr. Castro brought the Cold War to the Western Hemisphere, bedeviled 212001 American presidents and briefly pushed the world to the brink of nuclear war.
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What turns people toward violence — and whether they can be steered away from it — are questions that have bedeviled governments around the world for generations.
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Timing again bedeviled Mr. Osteen decades later when he opened two restaurants in Las Vegas just as the 2008 recession was derailing the American economy.
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"I would say that we are bedeviled in society by enduring schisms, schisms based on differences, political differences, cultural differences, religious differences," Dr. Simmons said.
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But the long-term solution, Mr. Wiedefeld and regional leaders say, comes down to funding — an issue that has bedeviled transit leaders here for decades.
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The new attack comes as Mr. Trump considers whether to send thousands more troops to the country, a decision that also bedeviled the Obama administration.
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A discrepancy between a tech company's messaging and Wall Street expectations is a time-honored occurrence, one that has also bedeviled many of Snap's predecessors.
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On the contrary, the world — and America itself — is increasingly bedeviled by the tribalism that horrified him on a visit to his relatives in Kenya.
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That capital-gains indexation was not included in that measure has bedeviled economists who consider it bad policy to levy a tax on inflationary gains.
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But in announcing his plan, Mr. Trump deepened American involvement in a military mission that has bedeviled his predecessors and that he once called futile.
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And if you find yourself up a small creek without a paddle, bedeviled either by the cooking or the technology, please send up a flare.
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Cluster munitions are bedeviled by a widespread failing: a high dud rate, meaning that a large percentage fail to detonate when they are supposed to.
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This is another small film, made on a self-evidently low budget, that has a big imagination and is bedeviled by tough, urgent political questions.
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Family Guy has always been bedeviled by comparisons to The Simpsons, an older series with which it has shared every single one of its 16 seasons.
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But they also identified numerous examples of studies bedeviled by methodological and interpretive flaws, susceptibility to error, loose standards for replication, and evidence of publication bias.
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China is the largest consumer of oil produced in the Sudan region, but its energy strategy - including major infrastructure investment - has been bedeviled by civil conflict.
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Founded by longtime technology developers Dovid Schick and Sabrina Kemeny, the company's hardware is a response to a problem that Schick says bedeviled him for years.
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And while Trump may have bedeviled the national media and delegitimized it in the minds of his base, he's also been very good for its business.
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Almost every media streamer is bedeviled by Wi-Fi performance issues, as they're often located in corners of rooms, in cabinets, or stuck behind TV screens.
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That, in turn, could boost U.S. economic growth overall and strengthen a U.S. inflation rate whose weakness has bedeviled the Fed for the last five years.
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Dan and Axios' Kim Hart discuss how Microsoft is largely avoiding the PR and regulatory headaches that have bedeviled fellow tech giants like Facebook and Google.
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It would also improve them so that credits could be more easily transferred to colleges outside prison walls, a problem that has bedeviled the existing system.
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Trying to strike a balance between access for the needy and restrictions to prevent abuse has bedeviled the fight against the opioid crisis since its beginnings.
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These two countries, bedeviled by decades of misunderstandings, violence and wariness, now have the chance to create a partnership that seemed unlikely even three years ago.
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Landing on Mars is a notoriously difficult task that has bedeviled nearly all of Russia's previous efforts and has given U.S. agency NASA trouble as well.
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Mr. Khashoggi's fate has transfixed official Washington, bedeviled the Saudis, helped revive Mr. Erdogan's international reputation and threatened core foreign policy priorities of the Trump administration.
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BuzzFeed, Group Nine, and Vice each indicated that this year they would be profitable, a long-elusive goal for an industry bedeviled by diminishing ad dollars.
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The same decline has bedeviled Mr. Macron and other decidedly mainstream leaders like Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada and Shinzo Abe, prime minister of Japan.
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Neither reaching for nor achieving the level of biopic, "Final Portrait" merely offers a glimpse into a bedeviled life that ended two years after Lord's sitting.
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Yet the sirens and shouts of protesters outside, who bedeviled Burberry for the second season in a row, provided an unwelcome reminder that reality waits nearby.
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The issue has bedeviled policy makers who abhor the idea of unequal classrooms, but also do not want to discourage families from digging into their pockets.
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Sony Pictures Entertainment, bedeviled in recent years by movie misfires, a devastating cyberattack and executive ejections, on Thursday named Tony Vinciquerra its chairman and chief executive.
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Climate change has always been bedeviled by uncertainty: after the established fact that carbon dioxide warms the Earth, that persistent margin of 5 or so degrees.
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The budget — and the surrounding debates around taxes and spending — is another problem that has bedeviled Murphy already, and similar issues are sure to trouble Democrats elsewhere.
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Efforts to push the hard-fought compromise through show the enduring regional rivalries and power struggles that have bedeviled Libya since the 2011 overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi.
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The kidnapping of the couple held by the Taliban, Caitlan Coleman, 30, and her husband, Joshua Boyle, 733, has now bedeviled the government for nearly four years.
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Clinton found success with a formula that had bedeviled Mr. Trump at times in Republican primary debates: confronting him over disparaging remarks about the appearance of women.
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The announcement of tariffs on Thursday capped off a chaotic week at the White House, which has been bedeviled by staff departures and fierce disputes over policy.
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The president's view has bedeviled House Democrats for weeks, as his aides have systematically tried to cut off potential witnesses and contain evidence that Democrats have requested.
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The simplicity of his campaign may also have strengthened his credentials as a crusader against the corruption which many Tunisians believe has bedeviled their transition to democracy.
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Judicial Watch had a huge impact on the 2016 elections, using judicial and regulatory channels to maintain a steady flow of email-related problems that bedeviled Clinton.
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Afterward, as I waited for the regional block to wear off, I was alert, with none of the chills or grogginess that bedeviled me with general anesthesia.
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Operated by NuScale Power, an Oregon-based energy startup, this prototype reactor represents a new chapter in the conflict-ridden, politically bedeviled saga of nuclear power plants.
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"Those trade-offs have bedeviled efforts to expand health insurance coverage for decades," says Doug Elmendorf, who directed the Congressional Budget Office during the health law debate.
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At the Wired Cafe on Thursday afternoon, we asked Fugit, 33, and Glenister, 53, what steps they'd take if one of their fellow con-attendees suddenly became bedeviled.
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People at the company, aware of the problems that bedeviled Uber's management, did due diligence to ensure that their new executive hire would be a good cultural fit.
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It reached a far wider audience through the movie version, directed by William Friedkin, produced and written by Blatty and starring Linda Blair as the young, bedeviled Regan.
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Its Libra cryptocurrency project has lost a quarter of its initial backers, and the firm remains bedeviled by questions about the influence it might have on national elections.
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The growing cost of caring for the elderly as the population ages is a problem that has bedeviled successive governments, with the current system widely seen as inadequate.
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Like others in the field, they have run up against the complexities of trying to improve schools bedeviled by poverty, racial disparities, unequal funding and contentious local politics.
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One problem that such a model appeared to solve had long bedeviled psychologists: the question of why one part of the mind seemed disinclined to talk to another.
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Economics is always bedeviled by the lack of controlled experiments; there are so many things going on in the economy that it's hard to tell what's causing what.
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None of that is to say that the forces of political fragmentation that have bedeviled Spain's politics, and those elsewhere in Europe and the United States, are over.
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As the unemployment rate has fallen in recent months and the economy has roared, one central question has bedeviled the American job market: Where is the wage growth?
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Sears stores have been bedeviled by ills large and small, from leaky roofs to stained carpets and broken mannequins, according to former employees who spoke to The Times.
