The latest House of Cards teaser is breaking new ground.
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With it, they're breaking new ground for figure skating commentary.
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Cardi isn't just breaking new ground in the rap arena.
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As Americans we love underdogs, disruption, and breaking new ground.
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That's where Seattle and other places are breaking new ground.
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You're breaking new ground when it comes to your identity.
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If so, he sure is breaking new ground while at it.
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Ant Financial, meanwhile, is breaking new ground with its proposed acquisition.
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It's not exactly breaking new ground for women's rights, is it?
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Kanye is now 39 and breaking new ground in music and fashion.
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This is breaking new ground for GoFundMe in a couple of ways.
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This has started to become regular phenomenon surrounding diverse films breaking new ground.
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"We are not breaking new ground in this area," Chief Judge Wood wrote.
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Both men are well aware they're breaking new ground as African-American country artists.
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While this is an important get for Google, it isn't breaking new ground here.
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Power Rangers may be based on an old property, but it's breaking new ground.
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We are breaking new ground together — thanks for being on the journey with us.
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It's a system that skews toward the status quo, instead of toward breaking new ground.
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Breaking New Ground Despite the difficulties with attracting creditors, the companies are still competing for borrowers.
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"Ophelia is breaking new ground for a major hurricane," National Hurricane Center scientist Eric Blake tweeted.
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The pro-Rubio forces are "breaking new ground," said Viveca Novak, communications director for the center.
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"Creed II" won't win many points for breaking new ground, but nor does it intend to.
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Presidential engagements that stop by Trump properties are breaking new ground -- as well as ethical boundaries.
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Considering all of the above, it's a wonder Fournette and McCaffrey are breaking new ground here.
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He is following a path of his own, and so far, it's still breaking new ground.
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It's a system that rewards the status quo, instead of taking risks and breaking new ground.
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After the history with Obama and what Obama did, we are actually breaking new ground here potentially.
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Bishop's lab was one home for novel cancer research, but UCSF wasn't alone in breaking new ground.
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So, technically, The Spirits Within was a true original, breaking new ground, albeit at an incredible cost.
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I take a lot of pride in breaking new ground and doing things that improve our sport.
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PlayStation Vue, Sony's streaming service, is breaking new ground by adding a channel devoted completely to esports.
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"The time is right to write about women who are breaking new ground," she says of the book.
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Her fear of breaking new ground in this election and in her campaign strategy will be her undoing.
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Other earbuds offer heart-rate monitoring and similar run tracking capabilities, so Amazon wouldn't be breaking new ground.
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YouTube isn't breaking new ground here, but its experimentation with free ad-supported movies and shows is certainly noteworthy.
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Ghibli's latest endeavor, Ronja the Robber's Daughter, sees the studio breaking new ground by ceding a bit of control.
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The 2020 presidential election's Democratic primaries are breaking new ground for how white politicians talk about race in America.
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The P1000 is the successor to the P900, which was already breaking new ground with its 83x zoom lens.
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So congratulations to Amy Adams for breaking new ground even when she's too faced to get to the desert.
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Disruptive innovations and standard business concerns to control risk and cost are breaking new ground and transforming business models.
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"I felt genuinely brave, despite everything, like we were breaking new ground and doing something truly revolutionary," Li said.
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Ageing professors like to think that they are breaking new ground with their lectures on witchcraft and the rest.
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"It would be new territory, it's really breaking new ground," said Michael Soller, a spokesman for the state party.
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Nevertheless, when it comes to payments to relatives or family-owned companies, the Trump campaign is breaking new ground.
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We've never been able to sample Saturn's atmosphere directly before, so even in its death, Cassini is breaking new ground.
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On the ramen front, he's breaking new ground: There are four varieties on the menu, all available in two sizes.
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But the sport, despite all the infighting and concern about its continuing relevance to the young, keeps breaking new ground.
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To the extent that Trump is breaking new ground, the courts have not had the opportunity to establish presidential responsibility.
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A Republican Senate candidate is breaking new ground by publicly bucking her party on its longtime call to repeal ObamaCare.
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As DLCC chair, I have had the privilege to work alongside legislative leaders breaking new ground all over the country.
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When you look at his TV successes, outside of The Voice, they're almost always breaking new ground, rather than following others.
