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The Marc Jacobs hair borrowed from The Club Kids, who borrowed from Black culture.
Shadow banks have borrowed from bad banks which may have borrowed from good ones.
That is 'trillion' with a 'T,'" he reminded us, saying "that is money that we have borrowed from the Social Security trust fund, borrowed from China and Japan, borrowed from American taxpayers.
It's important to know if you have a federal loan (borrowed from the government) or a private one (borrowed from a bank or other lender).
About 28500 percent borrowed money from friends or family, 6900 percent borrowed from a bank or credit union and 2628 percent borrowed from an alternative lender.
Ventura, along with fellow AWA wrestler Hulk Hogan, would also later "borrow" from 1970s wrestler "Superstar" Billy Graham, who "borrowed" from Ali, who "borrowed" from Gorgeous George, and so on.
Google's model was actually borrowed from Overture, which built GoTo.com.
The metaphor was borrowed from television, and had mixed results.
"He regularly borrowed from friends to get by," they said.
He borrowed from friends, promising it would not happen again.
These sanitary interiors were borrowed from those of milking houses.
A plan that was borrowed from back in the Obama administration.
Most of these "video game effects" were themselves borrowed from film.
Some wore their own, while others borrowed from friends or family.
We were wrong: Hanquan borrowed from other banks, not Agbank. Sorry.
Clinton had borrowed from his proposals to make public colleges free.
The volume of money being borrowed from the banks will increase.
Such images, borrowed from science, send us through the looking glass.
That fury borrowed from Mr. Trump's playbook on white male anger.
Words borrowed from French account for roughly 5% of the Turkish vocabulary.
Many of the VRU's ideas were themselves borrowed from abroad, particularly America.
Another grabs ammunition from a tan crossbody purse borrowed from her daughter.
Active Track 3.0 has been borrowed from the drone line, as well.
I was against it, using arguments borrowed from seminars on nuclear nonproliferation.
I have spent all my money and borrowed from everybody I can.
It can only be borrowed from the ghosts that have stayed behind.
The Urus' two-screen infotainment/climate control interface is borrowed from Audi.
There were the uphill grass training tracks that are borrowed from Europe.
New Girl copied this method but borrowed from other series as well.
Mr. Rivlin attended the meeting wearing shoes borrowed from a friend's father.
She spent about $140,000, more than half of that borrowed from relatives.
" Never mind that it's partly borrowed from the 1989 movie "Longtime Companion.
Rehearsals began with the usual call for attention, borrowed from West Africa.
The strategies borrowed from sports psychology got me somewhat gracefully through labor.
The loan follows another $11.5 million loan Sears borrowed from ESL last week.
Her emerald dress matched the bride's dazzling emerald tiara, borrowed from the Queen.
The latter was founded in 1994 with money borrowed from Nokia and Motorola.
We have borrowed from our life insurance policy, that's how desperate we are.
There was one surprising new element borrowed from those artists as well: politics.
This is far from the only finding paleontologists have borrowed from the birds.
Racial themes, often borrowed from minstrelsy, are pervasive in early twentieth-century cartoons.
If you told me they'd been borrowed from other productions, I'd believe you.
The modified video appears to have been borrowed from a user on Reddit.
Hefner reportedly founded the magazine with $600 and $1,000 borrowed from his mother.
Even their hashtag borrowed from Virginia's state slogan, changing it to #VirginiaIsForTerrence instead.
That's because many of the details are borrowed from Mr. King's expansive collection.
Her vision was a Pan-African synthesis that borrowed from Europe as well.
Maybe it's because so many scripted podcasts have borrowed from old radio plays.
The Green New Deal he borrowed from progressives in the House of Representatives.
Should France be able to cash in on Leonardos borrowed from Italy too?
As you might suspect, the hinge design was also borrowed from the MacBook.
The Roadster wasn't an original Tesla design; "glider" chassis were borrowed from Lotus.
He constantly experimented with new recipes, based on cookbooks borrowed from the library.
The album's description borrowed from one of Albus Dumbledore's most iconic and uplifting quotes.
The moniker was borrowed from a cunning swordsman in a novel by Jin Yong.
Before, they were relying on knackered, taped-together kit borrowed from the Fat Whites.
Bank-capital levels are being bolstered (albeit with money borrowed from the banks themselves).
And, more importantly, Fortnite borrowed from wherever it could, as fast as it could.
And an idea borrowed from lizards could make your waterproof jacket last even longer
While Parisians borrowed from Germanic invaders, Occitan speakers kept their ears towards the Mediterranean.
Its plan is borrowed from the tech world but anathema to the insurance sector.
The changes might be borrowed from early track edits or leaks, according to Spin.
There was, in their delivery and beats, a rigidity borrowed from the East Coast.
The drug that we end up using might be borrowed from some other disease.
The RV in the flashback was borrowed from a real-life Albuquerque tour company.
These techniques aren't borrowed from the cutting-edge kitchens of New York or Copenhagen.
Central to the philosophy is prototyping, a concept borrowed from how product designers work.
Mr. Moreno collected the bullet casings himself with gloves borrowed from a funeral home.
The message is clear: The new power suit is not borrowed from the boys.
They are a series of video clips borrowed from the Pompidou Center in Paris.
For years the islands borrowed from its catastrophe insurance fund to meet other demands.
The multifunction steering wheel, instrument cluster, and other interior details are borrowed from Volvo.
One has to see it with a flashlight borrowed from the attendant standing outside.
The improved imaging tech was borrowed from the Pentax line of DSLRs, the company says.
Despite the different operating systems, both tablets share common traits borrowed from Samsung's Galaxy phones.
I played it on Mega CD, in the mid-'90s, borrowed from a friend's brother.
On several occasions, Rick and Morty's artists have borrowed from iconic video game weapon design.
UK Sport has borrowed from a wide array of fields in pursuit of an edge.
Other app-connected features borrowed from the drone line include Motionlapse, Time-lapse and Panorama.
It's an idea borrowed from Chairman Mao Zedong, the strongman founder of the People's Republic.
Lately, little Silas has been wearing hats, a move borrowed from his dad, no doubt.
Some researchers have suggested that tardigrades' survival skills are actually borrowed from other creatures' DNA.
The family was relying for now on their remaining savings and money borrowed from relatives.
Like many modern digital innovations, "crowdsourcing" is a concept borrowed from the commercial tech industry.
The two friends greeted each other with a joke borrowed from a popular Vine video.
Most of the money was borrowed from domestic banks and the central bank, he said.
The traders have borrowed from banks and lent it to Erbil at their own risk.
Manson's made-up religion was a cut-and-paste invention that borrowed from many sources.
Such a plan is only possible with ideas borrowed from both sides of the debate.
These recipes are not the same recipes borrowed from other recipe books and pinterest pages.
They have long borrowed from their predecessors: quoted them, evoked them, effaced them, mocked them.
He borrowed from Sorkin's acting, and Warner Brothers even hired Sorkin to play the part.
It's a trick borrowed from Dry Martini, a Barcelona bar that counts — well, you know.
The uniform, borrowed from "The Handmaid's Tale", has become a universal symbol of women's oppression.
LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The language commonly used to describe speculative manias is borrowed from epidemiology.
General McMaster's phrase, "dignity and self-determination for the Palestinians," was borrowed from Mr. Abbas.
Mr. Cohen borrowed from a half-dozen banks and credit unions to buy taxi medallions.
The planets all bear the TRAPPIST name -- which the researchers borrowed from their favorite beer.
Pads, back protection and helmets are increasingly borrowed from other racing sports, especially mountain biking.
Chapecoense is likely to field a team next season of players borrowed from other clubs.
In many cases, they have been borrowed from friends or acquaintances with permission, Koskinen said.
About 1.4 million Americans have borrowed from private lenders, according to a report by LendEdu.
Below ran the evening's cri de coeur, borrowed from the playwright whose surname he shares.
Then there's Cosmos' most famous dish, the mishmash, borrowed from a renowned Montreal Jewish eatery.
The heart of the beast: a 289 cubic inch V-8 borrowed from the Mustang.
The agent showcased his wares — borrowed from the FBI's lab in Quantico, Virginia — and discussed prices.
Barren mahogany smoking rooms are littered with retro-future hardware borrowed from the set of Alien.
Finally, there will be both a direct purchase shop, also borrowed from Fortnite, and purchasable legends.
We open the episode on Tess (Ella Purnell) unpacking plates she has "borrowed" from the restaurant.
Kenya's government borrowed from China and hired a Chinese state-owned company to build the lines.
Kate's diamond earrings were designed to match her Cartier tiara, which was borrowed from Queen Elizabeth.
But late payers are still prone to abuse, especially if they have borrowed from shady people.
For this latest trick, the company actually borrowed from, of all places, its latest flip phone.
They have also borrowed from the ECB - about 204 billion euros at the end of 2016.
Instead, they borrowed from the best of the GM brands, especially Buick, and created something amazing.
It helps that Vivo heavily borrowed from iOS while designing the user interface for the V9.
It's a feature borrowed from Apex Legends, the competing battle royale that launched earlier in 2019.
Ditto for those gigantic diamond earrings she was rocking ... which were reportedly borrowed from Queen Elizabeth.
Representatives for Marfrig said the company borrowed from Caixa at market rates without any special privileges.
The bit with Beyoncé mounting a chair is borrowed from the Crazy Horse cabaret in Paris.
The camps, using rhetoric borrowed from Hezbollah, in Lebanon, and its Iranian backers, promoted Zaydi Islam.
You can use mentor sentences like these, borrowed from the texts above, to construct your own.
Its companies have borrowed from abroad at a faster rate than any emerging market save China's.
The novel employs devices borrowed from Patricia Highsmith's books, those ruthless tales of unstable, swappable identity.
To do so, he borrowed from skills he learned while working for a medical start-up.
It is a gesture that could have been borrowed from Han's imagination, or from her dreams.
Has a bestie promised the stain on the sweater they borrowed from you is really small?
"Now it begins" and "Now it ends" are uttered, borrowed from that scene in the book.
The title track is a tribute to Nas and AZ, with flows borrowed from Jay-Z.
Their bootleg "Viking" chant, borrowed from Iceland's fans, feels much more lackadaisical here in extra time.
Colored solid yellow or green, they look like recycled paint containers borrowed from someone else's studio.
The expeditions, also borrowed from Summit, are intended to spark passions and inspire long-term ambitions.
Mr. Hoque said he maxed out credit cards and borrowed from a dozen friends and relatives.
The guitar and bass were Steve's and the amps were borrowed from another friend of ours.
The Laotian government is relying on money borrowed from China to fund many of these dams.
Nor were his inventions fake, even if they were sometimes impractical or borrowed from other people.
Though it was unlikely his first choice in strategies, Gillespie sadly borrowed from the same playbook.
She and Holder consciously borrowed from the populist strategy of Obama's 2012 campaign against Mitt Romney.
The grandma's animal print hair bonnet is borrowed from girls he'd seen at the Fulton Mall.
A little more than half of that comes from banks, with the rest borrowed from the market.
Some dialectal words are borrowed from European languages, like talifoon (telephone), which is used alongside MSA'S haatif.
Of the $12.53 million it borrowed from the government, the company could only pay back $53 million.
Within each cell, groups organized themselves into circles of interest—a structure borrowed from the Occupy movement.
The big thing here, aside from price, is the fast-charge tech, borrowed from the company's handsets.
The second, borrowed from the French FN, is to give the AfD a sharper, more distinctive face.
Its rubbery pokémon look like discount balloons or like they're borrowed from the Sonic 3D Blast era.
He and his family have borrowed from local moneylenders to drill five bore holes across the smallholding.
It was built using my own personal savings and assets, and also those borrowed from generous friends.
