It's nice to brush up against magic in any form.
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Sure, there are places where animals brush up against you.
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You lock eyes with someone or brush up against them.
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Tones clash; idioms and allusions brush up against each other.
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"At no moment did anyone brush up against them," he added.
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Rather than awkwardly intertwining, they merely brush up against one another.
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It's just kind of about people who brush up against each other.
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DJI surging nearly 9 percent to brush up against the 20,000 mark.
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Interior woodwork has no moldings and does not brush up against the stone.
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We create and then brush up against the edges of our creation every decade.
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And so, through this question of occupancy, the stories brush up against each other.
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It&aposs not the Patriots&apos first brush up against the NFL rule book.
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While not explicitly about race, Red Dead Redemption 2 does brush up against the subject.
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The topics brush up against some of these issues, but don't really address them directly.
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He curled his fingertips under, so the blade could only brush up against his knuckles.
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It was great, but there are some things that you brush up against here and there.
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An exposed lithium-ion battery can brush up against a piece of metal and short out.
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It's a bit awkward — though not unusual — for semi-invented characters to brush up against real people.
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Stay humbleMaking such sweeping changes to any team can elicit backlash and brush up against internal resistance.
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Throughout the evening, the personal and the historical often merge, or at least brush up against each other.
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When the then 22-year-old reached in to retrieve it, she felt her hand brush up against something.
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As a circuit-court judge, though, she has yet to brush up against reproductive rights—or many hot-button controversies.
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My Sister, The Serial Killer is a wholly original novel where satire and serial killers brush up against each other.
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Just months after the film came out, the controversy that led to Mr. Weiner's conviction would brush up against Mrs.
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The test also includes mobile ad network Facebook Audience Network, where advertisers can brush up against so-called brand-safety issues.
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In the work of muralist and painter Boy Kong, graffiti and Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock art brush up against each other.
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So it took a more targeted approach to start, beginning with projects that were unlikely to brush up against organizational challenges.
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Over four days, they never turn on the TV and only once venture outside, when they brush up against another Iraq protest.
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The straitjacket of tradition and the struggle for excellence; teenage fantasies that brush up against burgeoning adult realities; a refreshing lack of accountability.
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We got to watch Dom — a laser-focused hunter wrapped in a deceptively earnest smile — brush up against Angela and even Whiterose's orbits.
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If they collapse again, if they brush up against one another, influencers are vulnerable to critique and people saying things like, 'You're being inauthentic.
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But civil rights advocates and many in law enforcement worry that such laws would brush up against the First Amendment or invite government overreach.
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In fact, Josef will brush up against his double in the cafeteria of a Reykjavik college as a fellow undergraduate in the early 19623s.
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Mr. Cruz often described the "hard ceiling" of support that Mr. Trump would surely brush up against, estimating it to be 35 to 40 percent.
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But over the past week, that's been next to impossible in the Capitol where hundreds of tourists brush up against lawmakers on a routine basis.
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To be sure, Apple would undoubtedly brush up against competition in a virtual reality play, including from its direct hardware rival, Samsung, and software rival, Google.
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"If you are paying somebody to come talk to my campaign or brush up against my campaign, whatever you call it, I'd be furious," Nunes said.
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In addition, video creators that repeatedly brush up against YouTube's hate speech policies, even without violating them, will now have their accounts shut down, a spokesman said.
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Then, during the Boston Celtics portion of their date, he took an opportunity or two to brush up against Hannah, but otherwise let her do her thing.
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Another big change involves tougher consequences for those whose videos don't necessarily cross the line and break one of YouTube's rules, but repeatedly "brush up against" its harassment policy.
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It surveys humanity trying to wrestle with the unknown and the consequences of what happens when we brush up against it, and what happens when we ask something from it.
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If YouTube finds a pattern over multiple videos or comments, channels that "repeatedly brush up against our harassment policy" could be punished even if no individual video violates its policy.
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In addition, video creators that repeatedly brush up against YouTube's hate speech rules, even without violating them, will be removed from its advertising revenue-sharing program, YouTube spokesman Farshad Shadloo said.
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There are just things you can do on a green card that you can't do on visas, and as I got older, I was starting to sort of brush up against that.
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BNEI BRAK, Israel (Reuters) - Chaim Rachmani spends his days studying Jewish religious texts in the Israeli town of Bnei Brak, whose crowded streets brush up against the office towers of Tel Aviv.
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Recently, YouTube vowed to demonetize channels that "repeatedly brush up against" its hate speech policy, but this may do more to protect advertising partners from negative press than actually discourage noxious behavior.
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He may have more latitude to follow an unpredictable course in which he sometimes seems to brush up against governing conventions and constitutional guardrails he often doesn't seem to even know are there.
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You get a similar effect from the "Let Me Know" demo, where the round tones of an acoustic guitar brush up against Karen's voice like your crush seated beside you in the cinema.
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This same push-pull between respect for human rights and the imperative to punish feels meaty in the real world, but when the writers briefly brush up against this wider significance, it's incidental.
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When I spent a few weekends last year cooking from McFadden's book, propelled from one recipe to the next, I was careful not to brush up against a single bunch of the stuff.
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The company will now suspend members of its YouTube Partner Program for channels "that repeatedly brush up against our harassment policy," meaning they will no longer be able to make money off the platform.