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In terms of breaking new ground on its own, Gurlé said that a lot of it is dictated by Symphony's customers.
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Whalen knows she is breaking new ground in Minnesota basketball, but she has not had much time to consider her legacy.
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Clips of Sunday Service have been circulated online with enthusiasm and proclamations as though he were breaking new ground in music.
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At 89 years old and over 40 feature films into a towering oeuvre, Jean-Luc Godard is still breaking new ground.
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"The Yieldify product and the team behind it are breaking new ground in the marketing technology space," he said in a statement.
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Audeze is not alone in its efforts to popularize planar magnetic headphones, and it isn't breaking new ground in terms of pricing.
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And the sector is full to the brim of exciting entrepreneurs chasing world-changing ideas, hitting new milestones and breaking new ground.
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But by bringing Ms. Hamilton back to the "Terminator" series, he's breaking new ground in his use of action heroines once again.
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Gains picked up from July to December, with the stock rocketing 47 percent higher, breaking new ground on all-time intraday highs.
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But less is known about Munch's palette, and scientists, using updated technologies and tools like transmission electron microscopes, are breaking new ground.
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Video and audio editing apps have been available for phones and tablets for a while now, so Adobe isn't breaking new ground there.
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It has a basic user interface that may not be breaking new ground, but also isn't overly designed, like Hulu's live TV service.
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We're excited to have Menon as a member of the Shatterbox Anthology team — breaking new ground and giving a voice to powerful women.
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Opinion Columnist American presidents have periodically engaged in cover-ups of their own corruption or licentiousness, but President Trump is breaking new ground.
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But in this case, he is not breaking new ground: accounts of the EIC's murderous blend of commerce and government are nothing new.
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It is a wise strategy, but perhaps only the new, disciplined Yankees could do it while still breaking new ground in player contracts.
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We're not exactly breaking new ground here, but hopefully it's something that will make its way to the final version of the operating system.
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Sure, Netflix has shows like Jessica Jones that are breaking new ground, and everyone you know may be currently obsessed with Making a Murderer.
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How is his association with Dr. McBride breaking new ground in the field, and how is the knowledge each man possesses helping the other?
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While Vertigo's days of breaking new ground for comics have been past for some time now, this definitive end is still a bittersweet occasion.
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I'm not breaking new ground when I say: the culture of entitlement around star youth athletes that continues when they're grown often produces terrible humans.
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As an esteemed historian of how ordinary Germans accommodated themselves to the Nazi regime, Fritzsche is neither revising his scholarship nor breaking new ground here.
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This is where Rogers's research is really breaking new ground: The key for Democrats to regain the state legislatures may rest on President Obama's popularity.
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Hyundai, similar to other automakers, has been chipping away at self-driving with multiple partnerships with third parties, this deal is breaking new ground for Yandex.
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The single is instead more notable for breaking new ground that most other young women rappers have yet to reach: having a feature with Nicki Minaj.
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But those cars are breaking new ground in the auto industry, becoming the first to be manufactured in the People's Republic and exported to the United States.
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" Us comes at a time when bilingual pop is breaking new ground—in 2017, two of the biggest singles in the US were "Despacito" and "Mi Gente.
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It is organised by Women Who Tech, which helps bring together talented and renowned women breaking new ground in technology to transform the world and inspire change.
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"Pitch is one of Europe's few true product-centric companies breaking new ground in software for businesses," said Neil Rimer, partner at Index Ventures, in a statement.
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At the same time, the House is set to become more diverse, with Muslim, Native American, black and Latina women breaking new ground for their respective states.
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As for what the two plan to do together, the companies are not yet releasing specific services but they will represent breaking new ground for both of them.
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Clark, whose career stretches back to World War Two, when she sang on BBC radio to entertain British troops aged nine, has never shied from breaking new ground.
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Meet the chairs of the future—they may not become part of your parents' next living room set, but they're breaking new ground in the world of design.
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Lebanon will on Saturday launch its second gay pride week in Beirut, after breaking new ground last year by becoming the first Arab country to hold such an event.
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Mixtapes are still popular on sites like SoundCloud and Mixcloud, so Pacemaker isn't exactly breaking new ground, but it is making them dramatically easier to create and quickly share.
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I'll stay away from quarterbacks here, because I'm not breaking new ground by saying the Browns, the Jets, the Bears, and the 23ers (among others) need better signal callers.