Instead, he's often borrowed from the conventions of black culture and kept his masculinity neutralized and unthreatening.
It's called FPV racing, a term borrowed from the world of video games, meaning first person view.
True, Spielberg and other directors of his generation have openly borrowed from old movies throughout their careers.
Down payments for new homes, which are relatively high in China, are often borrowed from family members.
I recently reached my emergency fund savings goal using a strategy I borrowed from my 401(k).
He later changed the story again, saying the money was borrowed from Mr. Kim and later repaid.
"Mad Shelia" wouldn't be the first time a Chinese movie has borrowed from a popular Western franchise.
All of the questionnaires and measurement scales were borrowed from studies on human caregiving relationships, Spitznagel said.
Blood was found in the car he had borrowed from a friend the night of the killing.
To pay for their theater chains, the studios borrowed from Wall Street and cleaned up their profile.
Mr. Wang borrowed from an online cash lender and friends in order to add to his investment.
He emptied his bank account, borrowed from friends and hurried to the man's office in Astoria, Queens.
He frequently borrowed from the language that President Trump has used to attack those investigating his administration.
Or they'd never have used Facebook Messenger stickers because they were borrowed from Line, WeChat or wherever.
Many of the comments used names and addresses borrowed from real people, almost always without their knowledge.
More than half of what I read are audiobooks, borrowed from my library on the Libby app.
Mr. Bernier seeks to distance himself from President Trump, but appears to have borrowed from his playbook.
Detailed financial information will also reveal how much money Trump has borrowed from government-dominated Chinese banks.
At least initially, infrastructure borrowed from the services will include initial training for enlisted members and officers.
He called these "combinations of concrete objects," recurring in time, "involutes," a term he borrowed from conchology.
Mr. Wang borrowed from an online cash lender and friends in order to add to his investment.
Scholars still debate whether this magical duet was written by Monteverdi or borrowed from some other composer.
Germany, the defending champion, supplemented its precision with a faster tempo borrowed from the English Premier League.
This idea of a continuous narrative isn't the only concept Marvel Studios borrowed from its comic books.
She topped it all off with a Balmain jacket borrowed from her husband and the clear heels again.
No, the iPhone wasn't the first smartphone, and many of its best features were borrowed from other innovators.
The name is borrowed from the performance-oriented Mustang Mach 1, which hit the road five decades ago.
She also adorned her hair with the Greville Emerald Kokoshnik Tiara, her something borrowed from her royal grandmother.
What's more interesting are the new iOS 11 multitasking features for the iPad that are borrowed from macOS.
It's also been said that the riff may have been "borrowed" from The Shod'ssong "He Shot Himself Up".
The new Google Earth also adds an I'm Feeling Lucky button, as borrowed from its bigger search sibling.
The drones were borrowed from France's culture and interior ministries, as firefighters still don't have their own drones.
He's borrowed from some of the better teams in the league, some of the things that have worked.
Many of these were written for adults in a style borrowed from an original series of children's books.
The Arabic al-, meaning "the", has been taken as an integral part of words borrowed from that tongue.
Libor is based on what banks say they believe they would pay if they borrowed from other banks.
At the end of the day, these structural pieces may not have been exactly borrowed from the boys.
It, too, is borrowed from Audi: the luxury marque debuted a curved display at CES earlier this year.
His slogan, "A Future to Believe In," is clearly borrowed from Obama's "Change We Can Believe In" motto.
The speech's coda is wisely borrowed from the past: Things are good, and America will continue to shine.
His slogan—"A Future to Believe In"—is clearly borrowed from Obama's "Change We Can Believe In" motto.
It does have a bunch of useful features, though, many of which have been borrowed from other smartphones.
The book's title, Margin of Safety, is a term borrowed from the godfather of value investing: Benjamin Graham.
"That was language that they borrowed from the British," said Noah Feldman, a professor at Harvard Law School.
Much of UPROSE's work revolves around a push for just transitions, a concept borrowed from the labor movement.
The feature, which was borrowed from live-streaming pioneers like Meerkat and Periscope, no doubt had noble intentions.
Her subsequent performance of "Formation" at the Super Bowl featured outfits and imagery borrowed from the Black Panthers.
Instead the show just seems as if it's constructed of gimmicks and dynamics borrowed from other crime shows.
Noisey: I understand the title for Difficult Loves is borrowed from a novel by the author Italo Calvino.
Other provisions are borrowed from Colorado law, where the state learned hard lessons about home-grown pot plants.
No Melvin Redick appears in Pennsylvania records, and his photos seem to be borrowed from an unsuspecting Brazilian.
Lamb pelts thrown over the backs of high leather-upholstered seats project a studied cool borrowed from Scandinavia.
Can we really fight patriarchy with weapons borrowed from the history of upper-and-middle-class women's confinement?
On a paper napkin borrowed from the waiter, he drew out a scheme to outwit this vicious cycle.
And the innovations that have occurred in the last decade have almost all been borrowed from the iPhone.
The Wisconsin regents, almost all of whom are appointed by the Republican governor, Scott Walker, borrowed from it.
Madonna, for example, always borrowed from whatever was happening in the clubs and gave it a pop twist.
He carved a pear-wood sarcophagus, incised with Degas-vintage ballerinas and laughing faces borrowed from Japanese netsuke.
Plus, it has a bunch of unique features, some new and some borrowed from Ultimate Ears' other speakers.
In those days, the Dodge Durango that Josh and Zach borrowed from their mother played a central role.
To prepare, he pored over lists of words from previous bees that his father borrowed from other parents.
In Jammu, to the south, the Maharaja's forces assisted by troops borrowed from other princely states, massacred Muslims.
Later that morning, I picked up the well-thumbed book, one my sister had borrowed from a friend.
Or it means riffs on forms borrowed from somewhere else — Renaissance Europe, say, or the greater Islamic world.
In that case, the funds borrowed from a bank to construct a building with space for additional tenants.
They have borrowed from friends and relatives, and racked up $50,000 in credit card bills and other debt.
Periodically, she inserts retellings of Italian folk tales borrowed from, among other sources, "The Decameron" and Italo Calvino.
Infosys was founded in 1981 by seven engineers, including Murthy, who pooled $250, mostly borrowed from their wives.
Mr. Ng says his work is related to something known as urban acupuncture, a concept borrowed from architecture.
After extensive research, he established his workshop in 1985 with four antique printing blocks borrowed from local museums.
" Her producers recall Levenson's using a term borrowed from "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy": "zhuzh it up.
The vocal lines unite pop simplicity, medieval-style incantation and a singsong spoken style borrowed from Robert Ashley.
In Jammu, to the south, the Maharaja's forces assisted by troops borrowed from other princely states, massacred Muslims.
Others, like Abdu Shakur, promised to reimburse the boatman upon reaching Bangladesh with money borrowed from relatives there.
As a prescription, Awad offered Islamophobin, a concept borrowed from Muslims in Sweden who created a similar product.
The phrasing and diction feel comfortably American, as King is, while the plot points are borrowed from modern China.
The slimming effect is due to a curved screen, borrowed from the S7 Edge, that eliminates the side bezels.
It was "borrowed" from baseball, where fans would target Mets' star Darryl Strawberry with a mocking "DAR-RYL" chant.
The money they borrowed from family back home is running out and she says they can't ask for more.
The royal bride adorned her hair with the Greville Emerald Kokoshnik Tiara, her something borrowed from her royal grandmother.
The islanders of Tsushima, unlike other Japanese, use chingu, a word borrowed from Korean, to mean a close friend.
The princess bride adorned her hair with the Greville Emerald Kokoshnik Tiara, her something borrowed from her royal grandmother.
Borrowed from a feature within Fortnite, Epic is bringing its Support-A-Creator program to its new game store.
The bank has borrowed from other industries, for instance by studying how carmakers use common parts in several models.
Borrowed from the ancient Ayurvedic practice of dry body-brushing comes Aveda's new soft brush designed for the face.
The new Ghostbusters ride around in an old-timey Cadillac hearse that Patty (Leslie Jones) borrowed from her uncle.
Its activists call this "metapolitics", a concept borrowed from Antonio Gramsci, an Italian Marxist of the 1920s and 1930s.
Rowley's recipe for caramel lemonade borrowed from a century-old technique for turning cheap moonshine into passable aged whiskey.
The rate is based on what banks say they believe they would pay if they borrowed from other banks.
"The UMBRAGE team maintains a library of application development techniques borrowed from in-the-wild malware," the document reads.
One of the techniques used to do this is "pseudo real-time" texting, borrowed from the 2015 game Lifeline….
Modi's tactics were borrowed from the playbook of U.S. President Donald Trump, said Sam Pitroda, an adviser to Gandhi.
Rhetorically, the senator from Vermont's strategy of running a positive campaign could be borrowed from the Roman general's playbook.
More tellingly, Fine Gael's slogan, "Let's keep the recovery going", which it borrowed from the Conservatives, failed to resonate.
For me, they resulted in often low-carb concoctions like the breakfast stack I borrowed from a keto blog.
Going back to the big five Disney movies … there's a lot of imagery we borrowed from that, especially Bambi.
Pillars of Eternity 2, like the original and the games it borrowed from, is a fantasy-ass video game.
Business lingo is packed with terms borrowed from the animal kingdom—bull markets, bear raids, fat cats, and more.
Eileen was smoking, mizzle prickling her face; Murt was in a woollen hat and gloves borrowed from his uncle.
Their horses were borrowed from a film studio, having appeared in a scene about the coronation of Alexander III.
She filled the rooms with mismatched furniture bought at thrift stores and borrowed from her flamboyant mother-in-law.
That's interesting, given that building "with" user input is how Twitter used to develop features borrowed from the community.
Instead, she's been traveling largely by train and, in one instance, an electric car borrowed from former California Gov.
She named her Christine after the woman who edited her book, "Dear World," a phrase borrowed from her tweets.
Upstairs, the master bedroom has a dressing room and enlarged bathroom, created with space borrowed from an adjacent room.
The song darkens, with a few chord changes borrowed from Radiohead's "OK Computer," an album about technology and despair.
But Beyoncé isn't the only huge pop star to have borrowed from Fosse … Rent or purchase it on Amazon.
" As an outlaw, the singer-composer Jihae wears shades that appear borrowed from the wardrobe department for "The Matrix.
The Times team writes: Mr. Cohen borrowed from a half-dozen banks and credit unions to buy taxi medallions.
They scraped by, relying on money borrowed from relatives and the support of friends on the Hostage Rescue Team.
It also wants to establish players who are three-on-three stars, not borrowed from five-on-five basketball.
But we will not be drawn into a rigged game based on a playbook borrowed from the McCarthy era.
Their PE owner funds the purchases with 30% equity and 43% debt borrowed from other private (equity) credit funds.
"Music in the early United States was almost entirely borrowed from British and Italian musical styles," Ms. Harbert said.
I had taken Bartola (a family nickname borrowed from former Mets pitcher Bartolo Colon) to a toddler music class.
Eventually, records show, he borrowed from Progressive Credit Union and Signature Bank to buy more medallions and more equipment.
He wore a shiny jacket that seemed borrowed from someone else; his wrists strained in the too small sleeves.
His slogan — "For the Many not the Few" — was no less effective for having been borrowed from Tony Blair.
He installed a system that combined the freewheeling speed of Indian ball with defensive strategies borrowed from college programs.
With these phrases, he has not just inspired autocratic rulers around the world, he has also borrowed from them.
Critic's Notebook The prize's winner-takes-all model, borrowed from book and film awards, sits uneasily with contemporary art.
In the Oxnard crash, the driver was using Google Maps in Spanish on a smartphone borrowed from his wife.
The money was borrowed from commercial banks, he said, so the cost keeps growing as the loans accrue interest.