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He pronounced the conservative Republicans in the Freedom Caucus who bedeviled him on Capitol Hill as knuckleheads and goofballs, a sentiment he has also expressed on prior occasions.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — In the end, Republicans relearned a lesson that has bedeviled them since the New Deal: An American entitlement, once established, can almost never be retracted.
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But like Napoleon, Mr. Macron, who calls himself a pragmatic centrist, says he will transcend the left-right partisanship that has so bedeviled French politics over recent decades.
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The second question, which will have bedeviled anyone who's ever been a tourist in Europe, is why passenger rail outside of the Northeast Corridor is so unimaginably awful.
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China's yuan climbed at its fastest pace against the greenback in a year in offshore trade Thursday, offering some relief to a currency bedeviled by capital outflow concerns recently.
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Out of all the mishaps that have bedeviled Trump's administration so far, it strikes me as noteworthy that the Sessions recusal seems to have set him off the most.
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It makes sense that the CEO of Twitter would seek to convey a sense of urgency around solving the problems that have bedeviled the platform for many years now.
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That said, Apple has reportedly been bedeviled with technical issues on the device (the biggest of which was heat management), so take the above with a grain of salt.
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MoviePass has been a disruptive force for theaters—and, increasingly, for its own users, who've been bedeviled by disappearing screening times and foiled check-in attempts at the theater.
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Initially, because she had been most closely exposed to problems with HVAC, Timm-Brock started the business working on those heating and cooling systems that bedeviled the Stratford School.
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Congress could also pass laws requiring presidents to make full financial disclosures before taking office, making more difficult the numerous conflicts of interest that have already bedeviled Trump's administration.
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The talents of Rodgers, Laurents and Mr. Sondheim meld here into a moment of resonant complexity, with no glimmers of the clashes that bedeviled this show in its making.
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He gave up another run in the sixth — the inning that has bedeviled him this season — on a double by D. J. LeMahieu and a single by Tony Wolters.
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But Ms. Sandberg, while obviously skilled in technology, has the same lack of movie and television skill that bedeviled Mr. Staggs, who rose through the financial ranks at Disney.
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This had envisaged the closing of Tegel six months after the Berlin Brandenburg International (BER) airport - a grand project bedeviled by repeated construction and planning problems - finally starts operating.
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The U.S. must take a similarly forward-looking approach to mitigate the risks to our own cyber security, which today continues to be bedeviled by known and dated vulnerabilities.
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And Mr. Ackman's firm continues to be bedeviled by its longstanding bearish bet against the shares of Herbalife, which have risen a little more than 37.93 percent this year.
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Of course, a roaring real estate market has left many New Yorkers struggling to pay for housing and has fed a homelessness problem that has bedeviled Mr. de Blasio.
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Bedeviled by a poorly constructed single currency system, the Continent has lurched from crisis to crisis as weaker countries like Greece fail to keep up with the German juggernaut.
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And while policymakers have crafted laws in hopes of keep guns out of the hands of abusers, the report suggests they're riddled with loopholes and bedeviled by poor enforcement.
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And they are enabling entrepreneurs to solve the grand challenges of humanity, the problems that have always bedeviled the human race: disease, hunger, clean water, energy, education, and security.
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But then something startling happens, as Mr. Godard splices in a clip of the opening-credits music from Orson Welles's infamously bedeviled "Confidential Report" (also known as "Mr. Arkadin").
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Outfielder Christian Yelich, one of the Brewers' biggest off-season acquisitions and this year's front-runner for National League most valuable player honors, bedeviled the Rockies in this series.
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That arrangement came apart when Colonel Qaddafi was ousted and killed in a bloody uprising in 2000, an event that presaged the migrant crisis that has since bedeviled Europe.
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The president blamed Sessions for the appointment of special counsel Robert Mueller, whose investigation of Trump and his presidential campaign bedeviled the Trump administration for more than two years.
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Christian Sewing, above right, a longtime insider, is the fourth person in four years to lead the troubled bank, but will face the same problems that bedeviled his predecessors.
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The goal is to reverse an employment trend that has bedeviled Chipotle and many other fast-food chains in recent years: annual turnover rates of 150 percent or higher.
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President Trump believes vigorous language can reassure Americans that he is tougher than his predecessors and will resolve a situation that has bedeviled the United States for 2628 years.
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In terms of corruption, theft or violent crime — which bedeviled the Rio Olympics — South Korea is a relatively safe country to host the Olympics, says research firm IHS Markit.
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While the pricing showed that investors remain cautious, that the offering was moving forward was seen as a benefit for a nation bedeviled by prolonged political and economic upheaval.
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The problem for Seattle, though, resembled that which has bedeviled the N.F.L. all season, and just might continue to do so during the playoffs: The 49ers do not surrender.
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On Thursday, China's yuan climbed at its fastest pace against the greenback in a year in offshore trade, offering some relief to a currency bedeviled by capital outflow concerns recently.
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He failed fairly decisively on the former, stymied by the same political stalemate that bedeviled his predecessor, but on Tuesday he got the elections, which will be held Dec. 12.
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EditorsNote: fix: Spelling of LaMarcus Aldridge in third graph Spurs take advantage of Thunder's lack of execution late OKLAHOMA CITY — Late game execution has bedeviled Oklahoma City the entire season.
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Worries in late days There was considerable worry among Cruz allies and donors that their candidate made the same mistake that bedeviled previous Iowa losers: that he peaked too early.
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And as his company makes its migration across the country, Bird chief executive Travis VanderZanden is determined not to make the same mistakes that bedeviled his former bosses at Uber .
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Maine is bedeviled by its population trends: Its median age of 44.5 makes it the oldest state in the country, and it has the nation's highest concentration of baby boomers.
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How to modernize an industry in which domestic profit margins have rested on tariff protected, technology sluggish SUV's and light trucks bedeviled the Clinton, the Bush and the Obama administrations.
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Now the scandal has even some of John Paul's staunchest fans questioning the wisdom of his canonization in 2014, and it bedeviled Pope Benedict up to his stunning 2013 resignation.
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Understanding how earthquakes affect cities like Los Angeles, Mexico City and Seattle have long bedeviled earthquake experts because they sit in large basins where seismic waves are trapped and amplified.
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President John Magufuli, in office since November 2015, has vowed to root out the "cancer" of high-level corruption that has long bedeviled economic growth in the east African nation.
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That reticence, enforced by a nondisclosure agreement, bedeviled Pete Buttigieg's presidential campaign until last Monday, when McKinsey granted him a rare dispensation to reveal the names of his former clients.
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In the years since, the question of what verification should mean — and who should be eligible to be verified — has bedeviled every social network that's ever attempted to do it.
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In other words, nearly all of the analyses that have been articulated have been bedeviled by the assumption that Trump and his team believed that Trump would become the president.
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Google does in fact now pull answers to many questions from other sites at the top of results—something that has bedeviled independent sites that rely on SEO clicks like CelebrityNetWorth.
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" The FCC's proposal has faced significant pushback, particularly from Republican critics of the agency who have argued that the Lifeline program has historically been bedeviled by "significant waste, fraud, and abuse.
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New York (CNN)After 30 years in the spotlight, Hillary Clinton finally found the balance on gender that has bedeviled her throughout her career during the debate at Hofstra Monday night.
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New Journalism has long been bedeviled by the very problem that has now entangled Talese: the tendency for fact and fiction to merge when novelistic narrative methods are applied to reporting.
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Cunanan was like a Gatsby so enchanted with the green light that he would kill for it, a man so bedeviled by the American dream that he became a walking nightmare.
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Without a clear margin, Cameron will remain vulnerable on an issue that brought down two of his predecessors, Margaret Thatcher and John Major, and has bedeviled his Conservative Party for decades.