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They came as further affirmation that the show, roundly praised for bringing a nuanced portrayal of trans narratives to a massive audience, is indeed breaking new ground in Hollywood.
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It seems almost impossible for prolific showrunner Ryan Murphy to have another series in the works (when does this man sleep?) but his latest endeavor is already breaking new ground.
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For a young black artist like Lil Nas X, however, coming out is still a way of breaking new ground in a genre mired in secrecy and anti-gay sentiment.
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"'I will not support you or any other nomination of this president, because that would be breaking new ground, and I'm not going to do it,'" the Oklahoma lawmaker added.
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But it's worrying that Discovery is returning yet again to the creative well of the original series' Kirk/Spock era, instead of breaking new ground in another area of the universe.
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Now here at Las Vegas, we're seeing other PC makers follow suit, with all-in-one and other desktop experiments that prove the category is still capable of breaking new ground.
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The action against Mr. Osunkwo should not come as a surprise to CCOs and industry watchers — the regulator is far from breaking new ground here in holding CCOs accountable for failures.
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What's helpful perhaps in your current circumstances, because you're breaking new ground here, is that you seem to be trying to figure out how to do this in an ethical way.
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Nintendo is also breaking new ground with the Switch, a hybrid between a home console and a handheld device, while its accompanying "Legend of Zelda" game has received widespread critical acclaim.
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This Friday's episode of Say Yes To The Dress Atlanta will continue that tradition, while breaking new ground by telling the story of a transwoman on the search for her dream gown.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Two of Europe's biggest settlement houses for securities trades are breaking new ground by collaborating to cut costs in the face of huge upheaval in the financial system's critical plumbing.
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Other songs have been written with the chords in this order, of course (the podcast Switched On Pop cites Avril Lavigne's "Complicated" and Toto's "Africa" among others)—"Despacito" isn't breaking new ground.
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With this release, Infltr is again breaking new ground by allowing users to fully take advantage of their iPhone's camera while inside iMessage, including being able to use filters before snapping their photo.
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For a multi-hyphenate who hob-knobs with black royalty like Solange and is breaking new ground in television, Nance was endearingly modest when we met for dinner in October of last year.
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While TV keeps breaking new ground with surrealism (Atlanta, Twin Peaks) and epic storytelling (Game of Thrones, Preacher), Insecure makes a strong case for the grounded comedy with wit and charisma to spare.
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Chinese researchers, start-ups and A.I. companies should let their imaginations run a little wilder, placing long-term bets that give them a chance of breaking new ground rather than playing catch-up.
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To the north of Garpenberg, at other Boliden mines, Volvo is breaking new ground by testing self-driving trucks underground along with Ericsson which has installed cutting edge 2800G mobile technology in a pilot.
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For more news, click Two of Europe's biggest settlement houses for securities trades are breaking new ground by collaborating to cut costs in the face of huge upheaval in the financial system's critical plumbing.
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But with the band's upcoming fifth album Furies, out January 26 on Dirtnap Records, the band all but eliminates their pop hallmarks, as well as their punk aggression, in service of breaking new ground.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a British suburb in central England, police officers accustomed to burglaries and household disturbances are breaking new ground by finding ways to battle the latest crime wave - human trafficking.
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Credit...Alexis Armanet PRODIGIES FASCINATE: We are riveted by the 22004-year-old violinist ripping through Beethoven's "Kreutzer" sonata and the 22008-year-old Oxford University graduate breaking new ground in mathematical knot theory.
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We are not the first inland city to create a Nippers-style program, but we are breaking new ground by influencing how government and Surf Life Saving approach surf life saving education for kids.
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It makes no effort to make sense on a plot level, it's not breaking new ground where action movies are concerned, and only the most diehard Vin Diesel fans are clamoring for a XXX franchise.
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If the well-trod path toward the futility of gun regulation has any chance of breaking new ground, the remarkable activism of social-media-savvy students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas and beyond will be key.
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The system isn't perfect, but the fact that we've already seen some nations breaking new ground, achieving milestones and having the greatest days and nights in their recent histories surely means it's worth persevering with.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Phoenix Suns big man Deandre Ayton is again in unfamiliar territory after returning from suspension to find a team breaking new ground with a coach and cast he has yet to learn.