Many Latin American governments had borrowed from US banks, who now charged far higher interest rates after Volcker's hikes.
If that plot sounds like it's borrowed from another famous high school-set musical, Grease, your instincts are correct.
For three years, our relationship relied on email and long-distance calls and plane fares borrowed from the bank.
She also probably borrowed from her life, having contracted polio when she was 16 and under contract at Paramount.
It has been said that Trump the director has borrowed from World Wrestling productions with their bombast and caricatures.
The exhibit includes looped clips from the two films, presenting them with the corresponding photos that Kubrick borrowed from.
But some critics quickly found passages borrowed from Michelle Obama's speech at the same point in the 2008 Democratic convention.
One thing that worked perfectly, once I scaled the learning curve, was the squeeze function, borrowed from the HTC U11.
It's titled Town Hall Project 22018, and it is a battle plan, borrowed from an old foe: the Tea Party.
We spoke to Yoon about what parts of this cross-cultural, whirlwind love story were borrowed from her own life.
Trump's success affirmed for him that his methods, borrowed from his life's work as a promoter and pitchman -- were right.
Willie navigates the bardo, a semi-hallucinatory state (borrowed from Tibetan Buddhism) between life and reincarnation, while the father grieves.
The Byte name, meanwhile, is borrowed from an earlier tool created by Hofmann in the wake of the original Vine.
One recurring story conceit, involving a smirking corpse guiding Nick around London, is borrowed from An American Werewolf In London.
It's almost identical to the gestures that Apple borrowed from webOS to bring to the iPhone X two years ago.
Bosses hope that the belligerence on trade is a ploy borrowed from "The Apprentice", and that stable agreements will emerge.
The other big physical improvement on the camera side was borrowed from another one of Samsung's phones: the Note 8.
In that time it pioneered the use of shock tactics such as hunger strikes, borrowed from Russia and emulated elsewhere.
Papiamento is a melting pot language that has borrowed from Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, English, Native American, and African vocabulary groups.
Smith is in south Austin, in a space borrowed from a Democrat contesting a Republican incumbent in the upcoming midterms.
Turn it head-on and you can see straight through the middle — an engineering party trick borrowed from Dyson's fans.
But launching small satellites atop rocket technologies borrowed from China's national space programs is simply a way into the market.
In particular, some of Stranger Things' most heart-pounding beats seem borrowed from the Jurassic Park playbook in Season 2.
Learning from Magic's long history This is an approach borrowed from Magic The Gathering, the godfather of collectible card games.
Libor is calculated based on what banks say that they believe they would pay if they borrowed from other banks.
Howie Kendrick, the team's second baseman, repeated a phrase borrowed from the team's manager, David Martinez, earlier in the playoffs.
The samples are borrowed from Portugal's National Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences and on display until June 25.
The climate control venti-knobs are sort of weird, but they're easy to use — and borrowed from the Chevy Camaro!
A pistol he borrowed from an assistant was found beneath his body, and a spent cartridge was at the scene.
Data is the fuel, and algorithms borrowed from the tool kit of artificial intelligence, notably machine learning, are the engine.
One factoid borrowed from the plot of a Robert Redford film seems absolutely loony in the context of this story.
According to Patricia Ortiz, when authorities found Melissa Ramirez's body, she was wearing a shirt she had borrowed from Janelle.
The Abakanowicz was borrowed from a museum; the Pape sculpture from a New York gallery that handles the artist's estate.
That said, there are some nice additions borrowed from the iOS version that do make the macOS version more engaging.
Along with the monumental oil painting on canvas, borrowed from Villa Guinigi, the Boijmans presents about a dozen preliminary sketches.
To pay for such projects, many African nations have borrowed from China or relied on natural resources like oil reserves.
Yet principles borrowed from criminal law can help us analyze whether our response to their actions is just and fair.
The traditional Christmas colors red and green, so well-illustrated on your average poinsettia, were actually borrowed from the Celts.
Led by Morgan Stanley, which borrowed from the Fed's so-called discount window on Monday, seven other firms will follow.
The event's name was borrowed from the title of a new book by Graham Farmelo, who gave the introductory talk.
Generation Grandparent People talk about the first glimpses of their first grandchildren in terms borrowed from romantic poetry: They swoon.
Her first major North American museum show, consisting of over a hundred paintings mostly borrowed from Brazil, opens Sunday, Oct.
They ran out of money, cashed out all of their retirement savings, took out more loans and borrowed from parents.
Mr. Bieber has been using styles borrowed from black and Latin music for years — here he was returning the favor.
They transported her on an improvised stretcher, a surfboard borrowed from neighbors, and with help from their college-age sons.
The ritual, borrowed from the biblical story of Bilhah and Rachel, emphasizes that Offred is nothing more than a womb.
In the movies, the DeLorean's engine was modified to run on fusion technology borrowed from a trip to the future.
Meanwhile, the head of a cow in Edwin Landseer's "Wild Cattle of Chillingham" was likely borrowed from a book illustration.
A girl, barely in her teens, saunters over to her neighbor's house to retrieve something he borrowed from her dad.
China and Russia are taking aim at America in space with a dizzying array of weapons seemingly borrowed from science fiction.
But in the beginning, he was just trying to grow the company he bought with $217,22005 he borrowed from his dad.
Parenting Philosophy: Borrowed from the horse whisperer, Buck Brannaman: "Be gentle in what you do, firm in how you do it."
This huge layer of vocabulary was either borrowed directly, borrowed from Latin via French or coined in English from Latin roots.
To us, this work is about building spaces of "intimate solidarity," a term borrowed from fellow artist in struggle Patricia Vazquez.
Pay scales borrowed from the bureaucracy mean chief executives get paid around $50,000, pushing the brightest sparks to the private sector.
Also borrowed from the One Vision is a dedicated Night Mode, which promises a Pixel-like ability to illuminate darker shots.
No matter how much Stefani borrowed from other people and cultures to create her look, it was framed as uniquely hers.
Minus a thin gold band I borrowed from my former roommate and never gave back, I fall in the latter category.
But if the group's debts to folk and blues music meant that they often borrowed from others, they were hardly unoriginal.
That is, countries that had borrowed from China but this borrowing is not reported by the IMF, by the World Bank.
The show is made up of paintings and sculptures as well as artifacts borrowed from museums and collections across the country.
Other pieces play with the the female form, creating characters or scenes borrowed from mid-century advertising and children's book aesthetics.
"Graphic influences were borrowed from famous British creatives who depicted a sort of romanticised and alternative urban utopia," Wong tells Creators.
The lyrics match the utopianism of the statement that accompanied Sunday's protest, borrowed from Dmitri Prigov's concept of the Heavenly Policeman.
FOREIGN INVESTORS Ethiopian Airlines has borrowed from foreign banks including JP Morgan, ING Capital and Societe Generale over the past decade.
Words in later works are borrowed from Proust, Joyce, film scripts, and newspaper headlines, and present a more complex philosophical stance.
Countries that happily borrowed from international investors over the past few years have now found themselves shut out of the markets.
" The country has "borrowed from our children and their future for too long, the devastating consequences of which cannot be overstated.
In 1957, Adonis helped establish the quarterly Shi'r , a flamboyantly cosmopolitan magazine, whose name was borrowed from the American magazine Poetry .
With a title borrowed from the country's motto, the movie centers on candid interviews with Cubans living with shortages and rations.
Bob Petty stands outside a red-brick building in a shower cap and a white uniform he borrowed from his boss.
These terms are borrowed from the United Kingdom, which implemented a "One-in, One-out" policy for new regulations in 2005.
Some analysts say that these changes at Google Cloud, which seem to be borrowed from Oracle, could drive a cultural clash.
The practice is one he borrowed from Amazon, where founder Jeff Bezos famously banned presentations among his senior team in 2004.
Using techniques borrowed from anesthesiology, the method will regulate the amount of DMT in the body and, more important, the brain.
The researchers used methods borrowed from developmental psychologists to discover the assumptions a DeepMind image classifier was using to categorize objects.
It's a culture, and one that's been freely borrowed from by both those inside the scene and those outside of it.
He recently began feuding with former Vine star Chloe Woodard and smashed a $300,000 Ferrari he borrowed from another YouTuber's dad.
In the meantime, here's a rundown of what could happen next, borrowed from Charlie Savage's excellent guide (and updated where necessary).
A manifesto, borrowed from /r/militant, took steps to clear nebulous language and make the case for what is acceptable content.
To make their advertising valuable, they employed a wide range of psychological tricks, some borrowed from slot machines, propaganda, and magic.
I need to find an outlet now (I'm texting you from a phone I borrowed from a lady on the street).
An early scene in "Tuca & Bertie" is borrowed from her relationship with the comedian Adam Conover, her partner of 10 years.
Some of the installations in the exhibit, like life-sized figurines of his fictional characters, are borrowed from the Bleak House.
Using techniques borrowed from advertising — world-building, abstracting the female body — she started to poke fun at and upend these stereotypes.
"It goes beyond clothes," Mr. Lydon said, admiring a pleated yellow jumpsuit with undulating curves that seemed borrowed from Frank Gehry.
A collection of small meeting rooms are dominated by large art installations, an idea that Cornell said was borrowed from Pixar.
Chavez, the house leader, had a theory about co-living, borrowed from a music lesson she learned in high-school band.
That last idea was borrowed from their friend the poet James Fenton, whose former place outside Oxford was an early inspiration.
Later in the night, he called "Jazz Is a Four-Letter Word," whose title is borrowed from Max Roach's unfinished memoir.
They are both silhouettes of armless figures in suggestively symbolic poses that might have been borrowed from a Bauhaus tarot deck.
He used unusual tuning systems, Minimalist repetition techniques, complex rhythmic and contrapuntal figures, and structural elements borrowed from the Romantic symphonists.
His assembly line, a concept borrowed from meat-processing plants, allowed him to create cars faster and cheaper than his competitors.
Compounding his images — urgent, bold, often hallucinatory — are headlong inscriptions that mix original writing and material borrowed from authors spanning centuries.
In his sketches on view in Denver, he has copied diagrams of chemical compounds he borrowed from Ms. Adler's science textbooks.
A nearby display of Cherokee and Choctaw objects and clothing borrowed from his family copies the clinical arrangements in ethnographic museums.
Heidi Heitkamp, a Democrat, and seeks to make police officers a protected class, using language borrowed from federal hate crime law.
But the line, like so many others in The Mule, feels like it's borrowed from a movie where it's more earned.
It can also perform the same facial recognition tech, borrowed from its sister company Google, that underpins the Nest Cam IQ camera.
They had come out from Frankfurt, on a Sunday jaunt, in a little car that my father had borrowed from a friend.
" The Senate Majority Leader trolled Blankenship by tweeting a photoshopped image of himself borrowed from an ad for the Netflix show "Narcos.
A waist-length pony and an oversize, borrowed-from-the-boys button-up is also a move straight out of Rih's playbook.
It's ironic that in order to do so, Facebook borrowed from a digital texture most millennials associate with a time before Facebook.
While many might find Elise's religion unconventional and uncomfortable, he said her beliefs are all borrowed from a variety of religious traditions.
The first, borrowed from Austria's Freedom Party, is to make the party acceptable as a coalition partner, starting at the state level.
There are 2500 VGA cameras and 30 HD cameras, as well as 10 RGB-D depth sensors borrowed from Xbox gaming consoles.
As George sees it, the idea of making nightclubs inclusive is a "depressing trend" and one that is borrowed from student unions.
YouTube's community borrowed from reality TV's most innovative narrative tool — confessionals — to create what the entire world now understands as modern vlogging.
But with the GoPro Max, the company borrowed from Insta360's playbook and made the most accessible 3603 camera I have used.