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Fifteen — yes, 15 — Republicans are on the ballot to succeed Mr. Boehner, who left Congress in October under pressure from conservatives who had bedeviled him since he became speaker in 2011.
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When Kelen was 10, the Americans finally evacuated the islanders to Kili, an uninhabited island bedeviled on all sides by violent ocean swells too rough for the canoe, which rotted away.
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If confirmed, Dr. Jackson, a career Naval officer who has no real experience running a large bureaucracy, would inherit a set of challenges that have bedeviled Democratic and Republican administrations alike.
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According to his sources — according to everyone's sources — Mr. Mueller was late to deliver on a report that has enthralled the capital, bedeviled the president and, at times, enticed the nation.
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At the end, he added a new verse, one that appeared to be tuned to specifics of the marital difficulties that have, at least publicly, bedeviled the Carters in recent years.
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All recent governments have been bedeviled by economic ills: unemployment of 15%, inflation of 6.8%, high public debt, a powerful union that opposes economic reforms and foreign lenders who demand them.
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Any new government will face the same challenges that have bedeviled its predecessors - high unemployment, inflation and public debt, a powerful union that resists change and foreign lenders who demand it.
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He pledged, for instance, to reform the criminal justice system and to dedicate resources to protect the election system — a nod to the foreign meddling that bedeviled the 2016 presidential election.
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Yet for a party leader who inspires fear in Washington, President Trump has been bedeviled by governor's races time and again, even after his aggressive campaigning has helped Republican candidates win.
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But in the end, the proposal to recognize elves, Grinches and the rest was narrowly defeated last year along the same partisan divisions that have bedeviled the rest of the country.
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The most powerful woman in American politics appeared to be laser-beaming the most powerful man, one who really does seem bedeviled by her grasp of the game of being political.
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RELATED: Fidel Castro bedeviled US presidents for decades In July, Trump told a group of Republicans there that he would close the newly opened US Embassy in Havana and reverse Obama's steps.
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Though dry pastures have bedeviled Upper Plains ranchers, exports of U.S. hay are not expected to suffer because most of the crop is harvested closer to the U.S. East and West Coasts.
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Health insurance, in particular, is bedeviled by the first, which is what leads insurers to exclude pre-existing conditions — even those unknown to the insured at the time she first is insured.
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Health care services bedeviled with market distortions could be grouped together and included in plans designed to take advantage of the market power of a single payer or payers of substantial size.
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The pressure is now on Mr. Simonds and his team to deliver popular shows, films and internet-related experiences — something that has bedeviled many well-funded Hollywood start-ups in the past.
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And in "Booked," the story of a word-bedeviled soccer star whose father is a linguistics professor, the clever turns of phrase will hook anyone accustomed to watching rapid-fire TV dialogue.
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But after he set up a research organization, Foundation 21987, with prize money he had received from a French institute for his role in the thalidomide matter, he was bedeviled by controversy.
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A persistent noise of unknown origin, sometimes compared to a truck idling or distant thunder, has bedeviled a Canadian city for years, damaging people's health and quality of life, numerous residents say.
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It was the latest turn in a mystery surrounding what happened to Mr. Ozbilgen's former girlfriend, Stephanie Parze, 25, whose disappearance has bedeviled law enforcement officials in two states for several weeks.
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Even one sack from Pierre-Paul, or a timely tackle of Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz, whose scrambling bedeviled the Giants, could have been a significant play and led to a Giants victory.
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The series has always been bedeviled by having too little story to fill eight hours with (season two simultaneously had too much and too little story), and season three is no exception.
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Why it matters: In a country where so many Americans are bedeviled by medical bills, especially people who are sick and use a lot of medical care, this would be a big deal.
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The Hugos, the major fan awards given out every year at the World Science Fiction Convention, have been bedeviled the last few years by a political controversy that eerily mirrors general American politics.
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"This problem has bedeviled the space program for a long time, but this condition is something ordinary people often experience as well," said Levine, a professor at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas.
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"And if we can get those two done in a way that matches, we will have reduced a global threat that has bedeviled the United States and the world for decades," Pompeo said.
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It was a humbling failure, and it provided new ammunition to the critics of Qatar's successful bid to host the tournament, which has been bedeviled by accusations of corruption and worker rights abuses.
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What distinguishes these Texans from their forebears that tried and failed to upend the A.F.C. establishment is their confidence in their quarterback, a position that has bedeviled the city longer than the franchise.
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Yet the latest round of jobs data did nothing to resolve the question that has bedeviled the economic recovery for years: When will job growth translate into strong wage gains for American workers?
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Mr. Viola has remained largely under the radar, but his airline negotiations bring an unexpected twist, showing that even when appointees try to sell assets, the transactions can be bedeviled with ethical issues.
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Here's what you need to know: • In a televised speech, President Trump laid out plans to deepen U.S. involvement in Afghanistan, a mission that bedeviled his predecessors and that he once called futile.
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Any government that does emerge will face the same challenges that have bedeviled its predecessors: high unemployment, inflation and public debt, a powerful union that resists change and foreign lenders who demand it.
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And they rejected Mr. Christie's "revenge bill," which would have ended the government's obligation to place paid legal notices in local newspapers, including those that had bedeviled the governor during the Bridgegate scandal.
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North Korea at that point had bedeviled the last three presidents, all of whom had sought without success to pressure it to give up its nuclear weapons program through sanctions, sabotage and diplomacy.
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If he sounded unexpectedly confident, it's because he believed the wicked problems of health reform — problems that bedeviled him and his administration for eight years — would turn on the GOP with equal force.
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His resignation comes as both major U.S. political parties are increasingly bedeviled by hacking, including Friday's leak of emails that have embarrassed Democrats as they gather for the party's convention in Philadelphia this week.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - The suicide bombing at a pop concert in Manchester, England, temporarily drew attention at the Cannes Film Festival away from the movies and to the security threat that has bedeviled Europe.
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The company has gone out of its way to tout its "patent-pending" solution to a problem that has bedeviled everyone from nudie-sending Snapchatters to government staff leaking to the press: The screenshot.
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The bottom line: In a region bedeviled by populist upswells from both the right and the left — coupled with unrest in Venezuela, Nicaragua and Haiti — Panama's government is unlikely to make waves under Cortizo.
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The reopening of the busy north-south coastal highway followed what the state transportation agency Caltrans called a "Herculean effort," and was expected to ease hours-long detours and traffic chaos that bedeviled commuters.
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The review is the latest sign that Instagram is not immune to the data issues that have bedeviled its $507 billion parent company, Facebook, which has been rocked by two years of constant scandals.
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Among the problems that had bedeviled the market for new stocks was the ease with which tech companies like Uber have found cash from private investors, removing the need to go public anytime soon.
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After consolidating its gains into a position of dominance, Uber could potentially look forward to costly antitrust challenges similar to those that bedeviled Microsoft in the past and which are keeping Google currently occupied.
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The blue chips of Silicon Valley — Amazon, Apple, Google, Uber — have announced in the past few weeks they're interested in disrupting an industry that has bedeviled us with rising costs and inefficiencies for decades.
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South Korea's current president, Moon Jae-in, won an election to replace Ms. Park last May with promises to root out corrupt ties between politics and business that have bedeviled the country for decades.
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Whether their response is successful remains to be seen, as perhaps the world's most powerful state apparatus grapples with what has bedeviled many of its predecessors -- the sheer size and scale of China itself.
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Not surprisingly, the Nets were walloped, 215-22012, as the Rockets exposed many of the flaws that have bedeviled the Nets: poor defense, careless third-quarter play and unstable production from their point guards.
