Like many other attempts to ding A.O.C., this one boomeranged.
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It looked so good when it started, but it boomeranged badly.
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It boomeranged because they brought attention to it all over again, right?
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Musk boomeranged from laughter to tears during an interview with the NY Times.
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What I discovered was this: people are sending Boomeranged solicited nudes to one another.
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The image quickly boomeranged around Twitter and was picked up by many news outlets.
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In some ways, the flood of rap ads has boomeranged to help Mr. Delgado.
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Neither did her daughter Darlene (Sara Gilbert), who's boomeranged back home with her two kids.
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But after a stomach-curdling free-fall, U.S. equities boomeranged back — a weird financial-markets mulligan.
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Ultimately, though, Payless joined the scant number of survivors that, like Gymboree, boomeranged back into bankruptcy court.
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And it was telling how often the host boomeranged back to those issues as the long night wore on.
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When the White House attempted to conscript Congress into turning its investigative powers on his enemies, it boomeranged on them.
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The dollar was also stronger against the pound, which boomeranged on developments in Britain's plan to leave the European Union.
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Instead, Trump boomeranged Clinton's attack back at her, arguing that Clinton and President Barack Obama's policies have helped ISIS's recruiting efforts.
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But over the past year, the cyberweapon has boomeranged back and is now showing up in the N.S.A.'s own backyard.
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We all saw how pockets of unethical behavior by some devils in the mortgage-backed securities market ultimately boomeranged on average homeowners.
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In it, we find ourselves boomeranged back to the beginning of the narrative: Text is once again converted into a visual art.
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It's revelatory to him that a verbal barb he invented to shoot endlessly at other men via Maeve has boomeranged back to him.
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After 20 years away or abroad, I had boomeranged back to central New Jersey to move in with my parents after my separation.
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You are belting out words used by the soldiers who made that birth possible, and with a taunt that boomeranged for the ages.
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"I told my kids they will always have a home to return to," said Ms. Gioeli, whose daughter boomeranged back home this year.
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While Goldman Sachs has sent many of its senior executives into government service, rarely, has one of them boomeranged back with such lightning speed.
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But the strategy of using radical Islamist groups and militants boomeranged as the Islamist militants began attacking the Pakistani state after gaining some strength.
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Sameer Samat, former president at Jawbone who boomeranged back to Google last year, is the current vice president of product management for Android and Google Play.
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France's captain, Amandine Henry, capped the night in the 85th minute when she boomeranged a right-footed shot into the top right corner of the goal.
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Many Democrats are still steamed over the party-line vote to impeach Bill Clinton, which boomeranged on the GOP even though he did lie about Monica Lewinsky.
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When the activists couldn't publish news of the cases inside the country, they got word to foreign groups like Amnesty International, and the information boomeranged back into Iran.
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Regardless, the exile has boomeranged back and is on track to collide with the outer Perseus arm of the Milky Way, an event that will spark spectacular stellar fireworks.
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A Biden campaign spokeswoman pushed back against the president's tweet, saying Trump's tariff policies have boomeranged back on the United States in the form of lost sales and trade retaliation.
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Democrats' enthusiasm for the 2018 midterms has boomeranged and produced a surge of candidates in these races who threaten to crowd each out and leave Republicans advancing to the general election.
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"The midterm politics of the Kavanaugh nomination just boomeranged on Republicans," said Brian Fallon, the head of the liberal activist group Demand Justice, which is leading opposition efforts against Mr. Kavanaugh.
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The British pound boomeranged on Thursday following Prime Minister Boris Johnson's call for a national election, plunging then recouping some losses to land half a percent lower on the day against the dollar.
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Brill describes efforts to bring more minority members to Congress as "another reform effort that boomeranged," because minority Democrats allied with Republicans to rewrite congressional districts and eviscerate districts held by white Democrats.
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There were plenty of highlights ... but The Miz said nothing could top his "COD TAC line launch" ... where he and Adam were literally boomeranged off the USS Theodore Roosevelt in a military plane.
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Kemal Ozturk, a former columnist for the pro-government newspaper Yeni Safak who is well-connected in government circles, said the self-interest of people close to Mr. Erdogan had boomeranged on them.
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Like most presidents, he did not relish consulting with Congress, a misreading of democracy that boomeranged on him, as a newly elected Republican majority refused to approve his plan for a League of Nations.