There are two other new features that are borrowed from another Native Instruments product, Maschine Jam: a smart strip, and lock button.
It has a more advanced suspension, borrowed from the F-Type, and massive 22-inch Pirelli tires to paw at the tarmac.
Sit down at a Cairo café and the waiter might greet you as basha, borrowed from Turkish pasha and the Ottoman conquest.
Some of it has been taken and borrowed from us, so we don't get credit from it and that's a tough part.
But this edit will be different from the last one: It will include a gene, borrowed from a jellyfish, for red fluorescence.
Again, I wasn't able to find any of these in the drugstore—the one in the picture, I borrowed from a friend.
Incorporating social awareness into her music is a skill she borrowed from her main musical influence, the late R&B singer Aaliyah.
Thugger is versatile, sure, but he's in Yachty's world here, slurring over a beat that could have been borrowed from Super Mario.
Rockstar Games has long borrowed from popular cinema, and a story similar to an iconic spaghetti Western doesn't seem like a stretch.
In the interview with Reuters, Pōhiva said Pacific nations who borrowed from China should "collectively work together to find a way out".
He pointed out that the middle, instrumental passage of "Gwan" braids together elements borrowed from a Welsh lullaby and a Shaker hymn.
Holmes' attitude toward secrecy and running a company was borrowed from a Silicon Valley hero of hers: former Apple CEO Steve Jobs.
"Forward-Deployed American" is his preferred term, borrowed from a boarding school acquaintance who was posted abroad for work and never returned.
Griffin bought him for $8000, delivered to the fishermen in small bills that he'd borrowed from a collection of friends and neighbors.
Clark came to his home two weeks ago to return items he said he had "borrowed" from the fire department, Milligan said.
He had a gunshot wound in the head, and a pistol he had borrowed from an assistant was found beneath his body.
Even little details, like the volume knob being down by the shifter instead of on the dash, are borrowed from the Q24.
Andrew Rosenthal Melania Trump borrowed from Michelle Obama for her speech at the Republican convention where her husband was nominated for president.
"We use things borrowed from the world of molecular gastronomy like alginate and agar-agar to add stability and structure," says Dobrzensky.
He borrowed from them widely and merged them intuitively, part of a generation of young performers dismantling the frameworks they were handed.
As this is the third remake of the story, a lot of A Star Is Born has been borrowed from previous versions.
Signs evoke the refinery, and mechanical elements borrowed from the site include spinning valve wheels that were cast from Domino Sugar originals.
I'm not that deep in my own comedic process because most of my process is borrowed from the approaches of other people.
Early in his career he painted well known figures, including the actress Bea Arthur, and borrowed from fashion magazines to challenge himself.
If you include the money the U.S. government has borrowed from its own federal trust funds, that number rises to $19.8 trillion.
More recently, Califia is putting the almond milk into cold-brewed and nitrogen-infused coffees, a technique borrowed from the beer business.
Not only did he mimic Jordan's game on the court but he also borrowed from his playbook in life and the media.
Her breasts were immense and heaved like distant ocean waves inside her woman's bra, which she must have "borrowed" from her mother.
A big-splash proposal to privatize the nation's air traffic control system, borrowed from House Republicans, has faced tougher-than-expected opposition.
Though he's borrowed from Apollo 11 mission transcripts (sparingly) and Times coverage (likewise), he emphasized that the play is not pure documentary.
For this trip he's also taking a stash of euros (borrowed from a colleague who just returned from Europe with extra cash).
I said no to my sister, who wasn't keeping track of how much money she borrowed from me to travel the world.
It is a ubiquitous expression in football, a term borrowed from golf that has been refashioned and taken on a misguided connotation.
But a chunk of the buffer should be built also with the funds borrowed from the markets, two of the officials said.
Quyet told Reuters that capital from Bamboo, FLC and funds borrowed from Vietnamese and foreign banks would be used for the purchases.
The design was borrowed from Lotus, and the UK automaker supplied Tesla with chassis through the Roadster&aposs run, from 2008-2012.
B&N Bank has not disclosed how much funds it borrowed from the central bank after applying for an emergency liquidity injection.
They brought in a Harvard professor for pedagogy advice and borrowed from commercial TV to create memorable characters, including Jim Henson's Muppets.
They brought in a Harvard professor for pedagogy advice and borrowed from commercial TV to create memorable characters, including Jim Henson's Muppets.
From early medieval times to the present day, Hindus and Muslims have borrowed from each other's religious vocabularies, with sometimes surprising results.
John Crawford had a BB gun borrowed from an Ohio Walmart, and was shot and killed just for playing with said gun.
Banks wanted to get out from under these conditions, so many of them borrowed from private companies to pay back the taxpayers.
Trump language neatly mirrors that of a comic book villain — simplistic, largely empty and full of caps lock insults he borrowed from Thesaurus.com.
Jovellanos dubbed the project Ham4Pamphlet, a stylization she borrowed from the musical's supplementary weekly street performances, which are hashtagged #Ham4Ham on social media.
He has a vision that animates his ideas, one based not in the pure world of numbers, but in concepts borrowed from physics.
No wonder his brother was overjoyed when Bitcha called him from the Open Arms on a phone he borrowed from a crew member.
He builds art-generating software by feeding photos, video, and line drawings into code borrowed from the cutting edge of machine learning research.
The devices are similar in a number of ways, including the addition of a macro lens, borrowed from last year's Motorola One Macro.
Only 6% of Indians borrowed from a formal lender in 2014, according to the World Bank, whereas 14% went to a loan shark.
Speaking of doodles, by the way, Messages also lets you send quick doodles via Digital Touch (a feature borrowed from the Apple Watch).
Not only could the μTug smimc ants through teamwork, but they anchored themselves to the ground with an adhesive borrowed from gecko toes.
In this relatively new sport, contestants do battle with moves borrowed from boxing, wrestling, karate and other forms of hand-to-hand combat.
This name is borrowed from the traditional Ancient eyeliner, but alludes to a smokey or deep black color, rather than the pencil's formulation.
Dota Auto Chess is a mod of Dota 2, meaning it was created using art assets, concepts, and code borrowed from Valve's game.
Cobrapost alleged that through the shell companies, money the company borrowed from the banks ended up with other entities controlled by the Wadhawans.
No bank would offer a mortgage on such a property, so Alice borrowed from her parents and paid for the house in cash.
The regular Versa has Assisted GPS borrowed from a paired smartphone, which means you won't get detailed mapping for your runs without it.
Borrowed from physics, it suggests that people can withstand adverse or demanding circumstances up to a certain point, after which they will break.
Our sources say the jewelry was borrowed from designer Lorraine Schwartz ... so she obviously had a vested interest in protecting the merch too.
With a 7-year-old son to support, he makes deliveries for a drugstore chain using a motorcycle he borrowed from his mother.
Her emerald dress matched the bride's tiara borrowed from the Queen, but it was her over-the-top hat that had Twitter roaring.
The term is borrowed from science fiction, and means transforming the make-up of a planet to make it habitable for human life.
We get a blood-red glow, emanating from the children's tree house, and borrowed from the eyelike windows in " The Amityville Horror " (1979).
Burke said some of U.S.A. Hockey's recent tactics, such as credentialing youth coaches and offering them continuing training, had been borrowed from Canada.
Nonetheless, Clark came to his home two weeks ago to return items he said he had "borrowed" from the fire department, he said.
Despite Republican rhetoric that ObamaCare is a socialistic monstrosity, the foundation for the law — which was borrowed from the plan that then-Gov.
It was not about the gross, smiling, chunky shock of an aesthetic basically borrowed from Pulp Fiction or the splatter right out Aliens.
" Once again, the title is borrowed from Shakespeare's Hamlet, where the full line is "A little more than kin and less than kind.
We borrowed from different genres and put them all together, but we still have that 808 Atlanta sound because that's where I'm from.
Markle quickly followed suit, opting for a $6 pair, reportedly borrowed from a friend who bought them from Portobello Road Market in London.
The term was borrowed from the phrases "binge-eating" and "binge-drinking," and is most commonly associated with Netflix, which helped popularize it.
BRASSAÏ The glow of 1930s Paris shines in photographs borrowed from French and American museums and the Estate Brassaï Succession. Nov. 17-Feb.
It only recently got its own telephone country code — 803 — while still mostly using codes 377 and 386 borrowed from Monaco and Slovenia.
To do so, it borrowed from recipes of national development proposed by Hamilton soon after the Americans broke free of their British overlords.
During the war, the company relied heavily on the work of slave laborers from occupied countries or borrowed from concentration camps, including Auschwitz.
Professor Kessler-Harris said that her copy of "Economic History," borrowed from Columbia's library in 1951, was not taken out again until 1966.
Both agencies are using short-term contractors, re-employed retirees and employees borrowed from other agencies to fill holes while they continue hiring.
He is paying off a medallion that he bought for $357,000 in 2006 with money borrowed from his relatives and a credit union.
What he came up with — a shooting gesture he borrowed from an Adam Sandler film — was unique, and vocally appreciated by the crowd.
Even the title of his recent book is borrowed from Barry Goldwater whose actions many consider the impetus to the modern conservative movement.
Milligan said that Clark came to his home some weeks ago to return items he said he had "borrowed" from the fire department.
It was deGrom's first major league home run after 176 at-bats, and it was hit with a bat borrowed from David Wright.
"Strong erstwhile returns have borrowed from future gains," Sharmin Mossavar-Rahmani, Goldman Sachs Investment Strategy Group CIO, said in the group's 2020 outlook.
Willink said a napping habit he borrowed from one of his high-school teachers came in handy during SEAL training and on patrol.
I quickly change at home into more comfortable clothes before heading out to return the skis I borrowed from a friend last season.
The LGFVs have also borrowed from the Chinese shadow banking sector as official channels dried up due to the government's crackdown on leverage.
In a magnificent untitled piece from 1992, borrowed from the Whitney Museum, a vast, stilled explosion of projecting wires is covered with hair.
But as Donald Jr. has sought to establish his own business identity, he has borrowed from his father's playbook — and, occasionally, his payroll.
You can opt for an OLED screen with 4K resolution this time around, which is borrowed from this year's HP Spectre x360 15.
In the end, the Chouinards borrowed from a friend and from some Argentines who wanted to get their money out of the country.
They are on the hood of a car they've borrowed from Uncle Earl, wearing the clothes they got from the New Orleans underworld.
Last Tuesday, the Trump administration borrowed from the despot playbook by boycotting hearings in Washington before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.
For the show, a woodcut print of a bare food cupboard by Louise Bourgeois has been borrowed from the Museum of Modern Art.
According to prosecutors, Percoco referred to the bribes as "ziti" in emails, a term he borrowed from the HBO mafia drama The Sopranos.
The effort may soon shift into higher gear, thanks to an idea borrowed from the internet that has helped in other fields: crowdsourcing.
At one point, Vincent says that a "grain of madness is the best of art," an observation borrowed from one of his missives.
Historians are quick to point out that Roman antiquity is not the only historical period that white nationalists have appropriated or borrowed from.
According to Ross, Raniere's underlying philosophy is combo of the Socratic method, Ayn Rand, multi-level marketing, and some language borrowed from Scientology.
Then I start reading the Japanese travel books I borrowed from the library, and I end up taking notes for the next few hours.
Miranda's sand printer uses techniques borrowed from the classic dot-matrix printers that were a hallmark of home publishing in the '80s and '90s.
The language wasn't original—he had borrowed from Tristan Harris again—but it was, by the accounts of many people around him, entirely sincere.
Of those who have borrowed from the federal government and began repayments in 4323, 10% defaulted within two years, up from 4.5% in 2003.
Jano sold belongings, borrowed from relatives and pawned her food ration card, managing to raise $500 and transfer it to the traffickers' bank account.