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This week, it's Pose an FX series that features the largest transgender cast ever to exist on TV. But for every way that Pose is breaking new ground, it's doing so within Murphy's very established style.
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It has appeared on both Netflix and Hulu, but is now breaking new ground by working directly with HBO to create a new season, one that will be temporarily exclusive to HBO in exchange for additional funding.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO (Craft Recordings; eight LPs, $210; five CDs, $2150) From one angle, John Coltrane's career was a case study in nonstop evolution: He was forever breaking new ground, then moving swiftly along to the next revelation.
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But President Trump's public contempt for the judicial branch and his denigration of specific judges who hand down rulings unfavorable to him seem to be breaking new ground in the relationship between the executive and judicial branches.
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The 18-year-old actor, who has cerebral palsy — a disorder characterized by the loss of motor function that can be caused by brain damage at birth — is breaking new ground by depicting the neurological disorder on screen.
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Rappers like Young M.A., Dej Loaf, Dreezy, Noname, Lizzo, Kamaiyah, DonMonique, Nitty Scott, Rico Nasty, Kash Doll, Asian Doll, CupcakKe are breaking new ground are giving fans a rich and versatile collection of music to explore and appreciate.
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Marr's recent solo stuff is nice in a comfy-old-Brit-Pop-slippers kind of way, but no one would say The Messenger or the legions of mediocre guys with guitars he inspired before that are breaking new ground.
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"Here in Kenya, we find ourselves at one of the global epicenters of growth, where solar products combined with pay-as-you-go models and mobile payment technologies are breaking new ground in bottom-up electricity sector development," Amin said.
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Indeed, the last Bond movie, "Spectre", declared that 007's arch-enemy, Ernst Stavro Blofeld, was really his foster brother, so "The Girl in the Spider's Web" is hardly breaking new ground by mixing petty sibling rivalry with global-domination conspiracies.
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National nominating conventions only come once every four years and no matter how strong they think their electoral advantages are, the nominees cannot simply take a pass on breaking new ground and presenting new ideas in their marquee acceptance speeches.
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More than 1,300 miles away, Oklahoma City is also breaking new ground and reminding the nation that health and wellness are about more than exercise and good diet—if mental health issues aren't addressed, a person cannot be truly healthy.
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SEOUL/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - North Korea's weekend rocket launch repeated earlier success rather than breaking new ground, using a nearly identical design from a 2457 launch, experts said, adding the reclusive country probably remained years from building a long-range nuclear missile.
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The heavyweight division used to be the bracket the UFC called upon when breaking new ground as evidenced by Junior Dos Santos and Cain Velasquez taking pride of place on the first FOX broadcast the promotion enjoyed back in November 2011.
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Yes, you can compare the cloning plot to Black Mirror or Orphan Black, and creator Timothy Greenberg isn't breaking new ground on the existentialism front; still, the glittery Rubik's cube that is this short comedy-drama deserves our praise and attention.
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Microsoft puts its Windows logo on them, and it adds the novelty of 13 different levels of noise canceling (adjustable by rotating a ring around the left ear cup), but the Surface headphones are not breaking new ground in technical terms, either.
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Around Wall Street Not on the same page: Financial markets showed the diverging path of U.S. and euro zone monetary policy, with Wall Street breaking new ground, the dollar perching near a 14-year high, and German bond yields touching record lows.
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While some presidents have used that law to temporarily protect smaller portions of federal waters, Mr. Obama's declaration of a permanent drilling ban on portions of the ocean floor from Virginia to Maine and along much of Alaska's coast is breaking new ground.
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"Our challenge as a team is to create a Call of Duty experience on mobile that will strive to transform the best console experience fans know and love, while also breaking new ground for mobile and redefining the genre," King explains on its site.
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Stormzy introduced Joshua that night not because of local allegiances—Joshua is a North London boy and his opponent that night, like Stormzy, was from South—but because he saw something in common: Stormzy is still breaking new ground, still proving himself miles from home.
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" She notes that the show is breaking new ground with another aspect of her character, too: "It's not everyday that you see a Japanese American character who's a witch, that's a goth girl that doesn't give a fuck and doesn't listen to her parents.