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The result opens a new front in the study of the "twin primes conjecture," which has bedeviled mathematicians for more than a century and has implications for some of the deepest features of arithmetic.
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For 27 years, Greece and Macedonia have been bedeviled by one of the oddest disputes in international diplomacy — what the smaller, younger and landlocked country of 2.1 million should be called, at home and abroad.
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Macron beat Le Pen in a May 7 run-off vote but the long campaign exposed deep divisions over France's role in Europe, immigration, and policies to revive a sluggish economy bedeviled by high unemployment.
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Beyond that, in realistic political terms, Clinton is likely to face the same congressional gridlock that's bedeviled Obama for the past five years in ways that will make it impossible for her to govern expansively.
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But as these autonomous vehicles proliferate, there needs to be a way to ensure that these systems aren't exposed to the same kinds of hacking threats that have bedeviled the tech industry since its creation.
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Undoing 46 years of economic integration in one stroke was never going to be easy, and the Brexit process has been bedeviled by the same divisions that led to the referendum in the first place.
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For at least a century, consumers have been bedeviled by a yuletide conundrum — you want to give gifts to the people in your life and yet you don't always have the means to afford 'em.
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With its $1.9 trillion balance sheet, Wells Fargo may be systemically important, but its small Wall Street presence allowed it to avoid virtually all the troubles that have bedeviled its peers since the financial crisis.
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If they can make it work, Goodell will have solved two problems that have bedeviled the league for decades in quick succession: what to do with Los Angeles and what to do with the Raiders.
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But if they can secure an endorsement, senators say they can move quickly on the kind of bipartisan achievement that has eluded Mr. Trump — and bedeviled senators and outside advocates of the overhaul for years.
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After Noah got out of prison — he took the rap for a fatal accident that was actually Helen's fault — he was bedeviled by a baseball-capped stalker whose actual existence was a season-long riddle.
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It commemorates the 1897 discovery of the role that the insects play in transmitting malaria, a disease that has long bedeviled humanity, killing an estimated 429,000 people in 2015, according to the World Health Organization.
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New details emerging from the military's investigation into the ambush and interviews with military officials and lawmakers have revealed, once again, changes to the timeline in a shifting narrative that has bedeviled top Pentagon officials.
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Although the Olympic tournament features under-23 teams, Brazil believe their win can signal a new beginning for the country's soccer which has been bedeviled by chaotic administration at home and poor results at senior level.
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His reputation as a tortured creative aside, the man present onstage was indeed at his most human and personable, less so the spectacular hip-hop specter bedeviled by compounding exiles—some self-inflicted, others harshly imposed.
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Long bedeviled by political concerns about its ties to the Chinese government, Huawei (pronounced "HWA-way") has spent the better part of the last decade trying to sell its equipment and phones in the United States.
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At the center of the back-and-forth was the question that has bedeviled the party since 2016: Will nominating a firebrand progressive from the far left energize enough voters to win back the White House?
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Fixes to the system are constantly delayed and cost enormous amounts of money, partly because of a murky procurement system that has bedeviled infrastructure projects in the city going back to the days of Robert Moses.
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There is deep suspicion on the right that these former officials — described as the "deep state" by Trump's allies — are behind the torrent of national security leaks that have bedeviled the Trump administration from the start.
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"Market-based measures of inflation compensation remain low," a nod to the continued plodding pace of wage gains that has bedeviled policymakers since the Fed adopted its ultra-accommodative stance during the financial crisis in 2008.
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As a consequence, Mr. Kim and Mr. Trump met without a draft agreement, as the negotiators from both sides left it to their leaders to sort out the thorniest problems that have bedeviled negotiations for decades.
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When the United States said this week that American forces in Iraq faced threats from Iranian "proxies," it was referring to the armed groups that helped fight the Islamic State and have bedeviled Iraq ever since.
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Manufacturing, which makes up 48 percent of the island's economy and accounts for a third of the tax revenue, was bedeviled by the lack of power, structural damage, debris-strewn roads and, most recently, generator breakdowns.
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It's easy to the sort of people that would likely gravitate to Huntsman's office — centrists with very un-Trump worldviews — becoming another source of the leaks about Russia that have bedeviled the Trump administration so far.
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The Americans With only one episode of "The Americans" left, fans of the FX spy drama may be anguished, but we're even more bedeviled by acute curiosity: How will the writers wrap up six harrowing seasons?
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Unless that green is envy: In Joshua Harmon's new play "Skintight," at the Roundabout's Laura Pels Theater, Ms. Menzel plays Jodi Isaac, bedeviled at the onset of middle age by the youth-obsessed culture around her.
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Wintry weather bedeviled Thanksgiving weekend travelers across the United States Saturday as a powerful and dangerous storm moved eastward, dumping heavy snow from parts of California to the northern Midwest and inundating other areas with rain.
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At one point in the hearing, Mr. Comey noted that leaks of sensitive government information have bedeviled the nation's leaders since George Washington's time, though he conceded that leakers have been "unusually active" in recent months.
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From the New York Times subhead of its obituary for Fidel: Mr. Castro brought the Cold War to the Western Hemisphere, bedeviled 28503 American presidents and briefly pushed the world to the brink of nuclear war.
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So do not be surprised to hear the phrase "special prosecutor," as the Independent Counsel Act is often called, bandied about in this context — even though that law, which bedeviled Bill Clinton, has long since expired.
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RÍO BRAVO, Mexico — It has bedeviled the United States for more than a century, becoming a bane of the American South, causing widespread job losses and setting off countless debates about stopping migration from Latin America.
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Pressing ahead both puts members under pressure to support whatever bill the Senate drafts and also speeds up the end of a repeal effort that has bedeviled Republicans since they took full control of Washington in January.
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They're set to discuss issues that have bedeviled the Korean Peninsula for much of the 20th century — including an official end to the Korean War — and others that are shaping the 21st, namely the North's nuclear weapons.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has pledged to clean up the graft and misgovernance that critics say bedeviled the administration of his predecessor Jacob Zuma, who was forced from office in February by the ruling African National Congress (ANC).
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But when California Democratic Representative Norma Torres spoke during her visit to Guatemala on Thursday about how to tackle the corruption that has long bedeviled the country, the two were no longer reading from the same script.
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Christopher Meloni (whose presence on "Law & Order: SVU" is much missed in my household) plays an F.B.I. agent bedeviled by confusing clues, including a dead man's fingerprint on pieces of evidence that the robbers have left behind.
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Battlestar Galactica is bedeviled by complaints that its later seasons weren't as good as the early ones, or that its series finale was bad, or any number of things, but I disagree with all of those complaints.
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These questions have bedeviled European leaders, and many Americans, as Mr. Trump has blithely alienated America's friends and allies, canceled hard-won accords, dumped on trade treaties, threatened trade wars, lauded ruthless despots and cheered populist demagogues.
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That became dramatically evident when he turned to the two challenges that bedeviled his predecessors for decades: the immediate security threat from North Korea and the immediate economic threat from China, along with its own growing aggression.
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This year, we tackled a problem that has bedeviled home cooks for ages — limited oven and stovetop space — by devising a strategy for cooking the entire spread at one temperature, in eight hours on the big day.
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Mr. Wang's proposal was China's latest attempt to regain the initiative on the nuclear issue, which has bedeviled Beijing's efforts to stay friends with both North and South Korea and prove itself a mature regional power broker.
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Yes, one of the most famous movies never released — one that has bedeviled various directors, movie companies and cinema buffs since Welles left it unfinished upon his death in 1985 — may finally be completed and shown worldwide.
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The issue has bedeviled Warren, who famously pledged her support at the first debate in Miami, but only got pressed with the usual, stickier questions -- about funding and the transition -- after she shot up in the polls.