In addition to apps, users will also be able to install new third-party watchfaces through the Fitbit app, another aspect borrowed from Pebble.
One idea borrowed from deepwater projects is using sensors to automatically adjust well flows and control separators that divvy natural gas, oil and water.
Kamala Harris's campaign logo recalls the 1972 branding from Shirley Chisholm's campaign, which itself borrowed from the protest signs of the civil rights movement.
It was inspired by no other than a photo of him and a dog — which, it turned out, he had borrowed from a coworker.
McKinney grew up in Portland, Oregon, where, as a child, she would make costumes using pillowcases and blankets borrowed from the family's linen closet.
The Verge, an online magazine, describes this Airbnb aesthetic as the "hallucination of the normal", a phrase borrowed from Rem Koolhaas, a Dutch architect.
Clinton has questioned Trump's business acumen, arguing that he started his career with $14 million borrowed from his father and his four corporate bankruptcies.
He borrowed from virtually all of them to create his own revolutionary fighting called "Jeet Kune Do," which he later turned into a book.
Those include a new split-screen feature for multitasking while in tablet mode, and a screenshot feature borrowed from Android, as noted by 9to5Google.
On March 8, Cindi was back in the house finishing up paperwork when Vickers approached, holding a handgun he had borrowed from a friend.
Alvin has accounts with three banks, an online brokerage account and has borrowed from no less than nine lenders in the past five years.
It's also been in hot water over a location-tracking controversy, and it's angered customers with nebulous, opaque "surge pricing" methods borrowed from Uber.
They're a better bet than the cannibalized routers Iantorno and Lau originally borrowed from work colleagues: routers are becoming tougher and tougher to crack.
The Duchess of Sussex wore the Queen Mary Diamond bandeau, borrowed from the monarch, on her wedding day – but has not worn one since.
Riley's flock includes a variety of specially trained pigeons, some of which are his own, while others were purchased or borrowed from pigeon fanciers.
This conceit is clearly borrowed from Robert Bresson's "Au Hasard Balthazar," in which a donkey suffers for the sins of a series of owners.
The book's artwork, borrowed from Jim Kay's illustrated editions of the novels, integrates the Potterverse with the "real" magical artifacts reproduced in the book.
It's another strategy borrowed from Identity Evropa, which plotted to infiltrate chapters of MAGA-friendly student org Turning Point USA or the Young Republicans.
The Getty's mosaic of a boxing match will hang alongside a tableau of mythological hunters borrowed from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
But more recently her message seems borrowed from Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, the winner over Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire's Democratic presidential primary.
Tsiang was indeed the "floating Chinaman" of Hsu's evocative title — a title, Hsu tells us, borrowed from an unpublished and perhaps unwritten Tsiang novel.
Mr. Munn, who works as a site geologist on oil wells, first borrowed from Advance America eight months ago when his car broke down.
The original setup was relatively antiquated, borrowed from older generations of the 737, and the change is more in line with modern flight design.
In the United States, the so-called "alt-right" justifies its white-identity politics in terms that are coyly borrowed from the progressive left.
" Mr. Rebennack further developed the Dr. John persona — the name was borrowed from a 19th-century voodoo priest — on the albums "Babylon" and "Remedies.
In his early days in the sport, Christian's parents used all they had — and borrowed from friends and neighbors — to finance his soccer dream.
It was a move so radical, so unorthodox, that a term had to be coined — or at least borrowed from Italy — to explain it.
Was it Hammerstein's invention, or something he borrowed from his source, "Green Grow the Lilacs," a not-very-successful 1930 play by Lynn Riggs?
The Chiefs borrowed from basketball, lining up for a well-executed tip drill, with each player knocking the ball back to the one behind.
The name is not so much a reflection on a signature dish as it is borrowed from a restaurant in South Padre Island, Tex.
Hoping to add to the anticipation, Ford borrowed from the Tesla playbook by saying it would begin taking reservations immediately, for a $500 deposit.
Through her career, Murray borrowed from all these tendencies, but pursued a style of one, repeatedly taking painting apart and rebuilding it different ways.
A mechanical engineering graduate, Li founded Hanergy in 19643 with 50,000 Yuan (around $8,000) borrowed from his college teacher, according to the company's website.
It's a technique borrowed from the oil and gas industry that promises to free geothermal energy from its dependence on natural hot-water reservoirs.
The clothes — which ranged from neat outerwear to pared-back tailoring — were also loaded with discretely luxurious details borrowed from the house's equestrian heritage.
A dozen undocumented women, the "vigil ladies," set up tents and a four-foot-high statue of the Virgin Mary, borrowed from a church.
Our imagination is also biased by the here and now, using details borrowed from the present to fill in our view of the future.
At age 0003, Geoffrey Canada could not find a book he had borrowed from the library branch near Boston Road in the South Bronx.
Some linguists think that is how click consonants found their way into Bantu speech: in words borrowed from Khoisan languages, which use clicks extensively.
Mindstrong and other tech companies that track phone usage call this average daily data set a "digital phenotype," in a phrase borrowed from genetics.
Soon after, a Ford Corsair that Lord Lucan had borrowed from a friend was found, abandoned and bloodstained, in Newhaven, East Sussex, southeast of London.
One of their most important ideas, borrowed from elsewhere in Central America, was a model of knowledge diffusion called "Campesino a Campesino"—peasant to peasant.
Under the bill, lawmakers would transfer money each year from the government's General Fund to replenish whatever parents borrowed from the Social Security Trust Fund.
And of course, during the ceremony, she paired her dress with a tiara — the Queen Mary Diamond Bandeau tiara — borrowed from Queen Elizabeth II herself.
In 220, she opened a store with money she borrowed from her brother and her second husband, who came up with the name Popular Jewelry.
And since this integrated guide (with universal voice search) is basically just borrowed from the X1 platform, Flex isn't really much extra work for Comcast.
During the campaign, your own vehicles are borrowed from the wider Halo universe, near-future variants of modern tech that are universally green and unremarkable.
The pictures really do date from the 1950s and are of Paris and Rome, but they're of Mr. Raad's father, borrowed from a family album.
He bought another in 2015 using $7.5 million he borrowed from Lesoar Holdings, the holding company he used to make LeEco's investment into Lucid Motors.
Apple's played a central role in podcast since its earliest days — heck, even the term was borrowed from its big hardware product at the time.
The first half of the show follows Jessica's wanderings through abandoned labs as she relives disjointed, repressed memories that seem borrowed from a Wolverine plot.
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Some of the features arriving in the new service have been borrowed from Rdio, the now-shuttered streaming service Pandora bought over a year ago.
While other games borrowed from war, crime, and sci-fi cinema, Uncharted cribbed liberally from the action serials produced at Republic Pictures in the 1930s.
That's exactly why the federal natural gas waste rule includes a flexible pathway – borrowed from the state rule in Colorado – expressly rewarding innovative compliance technology.
Here's how it'll work (screenshots borrowed from Facebook's demo video): 1) Starting a watch party is just like posting anything else to a group's wall.
He was also a fine example of the American dream, having launched the magazine with $600 of his own and $1,000 borrowed from his mother.
The letter was immediately described as an intervention by "the luvvies," a satirical term borrowed from Private Eye magazine to describe Britain's self-enamored stars.
Much of that story, however, is borrowed from other sources, like almost every element of this novel, which is the most unfortunate aspect of all.
This is where the "suicide" of the book's title—borrowed from the conservative philosopher James Burnham's 1964 work of the same name—enters the picture.
The title of the program was borrowed from the alluring final work performed: "Immortal Bach," by Mr. Nystedt, a Norwegian composer who died in 2014.
The title "Last Girl Before Freeway" is borrowed from one of Rivers's self-flagellating jokes about her mother being desperate to marry her daughter off.
This time the title was borrowed from Shakespeare's "Measure for Measure," deemed a comedy, yet considered so much more, as is the latest Empire offering.
But in film's very beginnings, approximately 120 years ago, African-Americans' role in the new medium was merely a collection of stereotypes borrowed from vaudeville.
The bus had been transformed into a rolling movie set, borrowed from the city by a group of high school filmmakers in town from London.
While Mr. Xi cannot yet match Mao's grandeur, he has borrowed from Mao's playbook in his quest to be seen as a singular, transformative force.
Last week I picked up books I borrowed from a friend — two novels by Philip Larkin — that I didn't return to her before she died.
Sizing up not only imbues an ensemble with a certain borrowed-from-the-boys cool, but also provides extra room to pile on the layers.
Investigators matched evidence from the crime scene to evidence they found in the truck he had borrowed from his brother-in-law, court papers showed.
On the ride, I start a new audiobook, The Chemist, that I've borrowed from the library (a great deal if your library system offers it).
The president has had to basically pay off farmers with $28 billion he borrowed from the Chinese to keep them afloat DURING THIS TRADE DEAL.
One of the coolest new features, which Google borrowed from HTC, lets you squeeze the phone to activate the Google Assistant or take a selfie.
The federal regulator for credit unions is set to pay off $85033 billion it borrowed from the Treasury Department to restore failed small financial institutions.
Users celebrated the shooting as a sign of the coming "boogaloo" — a word borrowed from anti-government extremists to refer to an impending civil war.
Its oldest product was basically a coupe version of the previous-generation Corolla and its largest product was a hatchback borrowed from Toyota's European division.
The trip had cost her $214,28, money she'd borrowed from a close friend, her brother and her old boss at her janitorial job in Georgia.
Mr. Musk, the chief executive of Tesla, and his lawyers countered that "pedo guy" was a generic insult borrowed from his youth in South Africa.
He says it continues to work to make more money from Stories, an ephemeral messaging feature borrowed from Snapchat and available across Facebook's biggest apps.
Taking its title from Mark Antony's speech over the slain Caesar in "Julius Caesar," it intercuts Mr. Wolfert's own memories with text borrowed from Shakespeare.
With her second, out this spring, she's pushing things even further, mixing striking sculptural details borrowed from Italian and Scandinavian design with understated Shaker construction.
The Range Rover brand is premium — you're paying more because almost everything you touch is bespoke or borrowed from the big daddy, proper Range Rover.
One thing that deGrom has done since late May is use a technique borrowed from the Hall of Famer John Smoltz to improve his mechanics.
He described his creative process to Reuters in outlining how he came up with his character Thor, the god of thunder borrowed from Norse mythology.
"Forward, Together", the title of Theresa May's election manifesto, was borrowed from Winston Churchill's first speech as prime minister in the House of Commons in 1940.
Photo: PixabayThe baby images they used were actually visual stimuli borrowed from fellow researchers, with both sets having been photo manipulated for especially cute facial features.
Another sweeping Williamson proposal, for a federal Department of Peace, was borrowed from her friend Dennis Kucinich, the former congressman from Ohio and lefty presidential candidate.
Many celebrities, politicians, and journalists already use the service daily, and lately it has been quicker to implement new features (many of them borrowed from Snapchat).
The controversy over Melania Trump's Monday speech, and the passages it improbably borrowed from Michelle Obama's 2008 Democratic convention address, faded as afternoon turned into evening.
It details the on-the-ground reaction to the Boston bombing in a straightforward manner borrowed from recent lauded procedurals like Spotlight or Zero Dark Thirty.
And anybody who knows anything about hip-hop knows that hip-hop for years has borrowed from comic books—and specifically, by and large, from Marvel.
The authoritarian constitution of 1890, borrowed from that of Bismarck's Germany, fostered emperor-worship and glorification of the armed forces—powerful features of Japan's war machine.
Nowadays, it's not quite as straightforward, given the number of features and ideas these two powerhouse mobile OSes have borrowed from each other over the years.