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NEW YORK, Jan 10 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields boomeranged on Friday after the Labor Department reported that domestic job growth slowed more than expected in December, first falling on the news before retracing the dip shortly after.
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Halfway through the evening, the Texas senator reprised a campaign trail attack on Trump's "New York values," knowing that Trump would retaliate by characterizing it as a slander against September 11 first responders—and it boomeranged on him.
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" While the tweet was in keeping with Trump's love of trolling memes, it quickly boomeranged once other users began pointing out Thanos is the Marvel Cinematic Universe's mass murdering antagonist … who ultimately fails, despite his claims of "inevitability.
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"But by the end, the shutdown had boomeranged into a powerful force against Republicans, who were seen as wreaking havoc on Federal workers and innocent citizens to score political points," Michael Wines wrote on the front page of the Times.
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Meanwhile, Carol has boomeranged, going from a timid woman unprepared to face the post-apocalypse, to one mercilessly adept at maneuvering it, to one guilty over her violent ways, and finally to someone who's found some sort of equilibrium between the diverging approaches.
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As they approached, they saw Tyler's white bob of hair scurrying in one direction while the man they believed to be Curry boomeranged back to the RV. Sanchez shouted for Curry to stop, but he vanished into the RV. The two could hear him rustling around ominously.
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" Mr. Cummings also sought out "weirdos and misfits" — an invitation that boomeranged when one of his hires, Andrew Sabisky, was forced to resign after the disclosure that he said black people have a lower IQ than whites, and that enforced contraception could prevent "creating a permanent underclass.
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Decisions made to rapidly contain the impact of the financial crisis or the refugee influx have boomeranged in the form of close-to-zero growth, Turkey's near-blackmailing of the EU and the damage to the EU's global image due to its double standards on the rights of refugees.
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In 1953, the United States helped engineer a coup against an Iranian government that represented a nascent democratic movement — a decision that boomeranged, fueling anti-American rancor and contributing to the rupture between the two countries a quarter-century later when zealots stormed the American Embassy in Tehran.
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Republicans went after Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE hard, even eventually impeaching him; I vigorously opposed those moves then and pointed fingers at the Republicans for playing a dangerously divisive game that ultimately boomeranged on them.
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He took these bills and boomeranged them into his top hat. The lit candles still continued to plague him appearing and disappearing. For the finale, Kaps produced a large candelabra. When he was finished, the curtain fell and there a silence for a while.
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The company was manufacturing about 25 percent of the washers and ironers sold in the country. In 1936, the company began exporting with Sears International to new important markets opening up for the Kenmore machines, primarily England, Sweden and the Canal Zone.The Herald Press,"Upton’s First Electric Washer ‘Boomeranged’, Production Lines That Have Made ‘1900’ Corp. World’s Biggest", The Herald Press, Jun 6, 1949 In 1939 the Binghamton plant was closed.
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Jinguofortisidae is distinguished from other non-ornithothoracine birds by the following features: the scapula and coracoid fused into a scapulocoracoid; a boomeranged-shaped furcula without a hypocleidium; proximal margin of humerus concave centrally; deltopectoral crest large and not perforated; minor metacarpal markedly bowed caudally; alular digit terminating at the level of the distal end of major metacarpal; and proximal phalanx of the major digit longer than the intermediate phalanx.
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Reflecting upon this he concludes that timelines where time travels exists eventually collapse on themselves, when somebody changes the reality leading to the invention of time-travel itself. He decides to accept developments as God's will and to begin a new life as "the most lonely of all exiles" in the world where he now finds himself, keeping time travel a secret and never disclosing his knowledge of how to build a working time machine. And meanwhile, Two Dogs' ruthless act against the Empire turns out to have boomeranged against Two Dogs' own people, creating a timeline where Native Americans fared much worse than in the one he destroyed.
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In December 1961, Goldwater had told a news conference that "sometimes I think this country would be better off if we could just saw off the Eastern Seaboard and let it float out to sea." That comment boomeranged on him during the campaign in the form of a Johnson television commercial, as did remarks about making Social Security voluntary, and statements in Tennessee about selling the Tennessee Valley Authority, a large local New Deal employer. The Goldwater campaign spotlighted Ronald Reagan, who appeared in a campaign ad. In turn, Reagan gave a stirring, nationally televised speech, "A Time for Choosing", in support of Goldwater.