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"We are hopeful that China, like all council members, will see the grave threat to regional, international peace and security, see the importance of adopting tough, unprecedented measures, breaking new ground," Power added about her hopes for China in discussions on new sanctions on Pyongyang.
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We managed to wrangle our titan of new media for the MUNCHIES audience in between recording new music, shooting the second season of Fuck, That's Delicious, and breaking new ground in television with his latest VICELAND hit, Traveling the Stars: Ancient Aliens with Action Bronson.
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"This was going to be a very involved endeavor that will not only require breaking new ground, but also coming up with a new decentralized form of government," Facebook's blockchain chief David Marcus, a veteran of PayPal who ran Facebook Messenger for years, tells The Verge.
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Again, Apple isn't breaking new ground by putting an LTE connection in a wearable — but as it has done in the past, it could take a known recipe and make a much better resulting product experience because of its unique perspective and approach to design and implementation.
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While it's not breaking new ground, it's sure to delight those who hold up the original as one of the best romantic comedies of the past twenty years ... not to mention serve as a nice re-do for those who were disappointed by the lackluster 2004 sequel.
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One of the things that's striking about the tech industry, we're going to focus more on the tech industry, is the lack of interest in history, lack of interest in ... Thinking that they're breaking new ground almost all the time, and that aren't any lessons to be learned.
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"Canada is breaking new ground in the cannabis sector and, as one of the country's leading beverage companies, Molson Coors Canada has a unique opportunity to participate in this exciting and rapidly expanding consumer segment," said Frederic Landtmeters, president and CEO of Molson Coors Canada, in a statement.
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While companies like Google are confidently pronouncing that we live in an "AI-first age," with machine learning breaking new ground in areas like speech and image recognition, those at the front lines of AI research are keen to point out that there's still a lot of work to be done.
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Of course we admit these schools are not perfect and we have a long way to go before their quality is anything close to uniform, but on balance they are breaking new ground and no candidate should get applause for wavering, or worse, by saying they will kill those promising schools if elected.
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Episodes: 12 episodes, all of which are 30 minutes or less Available to stream on: Netflix This TV adaptation of Lev Grossman's terrific novels about bored 20-somethings who realize that magic doesn't make life any better extends the books' best elements into a new medium, all the while breaking new ground.
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"I read about Airbnb's founders staying with hosts in NYC," he said in reference to how Airbnb's early inventory came out of Brian Chesky, Joe Gebbia and Nathan Blecharczyk travelling and sourcing it themselves, since they were breaking new ground by building a network of spare rooms in private homes as a hotel alternative.
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There are a lot of tidbits in Hidalgo's posts about originality and breaking new ground that are quite amusing when read in the context of The Force Awakens' nostalgia love affair, but given the style guide's date of August 1994 — just three months before George Lucas began writing Episode I: The Phantom Menace — another alternative version of history comes to mind.
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But the move signals how Google has increasingly focused a lot of its R&D on breaking new ground across the many facets of AI specifically, from technologies like computer vision, natural language processing, and neural networks, through to applications across virtually any and every business that Google currently and potentially touches, such as video, search and mobile apps, but also healthcare, automotive applications and other verticals.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is breaking new ground with his transition into the White House, according to former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
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We may have passed the peak of the "patent war" in the mobile industry, but the concept of patents as power is far from disappearing, since they continue to be a strong marker for how a company is breaking new ground in technology, and do sometimes help to safeguard an inventor's or company's original work — even if the legal enforcement around patents sometimes gets abused.
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A perfect clone of the Sega Master System and GenesisPRICE$22.4LIKEThe first console clone that plays retro Sega games flawlesslyDISLIKEWireless controller connectivity isn't built inIf you've ever had the chance to try out Analogue's other console clones of the original NES or the Super Nintendo, or have just read our past reviews of either device, the Mega Sg won't seem like it's breaking new ground—but that's definitely not a bad thing.
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Positioning herself not as a scholar breaking new ground (many of these women have been well covered in biographies, memoirs and academic studies) but as a missionary championing her subjects' "oppositional spirit," Dean artfully shepherds the reader through the professional and personal ups and downs of each life, keeping an eye on the affinities — a taste for battle, an ethic of intellectual honesty — that made some of them allies (McCarthy and Arendt, Arendt and Adler) and drove others apart (McCarthy and Sontag, Adler and Kael).
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