Kris wore a sheer lace red gown, Kylie a black sequin Saint Laurent jumpsuit, and Khloé a Balmain mini dress that she borrowed from her mom.
Kate styled her hair in a low chignon to reveal a stunning pair of diamond and pearl earrings borrowed from her grandmother-in-law, Queen Elizabeth.
To do that, the company borrowed from investment bank Morgan Stanley, but ended up with too much debt and, like Hercules, chose to liquidate its business.
Ramstad cheekily questions this obsession, presenting used underwear, stained socks, other people's toothbrushes, and a roller towel dispenser borrowed from the Minneapolis greasy spoon, Seward Cafe.
The "sense" is borrowed from a more traditional hero, Batman, who in the popular Arkham series, uses a near identical ability to do his detective work.
Their stated mission was to convince new President Benito Juarez to pay back millions previously borrowed from Swiss banks by the conservatives Juarez replaced in 2202.
In an interview with Mashable last May, Cadillac president Johan de Nysschen envisioned a subscription service with an ownership system borrowed from the private jet market.
The banks that borrowed from the ECB under TLTRO I did expand credit, but largely in countries with already healthy lending, such as Germany and France.
Then, there's the problem with samples: Since most looks on the step-and-repeat are borrowed from designers' showrooms, the sizing is limited to size 2.
His expanded inventory also gives Link another way to replenish lost health borrowed from the likes of The Elder Scrolls games — shoveling food into his face.
A central theme of Death Stranding is the idea of the stick and the rope, a concept borrowed from a Japanese short story by Kobo Abe.
Much of the alt-right's language and imagery is borrowed from 4chan, an anonymous, ephemeral message board that revels in politically incorrect jokes and nihilistic posturing.
There's a bunch of software features borrowed from the company's drones and the higher-end Ronin line, including Story Mode, Gesture Control, ActiveTrack, TimeLapse and HyperLapse.
The opening, which is borrowed from the book and positions the piece as a cracked, contemporary "One Thousand and One Nights," has a certain wild confidence.
But the project, built with $8 billion borrowed from the public at the height of his popularity, has so far failed to boost the country's income.
Larraine (whose name has been changed to protect her privacy) was evicted after she borrowed from her rent money to cover part of her gas bill.
It has delayed tax refunds to residents, hospitals have had to close wards, and money has been withdrawn or borrowed from pension and workers' compensation funds.
ELSEWHERE > At least three states this year are including ballot measures that would legalize marijuana, while proponents and opponents hone pitches borrowed from other pot battlegrounds.
Outstanding margin financing - money investors borrowed from brokerages to buy stocks - has exceeded 1 trillion yuan ($151.90 billion) for the first time in almost two years.
Holmes readily volunteered in interviews that her self-described "uniform" — as well as her office furniture and penchant for secretiveness — was borrowed from Jobs, her idol.
It's the main component of one of the menu's "seasonal bowls"—a term, borrowed from fast-casual vernacular, that Teranga does itself no favors in using.
Treatment involves powerful drugs that target the cells making the antibodies: high-dose steroids plus one of two fierce immune-suppressing medications borrowed from cancer chemotherapy.
The good news, officials said, is that firefighting personnel borrowed from other states for the wine country fires are still in California and ready to help.
True, a hail of blue and pink gumballs can hardly be considered natural, but their palette appears borrowed from the flowers upon which they're raining down.
It is tradition for new speakers to decorate their space with artwork borrowed from city museums and their choices often reflect personal style and political roots.
It was borrowed from Florida State University, which has written permission of the Seminole Tribe of Florida to use images and language related to the tribe.
The others milled, practicing combinations borrowed from "Swan Lake"; the women lined up along one of the Guggenheim's low walls, which they used as a barre.
It's a legitimate neural network, borrowed from the open source GPT-2 model created by AI research company OpenAI and trained specifically to write CAH cards.
Mr. Wilson later reported that he had spent "four solid days of bundling and packing and moving," using a station wagon he borrowed from a cousin.
Though the new law contains conditions borrowed from existing national security laws, it also contains new conditions that Daum described as "distressingly vague and easily abused."
All those channels talk about a coming "boogaloo," which is a term borrowed from anti-government groups to reference an impending civil war or government overthrow.
Every so often, they convene and scheme on the theater's foyer stairway, which has been scattered with women's shoes, a conceit seemingly borrowed from the production.
In 2004, for instance, at age 88, she wrote a book called "Dark Age Ahead," a title she might have borrowed from Stephen K. Bannon's diary.
This apparatus became known colloquially as the "spirit phone," and the science behind it was borrowed from Albert Einstein's theory of quantum entanglement and special relativity.
In the case of Wu-Tang Clan, the distribution of power between the culture they came from and the culture they borrowed from is usefully unclear.
The prize's winner-takes-all model, borrowed from book and film awards, makes less and less sense to participants working in a diversity of artistic modes.
Indeed, Cartier has been churning out timepieces since World War I, when it introduced the Tank, with its design cues borrowed from the Renault army tank.
He brought them together in dresses that spliced English florals and the suggestion of tartan, with the cut and shape of dresses borrowed from Ottoman paintings.
Fashion has borrowed from kink culture for decades, though, it just so happens that now, it's during a time when actual leather scenes are dying out.
On the day of her disappearance, Fotis Dulos is believed to have driven a truck borrowed from one of his employees, according to the latest warrant.
The title is borrowed from a treatise on harmony by Schoenberg, a composer whose legacy Mr. Adams breaks with even as he acknowledges their common DNA.
Ever the street-corner mythmaker, the Brownsville rapper tells tales of epic proportions, reinforcing his tales of moral perils with imagery borrowed from the Greek pantheon.
Some people can make bail within a few days, usually relying on money collected by family and friends or borrowed from commercial bondsmen, who charge high fees.
Eugenie, who walked down the aisle with her father, Prince Andrew, adorned her hair with the Greville Emerald Kokoshnik Tiara, her something borrowed from her royal grandmother.
Any such resistance will have to emerge in forms borrowed from the system we have now, in a stepwise process using the political tools already at hand.
AMG calls it EQ Power+ (also a name borrowed from the F1 car), branding that will be applied to all performance hybrids from the company going forward.
It is a huge source of financial vulnerability because it has grown too quickly in recent years, on a river of money borrowed from state-owned banks.
"When you think of Israeli achievements it starts from the balagan in Israeli society," he said, using a Hebrew term for mess or chaos, borrowed from Russian.
The exhibition is also grand, including 117 objects from dozens of Native American communities across north America, including many items borrowed from art collections across the country.
Nick, who has swapped last week's turtleneck for another turtleneck, this one borrowed from the closet of Jeff Goldblum, asks Rachel what her single biggest fear is.
"This is the America First budget," Mulvaney said Wednesday, referencing a regular Trump campaign slogan that was borrowed from the pre-World War II protectionist isolationist movement.
His name, on a slip of paper encased in a black film canister, was pulled from a blue ceramic bowl borrowed from a state-owned art museum.
And as a result it's running at capacity: Even its camera, borrowed from the iPhone 6S, is forced to bulge out like it does on the iPhone.
While Mr. Browne's clothes announce themselves a block away, those I borrowed from Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne of Public School had a much different effect.
After making modest progress with interlocking indentations—a concept borrowed from another toy manufacturer—Ole's son, ­Godtfred, set to work on a mechanism for binding blocks together.
In general, Doctor Strange is a little too much like Iron Man with visuals borrowed from Inception, but the trippy visuals are worth the price of admission.
"Run for Cover," an urgent pop-rock track that could have been borrowed from Sam's Town, will fit nicely alongside the band's hits when they headline festivals.
For monochrome Game Boy titles, the GBAConsolizer also allows you to tweak the color palette which is a neat feature borrowed from the SNES' Super Game Boy.
We had quite a few photos and videos from that week, and we were going to watch them on a projector that we borrowed from the school.
The millionaire began his career as a property investor after purchasing a gym in Melbourne's south in 2001 with the help of $34,000 borrowed from his grandfather.
Like "Split," Mr. Norman's piano concerto that received its premiere in December by the New York Philharmonic, "Switch" explores nonlinear, narrative-scrambling techniques borrowed from video games.
And the high crimes and misdemeanors was a way, borrowed from ancient Anglo-Saxon law, to express their concern and to put a mechanism into the Constitution.
The original premise, of a global noodle-centric spot, has given way to a focus on Asian flavors, but with culinary techniques borrowed from across the world.
Dr. Hawking himself imagines a pair of virtual particles, which are constantly coming into brief existence on energy borrowed from the gravitational field of the black hole.
If elected officials and politicians did their research, they would have found that the entire surplus came from money borrowed from trust funds and recorded as revenues.
As complete novices to the sport, they had already crashed six times in the lead-up to the Games, racing on spare sleds borrowed from other countries.
Many elements WooPlus are borrowed from Tinder, OkCupid, Hinge, Bumble, and all the other dating apps that came before, but a seemingly unique feature is gift giving.
But China also wants to manage the money-losing facility, which was built on funds borrowed from Beijing, and it's not clear which country Colombo will choose.
As has its impact: Artificial intelligence has borrowed from the HAL persona, and now, unwittingly, a slight hint of Canadianness resides in our phones and interactive devices.
Matthew Williams of Alyx, a brand based in Ferrara, Italy, created a tactical vest festooned with cinch straps, Velcro pockets and other details borrowed from military vests.
Leaning on a mentorship model borrowed from her time in the corporate world, Ms. Murrell said she wants to create an incubator for minorities with new ideas.
Westminster belonged to a series of projects Mr. Otero-Pailos has undertaken called "The Ethics of Dust," a phrase borrowed from the 19th-century critic John Ruskin.
Over 10 months, she sent him a total of $200,000 that she borrowed from friends, her ex-husband and other relatives to make her love interest happy.
It's a metaphor she borrowed from prominent journalist Pattie Sellers — to whom she gives credit in the book — and one to which many of us can relate.
While many student borrowers have federal student loans with a fixed interest rate, about 1.4 million Americans borrowed from private lenders, according to a report by LendEdu.
The main part of the proceeds would go to repaying the money borrowed from the central bank when it took charge of Svyaz Bank and Globex Bank.
The candidate Donald J. Trump, running on "law and order" rhetoric borrowed from Richard M. Nixon, talked crime as if he were recapping a '70s cop drama.
Her Royal Highness also opted for a diamond and emerald tiara, which was previously owned by her great-grandmother, the Queen Mother, and borrowed from Queen Elizabeth.
The Belt and Road is widely believed to magnify sovereign debt risks in participating countries that have borrowed from Chinese President Xi Jinping's government for infrastructure projects.
" Yet Dragos's report, completed in a whiplash 96 hours, became extremely influential, including giving CrashOverride, borrowed from the 85033 film "Hackers," its name; ESET had proposed "Industroyer.
In performance, he joined rock-and-roll insouciance with flamboyant precision (and a perm) like James Brown's, then added a dash of tricksterism borrowed from the blues.
Collins, in an attempt to keep things civil, borrowed from the kindergarten classroom playbook and came up with the strategy of using a "talking stick," reports CNN.
I too, enjoy learning about the history of English and the unique quirks of Englishes 'round the world and all the stuff we've borrowed from other languages.
The Duchess of Cambridge topped off her look with chandelier-style earrings, which Kensington Palace declined to specify if they were Kate's own or borrowed from another collection.
Although her bouquets look nearly identical, her flower headband was replaced for her wedding with the Greville Emerald Kokoshnik Tiara, borrowed from Queen Elizabeth for the special occasion.
Their culture and their distinctiveness from humanity was fleshed out, until the Klingons became a warrior race defined by a sense of honor borrowed from feudal Japanese culture.
The term "the twilight zone" was borrowed from astronomy — it's the slim sliver of the planet's surface that hovers between day and night, where stars are particularly visible.