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Separately, a mysterious online group known as Shadow Brokers has been intermittently posting the NSA's hacking tools, an incident that has bedeviled researchers and will cost the NSA millions of dollars as it rebuilds its cyber arsenal.
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And, so the government is free to pursue the core issues that bedeviled the country - housing and health issues, domestic issues that are there in a lot of countries, and of course the Brexit negotiations that are ongoing.
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The charges against the bank echoed those that have bedeviled Wells Fargo, which has been engulfed in turmoil since its admission in 2016 that it created what may have been millions of sham accounts to increase its sales.
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He soloed the Nose on El Capitan, the 19673,000-foot-tall sheer granite cliff that has bedeviled generations of climbers, in 1973, and he made challenging first ascents — that is, pioneering routes — in England, Wales and Northern Europe.
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Cuba's economy has long been in shambles, and experts say the troubles plaguing its aviation sector stem from the same obstacles that have bedeviled the country for decades: economic mismanagement and the United States embargo of the island.
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The U.S. is locked in a multifront battle with virtually every major trading partner, in an effort to extract concessions that it expects to help cure the "twin deficits" that have bedeviled the world's largest economy for decades.
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Rep. Darrell Issa, the California Republican who bedeviled the Obama administration with inquiries into Benghazi and the IRS, thinks the alleged ties between President Trump's campaign and Russia are worth investigating — and wants a special prosecutor to do it.
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Todd: One of the things that bedeviled season five was how many characters the series cycled through in season four, writing out Nina and Martha and Arkady and Gaad, without really building up new characters to take their place.
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Mass graves containing the victims of organized crime have bedeviled Mexico's reputation for years, with scores of bodies discovered in separate locations in the north of the country in 2010 and 2011 during an upsurge in drug gang violence.
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The company has studied the rise and fall of the delivery model in the U.S. and thinks consolidation and a focus on e-commerce are its way out of the margin trap that has bedeviled Rappido's North American counterparts.
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Macron's meetings with unions and employers were a first crucial test of his commitment to carry out labor reforms which he sees as vital to reviving an economy bedeviled by high unemployment, but which are opposed on the Left.
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It erupted as the president — disappointed by new government data showing that his restrictive immigration policies have failed to discourage migrants from seeking entry into the United States — is grasping to resolve a problem that has bedeviled his administration.
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Republicans also benefited from the efforts of Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, who tried to make sure that incumbents did not face the kind of challenges from the right that had bedeviled the party since 2010.
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Second, abandoning the BAT will force legislators to rethink how best to protect against tax- base erosion — a problem that has bedeviled past would-be tax reformers; just ask former Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp (R-Mich.).
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Justice Democrats, built in part by former staff members for Senator Bernie Sanders's 2016 presidential campaign, has made some lawmakers uneasy — and invited comparisons to conservative groups that have bedeviled Republican leaders and pulled that party to the right.
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When we were here a year ago, I think I suggested to you that immigration, which has bedeviled us for 40 years, I believe you can — you're the president who can help us solve immigration problem with your leadership.
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But the 23rd Circuit's decision — the first appellate ruling on a jurisdictional defense tactic that has bedeviled trial courts around the country — is going to be a boon to pharmaceutical companies and other corporations based in New York, Pennsylvania and Delaware.
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Whether Shelton will succeed where Cain and Moore failed is unclear, but she does present the same ongoing problem that's bedeviled Trump: He wants to keep interest rates low so that the economy cruises and helps him win reelection in 2020.
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But the central question facing Trump was how he would treat the majority of the 11 million illegal immigrants who have set down roots in their communities and obeyed U.S. laws, an issue that has bedeviled the immigration debate for years.
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Speaking to reporters after his win, Lopez Obrador identified corruption as the "principal cause" of inequality and the criminal violence that has bedeviled Mexico for years, and said he would spare no one in his commitment to root it out.
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The Dark Army leader Whiterose has grand but frustrated plans for E Corp, the F.B.I., and god knows what else, but these are alluded to in a scene where she's equally bedeviled by the choice of which earrings to wear.
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He began climbing into the leadership ranks as a deputy whip but gave that post up to become a leader of the Republican Study Committee, the conservative group that often bedeviled the leadership with its alternative budgets and cranky resistance.
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Every new wave of information has lapped that much closer to the shores of 21st Century Fox, with the same questions that bedeviled the company during the phone hacking scandal: What did people there know and when did they know it?
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Bedeviled by dwindling attendance and criticism from fans about their ticketing policies, the Yankees are entering into a partnership with StubHub, a longtime nemesis, to take over the Yankees Ticket Exchange from Ticketmaster, according to a person familiar with the negotiations.
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On the eve of an expected rate hike by the U.K. central bank, David Miles, a former member of the BOE's monetary policy committee, said that low inflation, among other factors, has "bedeviled" the bank over the last few years.
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As an interview subject since becoming the Republican presidential nominee, Mr. Trump has since bedeviled hosts like Jimmy Fallon (who was criticized for going too easy on him) and Stephen Colbert (who acknowledges he should have been a tougher interrogator).
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During the telephone interview, Lee said he had already heard from Oakley, plus Mark Cuban, the Dallas Mavericks owner, and Reggie Miller, the former Indiana Pacers guard who bedeviled the Knicks in the 1990s, often mere feet away from Lee.
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The rapid pace set out by Republican leaders is by design: They want to prevent the kind of arm-twisting that has long bedeviled previous tax overhaul efforts by leaving little time for outside groups to blitz lawmakers with concerns.
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She makes me hope for her happiness, for her safety, and in something good and trashy — like that nanny movie or "Whispers in the Dark" (another light-bulb-on-the-fritz part, this time a bedeviled shrink) — for her revenge.
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His death is among hundreds that have bloodied this once-peaceful area — homicide cases are up more than threefold this year compared with last, a surge that has stunned residents, bedeviled officials and alarmed leaders in the booming tourism industry.
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We need further tax cuts to keep this incredible economic expansion going, and Health Savings Accounts for All so that we can finally get away from the third-party payer that has bedeviled our health delivery systems for so long.
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Dick Tuck, the Democrats' prankster-at-large, who bedeviled Barry M. Goldwater, Richard M. Nixon and other Republicans with bad-news fortune cookies, a comely spy, a treacherous little old lady and other campaign-trail tomfoolery, died on Monday in Tucson.
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During huge, monthslong rallies that propelled her impeachment, South Koreans called for the ouster not only of Ms. Park, a conservative icon, but also of what they called jeokpae — the entrenched corruption and incompetence that people said have bedeviled successive governments.
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And if those came from households in addition to commercial establishments, he would need a lot of fancy equipment to screen out the sort of contaminants that bedeviled Reali's laborers in Queens and Waste Management's workers at Peninsula in Delaware.
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While I remain skeptical of the fundamentals of our strategy in Afghanistan, if we are going to continue our commitment we should at least close the gap between strategy and execution that appears to have bedeviled our efforts for so long.
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You may remember that Mr. Cumberbatch portrayed the brilliant, emotionally paralyzed titular detective in the popular BBC television series "Sherlock," in which he was bedeviled by his evil archnemesis, Jim Moriarty, who was given chillingly psychotic life by one Andrew Scott.
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In the midst of the turmoil over Jerusalem, the authority's prime minister, Rami Hamdallah, arrived in Gaza on Thursday to discuss the handover of internal security there, one of the main sticking points that have bedeviled previous attempts to ease tensions.
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And among his most likely allies are the economic conservative politicians and activist groups that for years have bedeviled the GOP leadership by demanding hardline tactics to try to force deep tax cuts and spending cuts, especially to the welfare state.
