McEwan bestows on Turing the career, and knighthood, he deserved.
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This wealth bestows a certain level of status, which suggests achievement.
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One-vessel cooking bestows other advantages beyond cutting down on dishes.
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The more attention Trump bestows upon them, the greater their disgrace.
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In 2019, Jupiter bestows his luck upon your third house of communication.
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Win, and Mr. Erdogan simply bestows constitutional legitimacy on the status quo.
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Things might change if Gerstenmaier bestows his blessing on the SpaceX Starship.
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Occasionally, when times are difficult, the universe bestows upon us very special gifts.
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But, remember, the market bestows its returns in unpredictable gulps, not measured sips.
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I was old enough, though, to know that youth bestows its own beauty.
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The Constitution bestows upon the president the pardon power (Article II, Section 2).
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The first-in-the-nation contest bestows momentum on a frontrunner or frontrunners.
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But it might be that the genetic changes it bestows somehow help cancer cells.
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Each competition bestows its own regional titles, and bigger events also offer national ones.
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I saw that what class bestows is a belief that you can achieve things.
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"Solitude bestows an increase in something valuable, I can't dismiss that idea," Knight says.
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Bestows a single targeted ally with increased speed, damage and damage resistance for eight seconds.
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In short, what, if anything, do you think a Grammy Award bestows upon its winner?
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Traditionally the monarch bestows titles on princes and their spouses in the day of their wedding.
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I even like its large camera/antenna bump on top, as it bestows a distinctive look.
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We all went wild, because that's the appropriate response when HBO bestows such gifts upon us.
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The monarchy bestows honours, for instance, in return for donations to royal charities and good causes.
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His confident expression bestows his life-size figure with perceivable liveliness, invigorated by the evocative music.
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Whenever Bey bestows content upon our hungry souls, we most celebrate, yes, and decipher the messages.
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That's because Title X of Dodd-Frank bestows greater power upon states to police financial rules.
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Meanwhile the West bestows mounting economic power on China as if it were its favorite child.
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It's not every day that the internet bestows a gift upon the poetry lovers of the world.
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The Swedish Academy, which bestows the award, does not know because it has not spoken to him.
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The Hub is more of an "ambient computing enabler," with some interesting extras that the display bestows.
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Just look at the wisdom the former Secretary of State bestows upon us from her chappaqua perch.
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For their branded partners, it bestows an opportunity to have brick-and-mortar presence they may lack.
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Characters will encounter several during their time in Dark Souls III and joining each bestows different advantages.
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Mexico bestows a single six-year term on its presidents, so he has nothing left to run for.
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But at least a tourbillon bestows undeniable marketing value, according to Hyla Bauer, the editor of Watch Journal.
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The move to Broadway bestows a bit of pomp on the proceedings that may be a little paradoxical.
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Legend has it has that the Blarney Stone bestows upon the kisser the gift of eloquence and persuasiveness.
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But perhaps more importantly in the case of ISIS, media attention bestows a degree of legitimacy upon terrorists.
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It then bestows the task — nay, the privilege — of wearing this dream lingerie onto a single Angel every year.
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His prize is an endorsement deal, for a "perfume" called Un-truth, which bestows social esteem upon its wearer.
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At the beginning of their game, Infamous, Cole is caught in a blast that bestows the power of electricity.
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This bestows on besuited city types essential national virtues, linked to the land, earthy muscularity and la France profonde.
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The businessman-celebrity bestows his blessing on a humble slab of meat and lo, it becomes a Trump Steak.
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First, it was a Priority School, a distinction New York bestows on the lowest-performing schools in the state.
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Advocates of cold-water swimming dwell less on its risks than on the health benefits that it allegedly bestows.
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A big chunk of Trump's net worth figure comes from high valuations he bestows on his golf course properties.
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But it wouldn't be so far off to say that she bestows the same self-assured feeling on her fans.
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" Mr. Wang had been scheduled to deliver a Christmas Eve sermon at Early Rain titled "The God Who Bestows Peace.
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More than a couple of the films don't quite fit the "badass" honorific the site bestows on its own library.
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But the heart wants what it wants, and when Beyoncé flips her hair and bestows her blessings, who doesn't be poppin?
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Their peculiar structure bestows them with strange observable quantum properties, and has given them uses in solar panels and even medicine.