Much of the appeal of these stories has to do with their sense of a larger mythology that's borrowed from the best of old comics, cartoons, and movies.
This term, borrowed from Western military jargon, refers to the ability of different services—army, navy and air force—to co-operate on the battlefield quickly and seamlessly.
Huawei has unveiled two mid-range smartphones with features borrowed from its flagship P9 handset as it looks to challenge Samsung and continue to aggressively take market share.
As Atlas Obscura notes, Trump Fish's logo was, um, "borrowed" from an Uproxx post that imagined what each NFL team's logo would look like if it were Trumpified.
"As a result, the debtor countries themselves have an incomplete picture on how much they have borrowed from China and under which conditions," researchers wrote in the report.
Our cisterns had fallen off the roof, security windows leaked with water, and a power line had to be borrowed from a neighbor, but we were so lucky.
But a closer look shows that Fitbit has completely overhauled the Charge 3 with a new aluminum body and Gorilla Glass 3 screen borrowed from the Versa line.
The story unfolds from there, combining madcap chase scenes and wry (but savage) corporate satire with touches borrowed from torture horror — except this time it's about factory farming.
But they have nothing on the Iraq memories of "Stay Calm, Get Low," borrowed from memoirist Colby Buzzell, who liked Warren's adaptation so much he wrote liner notes.
Given the German group's palpable influence on American hip-hop in the early 1980s, it's interesting to hear him insinuate that they may have borrowed from his sound.
This is a good one borrowed from my colleague Peter Allen Clark, who politely compiled a list of festive-themed pranks, since April Fools' Day falls on Easter.
Even worse, in the past year nearly a quarter of independent workers have borrowed from a retirement plan, cashed one out or both, the Small Business Majority found.
The technology was borrowed from the hearing aid industry, and the company promised it would allow for better audio quality and a more reliable connection between the earbuds.
The kicker is the horn section, borrowed from the Brooklyn afrobeat band Antibalas, who imbue the whole piece a slippery, ecstatic energy that the band so often evoke.
In addition, much of the gain on the corporate side came from Chinese companies that borrowed from domestic institutions, lowering the probability that defaults would cause global contagion.
And a delivery boy named Anil is already racing along his route on a motor bike borrowed from his uncle, his delivery backpack as large as he is.
We used a large gas grill, which we borrowed from Sebastian's father, and we built a kind of makeshift outdoor kitchen with pallets, old tarps, and a trailer.
Dedicated members of the manosphere groups tend to see the world as divided between consumers of blue pills and red pills, a concept borrowed from the "Matrix" films.
The stripes borrowed from the Grand Union flag of the Continental Army, which itself had been inspired by the stripes in the flag of the Sons of Liberty.
He had been sleeping on a friend's sofa in the Rockaways in Queens, he said, and had no money, except for $20 he had borrowed from a niece.
It ran on a "distributed organizing" model, borrowed from Bernie Sanders's 2016 campaign, which gives volunteers open-source digital tools and trusts them to work with minimal supervision.
The viral videos, which were often borrowed from other sources, help to build up RT's subscribers, and they became part of the Kremlin's audience for more political content.
Twice a week, students participate in what the network calls "circles" — a structure borrowed from the social-emotional curriculum of another charter network, Valor Collegiate Academies, in Nashville.
"A book of animals from the third century, called the Physiologus (compiled in Alexandria, Eygpt) gives a description of a unicorn, which medieval bestiaries borrowed from," Bray says.
The format may have been borrowed from Japan or Spain, but in France the effect was radical, as were the late-night closing hours and no-reservations policy.
Australian holiday cooking is full of these kinds of contradictions: traditions borrowed from different climates, where the December feast is designed as respite from the long, cold winter.
And since 2013, Cuba has borrowed from the capitalist playbook, allowing clubs in Japan, Italy, Canada, Panama and Colombia to lease players for a part of the season.
No. The rates apply to new loans borrowed from July 1 of this year to June 30, 2020; they don't affect the rates on loans you already have.
For beshbarmak, a dish borrowed from the Dungans' Central Asian neighbors, the noodles are broad, rumpled kerchiefs, topped by fuller cuts of beef with generous margins of fat.
An adjacent salon, opened the next spring, now houses a show and salesroom for their year-old range of contemporary jewels, with motifs borrowed from Mr. Dhaddha's antiquities.
If the lesson from Buffett was new, like many of his market lessons over the years, it was borrowed from the investors of previous eras whom he adored.
But the core planks of the Senate Republicans' health bill — the Better Care Reconciliation Act — borrow just as much from Democratic ideas as Obamacare borrowed from Republican ones.
In addition AMW remains a key source of funding for AMCL; 1.783% of AMCL's total funding at end-2015 was either directly borrowed from or guaranteed by AMW.
In "A Rabble of Dead Money" — a title borrowed from Federico García Lorca's description of the stock market crash — Morris aims to give the reader a full account.
The New Yorker critic John Lahr noted that his production "benefited and borrowed" from its London incarnation — the pacing, sharper; the design, simpler; the human dynamics, more defined.
The title of her current 30-year retrospective at the Broad, I Will Greet The Sun Again, is itself borrowed from a work by Iranian poet Forugh Farrokhzad.
They borrowed from Mitt Romney's plan in Massachusetts, gave a big role to a bipartisan Senate working group, incorporated conservative ideas and won initial support from some Republicans.
"Self-Portrait With Top Hat" (1904) is a swirl of lime-green dashes borrowed from van Gogh from which Jawlensky peers out as if in an absinthe vision.
In February of 1987, Mr. Biden borrowed from a Robert Kennedy speech without attribution, later saying the remarks had been written for him; the incident initially went unreported.
LG: Yeah, when we were chatting earlier I was saying to Doug, my limited experience with juicing has been this giant machine that I borrowed from a friend.
But apart from some shorter-lived fads like extra-long sleeves and berets, something genuinely new (that isn't borrowed from another era) is hard to come by these days.
The 125-seat jets are borrowed from parent company Lufthansa, Germany's flag-carrier, which has ordered 30 CSeries and expects to receive another 2320 of the planes this year.
For women, that takes the form of tight crop tops, bike shorts (they're the exact length you've been looking for!), airy jackets, borrowed-from-the-boys sweatpants, and more.
WhatsApp announced today that you'll be able to share your location in real time with friends on your contact list, a popular feature borrowed from its parent company Facebook.
Tracking and capturing "high value individuals" has been successfully practiced in previous military exercises using techniques borrowed from America's decade-and-a-half of experience in the Middle East.
As he borrowed, so he was borrowed from; it didn't matter to him, even when white crooners in those segregated times covered his songs and sold more of them.
But in the early 2000s, well before many others, he was using those repetitions as a structure to contain improvisation, as well as rhythms and harmonies borrowed from pop.
In fact, the only tiaras we've seen Kate wear have all been borrowed from the monarch's personal collection: the Cartier Halo Scroll Tiara and Queen Mary's Lover's Knot Tiara.
She and her husband farm 2416 acres - some inherited, some bought, some borrowed from her widowed mother-in-law - but it is not enough to provide for her family.
Bernie Sanders, in a sense, borrowed from Obama's playbook, though his campaign tried to make its revolutionary ideas and agenda, rather than its candidate, the star of the show.
Other times, in their role as an extension agent—a term borrowed from agriculture—they'll reach out to the community more broadly, including local pest exterminators, through educational programs.
With money borrowed from the Saudi and U.S. intelligence-linked Bank of Credit and Commerce International, he financed the illegal arms sales that set off the Iran-Contra scandal.
She recounted how a serendipitous discovery about a bit of biochemistry, borrowed from a bacterium, led her team to a transformative technique that is already being put to use.
But it is also clear that its main message, "Let's keep the recovery going", which it borrowed from the British Conservatives' successful campaign, failed to resonate among Irish voters.
University of Michigan Professor Ken Warner has studied the Big Tobacco playbook, and how Big Food borrowed from it when it faced a health PR crisis of its own.
Before his big pitch, Willis took some time in batting practice against coach Dusty Wathan using a bat borrowed from Phillies outfielder Nick Williams, according to the Associated Press.
The former, with its auto-pitched vocals, lush keys, heartbeat guitars, could have been borrowed from one of the Endless sessions that Frank Ocean invited Giannascoli to play on.
On a more mundane level, this is a lovely time to return a book you borrowed from a friend, or ask a pal to return a favor for you.
The Volante — which means "flying" in Italian — shares much of the design with its hard-topped sibling, including the bladed LED taillights borrowed from the Aston Martin Vulcan supercar.
In a sign of increasing confidence among mainland investors, outstanding margin loans - money investors borrowed from brokerages to buy stocks - rose for three days in a row on Wednesday.
Using equipment borrowed from the scientist Edmond Dewan, the New Hampshire-born composer amplified his Alpha brainwaves and used the signals to operate 16 percussion instruments over eight loudspeakers.
The agency, which leads the nation's public health response to Zika, has spent or budgeted almost all of the $222 million it borrowed from across the federal health department.
More than two-thirds of Brazil's lower house voted last month to approve an impeachment measure on charges that she illegally borrowed from state banks to plug budget holes.
Jewell has explained that the conceit for "The Girls in the Garden," her 13th novel, was borrowed from real life: Her family's home abuts just such a communal garden.
Set to a rap poem, "Grosse fatigue" is a mash-up of narratives about creation, whether rooted in religion or science, or borrowed from African tribes and Jehovah's Witnesses.
Prominent critics dismissed her paintings as kitsch, although other art world luminaries of her time, including Elie Nadelman, Andy Warhol and Joseph Cornell, similarly borrowed from 19th-century imagery.
"The beautiful yet dramatic scenes asked for sober jewels which I borrowed from popular tradition: rosé or yellow gold crosses and black onyx-embedded pink gold earrings," he recalled.
But in the early 1970s, well before many others, he was using those repetitions as a structure to contain improvisation, as well as rhythms and harmonies borrowed from pop.
"Birth of a new Britain," the Daily Telegraph said, while the Daily Star tabloid borrowed from Donald Trump's campaigning message with its headline "Now Let's Make Britain Great Again".
A notable advocate of abstinence is Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who invokes language borrowed from the long-ago "war on drugs" in framing substance abuse as a moral failing.
We kicked back with some gin and juice—recipe borrowed from his pal Martha Stewart—and talked rap, stoner snacks, and his philosophy of being respectful with your blunts.
Renzi, attacking Lega leader Matteo Salvini for his divisive rhetoric and his use of social media, said that politics had trumped populism using terminology borrowed from the sports field.
It was Ezra Pound, calling himself Brer Rabbit, who gave Eliot the nickname Old Possum, another moniker borrowed from Joel Chandler Harris's "Uncle Remus" collection of African-American folklore.
She instead borrowed from her family and drained her savings while wrangling with her flood insurance carrier — the National Flood Insurance Program, a federal program troubled by insufficient funding.
Brace brought to the gathering a copy of Darwin's new book, which he had borrowed from his cousin-by-marriage, Asa Gray, a professor of natural history at Harvard.
There's some circularity here: The Tea Party loudly borrowed from the left, using as its guide "Rules for Radicals," by Saul Alinsky, considered the father of modern community organizing.
Premiere Rush is meant for quicker creation, but it still has some robust editing features borrowed from some of Adobe's other products, like Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Audition.
Juul sold a 35 percent stake of its company to the tobacco giant Altria, and the broader e-cigarette industry appears to have borrowed from the Big Tobacco playbook.
An ancient Greek tragedy by way of Japan, it is visually and aurally splendrous — a large-cast spectacle, with hypnotically paced choreography borrowed from the tradition of Noh theater.