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In a major breakthrough for artificial intelligence, a computing system developed by Google researchers in Great Britain has beaten a top human player at the game of Go, the ancient Eastern contest of strategy and intuition that has bedeviled AI experts for decades.
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Op-Ed Contributor WASHINGTON — All the world's seas are bedeviled by global warming, pollution and overfishing, but the Mediterranean and the 20-plus nations that ring it face another threat: A rising flood of invasive marine species flowing through the Suez Canal.
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The question has long bedeviled analysts on the left, troubled that people who would largely benefit from a more robust government seem so often to vote for right-leaning politicians eager to cut federal programs to pay for tax cuts for the rich.
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The timing of Mr. Bell's sentencing could be uncomfortable for Mr. Bloomberg, who has floated the possibility of running for president, serving as a reminder of the problems that bedeviled his third term as mayor and dented his reputation as a capable manager.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump argued on Tuesday that his 60 days in office have been a successful keeping of his campaign promises as he attempted to turn the page from a variety of controversies that have bedeviled his White House tenure.
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For its part, the Obama administration — attempting to project a brand of innovative, post-partisan problem-solving of issues that have bedeviled government for decades — has welcomed and even come to depend upon its association with one of America's largest tech companies.
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Legality: There have been concerns that the group is dodging the Federal Advisory Committee Act, a 45-year-old law that requires presidential advisory committee meetings to be open to the public (yes, the same rule that bedeviled Dick Cheney's Energy Task Force).
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The young men who are tormented by the thought that two gay people might be in love somewhere are, in fact, bedeviled by the belief deep in their hearts that others are free but they themselves are chained to an antiquated morality.
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There will be a lot on the table when Kim Jong-un, the North's supreme leader, meets President Moon Jae-in at Panmunjom, the so-called truce village, including issues that have bedeviled the Korean Peninsula for much of the 254th century.
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He represents a younger generation of managers but will face the same set of problems that have bedeviled his predecessors — problems that have roots going back years or even decades and stem largely from Deutsche Bank's ambition to be a major investment bank.
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According to Hong Kong University's Public Opinion Program (HKUPOP), Lam is entering the job with a comparatively strong rating of 54.0 -- higher than Leung when he got the role -- but she faces a series of major political problems that repeatedly bedeviled her predecessors.
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Nonetheless, Trump said he wanted to peacefully resolve a crisis that has bedeviled multiple U.S. presidents, a path that he and his administration are emphasizing by preparing a variety of new economic sanctions while not taking the military option off the table.
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The reports on Friday also suggest that 2016's economic trajectory will follow an arc that has bedeviled forecasters for years: a soft first quarter followed by a turnaround in the spring even though underlying conditions remain largely the same throughout the period.
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It represents a concrete, if limited, approach to a problem that has long bedeviled workers who receive income from multiple sources: Employers or clients — often individuals or families — rarely have deep enough pockets to fund the employee benefits that larger companies typically offer.
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It was not lost on Republicans in Washington that two news executives whose outlets had fueled the anti-establishment rebellion that bedeviled congressional leaders and set the stage for Mr. Trump's nomination were now directly guiding the party's presidential message and strategy.
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But some in Europe cautioned the agreement achieved the bare minimum for reasons of political expediency and did little to solve long-term challenges, including an unequal sharing of migration's burdens among European nations that has bedeviled the bloc in recent years.
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The economy, which isn't strong, is at least not in recession, he said, and the Fed's monetary policy is expansionary, while fiscal policy is looser than it was during Mr. Obama's first term, which was bedeviled by the "fiscal cliff" budget impasse.
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The attack comes less than a month after Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari began his second term, once again vowing to bring security to a country bedeviled by a slew of conflicts that have killed tens of thousands and show little sign of ending.
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One recent "Learning on the Loo" from October 2019 addressed workforce unrest and employee concerns — an issue that has bedeviled the company over the last few years, with employees protesting the treatment of contract workers and the company's response to sexual harassment allegations.
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Finding answers to the same questions that bedeviled Mr. Emanuel throughout his two terms will be tricky: How to pay for the city's massive pension liability while keeping taxes and fees low enough to prevent working class residents and businesses from fleeing?
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On the table are issues that have bedeviled the Korean Peninsula for much of the 20th century, including an official end to the Korean War, as well as some that are already shaping the 21st, like the North's nuclear weapons and missile programs.
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Hazm was soon overpowered by Jabhat al-Nusra, yielding its American-supplied weapons to the Qaeda affiliate — a process resembling what has played out repeatedly since 2001 in Afghanistan and Iraq, where many American partners have been bedeviled by desertion and battlefield defeat.
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Our ancestors were bedeviled by airborne toxins even as bipedal apes walking the African savanna, argued Benjamin Trumble, a biologist at Arizona State University, and Caleb Finch of the University of Southern California, in the December issue of the Quarterly Review of Biology.
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In Syria, Mr. Trump will inherit an especially tangled set of alliances and trade-offs, a situation that has bedeviled Mr. Obama in a region where the United States military is acting in support of efforts to contain or destroy the Islamic State.
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WASHINGTON — The House overwhelmingly passed a far-reaching measure on Wednesday to increase funding for research into cancer and other diseases, address weaknesses in the nation's mental health systems and help combat the prescription drug addictions that have bedeviled nearly every state.
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Mr. Trump's emphasis on great power conflict and high-priced assets also solves, deliberately or not, a political problem that bedeviled both the Barack Obama and George W. Bush administrations: Fighting insurgencies is messy, costly and often unwinnable in any traditional sense.
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Tsipras agreed a deal with his Macedonian counterpart at the weekend under which Greece's neighbor will be renamed "Republic of North Macedonia", a formulation offering a chance to end a 27-year dispute with Skopje that has bedeviled the European Union's eastward expansion.
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The lightning-fast trajectory of the bill and the ability to overcome — or ignore — objections that have bedeviled previous attempts to revamp the tax code, highlights the pressure Republican leaders faced to notch a victory after several failed legislative efforts this year.
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The main plot point of Hillary Clinton's story is that she's just not likable enough — she's overshadowed by her husband's warm empathy, held back by her own caution, bedeviled by the lack of storytelling skills that come so naturally to other politicians.
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Those tax records not only would have put Trump's claims of remarkable business acumen under scrutiny but also would have revealed any potential conflicts of interest — with, for example, the Russian kleptocracy that has bedeviled the president since before he entered the Oval Office.
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Another major factor hampering Pakistan's chances against the Taliban is the same one that has bedeviled Afghan leaders for decades: the failure to negotiate a peaceful settlement between the two countries that would prevent militants from using their porous borders to destabilize each another.
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As for the broader economy, importing a recession would be a first for the U.S. That's one reason most economists don't expect a full-blown case of the "Asian Flu" that bedeviled the world in 1998, with China's slowdown instead part of a larger puzzle.
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These ghostly, long-ago scenes, artifacts from a painful past, at times turn this new "Shirkers" into an act of exorcism, a purging of regrets and questions that have bedeviled the adult Tan, now a novelist in Los Angeles, for longer than she would like.
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WASHINGTON — As President Trump prepares to meet Kim Jong-un of North Korea to negotiate denuclearization, a challenge that has bedeviled the world for years, he is doing so without the help of a White House science adviser or senior counselor trained in nuclear physics.
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But now that the election is over, Trump is back to displaying his incredible knack for publicity, having within a few short weeks mastered a problem that has bedeviled incumbent politicians for years: How do you get people to pay attention to what you're doing?
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The problem of "Amcit" detainees, as the State Department calls them, has bedeviled six presidents and called on a wide array of resources and tactics, from arms deals to claims courts to prisoner swaps, all of them controversial, and none affording a lasting solution.