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U.S. certification bestows such credibility that marketing can begin worldwide, not just in the United States, the Samsung Display official said.
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The following year, Tillerson received the Russian Order of Friendship, one of the highest awards the country bestows upon foreign nationals.
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Sometimes a wise, older person we know bestows it upon us, or maybe sometimes we just get it from a friend.
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From Somalia in 1993 to Yemen today, American commanders and policy makers overestimated the advantage American military technology bestows on them.
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But it is not NASA who bestows the name, said Ms. Garver, who championed commercial space travel while at the agency.
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In fiery Sagittarius, Jupiter bestows you with foresight, zeal, curiosity, and a thirst for life that means others have trouble keeping up.
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It's a trait that society bestows upon many men—particularly those belonging to the Zuckerberg-Musk-Jobs demographic—from early in childhood.
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They receive new life thanks to Galindo, who bestows upon them a remarkable visibility, not just through sculpture but also through sound.
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"God has shown me the only way to really be free when someone bestows injustice against you is complete forgiveness," she said.
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As Ms Schrift says, it bestows on those who choose it an ethnic loyalty at once exotic and, these days, stigma-free.
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Salt cod bestows a deep, complex flavor; some people find it a bit too powerful, but when properly prepared, it is divine.
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Its everlasting ray of light bestows cinematic brilliance upon your finger, while adapting to the many lighting scenarios of your eclectic life.
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Tillerson then received the Russian Order of Friendship the following year, one of highest awards the country bestows upon foreign nationals. Sen.
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New Hampshire is key for all four frontrunners to win — not for amassing delegates, but for the much-needed momentum it bestows.
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"Article One of the Constitution bestows on Congress the authority to declare war and Congress needs to do its job," Bacon said.
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More importantly, she bestows power upon the women in her paintings, lifting them out of the familiar role of victim and vessel.
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How to Make 93 Ridiculously Fun No-Bake Crispy Rice Treats, where the marshmallow master bestows us with all her creative crispy knowledge.
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Contrast that to today: The enormousness of the franchise bestows a brilliant canvas, but it also makes it harder to create convincing drama.
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In one of Ant-Man's post-credits scene, Hope's father, Dr. Hank Pym (Michael Douglas), bestows her with a brand-new Wasp costume.
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How are you supposed to view the Jewish daughter who robs her father and bestows the money on her fortune-hunting Christian suitor?
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But that extra heft bestows durability: The laptop is rated to resist drops up to 217 feet and 211 pounds of downward force.
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But unlike that production, The Grand Paradise bestows every audience member with a degree of agency and the opportunity to steer intimate dialogues.
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It bestows names like full wolf moon, full worm moon, full flower moon, full buck moon, full sturgeon moon and full beaver moon.
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To measure the gap between the political power that the Senate currently bestows on white and nonwhite citizens, I did a little math.
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In solar-ruled Leo, Uranus bestows your generation with a bright and fiery character that refuses to be pushed around or made small.
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" Compare this with the way Clarissa Dalloway thinks about the kiss Sally Seton bestows on her in the garden at Bourton in "Mrs.
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The quantum computer first bestows the qubits with this quantum mechanical version of probability of what will happen once you actually peep the qubit.
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The Order of the Aztec Eagle — or La Orden Mexicana del Águila Azteca in Spanish — is the highest honor Mexico's government bestows on foreigners.
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It is the highest honor that UN Environment bestows upon an individual, and is meant to bring validation, visibility, and support to the laureates.
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The Fath Medal, awarded to war heroes, military commanders and politicians, is among the highest honors Iran's supreme leader bestows and is rarely awarded.
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With the exception of Collins, these women either explicitly or implicitly invoked their motherhood, as though this bestows a particular moral authority on them.
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In fact, the United Nations Refugee Convention of 1951 bestows the status of refugee upon migrants who leave their home states due to persecution.
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In 2014, he received the National Medal of Science, the highest honor that the United States government bestows for achievement in science and engineering.
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Start gluing veils to your baseball hats and sun visors now For who are we to question the coolness Queen RiRi bestows upon us. 5.
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Juicy information comes and secrets are shared as Mercury connects with Pluto—not to mention the huge boost in intuitive powers this bestows on you.
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She is a six-time recipient of the "Gypsy Robe," an honor Actors' Equity typically bestows on the ensemble member with the most Broadway credits.