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The problem wasn't that the "Pamela" arc didn't provide a simple moral; it was that C.K. seemed to brush up against a situation that made Louie look bad, then quickly shied away from that darkness.
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"Channels that repeatedly brush up against our hate speech policies will be suspended from the YouTube Partner program, meaning they can't run ads on their channel or use other monetization features like Super Chat," the blog post reads.
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Naturally, a series about a bunch of men living in a rigidly hierarchical world where they only ever meet one woman will brush up against codes of masculinity and the ways they've both built and warped our society.
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And the consensus from Cannes was clear: The various frictions that have the world on edge come from our inability to deal with political, cultural, and linguistic barriers, and our discomfort when we brush up against the unfamiliar.
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The company also said channels that "repeatedly brush up against our hate speech policies" but don't violate them outright would be removed from YouTube's advertising program, which allows channel owners to share in the advertising revenue their videos generate.
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Every boy and girl feels this in small and large ways growing up; you unwittingly brush up against preferences that don't fit within your gender expectations, and then you must learn to fight those expectations or strain to live within them.
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Scherer's remarks are the strongest indication yet that Airbus has quietly launched the A321XLR, a keenly awaited new version of its single-aisle plane that competes with the 737 MAX and could brush up against a proposed new Boeing mid-market jet.
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The remarks are the strongest indication yet that Airbus has quietly launched the A321XLR, a keenly awaited new version of its single-aisle franchise that competes with the Boeing 737 MAX and could brush up against a proposed new Boeing mid-market jet.
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"Channels that repeatedly brush up against our harassment policy will be suspended from YouTube's Partner Program, eliminating their ability to make money on YouTube," the new policy reads, adding that even if a video doesn't cross the line, repeated attacks could be seen as harassment.
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This case is not as obvious as it may seem to many, as it pits two basic legal principles against each other: Rule one way and we come perilously close to treading on the First Amendment; rule the other way and we at least seem to brush up against the 14th.
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The war is on; college, that "beautiful delay" of the future, may turn out to be all the future some of these boys have, and Hollinghurst wonderfully conveys the subtle, charged atmosphere of ordinary life rumbling along under extraordinary circumstances: the military drills performed in khaki in the quad while tutorials carry on above; the eerie intimacy fostered by the blackouts, when, walking between colleges or to the pubs in town, students brush up against unseen bodies in the dark.
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The caliper drag causes the calipers to brush up against the reel spool. A disc drag is when pressure is applied on the plates which then applies pressure on the spool. Center-line drags also known as the best kind of drag because the pressure is directly on the spool close to the axis of rotation.
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Alligators have been seen in the lake at times and some swimmers do swim with knives, but there has never been an alligator attack. Reportedly, a lake cane monster lives in the lake. Although, never photographed, residents and swimmers have reported sightings or feeling the monster brush up against them. All new swimmers to the lake for their first 3 crossings must have flotation with them, no exceptions.
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The student remembers his curiosity and finally looks out the window. Instead of seeing the city lights, he only sees a terrible black void, an infinite abyss of chaos. The howling winds and cacophony of elements snuff out the candles in the room, leaving the student and Zann in complete darkness. He blindly moves through the dark with desperation, beginning to feel “chilling things” brush up against him.
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He grabs Nathan, only to have him brush up against Matt's hand, allowing Sylar's mind to transfer back in, although Nathan remains in control. Nathan then flings the cop into a wall, grabs Peter, and flies them both away to the Grand Canyon. Although Matt is horrified that Sylar has returned to his original body, he is also relieved Sylar has left his, and using his telepathy, Matt sneaks out of the hospital. Nathan is devastated to think that he is really Sylar, while Peter grabs onto him, assuming his flight power, refusing to let Nathan go at it alone.
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The four Melendy children live with their father, a widowed professor of economics, and Cuffy, their beloved housekeeper, in an old house in the countryside of New York. Their Father has been hired by the government for a secret, World War II-related job, and the children venture into their new neighborhood with the intention of helping their country. They end up making new friends collecting scrap metal, and also brush up against some local scoundrels. The most notable of their new friends is Mark, a boy about Rush's age, who is under the care of his abusive adult cousin Oren Meeker.
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In 1949, he had the misfortune to brush up against one of academia's least savory characters, the eminent Belgian deconstructionist Paul de Man. Following his friend Mary McCarthy's recommendation, Artinian helped the newly immigrated de Man by offering him a substitute position as professor of French at Bard College, while Artinian spent the academic year of 1949–50 in France as a Fulbright fellow. In 1955, he edited and published "The Complete Short Stories of Guy de Maupassant" (Hanover House), which expurgated sixty-five inauthentic works from the Maupassant canon, and remains authoritative, even after half a century. In 1964, Artinian retired from his post as Chairman of the Division of Languages and Literature at Bard.
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In June 2008, researchers at the Radboud University in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, who had previously succeeded in hacking the OV- chipkaart (the Dutch public transport chip card), hacked an Oyster card, which is also based on the MIFARE Classic chip. They scanned a card reader to obtain its cryptographic key, then used a wireless antenna attached to a laptop computer to brush up against passengers on the London Underground and extract the information from their cards. With that information they were able to clone a card, add credit to it, and use it to travel on the Underground for at least a day. The MIFARE chip manufacturers NXP Semiconductor sought a court injunction to prevent the publication of the details of this security breach, but this was overturned on appeal.
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