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THE KEY Politicians and voters are fuming about technical problems that bedeviled Los Angeles County on Super Tuesday, producing hours-long voting lines and undermining confidence in the county's new custom-built voting machines that were supposed to be a model for the nation.
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After bringing the Islamic State to heel and claiming to be well on his way to stopping the 'endless wars' in the Middle East, Trump finds himself in the middle of an entirely new crisis on the same battlefield that bedeviled his two immediate predecessors.
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In the Washington bureau, Bill Hamilton, who oversees national security reporting, turned his editing talents to helping us shape a narrative that mixed news, analysis and a long history of efforts to deal with a North Korean program that has bedeviled the last five presidents.
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Maintaining a good and consistent relationship with the president inside the White House has bedeviled other top staffers — including former chief of staff John Kelly, former national security adviser John Bolton and Cipollone's predecessor, McGahn, who liked to call Trump "King Kong" behind his back.
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But we thought we'd solved the problem that always bedeviled us at the New Republic of lead time, which is we'd finish writing these great articles and people wouldn't be reading them for another week, and in politics, even then, that was a long time.
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And to do that he must find cases within the 10-year statute of limitations - a potential problem that has bedeviled prosecutors in other countries - or turn to the one court in Chile that still handles cases from before roughly 2000, which is backlogged.
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"We shook off one of the shackles that has bedeviled this market since October, and it left us with the possibility of a save for 2019, just when so many investors had already written off the whole year ... after the first week of trading," Cramer said.
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Aside from the faster weapons development, the panel pointed to a number of other relatively new developments: North Korea's nuclear program has bedeviled four U.S. presidential administrations going back to at least 1991, when the North and South agreed to ban nuclear weapons from the Korean Peninsula.
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The Trump administration has the benefit with the Pakistanis of being a newly installed administration, which gives them leverage, but the issue of how best to deal with Pakistan and the search for the optimal approach in Afghanistan has bedeviled three successive American administrations since 9/11.
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The release of the documents on Tuesday, under court order, was the latest turn in a federal lawsuit, filed in California by dissatisfied former Trump University students, that has bedeviled the businessman since 2010 and could trail him into the White House if he is elected president.
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By the end of the week, those few dollars had bought Mr. Turnbull a barrage of attention and had spurred a debate about how best to help homeless people — a problem that has bedeviled major cities around the world, including New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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That's when I first experienced the trap that has bedeviled me and men I like since, the topic that can make a night pivot from lovely to unendurable in seconds and that I have learned to deflect at all costs upon meeting prospective partners: my single mother.
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Party officials acknowledge the enormity of the Holocaust, but they emphasize that Poland was the victim of both German and Soviet oppression and that many minorities suffered; debates over remembrance have bedeviled projects like a new World War II museum in the seaside city of Gdansk.
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The issue of interview ground rules has also bedeviled the panel's recent meetings with former Trump political strategist Steve Bannon, whom even Republican committee members have discussed holding in contempt for his refusal to answer many of their questions — apparently at the direction of White House lawyers.
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Some say he was bedeviled by an evil memo-deleting Jin; others that he had an undetectable method of opening sealed envelopes and worked on the messages himself until they conformed to a secret Deep State Masonic-Illuminati code that only Devin and a few others knew.
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How to respond to the growing problem of cyber attacks carried out or sponsored by foreign powers has bedeviled Obama, whose eight years in office witnessed a torrent of major hacks against the U.S. government and private organizations that were attributed to China, North Korea, Iran and Russia.
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What's most bedeviled liberals in their efforts to address the climate change crisis, for instance, hasn't been intractable internal disputes over whether carbon taxes are better than cap-and-trade systems, but the abject refusal of conservatives to accept that climate change is worth doing anything about at all.
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Maybe at this point equal weight ought to be given because we've seen repetitively now her ability to get up after being knocked down, to put the bubble in the level in the middle; but also at the same time this question of truthfulness -- that has bedeviled her.
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But in concentrating on why macroeconomic forecasting is hard, Mr. Powell may have passed up a high-profile opportunity to drill down on some of the forces that could have a real bearing on the economy in the coming months — and that have bedeviled Fed policymakers in the past.
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The Libra Foundation will use the $1 billion total it intends to collect from 100 partners to help manage the reserve of digital currency and keep its price relatively stable, a problem that has bedeviled widespread consumer adoption of cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, whose continual price changes make transactions unwieldy.
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While the rest of us obsess on what happened in 2016 and what will happen on Tuesday, Gary Hart is bedeviled by what happened in 1987, and whether the tabloid mania sparked by his liaison with Donna Rice led down a rattlesnake-filled path straight to our tabloid president.
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SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea's Supreme Court ordered Mitsubishi Heavy Industries of Japan on Thursday to compensate South Koreans forced to work in its factories during World War II, the second such ruling in a month that has bedeviled relations between the two key American allies in Asia.
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Several officials said this could be the first trip in which Mr. Kushner and Mr. Greenblatt delved into the nitty-gritty of a possible peace agreement — borders, security and other questions that have bedeviled American peacemakers for decades — by asking both sides to list their priorities for negotiations.
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But the talks in Stockholm were doomed by the same problem that had bedeviled all previous negotiations between the two countries: deep differences over what the "complete denuclearization" of the peninsula entailed and what concessions they should offer to each other in the first step toward that goal.
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Of course, such problems have bedeviled Europe since the dawn of civilization as new conquerors erased traces of their predecessors, leaving behind a patchwork of stone survivors from ancient Rome to the Holy Roman Empire whose subjects may not have been exemplars of human rights and modern morality.
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It is a question that has bedeviled American consumers and cooks for decades, since the first LazyMan propane grill went on sale in the 1950s and left the Smiths with their briquette-fueled brazier looking jealously over the fence at the Joneses and their new outdoor science stove.
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Once a conservative hero for his headline-grabbing inquisitions of the Obama administration — over the "Fast and Furious" gun-running program and alleged IRS targeting of conservatives, as well as his highly charged Benghazi probe — Gowdy has also bedeviled partisans by sometimes refusing to toe a pro-Trump line.
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There's no telling how long the new government will survive, given that Italy is suffering a long-running economic crisis that has bedeviled recent governments and that the new government is unlikely to turn things around unless it somehow persuades the European Union to loosen its fiscal constraints.
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Yusupov and Kroll say HQ will use the proceeds to grow out its engineering team, which has occasionally been bedeviled by the technical challenge of having so many concurrent players (something that seemed on Sunday night to have been solved, at least temporarily, after many phone calls with Amazon Web Services).
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But though he never did nuclear research, a classmate did, and it was through him that Dr. Hall learned that nuclear physicists were bedeviled by a problem with the germanium used in devices that detected the gamma rays given off by radioactive activity — rays that are deadly at high exposures.
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Basis said it raised $133 million just this April from blue-chip venture capitalists like Andreessen Horowitz and Alphabet's GV. That shocking amount of dough was meant to build a "stablecoin" — or a currency that would be insulated from inflation — and to try and prevent the price sensitivity that has bedeviled other cryptocurrencies.
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But even those who support Mr. Trump's strategy cast his decision as the start of yet another challenging chapter that might, at best, enable Afghan forces to regain momentum on the battlefield over the next several years, not a quick fix for the problems that have bedeviled the region for nearly 216 years.
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For almost 35 years, they were also pawns in the cold war between the United States government and Fidel Castro: once and future criminals who joined a mass flotilla of refugees that left Mariel Harbor and landed on Florida's shores, then bedeviled Miami and other American cities that had taken them in.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — President Trump's headway in Afghan peace negotiations with the Taliban raises the same question that has bedeviled other presidents who extracted American troops from foreign wars: Will the departing Americans end up handing over the country to the same ruthless militants that the United States went to war to dislodge?