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Inside the government, USCIS is perceived as the most pro-immigrant of the immigration agencies, being the agency that bestows visas and citizenship on immigrants.
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Steinl was named as "Righteous Among the Nations" in 1979, the highest honor Israel bestows upon non-Jewish people for saving lives during the genocide.
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" He added, "I hope you assume the responsibility that your position bestows upon you and find the leadership to maintain the integrity of this museum.
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And remember, at some point, voluntarily or involuntarily, you'll be moving out and returning to the highest honor our nation bestows: being a good citizen.
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Rare is the Marine who does not wish to shoot better; a culture that celebrates riflery bestows credibility and respect on those who shoot best.
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But knowing Banksy, that's all a part of the point he's trying to make about the way popularity bestows value in an age of commodification.
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This buy-in bestows a seat at the decision-making table for Libra governance and the ability to act as a node processing and validating transactions.
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He perfectly rendered the brusque kiss the young engineer bestows on his fiancée, midlocomotive chase, and the confused triumph when Keaton inadvertently spears a Union sniper.
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But for many poor-country potentates, the appeal of the Rwandan model is precisely the unchecked power that it bestows on the president and his party.
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Part of Ms. Isaacs's effort to broaden the voter ranks has involved inviting a younger, more diverse crowd to join the Academy, which bestows lifetime memberships.
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That plan, laid out a few weeks ago, bestows enormous tax benefits on millionaires and corporations, but strangely, it does not actually appear in the budget.
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The next year, the Exxon Mobile CEO received the Russian Order of Friendship from the Kremlin, one of the highest honors that Russia bestows on foreigners.
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Mr. Trump and his family have been the beneficiaries of a great rigged system: the tax code, which bestows huge advantages on the real estate business.
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They are used to indicate gratitude when God bestows something upon you that you would have been incapable of attaining were it not for divine benevolence.
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While it bears little overt resemblance to the 1973 French animated marvel "Fantastic Planet," for me, at least, "April" bestows a similar sense of otherworldly exhilaration.
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He bestows easy baskets for himself and others; it works in this specific environment—more so than a solid, bend-don't-break approach probably would. 2180.
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But NAFTA was originally negotiated through a process that bestows official advisor roles to hundreds of representatives of large corporations, while the public was locked out.
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New Hampshire bestows momentum; winning here increases a candidate's expected share of the primary vote by 27 percentage points, political scientist William Mayer wrote in 2004.
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Pressure will build on local leaders to back him as well, giving him the "party line," which in most of the district bestows favorable ballot placement.
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The organization that bestows the Academy Awards says it is suspending plans to award a new Oscar for popular films amid widespread backlash to the idea.
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In the mini wood, Floyd scrabbles around for the truffles Dean has hidden, while Sellick bestows treats and praise when he locates the heavily scented fungi.
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Following the reports detailing the allegations, the disgraced producer was fired from the company he co-founded and expelled from the organization that bestows the Academy Awards.
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The blue emblem can help people gain legitimacy in the business of influencer marketing and bestows some credibility within Instagram's community of 25 million monthly active users.
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The French president's White House day will be capped Tuesday night with a state dinner, the highest social tribute a president bestows on an ally and partner.
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You welcome the sense of freedom and authenticity that long-distance travel and cultural exploration bestows you, making your generation an archetype of free and easy wanderers.
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If Mr. Rubio's performance in Iowa bestows enough media coverage and credibility for him to break the deadlock, it would be a crucial turning point in the race.
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"Winning bestows the kind of bragging rights that used to be reserved for the local Little League baseball champ," she continues, using an easily relatable example for comparison.
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Cooling this wire to near-absolute zero in a magnetic field bestows the electrons with a collective behavior that forces certain electrical properties to take on discrete values.
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The monumental American cemetery in Normandy solemnly commemorates the lives of thousands in a beautifully manicured and maintained garden that bestows high honor on the lives lost there.
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The Diversity Immigrant Visa Program awards up to 153,000 individuals per year a visa for a green card, which bestows permanent residency and is a path to citizenship.
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At one point, he bestows his spectacles upon a homeless African-American, who has had trouble with his eyes, and thereby grants him the miracle of clear vision.
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Bob Dylan will not attend the Nobel ceremony in Stockholm next month to accept the Nobel Prize in Literature, the Swedish Academy, which bestows the award, announced Wednesday.