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During the ensuing action, in which the escorts searched for the submarine, and she in turn strove to hide at some 350 feet below the surface, a chain dragged by one of the Japanese hunters scraped across Bowfins hull. Meanwhile, depth charge explosions — more than 20 — shook the submarine severely, but did no debilitating damage. When Griffith dared to rise to the surface, he saw a freighter down by the stern being taken under tow. Despite the efforts of the enemy escorts and of five circling Japanese aircraft, Bowfin attacked the convoy, but could not follow the progress of her torpedoes because one of them had boomeranged and threatened her by running in a circular pattern.
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The decision as rendered, had first been called a draw; appalled, Jones demanded a recount of the cards, which boomeranged, showing the fight, dominated by Tiger, as a win for Greaves. Tiger, sincere and honorable in his dealings, often found this virtuous approach not reciprocated, particularly in North America. A. J. Liebling, impressed in witnessing Tiger's 1962 performance versus Henry Hank of Detroit, described the fighter's appearance thus, "... a chest like an old- fashioned black office safe, dropping away to a slender waist, big thighs, and slender legs; he boxed classically, his arms tight against his sides at the beginning of a punch, his savagely methodical blows moving in short arcs and straight lines." Such a description was similarly evoked, albeit in simpler terms, by Tiger's contemporaries.
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Though he accepts that some such statements were issued, he believes that they were intended to stop the panic that was causing the masses to abandon their villages and that they were issued as a warning to the increasing number of Arabs who were willing to accept partition as irreversible and cease struggling against it. From his point of view, in practice the AHC statements boomeranged and further increased Arab panic and flight. According to Aharon Cohen, head of Mapam's Arab department, the Arab leadership was very critical of the "fifth columnists and rumormongers" behind the flight. When, after April 1948, the flight acquired massive dimensions, Azzam Pasha, secretary of the Arab League, and King 'Abdailah both issued public calls to the Arabs not to leave their homes.
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Carpio says that song title is an allusion to the South China Sea and has an implied message that China owns the South China Sea. He said that the video is part of a larger effort of China to influence public opinion to make up for its failures at the early stage of the COVID-19 pandemic. Carpio attributed the disproportionate number of dislikes of "Iisang Dagat"'s YouTube music video as evidence that the move "boomeranged" on China making Filipinos "more angry at China". Jay Batongbacal, Director of the UP Institute for Maritime Affairs and Law of the Sea says that the video is an attempt to placate Filipino public opinion following recent diplomatic protests filed over China's continued activity to assert its territorial claims in the South China Sea taking advantage of countries' preoccupation in dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Next, a sub- contract was accepted from the Bendix Aviation corporation for making propellor controls. This was the device that permitted faster take-offs and steeper climbs by fighters and bombers. Such controls usually were custom- made, but Nineteen Hundred Co. managed to do it on a mass-production assembly line basis. The firm turned out 3,000 units a month and received the highest inspection rating the army and navy could bestow.“Meeting The Challenge”, Whirlpool a Century of Achievement: A New Century of Opportunity (2011) Page 31 HardcoverThe Herald Press,"Upton’s First Electric Washer ‘Boomeranged’, Production Lines That Have Made ‘1900’ Corp. World’s Biggest", The Herald Press, Jun 6, 1949 Louis Upton was called to Washington in 1942 as a "Dollar- A-Year Man", in the position as Chief of the Consumer’s Durable Goods Division of the War Production Board, where he was co-ordinating over 19 industries into the war effort.
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On August 27, 1945 exactly one week after V-J Day, every man who wanted to return to Nineteen Hundred had been called back to work, announcing its new automatic washers, the Kenmore and Whirlpool.“Meeting The Challenge”, Whirlpool a Century of Achievement: A New Century of Opportunity (2011) Page 32-33 HardcoverThe Herald Press,"Upton’s First Electric Washer ‘Boomeranged’, Production Lines That Have Made ‘1900’ Corp. World’s Biggest", The Herald Press, Jun 6, 1949 On May 17, 1949, Louis Upton at the annual meeting of the concern announced his retirement from the presidency and announced the election of Elisha Gray as his successor and Chief Executive Officer. Upton remained active with the firm, serving as Chairman of the Board and directing the policy of the concern.The Herald Press,"Gray Elected President of ‘1900’", The Herald Press, May 18, 1949 In June 1949, the "1900 Corporation", the world's largest manufacturer of home laundry equipment, is honored by the St. Joseph Retail Merchants association by declaring Jun 6 - Jun 13 as "1900 Week".
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