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WASHINGTON — President Trump called on Tuesday for shutting down the federal government if Congress does not crack down on illegal immigration, even as congressional negotiators closed in on a major budget deal that would set spending levels for two years and break the cycle of fiscal crises that has bedeviled the nation's capital.
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"The View" co-host Joy Behar bedeviled Trump by comparing his actions to ignoring "when they bombed Pearl Harbor in World War II." (She also said it "rises to the level of treason," but that was hardly original at that point.) The hellish outrage over the Helsinki news conference had its desired effect … for now.
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He does not, as his critics would have it, minister to white guilt—Coates would have hemorrhaged readers of color long ago if that were the case—so much as he models a principled and searching intellectual practice, even while grappling with questions of power and inequality that have bedeviled generations of American writers.
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Mr. Trump, who has sought unsuccessfully to replace Mr. Spicer at the podium but has been bedeviled by a shortage of candidates willing to work for him, has mused about mixing up the format and frequency to counter what he believes to be a predatory news media seeking to humiliate him at the daily briefing.
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Pedro Hernandez, a former bodega stock clerk who confessed to luring 13-year-old Etan Patz into a basement and attacking him, was found guilty on Tuesday of murder and kidnapping, a long-awaited step toward closure in a case that bedeviled investigators for decades and changed forever the way parents watched over their children.
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If the New York Knicks, a bedeviled but historic and wealthy franchise that Durant reportedly might be interested in helping to revive at some point in his career, could offer the two-time NBA Finals MVP an unlimited amount of money, Durant might have left the Warriors already or never gone there in the first place.
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He even takes the reader back to the Biblical era, and explains the case of Abraham's alleged invention of circumcision to combat phimosis, a common penile ailment that bedeviled desert-dwelling folk in those days (open flowing robes, sand, dust, a lack of water for washing, and a pronounced lack of underwear was a recipe for disaster).
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In my memoir, "Choosing the Hero," I recall the summer of 2628, when the African continent was bedeviled by warlords, dictators and arms dealers, and the West African nation of Liberia was being pushed toward a hasty election by international stakeholders which, if not postponed, would assuredly legitimize the rule of the notorious warlord, Charles Taylor.
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"Senator Warren knows this is going to be a campaign issue for her and she is trying to clean up the record before she gets into the race," said Jennifer R. Psaki, a former Obama White House official, invoking birtherism and the 2004 attacks on John F. Kerry's military service as previous themes that bedeviled Democratic presidential candidates.
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Pedro Hernandez, a former store clerk who told the police that he murdered Etan Patz as the boy headed to school in 1979, was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison on Tuesday, bringing to a close a missing-child case that bedeviled investigators for decades and forever changed the way American parents protected their children.
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Sunday was a day of intense maneuvering on all sides, with an elation among many Israelis that the rancorous relations with the Obama administration were over — but with questions about just how far or how quickly Mr. Trump would go on moving the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, a quandary that has bedeviled American presidents for decades.
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The Pakistan problem was one that bedeviled American and Afghan military planners and policy makers from the start: What to do about the fact that al Qaeda and the Taliban were thought to be backed, to varying degrees, by the deep state intelligence service of the country next door, which also happened to be a nominal US ally and nuclear power?
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So if Ryan does hold on to a likely reduced House majority in 22016 with a Trump defeat, he'll not only have to manage the ideological conservatives that bedeviled John Boehner's speakership — he'll also have to a deal with a Trumpist faction that thinks he stabbed their man in the back, and is uninterested in much of Ryan's own agenda.
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The Twitter messages were also an indication of the degree to which bipartisan negotiations in Congress on the spending bill and others, including a health care overhaul that appeared on Tuesday to be stalled again, have bedeviled Mr. Trump at this early stage of his presidency, forcing him to bow to political realities to which he had insisted he was immune.
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On the manure-scented main strip of this Woodstock, in Madison County's horse country about 25 miles southeast of Syracuse, lies the answer to a question that has bedeviled me for months: How did this rural county become the place with the highest percentage of stockbrokers in the entire United States with at least one black mark on their disciplinary records?
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In the midst of the Great Depression, when Georgia was among the poorest states in the nation, Eugene tried to build a national campaign by vilifying Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal, which was the best and only hope that poor Georgians had to pull themselves out of an entrenched poverty that had bedeviled the state and region since the end of the Civil War.
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A rare lung disease took Mr. Barrett's life just one day before the inauguration of Donald J. Trump, who, as it happened, was one of the many powerful figures Mr. Barrett bedeviled the old-fashioned way, with obsessively focused reporting and, whenever possible, the kind of documented facts that made it hard for politicians to claim it's sunny when it's raining.
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AT&T's response appeared just hours after FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler, the former telecom industry lobbyist turned public-interest champion, whose pro-consumer policies have bedeviled broadband giants like AT&T for the last three years, announced his intention to step down from the agency to make way for a new Republican chairman under President-elect Donald Trump, as is customary for incoming administrations.
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The philosophy of liberalism emerged much later, during the waning of the Middle Ages, when individuals began to see themselves as individuals, in the modern sense, and to engage in freeing themselves as such from various forms of constriction and oppression—monarchial rule in political realms, feudal control of the economy, the Roman Church's monopoly over the intellectual sphere—that had bedeviled their forebears over a millennium.
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Read more: Facebook is making another attempt to crack down on fake newsFacebook has come under intense scrutiny from regulators and lawmakers over this issue over the past several years, and has made several changes to combat the spread of misinformation that has bedeviled its platform — from Russian propaganda during the 2016 US presidential election to disinformation coupled with hate speech that helped fuel genocide in Myanmar.
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With the surprise visit to Baghdad on Thursday of Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. — who, as a senator, called in a 2006 essay for the partition of Iraq into Sunni, Shiite and Kurdish zones — it seems fair to ask a question that has bedeviled foreign powers for almost a century: Is Iraq ever going to have a functioning state at peace with itself?
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The Trump administration has been bedeviled by leaks large and small that have brought to light information ranging from White House infighting and the president's rancorous phone conversations with foreign leaders to what surveillance showed about contacts by Mr. Trump's associates with Russia — and even what Mr. Trump said to Russian visitors in the Oval Office about his firing of James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director.
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All of that means President Trump faces the same hard question that bedeviled George W. Bush and Barack Obama before him: whether to risk war to prevent one of the world's most unstable governments from building more of the world's most dangerous weapons — including some capable of one day hitting the US. This is, without doubt, a genuinely scary moment, with Washington and Pyongyang both making increasingly explicit threats against each other.
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The inevitable sequel was a rapid media refocus on which immigration policies President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE will pursue as he strives to protect the United States from terrorist events that have bedeviled European politics and law enforcement in recent years.
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Co-founded by a longtime lawyer, Amy Wan, whose experience runs the gamut from the U.S. Department of Commerce to serving as counsel for a peer-to-peer real estate investment platform in Los Angeles, and Dan Rice, a longtime entrepreneur working with blockchain, Sagewise works with both Ethereum and the Hedera Hashgraph (a newer distributed ledger technology, which purports to solve some of the issues around transaction processing speed and security which have bedeviled platforms like Ethereum and Bitcoin).
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Conyers, a former dean of the House and co-founder of the Congressional Black Caucus, resigned from Congress in 2017 after allegations that he had sexually harassed female staffers and settled one case with taxpayer funds (The Hill) … House and Senate negotiators are struggling to reach a compromise on several issues in the must-pass National Defense Authorization Act related to the president's border wall, dragging the bill into a quagmire that has bedeviled multiple legislative efforts in recent years (The Hill).
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