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But the award has survived as the world's premier honor for creative writing largely because the Swedish Academy, which bestows it, is seen as eminently honorable and serious.
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Regular exercise bestows increased levels of fitness; a greater sense of well-being; stronger muscles and bones; healthier joints; more efficient breathing; and better digestion and blood circulation.
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But China's league is still a long way from exerting the kind of soft power that the English Premier League bestows upon Britain (ask any taxi driver in China).
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We look at our technology now, like iPhones, and I think a lot of people see them as magical obelisks from the mountains that Steve Jobs bestows on us.
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Perhaps I was protected from a bad move by my own incompetence—one of those mercies which the universe often bestows on the young (who rarely appreciate the gift).
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But he knew that he was dying of cancer when he made ''You Want It Darker,'' which bestows the work with both a dismal grandeur and a somber authority.
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But to find easy reassurance in the station that an adult possesses, the privileges that he bestows and the cause that he serves would be a greater mistake still.
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Circuit Judge Rosemary Pooler dissented, saying the majority ignored precedents by holding that someone who bestows a "gift" of inside information always receives a personal benefit from doing so.
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It also bestows a mark of shame on millions of loyal Americans and deprives all of us of the potential service that would be given by otherwise able and qualified.
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The back-story, presented in both text and audio to the public, bestows a much more ominous meaning upon the work, a story of genetic engineering taken to the extreme.
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Every year, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) bestows a very special award for the celebrity vegans who show that living meat-free can be super, well, sexy.
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The new wave of English-language telenovelas satisfies a deep craving among American viewers: It bestows on soaps the kind of nuance and complexity previously portrayed only in prestige shows.
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The guilt is very real though — being the family member on the other side of the country avoiding the realness of cancer and all the sadness and isolation it bestows.
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In their literature they attack the idea that a personality cult is a bad idea because from their perspective it is only the leader who bestows political life onto the population.
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Paul accepted the award in a bedazzled, Ant-Man bra at Harvard University, which bestows the honor on performers who have made lasting and impressive contributions to the world of entertainment.
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Not allowing people with criminal records to sit for the bar exam or become attorneys strips the profession of the redemption and understanding it so sorely needs — and bestows upon itself.
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But recently, we have come to understand that evolution can happen very quickly, as long as natural selection — the relative benefit that a particular characteristic bestows on its bearer — is strong.
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The Diversity Immigrant Visa Program awards up to 50,000 individuals per year a visa for a green card, which bestows permanent residency in the US and is a path to citizenship.
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The place Ms. Clare occupies in publishing — and the work she does to keep herself there — is emblematic of the burdens and boons fan culture bestows on so many fantasy authors.
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And Beyoncé bestows that on us, too—the way she moves her fingers along with the high hat in "Partition," the slump of the dancers during Nina Simone's "Lilac Wine" interlude.
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Lucifer joins that unholy alliance in a final bid for Rosalia's soul, but Mary Most Holy has the last word, as she bestows a crown of roses on the retreating Rosalia.
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Copeland — who was recently awarded the NFLPA's Alan Page Community Award, the highest honor the players union bestows on its members — attributes his saving success to his ability to stay disciplined.
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In 1993, the princess received the highest honor Yad Vashem bestows on non-Jews for hiding three members of the Cohen family in her palace in Athens during World War Two.
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Each year, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, a guild of just 88 entertainment writers, bestows awards in films in both dramatic and musical/comedy categories, as well as television drama and comedy.
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And that we are pretty diligent about making sure that there is some connection that bestows on them some lethality that we need to be concerned about before we worry about them.
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Ordinarily this would be where we leave it, but one of the weird charms of Augusta is that the previous year's winner bestows the green jacket upon the newly crowned (jacketed?) winner.
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"We are a culture that bestows stardom — intellectual stars, literary stars, it's all about significance," Kruglanski says — same with owning a beautiful home, gorgeous car, or portraying the perfect relationship on Instagram.
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The character looks as though he's been carved out of a massive tree trunk, but Brolin's calm, considered reading of the character bestows this conquering beast with an unexpectedly resonant emotional dimension.
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The American Foreign Service Association even bestows multiple awards each year for diplomats who have shown "integrity, intellectual courage and constructive dissent," and past secretaries of state have said they appreciate differing opinions.