While most of the guns are borrowed from "Unreal," when you activate your lightsaber the game switches to third-person mode and lets you use force powers during combat.
"The Catholic Worker Movement has a phrase borrowed from the Industrial Workers of the World, and it really gets to what we're doing here," one Jubilee member told me.
The action picked up directly from last week with Alison and Noah's meeting on the road, where she disapprovingly noted the red Mini he was driving (borrowed from Juliette).
That money is often borrowed from friends or relatives to be repaid with great pains over following years - but traditions and peer pressure force families to bite the bullet.
He&aposs obsessed with the fall of the USSR and, according to Thai, believes that the kind of diversity Mao borrowed from that erstwhile empire helped contribute its downfall.
Lineups should be "blind," a standard borrowed from scientific experiments: the officer administering the lineup should know nothing about the case, so as to avoid unconsciously influencing the proceedings.
Its publicity photos, the personas of band members and their music videos have, since the group's 1980s beginnings, borrowed from the imagery and style of 20th-century totalitarian regimes.
She turns her "Home" inside out with a plot borrowed from Ibsen's "A Doll's House," refracted through the gaze of a woman who actually wants to be a doll.
Misprision of felony is a circa-1789 crime, which the first Congress borrowed from old English common law and which is not favored among many contemporary criminal law practitioners.
Much of the debate was dedicated to proving that point, with Clinton gently needling Trump by calling him "Donald" and mentioning the $14 million he borrowed from his father.
By contrast, "standpatters" — a term Smidt borrowed from political scientist V.O. Key for people who vote for the same party year after year — swelled in numbers over that period.
From the announcement video, it looks like a social platform for Taylor Swift fans, with design elements borrowed from Instagram, Tumblr, and pop-up ads for mobile games circa 2006.
Kate chose to wear the Queen Mary's Lover's Knot tiara (often also called the Cambridge Lovers' Knot tiara) along with a set of chandelier diamond earrings borrowed from the Queen.
Agents said McDowell bought the gun — which had the firing pin shaved down so that it would not work — and ammunition for $109, which he had borrowed from his grandfather.
During his winning campaign, Trump borrowed from Nixon the term "silent majority," which was used by the Republican ticket to refer to Americans who quietly supported their agenda in 1967.
BrainDead – even the inelegant title probably won't put off Good Wife fans – is a satire of Washington politics based on a horror premise borrowed from Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
"His influence…is all over everyone's music and there's so much that I feel like I've maybe consciously and unconsciously borrowed from him that it felt right," Timberlake told E!
Hamill said the C$8.6 billion figure was borrowed from a government estimate of how much the PMPRB reforms would reduce revenue and would have been spread over 10 years.
The iPad, however, marks the intersection between the iPhone and Mac experience, so there are a lot more options here for interaction, including, notably, the menu bar borrowed from MacOS.
Rosie called this part of the show chuffa, a term she borrowed from director Garry Marshall that referred to actors filling in their dialogue on the day of a scene.
Fiio is best known for making expensive, audiophile-grade headphones and digital music players, and much of what we love about the FA1 is borrowed from its more expensive siblings.
In addition to its studied crouch, it also has a tail (that spinning rotary bar) borrowed from the leaping agama lizard that lets it control its direction in mid-flight.
But some 20 percent of those were potentially "borrowed" from other Mediterranean destinations that have suffered from recent violence, such as Turkey or Egypt, according to industry lobby group Exceltur.
She also wore a stunning diamond and emerald tiara borrowed from the Queen and went without a traditional dramatic veil to instead reveal her back scar from her scoliosis surgery.
The "Immigrants" track ends with a spoken "Not yet," which is a line borrowed from "Yorktown" that responds to whether black and white soldiers alike have freedom after the Revolution.
They say the debts (mostly borrowed from Glencore-related companies) have helped KCC cut its tax bill in a poverty-stricken country in dire need of roads, schools and hospitals.
So, in order to make sense of Post Malone's Postmates spending habits, we're putting them in a format you might recognize — borrowed from Refinery2100's long-running series Money Diaries.
My mum wants to give me back the money that she borrowed from me some months ago, so we decide, via Facebook messenger, to meet up for lunch on Friday.
This Frankenstein machine was called the "six-blade," a term borrowed from the computer industry, where stacking servers on top of one another is common to save space and energy.
You make a strong case in the book that the food industry has borrowed from the tobacco industry when it comes to using science for marketing purposes and avoiding regulation.
Then there's a comical lamp with a fuel chamber shaped like a Southeast Asian man, who hovers in the air, attached to chains — a design borrowed from the ancient Mediterranean.
Each shot of a ship from the outside is a digitally-rendered model borrowed from Digital Copilot, and overlaid over an actual drone flying in front of the camera drone.
The Fund's Africa Director, Antoinette Sayeh, said the additional loans appeared to have been borrowed from Credit Suisse and Russia's VTB Bank and allocated to Mozambique's defense and security sector.
The Cleveland Division of Police—which will oversee the 1,500 cops on its roster and as many as 3,20043 more borrowed from elsewhere—is confronting its own serious internal disorder.
The stealth game Budget Cuts, for HTC and Valve's Vive headset, uses a popular mechanism borrowed from the iconic Portal series to let you rip oval-shaped holes in spacetime.
While Shtayner denies using funds borrowed from Cohen or Shusterman to launch his marijuana venture, he doesn't provide the city with a clear explanation of how he's covering those costs.
What was great about Macbeth in particular was Kurzel's ability to apply heightened stylistic effects borrowed from video games — slow motion, bright colors, savage battles — to presumably musty historical material.
In several other instances in that book and an academic article published in 2000, Gorsuch borrowed from the ideas, quotes, and structures of scholarly and legal works without citing them.
The record was stylistically promiscuous, full of R. & B. songs that borrowed from alternative rock and electronic music, all of it lunging for some kind of distant, post-genre future.
The exploit allowed users then sell "covered call" contracts with money borrowed from Robinhood, then borrow even more money after the cash from the sale is added to their account.
Libor, or the London interbank offered rate, underpins trillions of dollars of financial products and is based on what banks believe they would pay if they borrowed from other banks.
But the study ended last year, and Ms. Lewis's pain remains so bad that she often relies on a cane borrowed from her aunt, dragging her right leg behind her.
The World Bank estimates that 79 percent of China's population above the age of 15 have bank accounts, while only 2.893 percent have ever borrowed from the formal financial system.
It established a style that carried through for much of the early 00s, even if a lot of that style was borrowed from the girl groups of the late 90s.
With 1.3 billion monthly actives, a social graph borrowed from Facebook and non-stop usage, Messenger has the omnipresence to facilitate spontaneous connections between people looking for something to do.
A lot of the early reviewers were male critics who focused primarily on the movie's style; Biller's ornately crafted sets and the tropes she borrowed from horror and giallo movies.
In a homey staff lounge decorated with furniture borrowed from Brosh McKenna's home, she and Bloom discussed the "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" gang's final set of adventures in West Covina, Calif.
On the afternoon of May 24, she said she witnessed him cleaning what he described as "spilled coffee" out of a Toyota he borrowed from an employee, the warrant says.
Ms. Allen, for her part, borrowed from the local landscape palette of aquamarine, cobalt blue, wildflower red and foggy gray, using it in upholstery fabrics, painted doors and kitchen cabinetry.
It raised billions of dollars from banks and borrowed from investors, ostensibly to finance projects like a joint venture with a Saudi oil company and the purchase of power plants.
"The Best of Enemies" is the first I have seen that focuses on a charrette, a term borrowed from design that basically means a period of enforced, deadline-driven discussion.
The limp cactuses are nowhere to be found; Hers emphasizes shots of floral corals, which look borrowed from the shelfie of your local Instagram influencer's bachelorette pad (real or rented).
The definition of deposit may be broadened to not only include people's savings and bonds issued by a bank, but also funds the bank borrowed from other entities, Damayanti said.
Sony also says that its new BIONZ X image processing system, borrowed from its A9 and A255-series cameras, gives a 22.8x gain in data processing speeds over the A21.
That accounting tallied both the amount former special counsel Robert Mueller borrowed from other Justice Department components that weren't under his direct control, as well as his office's direct expenses.
But Mr. Ramos told legislators on Tuesday that he went with the private company because he did not have the resources to find lodging for workers borrowed from other utilities.
Now 44, Ms. Taylor was dressed on this day in a taut beige halter top, a Sri Lankan skirt, strings of beads and dangling bell earrings borrowed from her mother.
" Parts of the article borrowed from another scholarly work, Emma Langdon Roche's "Historic Sketches of the South," without proper attribution, and the appearance of plagiarism cast a shadow over "Barracoon.
According to Biden's statement, Biden's borrowed from a common woke Democratic refrain by likening Trump and his critics highlighting of Hunter's past business dealings to Nazi propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels.
Wilson is No. 2 — not because he vetoed the Volstead Act, but because he rode into office in 1912 on a campaign song borrowed from an insidiously infectious whiskey jingle.
" Another saying, borrowed from the Book of Proverbs, Chapter 31, might also work were it to be put on that wall: "Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves.
Charcoal- and ocher-hued specimens, dug up while excavating the buildings' foundations, are painstakingly stacked to form low walls using a 16th-century stone-piling technique borrowed from Japanese castles.
The council has a staff that numbers several hundred professionals — most borrowed from the State Department, the Pentagon, the intelligence agencies and other government agencies for two years or so.
She'd suddenly start telling you about her Hydro Flask, aggressively loaning you scrunchies, and quoting dated memes borrowed from black, LGBTQ, and stan culture slang ("and I — oop" and "sksksk").
Ireland has already repaid most of the 22.5 billion euros borrowed from the IMF as part of the 85 billion euro rescue package and has just 4.5 billion euros left.
To finance the land purchase, the college borrowed from a bank and obtained additional financing from the diocese, according to David V. Dunn, a Burlington College trustee at the time.
Mr. Scott used imagery borrowed from old Hollywood, German Expressionism and the nascent art of music video to create a dazzlingly artificial environment where authenticity was out of the question.
The story unfolds from there, combining madcap chase scenes and wry (but savage) corporate satire with touches borrowed from torture horror and dropping them into a story about factory farming.
It's not surprising that at first the movie fakes the viewer out, with innocuous incoming calls and one character pranking the table with a cellphone borrowed from a resident teen.
Inside, the narrow banquette leads to a long bar, the walls featuring a butterfly-and-floral motif that looks borrowed from a TV movie version of a 1970s uptown disco.
Though various concepts of the dead rising date back thousands of years in many different cultural variations, the American depiction of the zombie was borrowed from 19th-century Haitian voodooism.
When Sofia was eight months pregnant, the couple stopped by Stockholm's Royal Palace to greet United Nations ambassadors – wearing a dress she borrowed from her sister-in-law, Crown Princess Victoria.
"I hope that both politicians and mass media will act responsibly and adequately in the current situation and will not attack Ukraine with the theses borrowed from Russian propagandists," he said.
Flip it into "night vision mode" with two infrared LEDs that make it easier to monitor movement when it's dark, a feature borrowed from the Nest Outdoor Camera released last year.
Herbert Levine, a biophysicist at Rice University, and his late colleague Eshel Ben-Jacob of Tel Aviv University recently created a model of metastasis based on concepts borrowed from nonlinear dynamics.
After 50 years of neglect and abuse, the Gyro-X has been reborn, thanks to years of hard work, a small fortune, and some tech borrowed from the luxury yacht industry.
Combine all of that alongside Fortnite and you end up with something like Apex Legends, which features subclasses, squad-only team play, and a leveling system borrowed from role-playing games.
Speaking to PEOPLE on set, Guthrie said the costumes had been in the works for a little over a month — and the prosthetics and wigs were borrowed from Saturday Night Live.

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