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Honestly, if you're not excited every single time Rihanna bestows a brand new beauty and fashion look fresh out the FENTY oven unto the world, then you aren't really living your best life.
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But it has become an open question given Mr. Dylan's silence on the issue, along with comments this week by Sara Danius, the permanent secretary of the Swedish Academy, which bestows the award.
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Mr. Lewis, who died Sunday at 91, was a towering figure in the entertainment business, but his résumé was almost devoid of the kinds of honors Hollywood bestows on its most respected artists.
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The other side of the coin is teaching a second language to native English speakers so they too can benefit from the cognitive, neurological, economic, and cultural advantages that knowing another language bestows.
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The decision of the film's representatives to enter that category prompted a backlash (Judd Apatow tweeted his disapproval), and in 2016, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which bestows the awards, issued new guidelines.
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One team of researchers at Cornell had previously noticed that adenosine, a chemical that caffeine blocks when it bestows its wakening effects, seemed to have a corresponding receptor in the taste buds of mice.
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One bestows the ultimate literary honor on a writer with a substantial body of work who is universally respected and admired—think Gabriel Garcia Marquez or Toni Morrison or Derek Walcott or Samuel Beckett.
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Like the other booking portals, this one bestows benefits like early check-in, late check-out, upgrades based on availability, daily breakfast, and on-property credits of around $50-$100 depending on the hotel.
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Bush went on to explain she received "thousands of tweets" after being featured as Kardashian's "Damn Gina" – a #WomenCrushWednesday-like honor the 31-year-old bestows to a chosen few on her website and app.
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It's unclear what the writer-director Robert Budreau thinks of it, although given the attention he bestows on Lars — in camera love and in the dialogue — he seems to think raffish charisma explains a lot.
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Zakia and Ali's tale is, however, only the epidermal layer of "The Lovers"; underneath is an insight into the architecture of Western saviordom and the choices it imposes on those on whom it bestows its benevolence.
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Lord Commander Jeor Mormont takes a shine to him and bestows upon him Longclaw, a sword made of Valyrian steel that once belonged to his son, Jorah, who's now in exile (and eternally pining for Daenerys).
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"They are embedded in a broader cultural ethos that bestows 'permission to hate,'" said Barbara Perry, a professor at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology who has written extensively on right-wing extremism in Canada.
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With a nutrient-rich tri-butter formula (made up of vitamins, fatty acids, and Brazilian-rainforest all-stars murumuru, cupuaçu, and tucuma), smooth and creamy application, and the tropical glow it bestows, it's easy to see why.
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While the onus clearly falls on Pakistan to rout out the terrorist networks within its own territory, India's sheer economic and military power bestows on it the responsibility to act as a stabilizing force in the region.
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In 1993, Princess Alice of Battenberg received the highest honor Yad Vashem bestows on non-Jews - Righteous Among the Nations - for hiding three members of the Cohen family in her palace in Athens during World War Two.
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With Fulfillment by Amazon, all sellers have to do is ship their goods to Amazon's warehouses; Amazon handles storage and delivery and bestows a Prime checkmark on their listing, a promise of speedy free shipping and easy returns.
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One of the advantages of having an SWF, apart from the cachet it bestows, is the fact it opens the door to industry associations and peer group networks that offer guidance and - crucially - contacts in the investment world.
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The Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which bestows the Golden Globe awards, selected them — Sophia, 20, Sistine, 703, Scarlet, 14 — to serve collectively as Miss Golden Globe at this year's ceremony, which NBC will broadcast live on Jan. 8.
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Although maturity bestows you with a frighteningly perceptive mind, your earlier years can be fraught with excessive fear about misjudging someone you let close to you and trusting the wrong person with your heart, secrets, or valuable treasures.
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If only for a moment, the notion of a "World Heritage," which UNESCO formally bestows on places that we, as humanity, ought to care for and cherish so that we can pass them to future generations, seemed exactly right.
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"Ramadan is the time when Allah bestows his gifts on the faithful and every good deed gets rewarded 70 times more than the rest of the year," says Abdur Raheem, one of the few refugees who can speak Hindi.
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It would seem that the power the law bestows upon and channels through them, for all its apparent ubiquity in the alterative reality Young conjures, is nevertheless uneasy, fugitive, still subject to the probative gaze of the camera/viewer.
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While many in France still hold dear the trappings of presidential power, Macron's style has grated with others who lament the strong powers that the constitution drawn up by the war hero Charles de Gaulle bestows on the presidency.
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For the second straight year, the CoC network bestows dismal grades on multilateral efforts to prevent and respond to violent conflict -- underscoring the world's failure to end bloodshed in Syria, as well as in Afghanistan, Libya, South Sudan, and Yemen.
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Admiral Versio bestows Iden with the dubious honor of meeting a very special messenger: a humanoid droid, draped in crimson and wearing a Daft Punk-esque helmet on which the departed Palpatine's face is projected (UPDATE: It's called a Sentinel).
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In a teaser video shared on Monday, Musgraves hangs out with some Radio City Rockettes as she bestows candy canes to some of her friends who have been nice and gives a lump of coal to those who have been naughty.
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This is a testimony to the rising right-wing anti-intellectualism in the U.S., where being well read and well educated is not to be admired—or even something to aspire to—but rather bestows the black mark of elitism.
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However she died, Belkis Ayón left a legacy of art with that rarest of powers: the ability to lodge itself inside your heart and mind, wresting away a piece of you even as it bestows its copious gifts in return.
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It's also cute that during the celebratory dinner at Winterfell, he keeps asking if she's around and when no one has seen her inside the hall he gets up to leave and find her (that's when Dany bestows Storm's End on him).
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In the beginning of Sarah, Leroy is being inducted into the fold of a group of teen boy truck stop prostitutes, or lot lizards, by a charismatic and caring pimp who bestows each of his charges with a raccoon penis bone necklace.
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Such collective action approaches have proven effective at driving competing interests toward reasonable compromises in debt restructurings, but the commonwealth has resisted this approach thus far because it does not involve the sort of cram-down that bestows huge advantages upon the debtor.
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Instead, Downward Dog reveals his thoughts through a deadpan voiceover (read by series creator Samm Hodges) as he loafs around the house, takes walks, and bestows affection upon whatever human happens to step into his path (but especially Nan, his one true love).
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On stage was Feliks Zemdegs, a 22-year-old Australian who holds the world record in the 103 by 3, the six-sided, three-layer configuration of the original Rubik's Cube, which bestows an illusion of brilliance on those who can solve it.
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Enter the internet, which bestows a bevy of information: notifications of a sale; news of a story about an author taking a year to create what's taken me a year to contemplate, thereby initiating an internal competition of when one "should" be done.
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It's unambiguously fun to drive a Nissan GT-R around Suzuka Circuit in VR, especially with a force-feedback steering wheel, and it even bestows an advantage — it's easier to judge corners, and it feels really natural to check your mirrors for overtaking opponents.
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That storied phone is perhaps best remembered for being left in a bar ahead of release and leaked by Gizmodo — which is too bad, because for once the product was worthy of the lavish unveiling Apple now bestows on every device it puts out.
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The first tech event of 2017 is also the year's biggest: CES arrives the first week of January, and like a tardy Santa Claus, it bestows the world with the gift of new consumer tech of every kind — phones, cars, TVs, drones, VR — you name it.
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The Ancient One, who bestows the Hulk with the Time Stone in 2012, explains that putting back the Stones is necessary to keep the 2012 timeline from branching off into an alternate future, a world that would be vulnerable without the protection of the Infinity Stones.
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Several generations of relatives, along with well-wishers, cheered and snapped pictures, underscoring the organizers' message that the contest bestows glamour and honor on the dwindling number of those whose youth was stolen in wartime Europe but who went on build new lives for themselves in Israel.
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But it's also thanks to the Trump administration, which, having failed to repeal the Affordable Care Act, has undertaken a nearly unprecedented campaign of regulatory malfeasance that aims to prevent it from functioning and minimize the number of people on whom it bestows comprehensive health coverage.
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Its software then automatically ranks all users and, on climbs, bestows on the leaders crowns for being King of the Mountain — or, as more commonly known, K.O.M. "Strava is crack for cyclists," said João Correia, an agent who represents several pro cyclists, including some Strava users.
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An IAS job - one of the most sought after in India - bestows huge power as well as cheap housing, a car with a driver and other perks, leave for government-paid foreign study, and often the chance for plum positions in business or government consultative work after retirement.
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The detail in both her and Small's art is painstaking, as meticulous as the way Ruysch built his dioramas of specimens so many centuries ago, while the use of fiber art bestows a softness on these "abnormalities," like the fused fingers hand-stitched in felt in Small's "Polydactyl" pieces.
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Plenty of factors must have contributed to Hidden Figures winning the box office for its first two wide-release weekends, but the gifts it bestows and restores—a proud history, a beautiful representation of cooperative black families, an empowering pastiche of black womanhood—are what make it an invaluable viewing experience.
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"There's an apocalyptic spirit, a sense that 'it's five to midnight'," says Rathje, who sees parallels with "prepper" scenes and the sovereign citizens militia movements in the U.S. While the mantle of victimhood that Reichsbuerger ideology bestows can initially feel empowering, it inevitably condemns its adherents to powerlessness, said Rathje.
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Anyone who's seen the film recognized the look drawn over his face: At its heart, Woodcock's story is a fairy tale about the power of love warming even the most shriveled of hearts—a complicated hero wrestling with and besting the curse that bestows him with genius and existential dread.
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Three sauces are available: lemon and olive oil, a non-indigenous concoction without a trace of heat; awaze, fueled by berbere, albeit slightly toned down ("it's usually much hotter"); and the house Makina sauce, based on Ms. Gebre Egziabher's mother's recipe, a jalapeño inferno that bestows divinity on all it touches.
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"The quality of luxury goods is not simply the result of their material characteristics, but also of the allure and prestigious image which bestows on them an aura of luxury," the decision reads, further arguing that restricting where luxury goods are resold isn't anticompetitive, but necessary to protect the integrity of the product.
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What our government did to this pregnant, scared teenager lays bare the ugly truth at the heart of anti-abortion arguments, one that anti-choicers try so fervently to obscure: The opposite of reproductive choice is forced motherhood, which bestows full humanity on gestating fetuses at the expense of the women carrying them.
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Weinstein was fired from the company he co-founded and expelled from the organization that bestows the Academy Awards last fall after The New York Times and The New Yorker published articles about his treatment of women, including multiple allegations that he groped actresses, exposed himself to them or forced them into unwanted sex.
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He is the one who bestows nothing but compliments to the world's most ruthless strongmen and dictators, like the Philippines' Rodrigo Duterte, Turkey's Recep Erdoğan, Russia's Vladimir Putin and North Korea's Kim Jong Un. It is ironic that Trump, in his fear of losing, is using fear to try and hang on to power.
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Worse, when coupled with the aforementioned assumptions about the interchangeable relationship between the alt-right, "trolling," 4chan, and Anonymous, the claim that "trolls caused Trump" bestows a kind of atemporal, almost godlike power to what is no more and no less than a bigoted subset of a faction of an ever-evolving, ever-unstable, ever-reactive anonymous online collective.
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Productions that are vetted by the Academy for pay equity could also run a special imprimatur in the film credits -- kind of like the "Made in NY" seal the New York City Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment bestows upon qualified films and television shows that do at least 75% of their production in the Big Apple.
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The uncertainty veiling even a small detail like this one is an indicator of the power that ambiguity bestows on the silhouettes, which is the reason why I find conventionally fleshed out images like "Sketch for an American Comic Opera with 63th Century Race Riots" less compelling, even if they are more emotionally expressive in their drawing and brushwork.
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But that's not the case for the Faget house, where space-age luminaries like the rocket builder Wernher von Braun and the astronaut Alan Shepard, the first American in space and the fifth to walk on the moon, were occasional visitors, or the garage — except for a historical medallion from the local Dickinson Historical Society, which bestows more distinction than protection.
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Sen. Cornyn then demonstrated everything one really needs to know about the Senate majority's commitment to transparency and fairness when he inserted at the very last minute a provision into the Senate bill to extend to passive investors in publicly traded master limited partnerships (MLPs) the benefits of the new 23-percent haircut in tax rates that the bill now bestows on active "pass-through" businesses.
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Though the handshake will help stabilize the relationship between the world's two largest economies and provide relief to farmers and manufacturers bearing the brunt of Trump's tariffs, critics warn it falls woefully short in a crucial way: The 86-page text does not cover long-standing U.S. concerns about China's industrial policy, including how to rein in the billions of dollars in government subsidies Beijing bestows upon its state-owned enterprises.
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